College at Brockport - Saga Yearbook (Brockport, NY)

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BAND Threeequarter time is nice, hut the Band deals strictly in two fours - snappy rhythms that make the hlood run faster, and give ti lift to the spirits. Complete with eye eutehing green and gold uniforms and a vivacious red headed mujorette, the Band makes a hit at ball games, and promises to have a great future. We can even see the B. S. T. C. Band, in not too distant years, cheering on an undefeated football team. Presialent - lXflAHK SCURRAII Vice President PAUL KNICKERBOCKER Secremry-Treasurer - lVlARCARET MOON I.il'JTH1'itl1'lS A - e EILEEN PERRY, KATHERINE SINIITH, IRWIN DURYEA 1 ,ul - ff' . 109 , I L Q dSisa4 na

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ORCHESTRA Pick ri note - any note. But make sure its the right one. When the maestro Dr. Lehman, waves his baton anvthinv short of er- v v , aw P feetion is not food enou h. Grueiin 1 Thursdav ni hr raetices strive for this 2, S gs . g P perfection, but not without incurring broken strings, split reeds, and moist brows. One concert, however, is enough to prove to any listener that the efforts of the orchestra are by no means in vain. President - - HELEN IIELT Vice President - - ROBERT RENOUF Secretary-Treasurer MARILYN GUTTENBERG Librarians - - - BARBARA PIALL, MARY DEPUY, EILEEN PERRY N f 108

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