College at Brockport - Saga Yearbook (Brockport, NY)

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I Violent sobbing from cheerful Al Karstctter - hysterical laughter from calm Stan Kaminski - drunken anctics from oh, so sober Dave Cooper - and on through the gamut of emotions, depicted by quite-the-opposite characters. Nowhere but in Dramatics would you find such a motley array of action and make-up and personality. Due credit for the significance of this club goes to Dr. Steele and Mr. Archer, who gave untiringly of time and energy to aid the group in both the fall production of Ah, Wilderness and the spring's My Sister Eileen . Special mention goes, too, to A1 for his direction of The Dear Departed , to every hard working member of the club, and to the following officers: 1947 1948 AL KAHSTETTER President JERRY GUARDINO Vice-President BRUCE Brucnaivr ANNETTE CLEMENT Secretary SUZANNE BERNHAUM1 ANDREW Vrncruo Treasurer HARRY LAPINE S 1

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kt: ,J .xr ! 0 Hideous sounds emitting every Thursday from the Children's Auditorium warn even the novice that Mr. Lehman is sharpening his wit and the musicians tuning their instruments preparatory to a miniature concert Cor a reasonable facsimilel An assem- bly program, appearances at nearby high schools, a spring concert and a gala banquet comprised major orchestra activities. Ever-suffering George Barry and his assistant, Lloyd Vanl-Ioover, guided the musicians thru their trying times, Betty Schrader wrote out the minutes and Dr. Lee acted as concert master. Librarians were Arlene Neill, Marian Smith, Marilyn Guttenberg, and Janet Lund. Emu! A recent addition to the ever increasing activity about the college is the band, a group which meets each week to play marches and various musical selections. The members of the band added their talent to the football game between Mansfield and Brockport. Dressed in their new uniforms, and playing in top form under the direction of their expert twirler, they made a real addition to the Sports Festival.