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

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1966 volume:

A I T S LTI - e - University Archives Binghamton University Libranies i When earth breaks up and heaben expands, Hotw will the change strike me and pou . . . Robert Brotwning odls able of Contents B vomiction - ';2::?; arpur College 1965-1966 o . D yministration ; umanities . ; Jcience and fMathematics ocial Science 4. $ 2D enior Directory and Portfolio Iuh Directory E 5 e tlsmg anh iBatrnns 114 120 134 146 169 7 7 P II, .of,-' LAY yaal vaaeis f it L, Y EL SR P se 17, vy Il over the Harpur campus the earth is sprouting physi- cal evidence of a master plan that's been a long time brewing in the air over our heads. Suddenly the vague abstractions of discussion rooms and drawing boards are becoming tangible re- alities. State University of New York at Binghamton is being born at Harpur College and all of us are feeling the labor pains. State University Center at Binghamton of the State of New York. What a strange pseudonym for the phenomenon of the conglomeration at Harpur College. Every- thing seems to be breaking up at once. At first there was just a lot of talking and writing about what was going to happen to the school as it grew, but it just wasn't personal. Even the construc- tion during those first couple of years was on the outskirts of the campus. But slowly the change which seemed so distant became an actual fact. e watched rocks and dirt pile up all over the campus, and we groaned inwardly, and often aloud, about the loss of space, about the overcrowded parking lots and dorms. We immediately missed those outdoor places where we studied and picnicked and played ball. It was easy to resent the intruding construction; it was inconvenient. But the holes were soon filled with trees or with skeletons of new buildings. And just as there were some who were frustrated by the sleep- less mornings and dirty windowsilFs, there were others who were fascinated by the machines, excited by the unex- pected completion of a building. There were other changes which accom- panied the physical change. We could sense the difference in a growing lack of intimacy, combined with a new excite- ment; the change from hootenannies to rock 'n roll dances. We could sense the q N J LTl 4 vy, q FErgg, - Ty T - Ly Tt EASA . a growing lack of intimacy . . . difference in the increased class sizes, the immediate closing of good courses being taught by good men. At times, the whole college seemed amnesic; unable to re- call 1ts former identity and unable as yet to create a new one. Yet while the college is abstractedly strug- gling with its new 1dentity, most of us are much more concerned with our own identities. We feel ourselves a part of the school, and have changed with it and be- cause of it, yet we want to emerge as in- dividuals. Graduation brings these thoughts to a focus. . A i, b 7V Y R S B S S s z - WS 3 fas aar'. n's . increased class sizes eaving Harpur is a frightening and an ex- citing prospect. Suddenly everything beyond the little world we have built for ourselves seems threatening and difficult. Above all it seems indifferent, even more so than the growing indifference of the school we must soon leave. And when we think of this, the mud and the noise and the constant change become less bothersome - as graduation nears, they can be viewed almost affectionately. There's been a lot of change; we've changed too, perhaps more than anything else, and that is why there is so much ?or us to re- member. as graduation nears, they can be viewed almost affectionately. Theres been a lot of change; we've changed too, perhaps more than anything else, and that is why there is so much for us to remember. If the past four years have been different for each of us - happy, depressing, hec- tic, boring, overworked or underworked, lost, lonely, frustrating or rewarding they haven't been empty. And now grad- uation is coming, and we've realized it and prepared for it. Our last year has been busy, full of those last minute de- tails which always accompany departure. Yet in the midst of this, we suddenly realize that college is nearly over, that four years that seemed so long have end- ed so quickly. We think about why we came and what we wanted to learn. And we think about how we've changed be- o I rZid , .. perhaps love . . cause of what has happened to us and what we have learned. Some of us have found a great deal here - a goal, a direc- tion, fun, friendships - perhaps love. Others have experienced less describable things, things which may have been unhappy, which may not have revealed a single ?oal. But they have resulted in a kind of personal insight, a subtle under- standing of others and of ourselves. We all have grown. We've all shared similar experiences dur- ing these years. The experiences, the people - and Harpur College, have been central to our lives for so long that leaving is somewhat unhappy. It is also uncertainty ?iced with excitement, a desire to hold on to the security of the school, mixed with the need to face the impersonality of the world by ourselves. Leaving is the realization that Harpur has sheltered us for four years, protected us from what lies beyond its campus. Sometimes it is hard to admit our fears about leaving, and sometimes it is just as hard to admit our relief. Yet all of us, even if we have the security of a job or the acceptance at a graduate school, and especially if we have no future plans mapped out, sense the finality which graduation represents. Mavbe we have a sense of disbelief at the idea that we are through. Yet we know that we can't turn back to Harpur for security. And some of us, having gained a sense of independence, feel ready to disassociate ourselves from the college, feel a kind of release at being free at last. Others, unsure of what may happen, wish we could stay longer in the closed academic community. But no matter how we look toward graduation, we look toward it as changed people. . what lies beyond its campus ERSREENNNNG e SN A NS - 7 3 2 l T S B n. P 3 A ..WRX.. Z vz . g0 1 L o N - 10 X 28 - x x j J It u 6 2 x L6 ot M 5 E - o P Q il S Lw. DR 2 . $ i R $ o x.l 1 6 THH 10185 C N Q .-;.. Q L LI lj ITE LY L Y LNy jx Q o 2 32 w . saay .?T : 7 H v NS EQ i ? pq q.m S 01 AT HHEH r 4 alls 3 .1 : N 12 han that Aprill with His shoures soote Pick a pretty flour, Step upon pout coate. DONALD McKAYLE DANCE COMPANY WE.:E wmg:a: ElCK o1 1 arm DXCI'leIIIGS LzOHIUSIOH o1 fIC Vv ICLIIAIIiCsC VY ciIPL.4 CHARLES MOHR fal to The New York T 'RI, South etnam, -A leathery old farmer wispy beard and his reworn W squatted ' heels as a young Amer- litenant spoke to them an interpreter this . them we're sorry wej them but we thought re Vietcong, said Kirst Lynn Lancaster of Wis. varatroopers of A Com- eond Battalion, 173d e Brigade, had just con- 4 elassic infantry school on the farm of Le Van restern Haunghia Prov- bout 35 miles west of The incident was an five example of how ex- g, confusing, tragic and 24 l nes futile the war in Vietnam can be, l sunday the pacatroopers Second Battalion fought ong battle a few hundred wway with a battalion of iuerrillas Were Killed Americans killed at least villas while driving them deep bunkers and fox- long the dikes of canals rar-cane fields. The pnm-l s suffered fewer r. ;.cuul-w dead and wounded-an 1 man killed by a mortar captain shot three times. Americans were in al for a smoke and a cup of cof Sef. Charles Brown of the 173d Airborne Brigade pauses By PETER GROSE dreds, probably thousands, of heen Vietcong but that they had m rounds of bullets ripped into no weapons. the still-standing house. One enlisted man remarked When the troops reached it,that the farmer had probably a young radioman, apparently helped the Vietecong dig the oblivious of the furor United bunkers the Americans lmd mul ' i States marines caused lastiinto. August by burning down huts, But after a little inteun a-CD J swore and annomlced he wastion by Lieutenant Lancasler ' going to set the hut afire withjand an intelligence sergeant his hffhtcx But it would not with a pink and purple hoarto burn. land the words Jim and Another soldier found old Le Gloria, tattoed on his arm, the Van Gia and his wife hiding inlieutenant apologized for the a bomb shelter just across a damage and for the sugar cane small canal. burned by shellfire. The wife poured tea from al All Le Van Gia said was, pot into the shallow lid of theCan I go back to work now? hh teapot for her husband as he Tell him to go right P-H was interrogated about the 5 ahead, said the inteniwcme to 10 men who had been secn!sergeant, shouldering his rifle running near his house. and plunging off once more into He said that they might have!the evil-smelling mud. 9 BASES SMASHED INNORTH VIETNAM INDIA AND SOVIET IN VIETNAM PLEA End to U.S. Raids Asked as Shastri Ends Russian Trip B Hoanlao dchanmwoa i f:-ngpay;wm 3to l United Press International Radioph fee at lull in the fighting. Special to The New York Times . 100d and anxious to pro-i- cRORICHTS A OMNSON PLEDGES At A Ay EFRORT FOR PEACE JED it But Administration Refuses to Rule Out Retaliatory Raids in the Future 0 Students at Tuskegee weh in Protest-White lan Is Held for Murder Continued From Page 1, Col. 7 yunited oy Wernational l thu BE. A Jan. 4 their pan 'm demonstrating 15 Mekro ol 1 t 1 Washington's resolve to fulfill g Negro civil vights work-lji commitments to South Viet- vas shol fo death today,nam. hing off a 1,500-man mareh The raids by United States ingry fellow students and and South Vietnamese aircraft o a call for Foderal Struck two of the four target fh ; areas oncfmaH marked for e eprisal e victim was 21-year-oldfor a Victcona rmd upon Ameri- nel L. Younge Jr., a politi-can forces in South Vietnam science major at Tuskegee The targets were in southerr tute, a predominantly Ne- North Vietnam, out of rangc ; lof the MIG fighter planes sta- college. i tioned near Hanoi. All the in- arvin Segr a white, 59.'::L;1!Iations were said to be im- -old serv station opera- portanklo the Hmv of supplies wwas charged with first-de- from North ijln;im through . lvaos to South Vietnam. murder in the kil r. Younge was slain after of the missions and led to the rtedly having tried to use a second attack early today. Al- Sont at the seivice st mIm tho11,'.:11 some military advisers had hoped to use the present situation to damage all fow night attendant. regions, the Administration chose to wait and see whether the Communist countries had e Mr. Segrest worked as Father Signs Warrant te victim's 1'111 or: Sam ounge Sr., signed the we UU - Viet Ambush- rals had hun nn'hnix-sz case lm-m-l.wt.: the day. . iarles M. Keever, mayor ol town in which Negroes ol '-' 'l' . LT L e T R e e R WL TR 3 e omme ommml ommly e Y o 4 Poor weather frustrated some MOSCOW, May 19India and e Soviet Union called jointly day for an immediate end tol mted States bombing raids on orth Vietnam. A solution of 1e Vietnam conflict, they said, in be found only in the frame- ork of the 1954 truce agree- ent for Indochina. The appeal was contained in wide - ranging communique the end of a week's visit by China dia's Prime Minister, Lal s ahadur Shastri. Mr. Shastri o B it for NWew Delhi last nmighti s o o Time G om the ancient Asian city of TnEew Xorne E sshkent, the last stop on his Barracks were att AL xed Al ATat tour. Hoanlao 1. Marines took In promises of economic co- Trusngdink 21. Planes hit eracy el E e CAMBODIA QWC'K HW;I-'I:ITI? NI A Jea to The New York'T By JOHN D. POMFRET an, 4-President Johnson has decided J AIL ON YIETNAM 5 SIFTED BY U.S. WASHINGTON, $ 1 2-B illion More Sought By Johnson for Vietnam i W arnings by - the Soviet a nd Chinese G2 overnments RUARY 9, 196 i 3 i WHY ARE Wr ; BURNINC TORTURING, +, KILLING THE PEOPLE OF VIETNAM? - TO PRE BIOLOGICAL ey A 'o, VIETNAM MARCH NOV. 27 Op per QUIYRE tunds s N il , p g i q .. 7 7 IS 2 A e 26 27 i W W L . . .'. . 31 Harpur NO oo o o, Union Hobart Hamilton Hartwick Oneonta Utica Alfred Ithaca Cortland Opponent NOP,NPODRRB Goldstein, Mark McKee, John Goldsholl, Joel Kohler, Alan Goldstein, David Meadow, Barry Gitter, Martin Johnsen, Peter Ontko, John Platt, Joseph Smoller, Jeffrey Stein, Jay Bassin, Marc Benderson, Albert Bernstein, Allan Cohn, Joel Fass, Dave Kellman, Steven Levine, Lanny Winter, Stephen Zipkin, Mark 35 Appell, Frank Bangert, Frederick Barker, William Baty, Donald Bogartz, Jerold Carrano, John Carson, Dennis Cecconi, John Cherkauer, Douglas Cooke, Richard Davis, Eric Doehring, Michael Doig, James Edelstein, Burt Gelerter, Robert Horrocks, David Hoyt, Michael Hudock, Jack lantosca, Bernard Katz, Stephen Kelley, James Klein, Mark Kleitz, Michael Kune, Henry Lieberman, Elliot Markle, Donald Muir, David Nussbaum, Berl Palmer, Jerry Peck, Fred Rabinowitz, Harold Radigan, John Schantz, Stanley Schecter, William Schulster, Paul Voorhees, Donald Vrooman, Steven Vavra, Edward Wasielewski, John Wayne, Dennis Wolf, Ira Young, Richard 12 frosh 26 4th Place Tied 6th Place 46 Tied 15th Place 58Y2 63 Hamilton RPI Hamilton RPI Hartwick LeMoyne Relays 6 teams LeMoyne Relays frosh 8 teams LeMoyne Plattsburgh NYSCTAFA 16 teams - no points Ithaca Oswego Opponent 46 110 94 75 110 85 50 86'2 82 37 Baseball Team McCulloch, Robert Spring, James Davis, Stephen Reif, James Tuminello, William Contemanolis, George Deitchman, Paul Giambalvo, Louis Gordon, Roy Halperin, Michael Orloff, Lawrence Powell, William Wormsley, William Nissim, Bruce Wieczorek, Richard Zucker, Warren Baseball Harpur 9 Utica Harpur 4 Hartwick Harpur 4 Hobart Harpur 4 Geneseo Harpur 8 Oneonta Harpur 6 Bap. Bible S. Harpur 9 Hamilton Harpur 4 Utica Harpur 2 Hartwick Soccer Harpur Brooklyn Wilkes Utica O -0 AN Hamilton tie 10 ins. ,.. HHENOOONPAOO Golf Team Craig, James Gainen, Lawrence Keeney, Russell Klimow, Stephen Levine, Jack Levinton, Howard Sandler, Todd Sussman, Kenneth Wilensky, Neil 39 Baptist Bible Robert's Wesleyan Opponent 2 A e B ST Il 02 Soccer Team Bulawa, Walter DeNitto, Andrew Fuller, Russell Hinamen, Gary Howard, William Johnson, Stephen Kurtze, Robert Meyers, Claude Milman, Sidney Mutakyawa, Erosto Nagel, Barry Ncube, Mt. Shana Newman, Lawrence Nobel, Jay Peck, Fred Pierce, Andrew Riccardella, John Rosenberg, Stanley Shultz, James Schwartz, Robert Soltis, Rodney Visser, John Yellin, Michael Golf Harpur Opponent 1 Ithaca 8 32 Oneonta Y 5 Cortland 4 114 Hobart 7Y 0 Oswego 9 1 Utica 8 41 The Renaissance All-Stars vs. The Grass Christian P. Gruber Jewish P. Grebstein masquerading as Nick Adams Bernard Levy cleverly disguised as the Wyf of Bathe St. Francis X. Newman Artie Clemency posing as a Baltimore Oriole Paul Baumgartner disguised as a leprechaun and Koach Kroetsch - 52 54 K. LW 4 ' e - 7 T 58 59 witb Light step, as if earth and its tram- mels had little power to restrain him, a poung man in gorgeous bestments pauses at the brink of a precipice among the great heights of the world; he surbeps the blue distance before him-its expanse of sky rather than the prospect belotw. Bis act of eager walking s still indicated, though be is stationarpy at the giben moment; his dog ig still bounding. The edae twhich opens on the depth bas no tervor; it is as if angels were waiting to uphold him, if it came about that he fell from the height. PHis countenance 18 full of intelligence and expectant dream. e s a prince of the other world on his trabels through this one. The sun, which shines behind him, knotus whence he came, whither He is go- ing, and hotw he will veturn by another path after many days. Be is the gpivit in gearch of expevience. e signifies the journey outtward and the state of the first emanation. IPHis purse ig inscribed with dim signs, to shotw that manp sub- conscious memories ave stoveb up in the soul. 60 61 WHITNEY s HALL J -.J 64 66 State University of New York at Binghamton Inauguration Weekend September 24 - 25, 1965 This Ticket Adniits One Person to the INAUGURAL CEREMONY Reserved Seating 10:30 a.m. Saturday September 25 On. the Campus State University of New York at Binghamton Inauguration Weekend September 24 - 25, 1965 This Ticket Admits One Person lo the ACADEMIC SEMINARS FOR STUDENTS AND ALUMNI 2:30 p.m. Saturday September 25 over State University of New York at Binghamton Inauguration Weekend September 24 - 25, 1965 This Ticket Admits One Person to the RECEPTION FOR DELEGATES 10 p.m. Friday September 24 Sheraton Inn, Binghamton - - F S ;4;?1' - ,- I y.w paddy's wake DEMETREANS GOLIARDS APO e e e e e - B BACCACIA L e - Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity Bob Akland Mickey Bassell Vic Beenk Steve Brenner Mike Burke Jim Craig. Jim Bell Joe Freedman Mke Hannan Bill Mihalko Brian Morse Tony Oliveri Larry Pasik Bob Pollack Bill Ryall Eli Schwam Gary Simons Lee Sprissler John Trazino Bruce Wasserman Adelphi Ron Aronoff Ken Bloom Danny Besser Hal Cohen Eric Davis Ben Agajanian Larry Glickman Jack Levine Larry Gaines Lou Gurman Bernie Grossberg. Harry Geller Dave Graubard Scott Winokur Mark Perlman 'Ron Goldfinger Fred Peck Steve Winter -.'J-E...H'-.Cn,,' Jay Richter - Al Sehildkraut Herb Kaufman 'Steve Grossman Ethan Fishman Advisors: C. Wilson R. Gray M. Greenberg C. Bobis Baccacia Lee Adlowitz Bill Bender 'Ron Ehrenberg Steve Menyuk pres. Mark Lumer Charles Glass treas. Stan Schantz Phil Sommers John Cecconi Mickey Bassel Steve Diner Jeff Leblang Rich Schanler sec. Bill Barker Ed Ginsburg - Paul Schulster Chuck Craig Ron Linden Dick Wesolowski v. pres. Barry Meadow Rod Soltis Jack Hudack Barry Kramer Demetrean Society Bruce Denker pres. Peter Corens v. pres. Stanton Miller v. pres. Ed Snyder rec. sec. Paul Deitchman corres. sec. Roy Gorden treas. Bob Holzaner sgt. at arms Paul Koch Steve Kingsley Harry Mesh Errol Leaderman Al Frank Bob Hirst Bob Valins Richie Liss Bake Turner Les Marion Mark Forman Howie Flaxman Harvey Lindenbaum Bruce Saal Mike Halperin Dionysians Ira Bourstein Steve Reifman Stew Paperin Rich Packman Marty Spatz Dan Kornstein John Massey Steve Sideroff Jody Fox Aaron Fuchs Stege Markowitz Roy Kaplan Rod Alexander Steve Goldberg Aaron Gurwitz Norman Brand Todd Sandler Mike Alligher Bill Mills: Bill Conway Goliards Steve Davis Gordy Gould Tony Heller Gary Hinaman Vern Jacobs Gary Kiev Magnus Lakovics John Mahoney Bill Matros Keith Martin Charles Putman Mike Rice Jim Rief Sal Rubino Jim Schuitz Bill Stibel Steve Treistman Bill Tuminello Don Voorhees John Wojcio Bill Wormsley Odeans Ed Turan Ken Rich Edd Chervin Ron Scherhoffer Neil Weisbrod Dan Lipponer Arnold Schwartz Jeff Wilkes Larry Rotkin Frederick Eckhauser Carl Friedman Gary Lemco Stanley Lindenfeld Frances Doberman Len Augenlight Jack Sherman Richard Hyman Jan Novak Steve Wallack Sigma Tau Omega Sandy Altman Joel Cohen David Diamond Jay Kotcher Barry Kass Marc Leitner Larry Levine Al Lichstein Danny Magalnick Harold Magalnik pres. Bill Meyers Fred Miller Barry Polsky Al Rockmael Gene Shapiro Robin Weiss Jerry Yale Ben Erlitz Tau Robert Altavilla Robert Barnett Jay Benjamin George Contemanolis Joe Costanzo Charles Dayton Richard Flint Gene Godin Neil Henry Doug Kendall Robert Krietkausky Rick Longhurst Dennis McCudden Robert McNeil Rick MacRae Jerry Palmer William Powell Gary Ravert Robert Sessions Doug Smith Alan Sturdavant Jerry Wagner Wayne Webster Ira Wolf Robert Zolczer ADELPHI 72 N - 'z S N .2 D a1 B ,;f':.-.'.. .llk! ; ag R - 1 - P ERIE BILIZZARD ot 06 FORECA Wind blowing, snow snowing Dote Frem U.S. WEATHER BUREAU This sub-zero i weather to stay' i o757 Rain m Yt o sl . T-ff Snow FORECAST fcg ! E 40 Flurries Figures Show Low Temperatures Expacted g AL Until Friday Merning R ' Isalatad Procipitation Nat Indicated Coniult Local Farecast QN;: Associated Press WIREPHOTO Map. SNOW AND FLURRIES expected Thursday night in Lakes area, eastern Ohio valley and northern Rockies. Showers predicted in parts of the southwest. Colder in central part of nation and warmer in Gulf coast and southern Plains. ST SNO WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST Binghamton and Vicinity Mostly cloudy, windy and wvery cold with oc- !casional snow flurries fonight, Low around 10 pelow. Friday, partly cloudy and very lcold and windy with a few snow flurries, High 8-13, Southeastern New YorkMostly cloudy Iwith occasional snow flurries and very icold. Low 0 fo 10 below northeast to 0 to 5 above southeast. Friday, partly cloudy and bitterly cold and windy with joccasional flurries over Mohawk Valley and higher elevations. High mostly in the teens. Western New' York1 to 3 inches of snow tonight except with local amounts jof 4 inches or more near the Great Lakes. Strong northwesterly winds with falling itemperatures tfonight. Snow flurries and colder Friday, High 5 below to 5 above, New York City and VicinityMostly cloudy and very cold. Low around 10 above zero. Friday, fair, windy and bit- terly cold. High 15-20. Barometer reading at 9 a.m Falling - 29185 Mean temperature yesterday City 6 Mean temperature yesterday Air- port 5 Maximum femperature yesterday 15 Minimum last night Z B Mean one year ago foday was 31 Two years ago foday it was . 31 Precipitation yesterday to midnight trace Sun rises tomorrow at 7:22 a. m Sun sets tomorrow at 5:12 p. m TEMPERATURES IN OTHER CITIES H L H L Albany 11 3 Miami Beach 77 49 Bosfon 26 21 Minneapolis 15 -16 Buffalo 13 -1 New Orleans 41 30 Chicago 25 16 New York e I 3 Cleveland 19 3 Philadelphia 24 18 ' Storm Skip: More Cold Ahead T T i S s Swim Team Coach Thomas Bogartz, Jerold Caro, Dennis Carroll, Ed Hammack, Dave Handelsman, Leslie Heller, Tony Huddock, John Lakovics, Magnus Lieberman, Elliott Mahoney, John Maltby, Brant McMillan, Ross Peck, Fred Rosenberg, Stan Rosenblum, Don Schecter, Bill Van Wart, Harold Craig Hathaway president Services for Youth 99 A b 6 6 6 6 4 4 S NEG 4 A ' g P Dennis Geller, chairman 4 i p Studying reinstitution o ' ,pruru;:istrminn. and adjust UNITED STUDENT GOV'T. ments in course offerings. l ; it l B y CAFETERIA Sandy Hell! Il B I ' man - Reported progress o 1 alternate meal plans of I P meals per week, and enaby pling students to get off thy meal plan on a priority bavi sis. Off-campus students can now buy breakfast at New- Y ing Hall, preventing opend ing of Snaek Bar at 7:30. S OCIAL REGULATIONSY Steve Trosty - Discusse If regulating dormitory hich should begin next fall, so considered sunbathing gulations. JREI STUDENTS Bob Lebman - No report. POLITICAL AFFAIRS Ukl-'f Tice Sardell - Soliciting! -ispeakcrs for conference on P Far Eastern Affairs, P NSA Sandy Cohen - Ny I p report. ; ! p CONSTITUTIONAL REVI SION Jim Barnes - Pres, ently enlisting members. .;LIBRARY Judi Siegel b S 1 o b . g To investigate loss of book: . won v 5 L o z 5 and cost of Xerox copies! nt Sta Wpus stud presen11y 10c per page. third o e 0 ; - . B P TAVERN - ON - THE ! o e om0 am to resolu ; y : t GREEN Norman Brand ay in E D federa wsr:; Ll;atbtl- p Aaron Fuchs - President 1 . ments, ' the Weekends, has been g part in its actions, and ggjjege 3 s an appointed or- aqt - i ganiza which ignores stu- Aygenbraun , Dearing appointed an ad hog - bFSA committee for the Tav, f- T ern. S 'FINANCE Ann McGovern - USG suggested that the Smith will gd ing in 70 wvotes, Stion by Terr that USG tald 41 votes a ni Dresi - YR, dent opinion. President Ben Er- ... the coordination of Weel ShE . e votes. 1itz sed th ti the i committee look into compen itz opposed the motion on the g4 i . et end activities was re-opened for hdemic 5,31.40,1 for USG President ndy Birch of Endicolt grounds that many decisions on giseussion, Mr. Augenbraun o oldine . 7 . i : i fared quit 11, defeat- joti ic rdell . G : i . E pand Colenial News Editor. ared quite well, deiea A npiotion by Alice Sardel : ik v R stated that SCB, which ns . Student offices. 7 X J Sandy Stern 130 to 49. , e . ,. 7 A o A B B B A A ; I v o LT LB RO g B s b ATag R g o D R TR O'Connor Hall, Gail Green- 71 i - R e i el R ESPRPS o LHg o 2 i i z Eauleungs e LB ARt asEsEdE o Er - poswe HE58 1 with 44 votes barely de- o B e AT et i g e d S BT se s boo M Clgle oy e R . - t o o a o o w 4 m oS m 8 o h -l 'd her opponent, Pat Tilles, cmm w4 5 E E 2 23F Mg 2SE4BEANSA5Z Bag SR SR8 E, S P o B Gl R F e e o aE - 13 c; e - 89 votes. D SE5E58F . e e BoS C R - 2 e - B oTH siBEsL TR B E B : i z ! e g LR o SHO o ES s 99 PRI - T e R c o i ice Sardell, unopposed in O s oygsSss A3 g: qffgmgg.4kgs;wh:55 2 s gasbmgghfcg; S L, Rl oo il e B poesl fRo.ele BRES Mewd 80 0 . AE B BEEETERR 7 s 2o - B R H e 5 4B O 2T S y of o i aAE - e el . vercoming a write-in cam- e T ggml;gggos SRPHE z;g':s ac?f;:z: EED g ews j:;?g;.;g?, g FE .8 q B i N s e R e o R T S w2 Pt g n for Pat Brown. Miss Sar- oA K5 F 5 R e e G2 EEEE SR Al ESE oy 38::2336 -582?5 1 E S I IR - g o X P s - BT v I R S R Y - e3 o received 102 votes, Miss ol EoEN 3 L8800 obhd o Bod ERZaS g 3 8 WE o P oo Bk R o .-3?w?gj:55:;.52; e T ?':TCEuOEFdOZQ'EHOU:!Q S T 5 m, . B S O iafo .82 E ERE O 08 Ny FUW R Biaoh 24 mmfsga LS EaXRES hE ARG, ENGE CERESa. S4B TFURB SEEE so unopposed was Sandy Z .;;:ggM;'-;:;mmg;:.:HEESQEWWU;G; s R ,550.5593! 8': 3 : w o 2 0op o - 2 s i 2E L iz 2 ! man, who did quite well, m hf-;ag,:s33354 5:;$ ;: .35553595539;2 BEERESS By E . Bl $ , E S 3 S 2 EH: : ving 73 votes as opposed u St wmd EEHBUO Qo BTIOFPoBocRBEPULE F AP ESS4ES8cs 888 write-ins for Janet Levine. e m e . : - D B4 P2 2 ERE TS i - 1S R R - S N DO P T Y I S Barnett, the unopposed : : SRE28L EneEP3- 85 EHE ET9RELRE r : : i : 22 v ES RE L 98X L8 -3 E O 2 2cerve ! 2 P I 0 U 5 -y Mate in Broome received 5 gl E s R mL E'Gd ;51,1 Ellg L iiigg:i otes. g o i oo BERY U i el - R the three.way race in Dig. V Swbmmi 2 22 88T S SgE8,upy PEPE BT Lo e-way race in Dig- 3 ks Z o B5 8 g HES o EE sE o AR i e v o P 5 .,. e i 2 BT g Hall, Jerry Harris polled Cc c 2 He o EE8 Y pEas BEe 56 E 5 : : g, 288 R 8FFEFHSo- TS Iaf8YE otes, defeating his oppon- - x B B ggf,gi'.g B OBy va3-;a?l a g e g S 5 s w k S o S e Richie Fino 18 votes and s o I Sdw BB R ;,,.-CE';,: Ergn2 ;EW-U': B e - g - + Fass 19 votes. e - TR N Qe ;E:ggE 'EES: :H$CE'SEE : o nm 2 P 3 z FE u W BE e 03 HJE the contest for the three QD o Ty - meres Egegcd: BSBe ET 3 Sl 355 : B A s a4 o et A - poivhe S il - . PY ampus representative po- Q;. g9 a3 O SR a8 gy 2 828 g BEE A 8 . Ad t t 2 9 ALUATED Nay f Stu- 9 ? gaprime 'k A con- nitel3 w Vildister. omb, Direct raries, negative opin hse of library als was he saw in tri ack of g and gre y for e four disk + he rs Negative i , lia Wilson, former Di- bnce, and Mr. J. Fred- 6 of Men's Residence, . view of trimester. g pace, and, and a large criticisms listed in the , commented that, al- idea, trimester needs x LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 1d a better calendar. Mr. 3 ty. College Planning Co- ordinat his somewhat negative opinion on the lak gl blocks of time to do deferred pinions o in the adr THE GREAT EXPERIMENTIS EV rati, 7 r report stah Ay show maintenany he inability of maintenance to th Pad calendar cost gllegel complete and that overtime is up 2.45 stua. do not enroll here, ho times peg average since trimester. i do so regular semester c g Mr S C. Henderson, Head of the Ath- . 0tl icisms leveled at 3 letics - cnt, expressed a somewhat nega- - R CRE VLA S R S - - . . an 7 g' 5 8 L B Rishel a ' t the work loac tive vijggt trimester. g R E Hthat ace n has not prove The seneral feeling of rush, the problem R Hw gwottudonls be of the lack of cot Frings. of scheduling fall sports, overall program evalu- 28 meolE Yniak Cites Rati tion and planning, and the difficulty of summer : o niak Cites katio ve - f a B 288 5 3 5 - l staffine ave the disadvantages Mr. Henderson 2 3 E:g B John P. k, Dean of Students, gave as 0.4 reasong for nite egative pinion, y - : ' LQ' E E g o ; Haat R :;11 5 i'k Hlltm 4 1uh Mr. Frank J. Conway, former Business Offi- : Q reutralization respectable ac -3 ent : o d e 3 el QH'E 5 lu l Hf e -TU 2 1 '1cru L ?'mfm cer, drew his somewhat negative opinion irom ! atio because 01 transience 0SS O ' 273 w8 e g : g i con'tlmm-'x, the inereasingly heavy workload caused directly Bk 258 g and increased impersonalization and social dis- 0 p 8 s R e by trimester S C o BB g - Recistrar Cites Time Lack g g B 8.8 Dr. C. P. Gruber, Chairman of the Humani- sl Ni' '1 1' ia B ? ; Rew 2 w i ivisi : da Bernstein, Regis- ESg S573 .8 ies Division, when the report was compiled, ex- Although Mrs. Rhod: g e trar, offered a defi um-h negative opinion of tri- wressed a somewhat negative ovinion. MESTER REPORTS ARE RELEASED - ATORS, STUDENTS ARE OPPOSED TY IS FOUND MILDLY FAVORABLE 090fStudents Administrators Cite Faflgue COLONIAL NEWS roommate or I profess to any psychiatric training, we do not llege presentations, and confine their viewing to the sit- to be titillated should avoid ser- uation comedies on television. lous co 'Hits 'Philistinism' truly We feel see. the purpose of these rude interruptions. Of Film Audience To the Editor: sorry for the pre-neanderthal SRR AR T e e e minds which conceive of such 2 le s The latter are expressly direc- ted to simple minds. substantial a Apparently WHRW 10:05 Tradition -- classical music May 4 Liszt, A Faust Symphony May 11 Schubert, String Quintet in C Major , ; Aay 18 American Composers 6:05 Sounds in the Evening II: Folk May 25 Bruckner, Symphony No. 77 7i05 Music 5o Revia'x i 12:00 News Roundup 18:10 The Grfat White WTAY. - - 12:15 Night Light -- music for late evening Moy s RBeils 2o Roofing 1:15 Headlines and Sign Off May 12 Sweet Charicy May 19 Kiss Me Kate May 26 South Pacific 9:05 The Comedy Spot 9:30 Perspective : May 5 Politics VI -- Woodie Fitchette May 12 Politics VII -- Dr. Paul Smith 12:00 May 5 The Bach Family May 12 Brahms, Trio No. 2 in C Ma- jor May 19 Schubert, Fantasia in C for Piano and Violin, Opus 159 May 26 Rodrigo, Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra News Roundup CLARENDON advisor: charles eldred board member: on moat duty at time of group portrait. . Colonist editorial board: Christine Bonney, Brook Botvin,. Barrie Goldman, Joel Goldsholl, Bill Milhalko, Pat Sandgrund editor; Susan Specter business manager: Su- san Wachs. staff: Terry Augenbraum, Leslie Cohen, Caryl Fox, Sara Gothelf, Linda Grey. Mike Kasper. Larry Kressel, L. W. de- Lawrence, Barbara Simpson, Kenneth Stern, Doug Vitarius. photography: Joel Goldsholl, Ricky Greenberg, Jennifer Inglish, Barry Reed, Pat Sandgrund. Vladamir Spakovsky, Garret Vaughn, Richard Walter. special thanks to: Mr. Joe Arcisiewski, Mr. John Osgood, Mr. Eldred. Mr. John Moore, the maintenance staff and Richard Walter. T 5 0 7, I + 20 ; il 6y 3 I 4 . L - A 7 2 lr:. b !l 7 COLONIAL PLAYERS i Tk S b an i ey ' l 1 On Harpur Stage I F . lA. Captivating cRo 11161'351101111 The unraveling of Henrik on stage, it gave him just the meaning of the difficult Ibsen's lengthy and complex enough time to make his per- play tragedy about two people who formance as Peter Mortens- T . undergo personal metamor- gaard, editor of a radical THE PART of Mrs. Helseth which eventually lead newspaper, one of the most the housekeeper, played by to their destruction came off creditable. He was the only Susan Wachs, gave to the in highest form last night en actor who seemed to over- giory the only touch of folk- the Harpur College stage. come the disadvantage of be- : phoses ism. The last lines of the tragedy were hers, and were done with much feeling. As the careless intellectual Ulrik Brendel, Richard Schaeffer provided the only moments for humor in an oth- erwise humorless play. High praise should go to Dr. Don A. Watters for his direc- W v tion, and to the production staff for stage furnishings. If the six actors made any mistakes, they were unnotice- able. And surprisingly enough, none fell into the trap of over- acting the part, but in- nad placed emphasis in the Digtes: Harpurites score in 'Rosmersholm' Kroll creditably. Susan Wachs was excellent as Mrs. Helseth, with a fine last scene. Richard Schaeffer had a brief, bravura appearances Brendel, and hae made the most of his character- ization, which was captivating. Stephen Newman has grown and acquired technique and skill since his first Harpur ap- pearance, and is a solid actor. The direction and acting showed considerable work of an intelligent and perceptive kind. The use of the forestage as an out-trust was effective, only one or two awkward positions developong. The settings, de- signed by Dr. Watters, were su- perb in conception and execu- tion. Katherine Cronk's costum- ing was outstanding I hope Miss Horowitz thanks her for her contribution to Revecca's effec- tiveness. Stage furnishings also deserved mention. This was a polished, sumptuously staged production, and the faults were, unavoidably, those of youth. Re- commended for theater fans. , e f 5 J!NI!II; ! A u . I a'K ! $ J L . 114 Y ki 7 TR S PRESIDENT G. BRUCE DEARING 115 ....... 4 J A ., 2 T x : S AV AR - i 1 LRI UL R FLEA Y WHEEL o5 FORTUNE THE MAGICIAN. 116 THE TOWER. assc. dean of students for activities . . . larry heller librarian . josiah newcomb asse. dean of students for academic advising . john brown registrar . . . rhoda bernstein director of women's resi- dences . . . peggy barr director of app'ts. placements . . aysel searles, jr. and assc. dean of students . . . mary richardson 118 college facilities program director . . . john berry vice-pres. for administration . . . vergil dykstra program director . christine taylor director of men's residences . . . j. fredericks volkwein assc. dean . herbert kells business officer . . . john goft dean of students . john belniak 119 asst. to the pres. for public information . john moore harpur; v. dean of pres. for academic affairs . 5. stewart gordon Humanities N -;.- -:- 'J 5 N ; ;J,' '.l J w - t S E Az7 B S Z W kNN 7 R 2 Art Dept. Head Arnold, R. Eldred, C. Ferber, S. 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The author wishes to point out that, at the time he wrote the diary, he was young, impressionable, and at least fifteen hairline years younger than he is now. This ought to go a long way in explaining the unabashed romanticism and full- head-of-hair vitality. Additionally, the author has re- quested that all allusions to real persons except Mr. Walter Akinhead be omitted. He asks this in the hope that those who know him or those who foolishly think they do will not draw hasty and unflattering conclu- sions about his the author's not-so-private personal life. Finally, the author would like to suggest that in four years of college he has achieved total emotional and in- tellectual maturity and has gained exactly three pounds. The madman in his diary, then, bears little, if any, re- semblance to the sophisticated and accomplished aca- demician who will graduate in June, 1966. September, 1962 Well, here am in college. From the way things went the first day I should last a maximum three weeks. I'm not saying it couldn't happen to anybody, but still, a start like this I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy. Years from now maybe I'll think it's funny. Today I could die. Probably a lot of kids mistake Ansco for Harpur. I heard somebody talking about it next door, as a matter of fact. It's a collegiate looking building, nice and modern, and, if it wasn't for the gigantic red ANSCO sign you'd never know. Even though it flashes bright red right in 160 your face you could make a mistake, couldn't you? Any- body could. But mistaking it wasn't enough for us. No, we couldn't say: My, what a silly mistake, that's the ANSCO building, and drive on by. That would've been too intelli- gent. We had to pull up the driveway and start unload- ing the car. We got my trunk up to the shipping office before even getting suspicious. My mother kept saying: But where are the other freshmen, dear? ' How could I know that the other freshmen were busy meeting girls and probably getting drunk and having college ex- periences already? As far as they were concerned, I was still in High School. Ansco High. must have apologized around a million times as we backed out of the shipping office. probably was the most embarrassed person they ever saw; at least they looked at me like I was. Hours later, in my room, I thought of all the witty, off-handed things I could've said, like Hi there, I'm a big Jewish kid from the city taking a little look at you farmers. That would've taken the starch out of those stares, I bet. Then I'd of flashed a nice toothy smile remembering, as mother said, to co- ver the space between my two front ones and sort of cha cha on out, cool as a cucumber. Anyway, we didn't get to the real college till everyone was already unpacked and had shook hands and showed each other their sweaters. I was getting some big start, I was. Mid-September, 1962 I just remembered the bit my mother pulled with the underpants. We were all sitting on our beds, getting set to tell each other lies about our childhoods. I hadn't told them anything about the Ansco fiasco, and thought I'd handled the kissing-mom-goodbye scene like an ace. As far as they knew, I was one of these self-assured, non- chalant, I'll-get-there-when-I'm-good'n-ready types. That's when SHE walked in, without thinking that one of us might be lounging around in a manly sort of way. She had these underpants in her hand. I swear I didn't even have time to faint before she opened my drawer, refolded everything, and kissed me another wet one goodbye. She claimed she found the pants in the glove compartment and thought I might need them. Now I know that you just don't find underpants in glove com- partments. So I figure she got them in town and ran back to the college so she could burst in on us like that. Anyway, after that scene, I didn't even LOOK at my roommates. They must have thought I was amazingly cool. Sure. A blip . . . November, 1962 College so far: for the first weeks I was lonely. Mostly I wandered around, afraid to go into the snack bar be- cause I didn't have anyplace to sit. Wrote letters and prayed for mail, made up a routine. Socially out of it, thanks to about a million grease ball cool guys who moved in immediately during orientation. A freshman boy is the lowest social animal. I'll hang on and wait out the greaseballs: let them ooze and drip dry. note to my- self: be more honest. You just don't want to get shot down'' as they say. Haven't really spoken to one girl yet. The kid next door has gotten the Ack-Ack so many times he wears a parachute to the phone. Flies too low, guess. December, 1962 Went out with the guys to the local hangout, Sharkies. Noticed the entire basketball team drunk there. Feel less guilty. Had my first beer and did not get sick. The guys were great - what was nicest was that they knew my name. 'Kress, they called me. I like that. January, 1963 Xmas is over. feel like NOW I could use a vacation. never thought I would fight so much with my own fami- ly. I figured I'd just come home and go to a few movies, see my friends and have a generally good time. That's what I thought. I seemed to have forgotten that a lot of people love me and want to see me not really people; relatives. Also I forgot about picking up my socks and drinking every last drop of milk in my glass. Finally, and worst of all, I apparently had forgotten how to be a lov- ing son and brother. I did everything wrong. But wait, I'm supposed to be independent now, right? I should come and go as I please. shouldn't be afraid to do what I want. Still, there must be a better way to be hap- py on vacations and keep the home crowd happy. I must find it. Now, time to squeeze out the rest of the semes- ter. February, 1963 There is definitely a benevolent God. I have just gotten my final marks and have set the freshman record for the most 'urched out grades. All that after having writ- ten an essay on Vidich and Bensman instead of Lipset and Bendix on the soc. sci. exam. I still don't know which wrote which. Second Semester - February, 1963 Ah, there is no end to the devotion and sacrifice of the freshman roommate; in this case, me. One of my dear buddies has been sick, and for the last two nights has treated me to a concert of variations on the tubercular 161 cough. It's no fun trying to sleep in the same room as a dying person, no matter how much you hate him. So I just sat up, spooning medicine into his ugly mouth, waiting for the death rattle; or morning - whichever came first. Somehow I think he'll survive, and, as a mat- ter of fact, am more than slightly suspicious that he's recovered already. Probably he keeps the coughing and groaning up for my benefit: which is really sweet. To- morrow morning I shall make certain to flick on the ra- dio as I leave for my eight o'clock. His first class is at two. March, 1963 The Snack Bar The snack bar has all the charm and elegance of the geriatrics ward of a 19th century mental hospital. It is a big, high ceilinged room, dirty to epidemic proportions, noisy and overcrowded. The lighting is dim, the air is heavy and grey with cigarette smoke. Here is a place where the suicidal plunge even further into depression. The four walls enclose misery, complaint, frustration. The odor is of decay epitomized by a rotting hamburg- er, invariably atop the food counter; the tenor of voices is a low, keyless moan. Flies do not thrive in the snackbar. The fetid air, poisoned by countless un- washed feet, repels even the lowest insects. Straws wither and die against their glasses. Occasionally, there is the sound of a body thudding to the floor. Here in this place, I spend half my college days. The snack bar has become for me, as for others, life, meaning, essence. ask: What was childhood without the snack bar? My head grows dizzy from the thought. What will I do without this sacred place when leave? Is there really, as I have heard, a 'snackbar of life '? 1 pray for it. April, 1963 If there was a course in self-discipline, I must have been closed out. This afternoon I absolutely had to write my Aeneid paper. Unfortunately, however, I happen to have an excellent ear for the sound of a frisbee on the wing and there was most definitely one on the wing out- side my window. The intense inner struggle lasted a full 4 seconds. I will write the paper tonight and at home they want to know if I'm really buckling down. As the saying goes: l might ever work in this weather. Ah, spring! mid-April, 1963 Meanwhile, I'm definitely transferring out of this hole. Today is the eleventh straight day of rain. The kid next door is already looking for the different animals he's going to save from the flood. I hope one of them is me. My mother was right: Queens is a better school. e May, 1963 Hit Walter Akinhead in the back of the neck with a wa- termelon rind. There is something sneaky-looking about him. Someone said he is a combination Richard Nixon Alfred E. Newman. I never did trust Nixon. June, 1963 'Her Months ago I fell into a desperate, immediate love. Bibli- cally, she smote me. Academically, she ruined me. She has hair. You wouldn't believe what hair, that could only make you embarrassed. If I could be a hat on that head, a net even. She works in the bookstore and I buy pencils five a day just to be near her. I chew on the ends. One day last week it happened - she gave me hope, lifted my spirits. We sit opposite each other in the orchestra room for music listening on Tuesdays. She came in at exactly seven minutes after the hour and cleaned her ears out with an eraser. I would die to be a molecule on that pencil-end. This time she stared at me; a full, smiling, l-could-learn-to-love-you stare. With my whole face I responded; I had no control over the contortions. Then she stopped and concentrated on a scab along her elbow. Lord, to be a band-aid on that scab! They played the Appassionata and I nearly lunged across the room at her. Suddenly, only minutes later, came another stare, only shorter. A friends' quickie. For nearly eight minutes my body sus- pended all organic functions; I waited. Then, again, she raised that lovely neck and slipped a definite 'I-like-your- eyes, l-understand-your-torment glance right through me. I threw her back a Yes-OMIGOD-Yes' and waited for class to end. Then it ended, all of it. She rose first and walked slowly she has a limp and a slight hump back towards me. Passing in front of me she stopped and our eyes met. It was then I realized. How could I have been such a fool? She was staring at me now with a could-you-move-your-head-l-want-to-see-the-time- please look. I turned and saw the clock, the only one in the room, directly behind my head. I had mis- interpreted everything! I had been duped, humiliat- ed! I felt like wrenching her broken left arm out of the white sling in which it rested. We passed out of the CA building, apart. Now, no longer buy pencils and sit way to the right and behind her in music listening. From there 1 count the times per hour she cracks her knee joints. For me, it is a broken heart, a small death, a lesson. For her, it's a clearer view of the room's only clock. I understand she lisps. My God, what have I lost? Editor's note: The remainder of the diary is comprised of a good eight or nine pages of decreasingly frantic Ssui- we-might-be- cide notes and as such seems out of place here. Let it be known that the author survived this tragic romance and went on at Harpur to make what his analyst called a beautiful adjustment all things considered. Mr. Kressel can be seen at any hour of the day or night in the back right corner of the snackbar and will be more than happy to discuss his diary or anything pertaining to life with nearly anyone or anything which can afford the price of a tuna fish sandwich on white with tomato. B 4y 21 AR A I AR e R b IR i Senior Divectory GREGORY ABBEY 200 East 36 St., New York History F. LEE ADLOWITZ 289 South King St.. Elmant Economics Band - President Soph Year; Baccacia: Radio Station Treasurer Junior and Senior Year; Pep Band. JOYANNE NOCITO ALBER 478, Everman St., Bloomington, Indiana English and General Literature MARNEY GAY ALBERT 38 Berkshire Road, Yonkers Sociology Yearbook Business Staff; Pintopplers, State Hospital Volunteer; Social Committee 5CBY; Civil Rights Club Tutoring. Thank goodness it's over! ROBERT AMERI 98 Main Street, Binghamton English and General Literature CURTIS ELWOOD ANDERSON 129 E. Wendell, Endicott Business Enterprise Accounting TERRENCE H. AUGENBRAUN 2181 Barnes Ave., Bronx Palitical Science ELLEN HILARY BAKER 165 Eastlake Ave., Massapequa Park German and Russian ROSEMARY LEE BAKER 3656 Demott Ave., Wantagh Political Science JANET L. BALDWIN 4 Hiawatha Tr Mr 97, Binghamton Anthropology FREDERICK KARL BANGERT 215 Bayview Terrace, Port Jefferson Chemistry Dean's List; Cross-Country; Track Now that my college education had ended, can spend the rest of my life explaining that I didn't go to Harvard, nor Harper, but Harpur you know - with a u . DAVID PHILLIP BARASH 516 Arlington, Rd. Cedarhurst Biology LARRAINE J. BARNES 751 Conklin Rd., Binghamton English and General Literature NANCY LOIS .BARON 583 Mansion St., Paughkeepsie Russian Language and Literature MARLENE BASS 23 Pickford Ave., Kenmore Chemistry By MERRELL BASSELL 1890 Andrews Ave., Bronx Biology HELENA FREDERICKA BASTIAN RD 1 Box 92 A, Kerhonkson Mathematics DAVID BECKER 254 12 73 Road, Glen Oaks Chemistry EVELYN MAY BEEBE Broad St., Port Henry Biology - Math Dean's List; Ski Club; 'WRA. VICTOR BEENK 3034 Grand Concourse, Bronx Geography Ski Club; APO; WRAF. WILLIAM BENDER 22 Metropalitan Oval, Bronx 62 Accounting Dean's List; Baccacia; President of Chenango Hall Dorm Council. ALBERT EDWARD BENDERSON 174 Pickford Ave., Kenmore English and General Literature CECILE BERKOWITZ 1425 Thierot Ave., Bronx Russian VEVFRSRLUVTRIRS JOHN BERLENBACH, JR. 172 Blueberry Lane, Hicksville Mathematics IRA M. BERNSTEIN 22 Webster Ave,, Brooklyn Biology PATRICIA TAMA BERNSTEIN 554 East 26 St., Brooklyn 10 English and General Literature Colonial Players; Pandorans Historian; Co- lonial News; Jewish Fellowship; International Hall. LAURA BETH BILLIG 58-44 208 St.; Bayside Philosophy Dean's List; SFY Executive; Chairman of Carni- val Auction; Student Advisor; Student Counsel- or; Sr. Key Committee, 2 witys RUTH ELLEN BLAUVELT 140 5th Ave., Nyack Sociology SCA; WRA. uGot WENE's Sherwood to come to Johnson Hall when I wan a Valentine-writing contest. HOWARD A. BLITZER 34 Bidwell Ave., Staten Island Anthropology Baccacia Historian; Intramural Softball; Pin- topplers present Secretary-Treasurer. KENNETH BLOOM 175 06 Devonshire Rd., Jamaica Accounting JAMES F. BOLAND, Il 5 Emmett St., Binghamton Political Science IRA BOURSTEIN 111-50 76 Road, Forest Hills English Literature Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Nominee; Dean's List; Dionysian Society President. FRANK LEO BOYKO 27 Wakefield Rd., Staten Island Physics Dean's List; Newman Club; Ski Club; Radio Station Engineer. LEONARD STUART BREEZE 91 Tulip Ave., Floral Park Linguistics. English Literature Dean's List; CN. ROSEMARY BREISTER 49 Louis Ave,, Buffalo General Literature WRA; Publicity Chairman for Endicott Dorm Council. JOSEPH M. BRESS 15 Whitewood Road, White Plains Political Science Dragon Society; WRAF Program Director, Gen- eral Manager; Colonial Players; Spring Review Chairman; Judicial Reyiew Board; FSA; USG Finance Committee; Student Center Bd-Cam- pus Relations Chairman; IRC. The keys to the secrets of this.campus lie not with the administration but with the complete secretarial and janitorial staff. I confess I have used these keys to unlock many a secret! J. PETER BREWER 14 Grand Bivd., Binghamton Anthropology. MARGARET ANITA BROCK 53 White Church Rd., Brooktondale English and General Literature. BRIDGET ANN BROOKS 406 Clara St., Endicott English and General Literature. ROY SPENCER BROWN 94 N, Bayview Ave., Freeport Philosophy. Math Club Treasurery; Track; Intramural Bas- ketball, Football, Softball; Men's Glee Club. SHARON LOUISE BROWN 1091 Conklin Rd., Conklin English and General Literature. BETTY LORRAINE BUEHL 145 Qcean Ct., Massapequa German Language and Literature. WALTER F. BULAWA 4341 Fay Rd., Syracuse Physics Soccer - Most Improved Player' Award 1964; Ski Club; Newman Club; Soccer team MICHAEL E. BURKE 60 Chatham Rd., Hewlett Russian Literature, MARCIA L. BURNETT 19 Grand Blvd., Binghamton Music. TERESA ELLEN BYRNES 43 Park Ave., Binghamton English and General Literature. JOSEPH M. CAIRO 63 Montgomery St., Gloversville English and General Literature. DONALD R. CAMPBELL 6 Davis St., Binghamton History. JOSEPHINE KAY CAMPBELL Drum Road, Allentown Geology SFY; Women's Recreation Asso.; Methodist Student Fellowship. J. CHRISS CANCRO 19 Elm Drive, New Hyde Park Biology Dean's List; Methodist Student Fellowship - Treasurer; Judicial Bd.; Ski Club; Glee Club. ROBERT HARDING CANCRO 19 Elm Drive, New Hyde Park Biology - PreMed Dean's List; Methodist Student Fellowship - President; Men's Glee Club; State Hospital Vol- unteer; Colonist Photographer., Qur college years summarized: Bob and Daw- na. JOSEPH PAUL CAPALBO 32.52 54 St., Woodside Political Science Dean's List; USG; SFY. NANCY CAPLAN 119 Van Etten Blvd., New Rochelle French Literature Dean's List; Junior Honors in French; Sec'y- Treas. for Students for Peaceful Alternatives; Civil Rights Club; Convocations Comm.; Co- Captain of Cheerleaders; Senior Key Comm., Corres. Sec'y: Toady Contributing Editor; SFY Tutor. In spite of Miss Wilson's accusations, 1 did not instigate the panty raid in Fall of my fresh- man year; First sickie cheerleader in Harpur history. I am the wizard of Harpur College. JOHN GEORGE CARAM Powell Rd., RD 1, Owego History. CLEMENTINA LOUISE CARLINO Brant Lake, New York English and General Literature Dean's List; Dance Group H'Whew!! LINDA CAROSELLI 52 Grecian Pkwy., Rochester English Literature Dean's List; Junior Honors in English; Coun- selor. EDWARD JEROME CARROLL 255 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn General Literature Student Counselor; Student-Faculty Athletic Comm.; Dorm Council; Captain of Swimming Team; Colonist. Dick Vanlnwegan and myself, counselors in Broome Hall, organized a water fight that wrecked Bill Whittaker's ceiling. ROBERTA LEE CHALFY 669 East Olive St., Long Beach English and General Literature Recording Sec'y, Residence Hall Key Comm. ?3 iy ANN L. CHERNIN 28-02 141 St., Flushing Mathematics. LESLIE G. COHEN 78-29 221 St., Bayside Psychology Dean's List; SFY; Colonist Contrary to popular belief, Pam Sarapo is not my twin sister. Also, I helped formulate, and subsequently became a charter member, of The Group' alias Rat Pack IlI. ROBERT STEVEN COHEN 2200 East Tremont Ave., New York French Literature Dean's List: Junior Honors in French; French Club Treas.; Jewish Fellowship; Colonial News; USG Faculty-Student Relations Commit- tee; German Club. KENNETH LEON COLEMAN 309 S Loder Ave., Endicott Accounting. MILLICENT T. CONKLIN RD 2, Binghamton Music, SHARON E. CONLON 86 Oak St., Binghamton German Literature. SANDRA J. CONNER 9 Sherwood Drive, Massena English and General Literature. WILLIAM O. COOPERMAN 44 Field, Rochester History Dragon Society; SCB - Chairman and Treas:.; WRAF - Program Director; Jewish Fellowship: History Club. RAYMOND JOSEPH COSTANZO, JR. 474 Cold Spring Rd., Syosset Political Science. MARILYN ALICE CRANNELL 162 Sherman Ave., Glens Falls Anthropology Colonial News Reporter; Civil Rights Club. KATHERINE R. CRONK 26 George St., Wellsville Humanities - Literature Dean's List; SFY; 1965 Colonist; WRA. LLOYD JAMES CROSBY, li Post Mobile Ct., RD 2, Apalachian History. GHeA BT BTG T LT IBAE ROBERT DEAN CURLEY 13 Penston Rd., Binghamton Mathematics. CATHERINE ALISON CURTIS 245 Southside Ave., Cherry Creek English and General Literature. TONI GAYLE DABRESCIA 26 W. Main St.. Hancock English Literature. RITA DABBY 407 Rushmore Ave., Mamaroneck Mathematics. STEPHEN J. DAVIS 300 9 St., Watkins Glen Sociology. CHARLES W. DAYTON Church St., Alexander English and General Literature. EDWARD O'DONNELL DELANEY 364 W. 5th St., Eimira History Honor List; Dean's List; USG Summer Chair- man; USG Representative; Newman Club; Dorm Council; FSA Bd. of Directors. KAROLE ANN DELANEY Box 31, Melrose Sociology Protestant Fellowship; State Hospital Work; Campus Rep. for Memarial Park Church. ' t's 'a short walk to the Plaza: go over the stream, through the wet grass, and beyond the mud there's construction before you reach the R JAMES FRANCIS DELL 2028 Valentine Ave., Bronx Political Science. SAMUEL P. DE LORENZE History. BRUCE LEE DENKER 72-40 Juno St., Forest Hills Biology Pres. of the President's Council; Demetrean Society Pres.; Letterman in Track. RICHARD M. DEUTERMAN 51 Jarvis St., Binghamton Chemistry. JOHN F. DEVLIN 84 Roosevelt Ave., Massapequa Park Physics Deans List; Swimming Team. LAURA SUSAN DIAMOND 651 East 14 St., New York Psychology Dean's List; SFY Tutor; Civil Rights Club. PAUL HELLMUTH DIEKE RD 2, Kirkwood Music. STEVEN JAY DINER 3204 Rochambeau Ave., Bronx American History Dean's List; Dragon Society; Colonial News Editor-in-Chief; SDC; Baccacia Sec'y; Charus; USG Comms. NSA, Alcohol, Course Evalua- tion. tried, in my Junior year, to organize a sec- ond newspaper but this attempt failed before it ever left the ground. guess I was personally none the worse off for it, however, because I inherited the first newspaper the following year. ANDREW JOSEPH DINITTO 19 Mill; Newburgh Political Science Dean's List; Scoring record in soccer; Vice- president of International Relations Club; JRB; Captain of soccer team. MARGARET JEANNE DIVET 115 Mary St., Binghamton English and General Literature Junior honors in Literature; SFY; Debate Soci- ety; Sec'y-Treas. of Debate Society. By the time you've finished defending Harpur to the townspeople, you've convinced yourself that Harpur's not such a bad place at all. What Harpur needs is a chapter of $.0.8. - So- ciety of Sufferers. MICHAEL EDWARD DOEHRING 172 Arlyn Drive West, Massapequa Mathematics Track; Pintopplers. JAMES A. DOIG 3561 Widgeon Pl., Seaford Accounting. DANIEL JOSEPH DOMOFF 164-67 Underhill Ave., Flushing 65 English and General Literature Dean's List; CRC Executive Board; Student Counselor; Spring Review; SFY. VICTOR ALAN DORR 12 Westchester Ave., White Plains Chemistry. DAVID C. DOUGLAS Powers Rd., RD 1, Binghamton English and General Literature. KAREN K. DOUGLAS Powers Rd., RD 1, Binghamton English and General Literature. JOHN LEONARD DOVE 80 Roosevelt Rd., Hyde Park Psychology. MARY ELLEN DOWLING 222 West Main, Port Jervis Economics Dean's List; Ski Club; Newman Club. DIANA KAY DRAGAN RD 2, Albion Psychology Dean's List; Judicial Board. WILLIAM MARTIN DUNN RD 1, Little Pond Rd., Williamstown Anthropology Protestant Community Methodist Student Fel- lowship; Ski Club. R ICZR DANIEL VICTOR DUSHMAN 3850 Sedgewick Ave., Bronx Geology Geology Society; College Choir; Men's Glee Club - Vice President. FREDERICK E. ECKHAUSER 1 Fisher Drive, Mt. Vernon Biology. SUSAN J. EDELSTEIN 80 Dumbarton Drive, Huntington French-Russian. RONALD G. EHRENBERG 20 Stuyvesant Oval, New York Mathematics Economics Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Nominee; Dean's List; Dragon Society. Chairman of SCB; Bac- cacia Vice Pres,; Track and Cross:Country Teams; Math Club; Jewish Fellowship. As chairman of SCB, I arranged to have the snow sculpture contest moved to Vestal Plaza. My kickback was included in the $100 prize. FREDERICK A. ELKIND 930 Grand Goncourse, Bronx Sociology Dean's List; Track and Field Team. JOHN J. ELLER Apt. B, Johnson Hall, Harpur College Sociology. BETTY L. ENOS Little Genesee, New York English and General Literature. JOHN EVANSOHN Hardscrabble Rd., Briarcliff Sociology Dean's List; Nominee for Wilson and Fulbright; Chairman SDS; CRC; Orchestra; USG Advocate. Musical director for the Stepping-on-the-Coat Ceremony; was made honorary librarian and bibliographer because of the lost hours spent therein. PATRICIA C. EVERTSEN 285 Central Avenue, Cohoes Economics Dean's List; Parent's Day; Newman Club, Pub- licity Chairman; Cassandrans. BARBARA J. FABIAN 40 North St., Granville English and General Literature Newman Club; SCB Social Committee. My picture was in the paper three times after panty raids even made the Sun Bulletin. BARBARA FEIRSTEIN 131 Bella Vist At., Tuckahoe English and General Literature Dean's List; Dramatics 'Guys and Dolls '; So- cial Committee of SCB; SFY. ROSE FEIT 735 Pelham Parkway N., New York Foreign Language - French Dean's List; Harpur College Dance Group - Pres.; Colonist - Business Manager; Senior Key Committee; Spring Review; Colonial Players; Film Society; French Club - Sec'y. THOMAS HOWARD FERNALLD Bainbridge Rd., Guilford Geology: PATRICIA LYNN FERRARA 224 Dutchess Ave., Staten Island 4 English Literature - Art Dean's List; Cheerleader Captain and Co- Captain; Dorm Council; Student Counselor; Newman Club; Toady Advertising Editor; Ori- entation Advisor; Co-Chairman Spring Week- end; SCB Comm. - Winter Weekend. was one of three charter members of the first and only Girls Billiards Club on campus The Hustlers'y which had probably the short- est life of any club ever formed - one week! JEANNETTE FINKELSTEIN 7 Tompkins St., Binghamton Sociology. IRENE S. FINKLER 22 Fairchild Place, Monticello Literature Civil Rights Club, SFY, French Club. Rita Pollack and were honorary, active alumnae of the 'Foreign Affairs Club'. MARCIA NAOMI FISCH 402 Beach 126th St., Rockaway Park Literature Dean's List; Debate Society; Ski Club Sec'y. ETHAN FISHMAN 102-32 65 Ave., New York Political Science $0999000999009090099 LYNN ALICE FORCHHEIMER 136-10 72 Ave., Flushing Art History. CARYL ANN FOX 67-81 223 Place, Bayside English and General Literature Dean's List; Jr. Honors, Woodrow Wilson Nomi- nee; Student Counselor, Dorm Council; SFY; Colonist; Campus Carnival; Sr. Key Comm., WRA Awards Comm. helped formulate, and subsequently became a charter member, of The Group' alias Rat Pack I1, I am the Wizard of Harpur College. HELEN LAURIE FOX 88 Erie St., Atlantic Beach English and General Literature. BURTON EDWARD FRALEIGH Clermont Accounting Football, Basketball, and Softball Intramurals. BARBARA JOYCE FRANK 170 Maple Blvd., Long Beach Geology. LOIS JOYCE FRANK One Stuyvesant Oval, New York French Literature. GEORGE FRED FRICKE Chemistry. HELEN JANE FRIED 140 Shonnard Terrace, Yonkers English and General Literature. CARL JEFFREY FRIEDMAN 33 51 73 St., Jackson Hts. Biology. MALITA ROBERTS FROGATE 3715 Fiddler Lane, Bethpage Biclogy. AARON J. FUCHS 511 Hill St., Mamaroneck Chemistry. ANTHONY J. GANCE Accounting. BARBARA C. GARLAND 205 Rolling Rd., Broomall, Penna. English Dean's List; Honor Roll; Junior Honors; Hu- manities Review. DENNIS PAUL GELLER 410 East 17th At., Brooklyn Mathematics Honor Roll; Dean's List; Math Club; Digman Daorm Council; German Club; Chairman of Aca- demic Affairs Comm. There's nothing really wrong with this cam- pus all it needs is an architect. HARRY STEVEN GELLER 68-38 Ylwstn Blvd., Forest Hills English and General Literature. KAREN ROBERTA GELSKY 88:30 182 St., Hollis Anthropology. WALTER GERN 23-03 36th Ave., Long Island City 6 English Literature Dean's List; Intramural Swimming Team Championship: SFY Executive Board; Orienta- tion Advisor and Chairman; Social Regulations Survey. MADLYNN G. GINSBERG 67-17 170 St., Flushing Economics Winter Weekend Snow Queen; Judicial Board Chairman; SFY. PAUL A. GIRAGOSIAN 3 Morgan Rd., Binghamton Physics. CHARLES D. GLASS 1085 E 22nd St., Brooklyn Physics. JAY S. GOLDBERG 40 Harvest Lane, Levittown Biology STEVEN JOEL GOLDBERG 84 55 Daniel St., Jamaica Chemistry. ESTELLE DIAMOND GOLDBERGER 6 Cornish Ave., Binghamton English and General Literature. IRA K. GOLDMAN 1 Madison Park Garden, Port Washington Political Science. JOEL DAVID GOLDSHOLL 75 West Mosholu Pkwy, Bronx Art History Dean's List; Colonist Editorial Staff; Tennis Team; SFOH. CAROLE JANE GOLDSMITH 1521 Unionport Rd., Bronx English and General Literature Dean's List; SFY Executive Board; Dance Group; Spring Review. ' was one of the few girls who signed out for Cornell and REALLY WENT THERE. I am the Wizard of Harpur College. RO DG CAROL L. GOLDSTEIN 373 Nassau Ave., Freeport English and General Literature Dean's List; Junior Honors; Sr. Key Commit- tee. CHARLES GOLDSTEIN 2815 Mott Ave., Far Rockaway Chemistry. BLAKE MARTIN GORDON RD 1 Powers Rd., Binghamton Biology. DAVID MICHAEL GOLDSTEIN 271 Prospect Ave., Staten Island 1 Psychology Letterman in Tennis; Tennis Team; Psychology Club. KENNETH LEWIS GOLUB 2520 Bayswater Ave., Far Rockaway 91 Literature Both Dean's Lists; North Owego Rams Fair Play Award 1965; Most Miles Traveled to Es- cape Harpur Award 1965-66; Tri-Cities Jug Band; Broome County Ramblers; Ahmal and the Night Visitors; The Oxfords: gthe Abortive Percussion Blues Band. In our freshman year, Dick Schaeffer and I stole 1 jeep, 2 steam rollers, 2 trucks, and a tractor from Harpur construction sites. In our sophomore year we,stole a campus cop car. In our junior year we stole 2 Neapolitan cream pies and 10 Ibs. of ham salad from the snack bar. In our senior year we See 'Schaeffer' KAREN LEE GOODMAN 1648 Barbara Lane, East Meadow Literature Colonist; Dorm Council; Student Counselor; Chorus; SFY Executive Board. ALAN MERLE GOULD RD1, LaFargeville Political Science Wind Ensemble; Light Choir; Intramural Sports. KAREN LAURETTE GRANT Kelly Corners, New York English Literature Dean's List; Wind Ensemble; Canterbury Club Sec'yy; Dorm Council Sec'y; Binghamton State Hospital Volunteer. MARK DAVID GRAUBARD 4 Myrtle Ave., Monticello History Dean's List; Varsity Swimming Team; Student Counselor: Orientation Advisor; Jewish Fel: lowship; Adelphi Men's Social Club. Harpur - Truly, A Unigue Experience. MARJORIE R. GREEN 108 Murray St., Binghamton English and General Literature. MARCIA NEILA GREENSTEIN 1445 SW 75 Ave., Miami, Florida Sociology Dean's List; Summer Orientation Chairman; JRB Chief Justice; SCB; Comm. on Collegiate Structure; Carnival Comm.; Academic Disci- pline Comm.; Dorm Proctor; Humanities Re- view Summer Chairman. LINDA C. GREY 4611 12 Ave., Brooklyn Literature Dean's List; Honor Roll; SFY; Colonist. I helped formulate, and subsequently became a charter member of The Group' alias Rat Pack. GEOFFREY T. GRODE 65 45 Parsons Blvd., Flushing English and General Literature. LANCE STEPHEN GRODE 65-45 Parsons Bivd., Flushing History Dean's List; Intramural Ping Pong Champion; SOS Vice President and Social Chairman. I played for the Grass, was the winner of the 12 Hill Ave. Best Looking Contest, a friend of Bob Vogel, and awarded first snack bar 4.0. WILLIAM S. GROSSMAN 410 East 2C St., New York Biology. GEORGE A. GRUN 203 West 90 St., New York Economics. JOEL FRANCIS GUILLON, JR. 1083 Conklin Rd., Conklin English and General Literature. G dpdp oo oo oo ELAINE C. GULKER 25-15 Union St., Flushing Fine Arts - Studio Dean's List; Only Studio Art Major Graduating in June; Art Studio Janitor; SFY; 1965 Year- book Editorial Board; Dedicated Kite Builder; Founder and President of the 'League of Fe- male Pool Hustlers of Harpur College. BARBARA P. GURA 1480 Parkchester Rd., New York French Dorm Council; SFY; Jewish Fellowship; Student Counselor; Co-ed Bowling League; State Hospi- tal Volunteer. MARY ELIZABETH HAAS 35 North $t., Binghamton French Language and Literature. SUSAN DRONSICK HAFFNER 43 Bronx River Rd., Yonkers Sociology Dean's List; Undergraduate Assistantship; Dorm Council; SFY; Nursery School. LESLIE HAMMACK 401 Thurber St., Syracuse Biology DONNA MARIE HANCOCK 124 Redfield PI., Syracuse English Literature Newman Club; Pintopplers Bowling League; Women's Athletic Association. ALAN E. HARDY 150 Varian Lane, Rochester Political Science. 'CRAIG T. HATHAWAY 213 Nagle Ave., New York 34 Sociology Dean's List and Probation List; Lost and Re- gained Proctorship; 1st trans-Liberman Lake Swimmer in Improper Attire for the Event - 677765-8:30 PM; SFY President; Proctor; Odeans Vice Pres.; Swimming Team; The Trial''; Colonial Players; Judicial Board Chair- man. Superfluous upward-mobility anxieties have transmogrified a normally non-variant peer group maze-way pattern by accentuating and reinforcing while at the same time negating normative heterosexual accomplishments in what could have been Nirvana. RONALD JOHN HAWLEY 3 Hogback Blvd., Oswegatchie English and General Literature. VERNA N. KNAPP HAYES 1 Ardsley Rd., Binghamton Anthropology. RONALD ALLEN HELLER 79:16 208 St., Bayside History Ski Club; Spanish Club; Colonial News; SFY. l probably hold the record for the most different nicknames in four years. SANDRA HELLMAN 325 Southwood Circle, Syosset Mathematics Co-Chairman of Summer Weekend 1965; USG Treasurer; Endicott Dorm Council President. GARY HINAMAN 216 Oakdale Rd,, Johnson City Geology. CAROL MAY HINKEY 42 Point St., New Hamburg Biology. KATHLEEN ANN HOBAN 131 Mutrray St., Binghamton Humanities: Theatre, Studio Colonial Players Vice Pres., Sec'y, and Treas.; Three Sisters'; Romeo and Juliet; The Boyfriend ; The Madwoman of Chaillot ; The Trial ; A View from the Bridge'; Di- rected 'In the Shadow of the Glen, Irma la Douce , and a Children's TV Show. LG AR oA MARC FREDERICK HOFFMAN 2174 Seneca Dr. W., Merrick Theater. BURT S. HOLLAND 190-17 C 69 Ave., Flushing Mathematics Dean's List; Mathematics Society President. SUE ELLEN HORAN 214 Manville Road, Pleasantville English and General Literature. EDWARD E. HORTON 251 Torrance Ave., Vestal Business Enterprise. TODD S. HORWITT Hillsdale History. PHYLLIS ANN HUEBNER 119 Parkway, Rome English Literature. MARILYN JEANNE HUIES Glenmere Homesites, Florida Anthropology. GERALD HULL 7 The Arena, Binghamton Philosophy. MARGARET HULL 18 Audubon Ave., Binghamton Psychology. i e e A ANNABELLE LEE HUTSON 132 Vestal Rd., Vestal French Literature. RICHARD HYMAN 1401 E. 53 St., Brooklyn Sociology Dean's List; Odeans. LOUIS G. IANNONE Box 51, Kiamesha Lake Biology. VERNON E. JACOBS 216 Broad St., Greenport History Dean's List; Goliards; Baseball. JOHN P. JEANNERET 121 Oak $t., Binghamton Economics. ALICE BETH JELLINE 29-38 168 St., Flushing 58 English and General Literature B Dean's List; Dance Club; Spring Review; Carni- val; Colonist. ETHEL A. JONES 120 W 123 St., New York Sociology Dean's List. JOAN ELLIN KAGAN 220 E. 67 St., New York 21 English Literature Delegate to Nat'l Conference on Student Stress; Carnival; Colonist; Psychology Club. ZANE GARY KALTER 9281 Shore Road, Brooklyn Biology Honor Roll; President Men's Glee Club; College Choir; WRAF. DAVID B. KAMINSKY 57 Liberty St., WH, Newburgh Biology Social Chairman Endymions; Jewish Youth Fel- lowship; Colonial Players; Lab Assistant. MARJORIE ELLEN KANEF 1345 E. 21 St., Brooklyn Philosophy. ROY ALLAN KAPLAN 3230 Anchor Drive, Far Rockaway 91 Chemistry Dean's List; Judicial Review Board; USG Rep. and 2nd Vice-Pres.; Vice Pres. and Treas. Dio- nysian Society; SCB; Housing Comm.; Chairman Tavern on the Green Comm.; FSA and FSA Land Development Comm. 9Ys semesters at Harpur is quite enough so I hope they'll let me out in June. RITA ELLEN KARP 210 Reno Ave., Staten Island Psychology. HOWARD KATOR 24 Metro Oval, Bronx Biology. GAIL KATZ 141-17 70 Rd., New York English and General Literature. RUSSELL BURTON KEENEY, I 608 Valley View Dr., Endwell Spanish Literature. ELIZABETH KELLER 35 06 34 St., Long island City Humanities. THOMAS JAMES KELLER 3310 Wayne St., Endwell Anthropology. JAMES P. KELLY 5430 Post Rd., Bronx English and General Literature. JULIA MAEVE HUNTLEY KIM 9 Tremont St., Binghamton Political Science. STEPHEN WAYNE KINGSLEY 11 50 76 Rd., Forest Hills Biology. ROBERT G. KLEIN 4 West Jackson, Middletown Political Science. FRANKLIN MORRIS KLIPSTEIN 1S Broadway, White Plains Economics. ETHEL MARIE KOCH 72 Maxwell Box 262, Oyster Bay Biology. PAUL A. KOCH 17 Highland Drive, Peekskill Economics Demetrean Society Sgt-at-Arms; Intramurals. Under the dust and mud I suppose there real- ly does lie a Harpur College. LINDA R. KOENIG 68-17 Groton St., Forest Hills English and General Literature Junior Honors; Dean's List; Honor Roll; Band. ALAN M. KOHLER 54 Nob Hill Road, New London, Connecticut Sociology. MARSHA RUTH KOROT 853 East 26 St., Brooklyn Biology Dean's List; Harpur Dance Group. ARNOLD IRWIN KOWEEK 1810 Relyea Drive, Merrick Accounting. RITA MARIE KRAMNICZ 405 Shady Dr., Endwell Art Studio. CAROL JOYCE KRAUT 1155 Walton Ave., Bronx Social Science - History Dean's List; History Club; Tutoring. LAURENCE KRESSEL 3174 29 St., Astoria Literature High Priest of the Stepping on the Coat Ceremony; Basketball; Odeans; Orientation Ad- visor; Auctioneer at Carnival; SCB: Clarendon Editorial Staff, CN; Proctor; SFY Executive Board. have never in my life willfully tried to be Jesse Miller, In my Sophomore year my trunk arrived late and 1 wore the same pair of en- raged underpants for 17'2 days. believe Craig Hathaway now wears them. BARBARA R. KRIEGSMAN 920 Bromton Drive, Westbury English and General Literature. CAROL ANN KUCERA 14 Dittrich St., Endwell Sociology. SYBIL LAMPART-DYKE 7 Slocum St., New Rochelle Psychology. MARILYN C. LANDAU 28 East 17 St., Brooklyn Mathematics. MARION S. LANE Box 27, Mt. Tremper English and General Literature. LINDA R. LANG 321 Rosedale St., Rochester English and General Literature. SALLY L. LASSELLE RFD 2, Saratoga Springs Sociology Dean's List; Johnson Dorm Council; Colonial Players; USG Publicity Comm. I have broken nearly all of the Harpur rules. have kept an alligator, a cat, and a bird among other things in my room. I was once late two hours and didn't get campused. took out my window with a screwdriver during a pan- ty raid. FREYA DONNA LAZAR 156-11 Aguilar Ave., Flushing Political Science Dean's List; Dorm Council Treasurer; SFY Tu- tor; Student Counselor. MARK LEVINE 63-36 253 St., Little Neck History Dean's List; Snack Bar Habitue; 'Stepping on the Coat' Publicity Chairman and Committee; Track and Cross-Country. Passed, gym my fourth semester on a clerical error - never attended the class. This typifies my relation with Harpur . . . Chairman of the USG Library Comm. which never met . . . Elev- en roommates in ten semesters, SUSAN ELLEN LEVITAN 600 Wildwood Road, West Hempstead Mathematics. ELLIOT R. LIEBERMAN 119 Block Blvd., Massapequa Park English Literature Honor Roll; Lieberman Lake; Swimming Team; Track: Glee Club; Dramatics; Student Counsel- or; Radio Amateur Operator. CLIFFORD W. LIND 245 Broadhead Ave., Jameston Chemistiy. JOYCE DIANE LIPSON 62-59 108 St., Forest Hills English and General Literature. DAWNA GAIL LOMBARD Spanish - German Dean's List; MSF Sec'y and Treas.; Spanish Club Treasurer. MARK STEVEN LONDON 1477 Peninsula Blvd., Hewlett Biology. SALLY WARD LONGMUIR 33 Victor Lane, Poughkeepsie Psychology Binghamton State Hospital Volunteers Chair- man; WRA Pres; Counselar; Pintopplers; Sr. Key Comm.: Orientation Advisor. iFor the P.D. of school spirit it will be straight and green for a day. DAVID M. LORTON PO Box 408, Philmont Classical Civilization Honor Roll; Debate Society Vice-Pres., Pres.: Harpur Review Editor; French Club; USG Honors Comm.; WRAF; Script for Neilson's movie Here's Harpur'. messed up Turan's room . .. I had the Tuskmen scared for an entire semester . . . I was Jeff Dershin's friend. MARGARET A. LOURIE 66-48 Thornton Place, Forest Hills Spanish and French. - JUDITH R. LUBOW 1510 Beech St., Atlantic Beach Economics. MARC LUMER 3616 Henry Hudson Parkway, Bronx Social Science. SALLY ROSS MCKEE 113 Hooper Road, Endwell History WRA-Bowling Chairman; Light Chorus; USG Academic Affairs Comm. JOHN COLLINS McMANEMIN, JR. 405 East 63 St., N.Y. Economics. EDWARD JAMES McSWEENEY 179 Owasco Rd., Auburn Business Enterprise. DANIEL MAGALNICK 1455 Pelham Pkwy Naorth, Bronx Biology Pres., of Sigma Tau Omega; Tennis; Jewish Fellowship. RICHARD MANDEL 1082 Rhinelander Ave., Bronx Chemistry. MARTIN MANGO 126 Ludlow St., New York Chemistry. KIRK MANGLARIS 150 Jefferson Ave., Roslyn Hts. Chemistry. STEVEN ROBERT MARKOWITZ 815 Gravesend Neck Road, Brooklyn Economics Dean's List; Treasurer; Dionysian Saciety: Sports Director of WRAF; Corm Council; Intra- mural Council; Student Manager: Tavern-on- the Green Comm. Harpur used to be a nice place; why did they botch it up with tri-mester? LYNNE MARMOREK 143-16 Barclay Ave., Flushing Biology Dean's List; Honor Roll; Pres. of Ski Club; Ger- man Club; WRA. CAROL M. MARTIN 30 Summit Ave., Monticello Anthropology Dean's List; Wind Ensemble; Colonist; Dorm Judicial Board Co-Chairman; Ski Club. got locked in my room, and was rescued by a man who climbed in through the window. My roorm was on the third floor. Why was the door locked? I was making chicken soup-with a coil. Miss Wilsen never did understand. MARLENE M. MARTIN 425 Locut Ave., Amsterdam Anthropology. RAPHAEL P. MARTIN 67-07 184 St., Flushing 65 English and General Literature Dean's List: Junior Honors; Senior Honars; Colo- nist Editorial Board 1965; Colonial Players; Civil Rights Club. In four years at Harpur, I never played, nor never had a desire to play, pitch . . .l was a founding member of Turkey . .. I would like to organize an Adventurers Club , mainly for 8th term seniors Steve Newman suggested the title of Balkan Boys' to go parachuting, to climb low and friendly mountains and per- haps even go scuba diving in the turgid Sus- quehanna. WILLIAM F. MASON 195 Lake Ave., Riverhead English Humanities Review. JOHN SIRLES MASSEY 140 North St., Geneva Geology. ELEANOR M. MATICKA 1454 First Ave., New York Sociology Dean's List: Honor Roll; Senior Honors; Metho- dist Student Fellowship Membership Chairman; State Hospital Volunteer; N.Y. State Methodist Student Movement Rep. to Wyoming Conf. Brs. of Ed.; Orientation Advisor; Undergrad. Sociology Assistant. FRANCES IRENE MAZZE 2 Sunnyside Dr., Yonkers Chemistry. WANDA MARIS MEAD 122 Orvilton Dr.. DeWitt History JUDITH LYNN MEADOW 5614-15th Ave., Brooklyn Sociology Dorm Judicial Board; Colonial News; USG Cafe- teria Comm.; SFY Academic Enrichment Pro- gram. DOREEN MEHS RD 1, Jamestown Chemistry. ELISABETH C. MENNER 3609 Colony Rd., Fairfax, Virginia French Literature Honor Roll; Junior Honors; President of Dela- ware Hall Council; Treas., Vice-Pres., IRC; Resi- dence Halls Constitution Comm. l emphatically deny Miss Wilson's Accusation that the horse I rode on campus left behind him any undesirable evidence of his visit. STEVEN D. MENYUK 30 Montrose Ave., Brooklyn Physics. RICHARD N. MERMEY RD 1, Ellenville Political Science. MARJORIE LYNN MERRIAM Box 1, Denmark Sociology Dean's List; Cheerleader; Student Counselor. would have organized the 'Let's Return to Harpur Club for all those students who trans- ferred from Harpur and who are now seen in classes. X N, i N, S TR S AP SO SANDRA MIHALSKI 35 Buckingham Ave., Lucerne, Pa. Anthropology. STEPHANIE DIANE MIRANDA 715 Dante Ave., Copiague English and General Literature. FELICE MOLLICK 284 Foxhurst Rd., Oceanside Political Science. PHYLLIS JO-ANN MOORE 355 First St., Brooklyn Biology Dean's List; Cheerleader; Student Counselor. DOUGLAS MICHAEL MORGENSTERN 15 Harvard Ave., Merrick Spanish and French. FRED L. MOTT 301 W. Wendell St., Endicott Psychology. ADOLPH FRANCIS MURATORI MR 93 Krager Rd., Binghamton History. RONALD NATHAN 78 Post Ave., New York Political Science Dean's List; Orientation Comm., 1964; Co- Chairman Winter Weekend; Intramural Comm.; Freshman Advisor; Odean Society. STANLEY E. NEWKIRK 25 Mill St., Saugerties Sociology. STEPHEN J. NEWMAN 110 East End Ave., N.Y. Theater - Studio. JAN MARTIN NOVAK 27 Castle House Drive, Dobbs Ferry Biology Dean's List; Odean Society; SFY Tutorial Pro- gram; Intramural Football and Basketball; Mens Dormitory Judicial Review Board. originally came to Harpur on an athletic scholarship intramural football. However, I decided to give up playing on one of the best small college teams in America when found out how much fun studying could be. NICHOLAS NOVIELLO, lil 10 Ely Rd., Peekskill Mathematics. SUSAN NOVOGRODSKY 1253 Lednam Ct., Merrick English and General Literature Dean's List; SFY Tutoring. DONNA MARIE O'DELL 151 Oak St., Binghamton Sociology WRA. LAWRENCE ORLOFF 16 Redwing Lane, Levittown Mathematics Dean's List; Varsity Baseball; Civil Rights Club Tutor; USG Rep.; Band. would like to leave to the school library a copy of my valedictory address which I won't be needing this year. MARILYN ANN ORZELEK 51 Baxter St., Binghamton American History Dean's List; Light Chorus; Cheerleader Cap- tain; Newman Club; History Club. BEVERLY ANN OSBAND 66 Meredith Ave., Rochester Biology Dean's List; Delaware Judicial Board; Bing- hamton State Hospital Tutor. JERRY PHILIP PALMER 209 Main St., Boonville Biology TAU Sec'y; Ski Club Pres.; Varsity Soccer and Track. WILLIAM HENRY PARROTT Stafford Road, Palmyra Accounting. LAWRENCE IRA PASIK 37 Colony Lane, Syosset Chemistry. VINCENT ANTHONY PASQUALE 4 Hartley Rd., Binghamton English and General Literature Biology Dean's List; IRC Vice-Pres.; WRAF Sports Broadcaster; Intramural Basketball, Football, Softball; Varsity Basketball; Orientation Advisor. MICHAEL JOHN PAWLICKI 9 Highland Ave., Pearl River Music Dean's List; Light Chorus; Glee Club; College Choir; Spring Revue; Harpur Follies. was the first person to skateboard down Cafeteria Hill balanced on a wastepaper bas- ket FRED NEIL PECK 114 Dartmouth Drive, Hicksville Biology Varsity Soccer, Track, Swimming Letterman; Adelphi Men's Social Club General Officer and Chaplain; Home coming Weekend Committee Chairman; Ski Club Vice-Pres.; Civil Rights Club; Jewish Fellowship. The only points I need for Dragons are the grade points. Why can't they take any 100 ex- tra activity points and convert them to raise my scholastic average. After all, if weren't so active, I probably would have had much higher grades maybe. MARK RICHARD PERLMAN 55 E. 210th St., New York 67 Philosophy Dean's List; Adelphi Men's Social Club Officer; Student Manager; Intramurals. A college must provide an atmosphere which not only allows but, moreover, fosters the growth of the individual. I hope that in the near future, Harpur reaches the point where every student can truly 'become all he is capa- ble of being . SUSAN PERTZ 2964 Perry Ave., Bronx Spanish. PAUL SAMUEL PEYSER 55.30 99th St., Rego Park Economics Dean's List; Honor Roll; Divisional Honors in Economics; Pres. and Sec'y of Endymion Soci- ety; Colonial Players; Debate Society; Pres. Council. RITA SUZANNE POLLAK 82 Oakland, Gloversville Foreign Language Ski Club; French Club; SFY; Demetreans; Dance Group. Irene Finkler and I opened the O'Connor fire door during Spring 1965 blackout-panty raid; the boys turned tail and ran except for two! BETSY CAROL POSTOW 26-16 Union St., Flushing Philosophy Honor Roll; Band. ERIC PRESTON 79 N. Main St., Homer Biology. e Taaad R CTnadlICio MATTHEW S. PRICE 1 Saint Paul's Ct., Bkiyn. Accounting Dean's List; Endymions Treasurer, Vice-Pres.; Varsity Basketball and Tennis, NANCY LEE PRIDMORE RD 2, Byron History. CHARLES EDWARD PUTMAN 5 Chimne Rd., Oneida Economics Dean's List; Baskethall; Goliards Pres.; Intra- murals. HAROLD N. RABINOWITZ 1848 East 26 St., Brooklyn Chemistry Dean's List; Track Team; Lab Assistant. LAWRENCE FRANKLIN RAVETZ 10 Milford Ct., Plainview Accounting. ADRIAN G. RAYMOND PO Box 50, Newport English and General Literature. JOYCE ANNE REAVES 50 Johnson Ave., Cranford, New Jersey Sociology Dean's List; Pandorans Pres., Vice-Pres., Sec'y.y; MSF Chairman; Colonist Business Staff; Student Center Board Sec'y. JAMES M. REIF 414 Coleridge Rd., Rockville Centre Political Science Goliards Treas.; Faculty-Student Athletic Comm,; Varsity Basketball, Intramural Foot- ball and Basketball; Announcer at Basketball Games. For four years I've been mistaken for a well- known TV character. Actually I'm not even a distant relative. MARILYN JUDY ROSE 128-15 20 Ave,, College Point German Literature. STEVEN L. ROSENBERG 180 Proctor Blvd., Utica Sociology Dean's List; Band; Binghamton State Volun- teer Work; CN Sports Editor, Summer 1965; Psychology Club. WILLIAM STUART ROSENFELD 120-23 232 St., Cambria Hts., 11 Political Science Dean's List; Intramural Great; Ex-Clubbie; Pres. of Bob Vogel Fan Club. Discovered Bob Vogel; Failed Spanish 102 Twice yet managed to make Dean's List 5 times; Original Rafuse Lounger''; Voted Most Disaffected Student, 1966. MRS. JUDITH ANN ROSENTHAL 114 Main St., Binghamton English and General Literature Dean's List. NAN ROSS 69-35 B 186 La., Flushing Economics. JEFFREY GARRY ROTHMAN 144-60 Gravett Rd., Flushing Biology Varsity Golf: Pintopplers; Intramurals; - Trea- surer and Sec'y of Dionysian Society. ROSALIND RUGGIERO 86 Lincoln St., Gloversville Mathematics. WILLIAM ROBERT RYALL 307 Arthur Ave., Johnson City French h Dean's List: Alpha Phi Omega Vice-Pres.. CHARLES M. S. SADE Spring St., Mexico, N.Y. English and General Literature, BERNICE-F. SAMUELS 706 Ave. 1, Brooklyn English and General Literature Colonist; SCB; Carriival. MARY ELISABETH SANDERS 269 Moore Ave., Freeport English and General Literature Dean's List. PAMELA DIANE SARAPO 1005 Jermone Ave., Bronx Mathematics Dean's List; SFY: Colonist; Campus Carnival; Spring Review. Contrary to popular belief, Leslie Cohen is not my twin sister. Also, I helped formulate, and subsequently became a charter member, of 'The Group' alias Rat Pack Il. ALICE MAOMI SARDELL 35.47 172 St., Flushing Political Science. RICHARD D. SCHAEFFER, JR. 117 Bayview Ave., Northport Literature North Owego Rams Foul Play Award 1965; 1 of course consider it an honor to be grand- nephew to the late immortal William Claude Dukinfield of Philadelphia Tri-Cities Jug Band: Broome County Ramblers; Ahmal and the Night Visitors; The Oxfords; The Abortive Percussion Blues Band; Also acted indifferently in several plays . continued from Golub Don't look at me: if I were to sing. heads would roll in high places, Nussbaum would have to leave Einstein, and this fellow Croft and would be here for Life!! see Belniak, Recherche du Temps Perdu. N Cg STEVEN RICHARD SCHLAM 143-40 Roosevelt Ave,, Flushing Political Science Dean's List; Harpur Scholarship; Treas. of Freshman Class; CN; Goliards. I was always there That Night': with the V', Willy, Set?, Kaloox, hitting notes, all night- ers with Stibes - Where are the Rafuse Loungers of yesteryear? MORRIS EDWIN SCHORR 4901 Henry Hudson Parkway, Bronx Theater - Studio. ELLEN R. SCHUSTERSON 64-34 102nd St., Forest Hills English Literature CN; Colonist Editorial Board; Clarendon Poetry Editor; Student Publications Board. l was called down to Dean Brown's office for cutting and cut the meeting with Dean Brown . . . l stole the Sr. Key in 1963. JUSTIN BLAZER SCOTT 7 Pine St., Bayport History. MARJORY ELLEN SEARING P.0. Box 565, Cutchogue Economics Dean's List; Student Counselor; Whitney Judi- cial Board. I helped formulate, and subsequently became a charter member, of The Group' alias Rat Pack 11. ROBERT PAUL SEEGER 2 Rubin Ave., Binghamton Sociology. MARK N. SNEIDLER 30 Dickinson St.; Binghamton Philosophy. f HELAINE SELIN 360 E. 72 St., New York English Literature. JOHN B. SEPENOSKI North Road, Peconic Economics. MARLA LEVINE SHAINMAN 128 Winter Ave., Staten Island Sociology SFY Nursery School Chairman; SFY Financial Officer. EDWARD GEORGE SHEA 32 Darien St., Rochester Political Science USG Cafeteria Committee. Harpur spelled backwards is ruprah. RONALD SAUL SHERHOFER 216-17 68th Ave., Bayside Sociology Dean's List; Student Counselor; President of Odean Society; Dorm Representative; USG. CARL L. SHOOLMAN 1837 Clover St., Rochester Political Science. CAROL D. SHORTSLEEVES 168 Circular St., Saratoga Springs Anthropology. EILEEN BONNIE SIEGEL 15 Juniper Ave., Merrick English Literature Colonial Players; Gymnastics; Publicity Comm. for SCB. JUDITH ANN SIEGEL 29 Abeel St., Yonkers Russian Literature Dean's List; USG Representative; USG Library Comm.; Jewish Fellowship; Ski Club; Russian Club Vice-Pres. I would have organized the Cornell Commu- ters Club if 1 had spent enough time at Harpur to hold meetings here. ANN PHYLLIS SILVER 86 Miller Ave., Freeport Political Science. JOANN SINOVOI 790 Concourse Villiage W., Bronx Literature CRC; SDC; Dorm Council. ANNE SKARVINKO 90 Crestmont Rd., Binghamton French Language and Literature. SANDRA JUDY SLATER Evergreen St., Vestal French Language and Literature. DOUGLAS ROBERT SMITH 45 Priem St., Rochester Anthropology. HARRIET SONDRA SMITH 1579 Metropolitan Ave., Bronx English Literature Junior Year Abroad in Israel, Hebrew Uni- versity of Jerusalem. HAROLD SMITH, JR. 1376 Plimpton Ave., Bronx Philosophy. LINDA JEAN SMITH 81 Stafford Rd., Palmyra French Literature. JOEL E. SOFFIN 828 E. Chester St., Long Beach Economics Honor Roll; JRB; Proctor; Mental Hospital Vo- lunteer; Math Club Vice-Pres.. 'College is an experience in life; wonder what it's really likel PHILLIP B. SOMMERS 1420 Wood Rd., New York Chemistry Baccacia; Chem Club. Loved every minute of it. RICHARD GUY SOWDEN, JR. 224 Harding Ave., Endicott Biology. VLADMIR P. SPAKOVSKY Hemlock Lane, Suffern Russian Honor Roll; Dean's List; Wilson and Dan- forth Nominee; United Mens Dorm Council Chairman and Sec'y; Soccer Team; Manager of the Swimming Team; Student Counselor; Tri- mester Ad-Hoc Comm.; Treas. of the Young Republicans Club; Organizer of the Draft LODGE for Pres. Committee. Time is like a long and winding river, which continuously smashes its load of seething hu- manity against the jagged rocks lining the shore of the GREAT MYSTERY. If one could only construct a bridge to facilitate the crossing! SUSAN SPECTOR 365 Raymond St., Rockville Centre Accounting Dean's List; Business Manager of Colonist; SFY Tutoring. I helped formulate, and subsequently became a charter member, of 'The Group alias Rat Pack II. JOHN DAVID SPENCER RD 1, Vestal Accounting. STEPHEN RICHARD SPILLER 501 New York Ave., Brooklyn Political Science Dean's List; Spring Review; Winter Review; Golf Team; Colonial Players. VIANN MARY SPLAIN 383 Queen St., Nerthumberland, Penna. Sociology Colonial News; Chorus; Bowling; State Hospital Volunteer; WRA Rep. CAREN SUZANNE SPRANKLE 307 Foote Ave., Jamestown Spanish Language and Literature Junior Honors in Spanish; Dean's List; Honor Roll; WRA Board; Intramural Council; Judicial Board. BARBARA JEAN SPRING 78 Albert St., Johnson City Sociology. PAMELA FRAN STARR 249.09 64 Ave., Little Neck Music Senior Honors; Choir; Madrigal Singers; Light Chorus; Band; Colonial News. I, as a humble freshman, defended my bean- ie by dumping a full tray of Slater viands on Barry Winkler's new white chinos. Amen. LOIS SUSAN STEINBERG 707 Francis Dr., Wantagh Anthropology. RONNIE ANN STEINGLASS 216 E. Pennywood Ave., Roosevelt Literature Dean's List; Wind Ensemble; Ski Club Treas.. SIMA GALE STEINHAUER 305 Washington Ave., Brooklyn WILLIAM STIBEL 1335 E. 49 St., Brooklyn Economics. JUDITH WENDY STIVELBAND 2150 E. Tremont Ave., Bronx English and General Literature. SALLY NEVILLE STIVERS 6 Lafayette Ave., Middletown Sociology. CYNTHIA ANN STONE 505 Winston Dr., Vestal Music Dean's List; Chorus Accompanist; Musical Di- rector of Fantasticks; Pianist for Dance Re- citals. confess to a love affair with music, that will last forever; no matter what else fails me, in music, I will trust completely. JANICE ELAINE STOTT 1 Lower Feeder St., Hudson Falls Anthropology. JAY RICHARD STRAUSS 31 Birchwood Dr., Valley Stream Political Science. ALAN D. STURDEVANT 158 Schuyler St., Boonville English Literature Dragon Society; Dean's List; TAU Pres.; Har- pur Follies, MC; Ski Club Vice:Pres.; Chorus; Glee Club; Band; Colonial Players; Dorm Coun- cil; Spring Review. I mostly stayed in the dorm helping my room- mates break every rule in men's housing regu- lations. Later I expanded into larger spheres of campus life and went four terms without hand- ing in a single paper on time. MICHAEL FIELDING STURGEON 237 Pelamere Road, Buffalo 21 Biology Men's Glee Club; Colonial Players; Choir. GILBERT A. SWEET 16 85 Remsen Ave., Brooklyn Sociology. PHILLIP THORP SWENDER 133 Chapin St., Binghamton Biology. GABRIELLA MARIA SZEKELY 33-15 28 St., Long Island City German Literature. ARLENE PHYLLIS TALANKER 20 Swing Lane, Levittown Spanish Colonial Players Member-at-Large of Exec. Comm., Properties Mistress; Civil Rights Club Treas.. DEBORAH FRANCES TANNEN 1600 Caton Ave., Brooklyn English Literature Clarendon, Editor. RICHARD EDGAR TAYLOR RD 2, Hallstead, Pa. Mathematics. MARIE J. TERRANO 1598 Upper Mt. Rd., Sanborn Biology. RICHARD LEO THEUMAN 62 Davison Ave., Lynnbrook Political Science. NANCY JANE THOMPSON 211 West 24 St., New York History Judicial Board; Dorm Council; Civil Rights Club; Sr. Key Comm. Chairman; Spring Re- view; Hollie's Follies; Student Counselor. JOHN ALEXANDER TOMASKI 1226 66 St., New York Business Enterprise. AN JOHN JOSEPH TRAZINO 41 Monroe St., New York History Newman Club; Alpha Phi Omega 2nd Vice- Pres.. WILLIAM H. TUMINELLO 8 Iroquois La., Commack Chemistry. AMOLIE A. VANDERWATER 8 Pine Ridge Circle, Syracuse Sociology. M. GRANT VAN HOESEN 390 Coldbrook Dr., Eimira Psychology. RICHARD GLEN VAN INWEGEN 195 Broadway, Monticello Biology Swimming Team, Student Counselor, Ski Club, Pintopplers. The moment I receive my diploma will be my first free moment from the decision of trans- ferring. JEAN ELIZABETH VANKIRK 102 East Main St., Phelps Literature Dean's List; Binghamton State Hospital Volun- teer: Chorus: WRA; Carnival Comm. GARRET A. VAUGHN 11 Hidden Valley Dr., New York Economics Dean's List; Yearbook Photographer; Pintop- plers. l confess that one time I got so depressed I jumped out my dorm window to commit suicide and got a bad headache. ROBERT A. VOGEL 2140 E. Tremont Ave., New York Political Science Dean's List, Varsity H Basketball. Not enough school spirit or unity - yet clubs, as they are now, are not the answer. DONALD L. VOORHEES 50 Letchworth, Auburn Geography Dean's List; Goliards; Varsity Track; USG; Dorm Council Treas.; Intramurals; CN; Dorm Judicial Board. As a freshman I broke every standing rule for dorm living HAH!. Also I was one of the peo- ple who put the five foot metal sawhorse with the blinking yellow light in the middle of Cen: ter Drive during finals week of Spring '64; fol- lowed by fireworks in the dorm quad. Gaudie! STEPHEN H. WACHSMAN 251 Seaman Ave., New York Political Science. CHARLES P. WAGNER, JR. 705 Delano Ave., Vestal French and Spanish. JANET MAE WAGSHEL 629 Theresa Ave., West Hempstead Mathematics. MARK A. WALZER 3400 Fort Independence St., Bronx Accounting Chairman SCB Transportation Comm.; USG Cafeteria Comm.; Jewish Fellowship; WRAF; Tau Alpha Phi. SUSAN MCKEE WARREN Berkeley Way, Berkeley, California French. EDWARD JERRY WEBMAN 180 Broadway, Massapequa Physics. MARK JOEL WEINSTEIN 114 Standish Dr., Syracuse Chemistry French Club Treas.; Humanities Review; Par- ent's Weekend Host; Colonial News. would have organized a C.P. Snow Ciub for those trying to bridge the two cultures. MARK L. WEISS 1279 E. 31 St., Brooklyn Anthropology Dean's List; Honor's Waork in Anthropology; Pintopplers; Undergraduate Assistant in An- thro; Intramural Softball. ALBERTA JUNE WEISZ RD 2, Candor History ARTHUR E. WESTCOTT, JR. RD 2, Unadilla French Literature ELAINE JESSICA WEYUKER 2001 McGraw Ave., New York Mathematics Dean's List; Colonial News Business Editor; Toady Business Editor; Senior Key Committee. While on Toady's editorial board, I possessed the only key to its:office, a room in Champlain. Thanks to the publications board for a place to receive guests and have parties. LILLIAN BARBARA WIENER 239 East 79 St., New York 21 English SFY; Binghamton General Hospital Volunteer. SCOTT HOWARD WINOKUR 199-10 48th Ave., Flushing English and General Literature Dean's List; Adelphi Vice-Pres. and General Officer; Intramurals; SFY. Hdrpur was a test of one's self-initiative. Failure was submission to corrupting depres- sion; success was hope fora better time. I be- lieve I succeeded. CAROL LINDA WINTERS 5 Duffy Ct., Binghamton Russian Literature Dean's List; SFY Tutor; Russian Club. LORRAINE PAULA WOLCH 44.59 Kissena Blvd.. Flushing Economics O'Connor and Whitney Dorm Council Pres.; SFY Tutorial Program; Ski Club; SCB Publicity; Lifeguard. Harpur College: The only all girls state teach- er's college, sometimes mistaken for Harvard, where you can't even get an education course if you want one . . . Confession: I've never played cards in the snack bar. JOSEPH WOLFER English and General Literature MARK LEE WOLRAICH 165 East Market St., Long Beach Chemistry Chairman of Summer SCB and Men's In- terdorm Council; Treas. Whitney Dorm Coun- cil; Dorm Counselor; Sec'y of STO. PHYLLIS SHARON JAEGER YACOPINO 55 Park Terrace Place, Binghamton Art History Honor Roll; Dance Group; SFY. GEOFFREY GILBERT YAGER 1516 Valencia Rd., Schenectady Biclogy Dean's List; Counselor; USG Sec'y; Dorm Council Pres.; Orientation Co-Chairman; En- dymiens Vice-Pres.; Men's Judicial Board; USG Committees. - vpfter six semesters of 3.0 work, 1 went on pro and was forced to resign my office as vice president of the USG. I would like to be re- membered as one of the few people that really liked Harpur. DIANA LOUISE YEHNERT 19 Masefield Dr., Tonawanda Mathematics WRA Sportsday Chairman; Civil Rights Club; SFY; Spanish Club. STEPHEN GLENN YOUNG 3856 Bronx Boulevard, The Bronx History Dean's List; Junior and Senior Honars Pro- grams in History; Pres. of Debate Society. Farewell to thee, O tradition-enthralled, O hal- lowed, alma mater State University Center at Binghamton. JOYCE MARIE ZAPOTOCKY 45 Julian St., Binghamton Biology Dean's List KATHLEEN PATRICIA ZASLOVSKY 30 Massapequa Ave., Massapequa English and General Literature Dean's List; Choir; Light Chorus; SFY; Colonial Players; French Club; CRC; Slater Lady. l once went to the Vestal Drive:in'in the trunk of the car cleverly disguised as a spare tire, of course. MILDRED MITZI ZERN 5 Livingston Ave., Yonkers Political Science STANLEY RICHARD ZIRKIN Political Science 7 Honor Roll: Floor Rep. to Dorm Council; Dorm Rep. to Interdorm Council; USG Folit: ical Affairs Comm.; Intramural Basketball. SUSAN ZUCKERMAN 1307 Edward L. Grant Highway, Bronx English Literature Dean's List; Dorm Council Rep.; Friday Club; Interracial Center, SFY. Smoked under 'No Smoking' signs in audito- rium; used faculty bathroom; would have liked to steal 'Pegasus' but was too late; have high hopes for Harpur but am a chronic optimist. Rf?$a W$?K?$$WWWKWWC?$J l Club Divectory CENTRAL APPELLATE BOARD Gwen Adamson Diane Darfman Elizabeth Demsky Shelly Kaufman Janet Kurz chrmn. Gail Lefton Bonnie Miller Pat Rummel clerk Sue Schurmacher sec'y. COLLEGE CHOIR Carol Anthony Virginia Baker Jim Baldwin John Bennethum Emoke Berecz Elaine Bolton Harvey Bornfield Marcia Burnett Millicent Conklin David Crowe Paul Dieke Dan Dushman Ben Erlitz Linda Fishkin Stephen Foulk Malita Frogate Michelle Gibson Cynthia Gilchriest Roy Gordon Joanne Grizzanto Rosemary Gruss Alan Hardy Pres. Sydell Horowitz Terry Howell Margaret Jackson Libr. Sue Jorowski Zane Kalter Jayne Kaplan Nancy Kliban Seth Kasten Ellen Leinwand Libr. Linda Lewis Christine Livingstone Carol McAvoy Mary Morrisson Melanie Norden Michael Pawlicki Chrystyna Prytula Betty Robbins Jessica Roth Jack Sperling Alida Stahl Pamela Starr Alice Stitelman Treas. Cynthia Stone V.P. Steve Walker Buzz Waterston Peter Wenz Keith Willcox Kathy Zaslovsky CIVIL RIGHTS CLUB Judy Bernstein Stan Chesler Exec. Bd. Kathy Gruber Laurie Kogel Jim Lesch Exec. Bd. Rite Levitz Exec. Bd. Diane Levy Exec. Bd. Bill Lonsdale Barbara Lubin Jackie Mauro Betty Nordwind Exec. Bd. Fran Rabinowitz Sue Rosenberg Alice Sardell Arlene Vernick Peter Weber Arnie Weissberh Janet Yellin Advisor: Mr. E. 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Marion Alberstein Mara Alper Leonard Augenlicht Ellen Baker James Baldwin Martha Baumstein Patricia Berstein Paul Balck Larry Beinhart Fred Chalfy Jeffrey Dershin Ben Erlitz Sue Feldbauer Louis Giambolvo Kathleen Hoban Mary Beth Hoban Rick Hoffman Sydell Horowitz Jill Kaplan Marianne Kirchner Judy Koron Jay Kotcher Terry Kwan Betty Loibowitz Benita Levine Metty Melnichek Tim Miles g Stephanie Miranda Stephen Newman Eileen Nigel Robert Norton Patricia Owens Paul Peyser Jerome Raik Martin Rappaport Gary Raucher Lindsay Romanow Phil Savath Morris Schorr John Schryver Kenneth Stern Ann Stevens Alice Stitleman Michael Sturgeon Arlene Talanker Ruth Trushin Susan Wachs Susan Weinen Peter Wenz DANCE GROUP Gerard Adelman Ruth Barnes Christine Bonney Fred Chalfy Debby Cohn Sec'y. Jeffrey Dershin Betty Enos Rose Feit Steven Feld Marilyn Foyt Carole Goldsmith Rick Hoffman Alice Jelline Jill Kaplan Pam Mash Bill Mihalko Bonita Miller Dagmara Pailovs Phil Savath Pres. 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Burt Edelstein Dennis Fenichel Fred Forman Stephen Foulk Russell Fuller Jeffrey Gimprich Roy Gordon Bill Grossman Alan Hardy Zane Kalter Alan Metrick Alan Sturdevant Mike Sturgeon SDS Mara Alper Judi Bernstein Mark Boukikian Daniel Burnstein Marsha Cooper John Evansohn Marc Foxman Marilyn Greenberg Marshall Grossman Peter Hand Laurie Kogel Jim Lesch Ken Levin Rita Levitz Bill Lonsdale Betty Nordwind Fran Rabinowitz Alice Sardell Seth Segall Art Spiegleman Martha Tiger Peter Weber Jean Weisman Arnold Weissberg Janet Yellin SENIOR KEY COMMITTEE Lorraine Bekar Jr. mem. Nancy Caplan Corr. Sec'y. Roberta Chalfy Rec. Sec'y. Rose Feit Caryl Fox Jane Fried Ellen Kreindel Jr. mem. Sally Longmuir - Stephanie Miranda alter. Stephanie Russack Jr. mem. Ann Silver Nancy Thompson Chair. SERVICES FOR YOUTH EXEC. BOARD Lorraine Bekar Laurie Billig Walter Gern Naola Gersten Barrie Goldman Carole Goldsmith Karen Goodman Craig Hathaway pres. 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Cathy Piza STUDENT COUNSELORS Christine Bonney Robert Bova Joan Canavan Chriss Cancro Linda Caroselli Edward Carroll John Cecconi Janice Damski Andrew DiNitto Daniel Domoff Pat Ferrara Ann Fox Caryl Fox Helen Fox Jane Fried Karen Gelsky Eugene Godin Jay Goldberg Barrie Goldman Roy Gordan David Graubard George Grun Barbara Gura David Hammack Linda Harfman Craig Hathaway Neil Henry Roberta Hollander Sue Horan Elizabeth Keller Jim Kelly Harold Koenig Alan Kohler Laurence Kressel Freya Lazar Elliot Lieberman Sally Longmuir Robert McNeil Martin Mango Marge Merriam Phyllis Moore Jerry Palmer Marjorie Searing Dolores Sellazzo Ronald Sherhoffer Ann Silver Janet Sobel Joel Soffin Vladimir Spakovsky Joyce Strazzabosco Nancy Thompson Richard Van Inwegen Neil Wilensky Ira Wolf Mark Wolraich Philip Wyde Geoffrey Yager SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING CLUB Linda Fishkin Ann Gardner sec'y. Linda Herman Diane Krieger Margaret Lourie Molly McGinnis Laura Minsky Pam Moore Sandy Parker Dagmara Poilovs Mary Rogers Laurie Sajor Paula Sauberman Mary Ellen Schutt Pres. Joan Senft Janice Tuller Dons Weigel Nancy Wells UNITED STUDENT GOVERNMENT Terry Augenbraun Jim Barnes Al Barnett Advoc. Randy Birch Sandy Cohen Harriet Eagle Rec. Sec. Ben Erlitz Pres. Dennis Geller Gail Greenbaum Jerry Harris Sandy Hellman Neil Henry 1st v.p. Roy Kaplan 2nd v.p. Bob Lebman Ann McGovern Treas. 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