SUNY at Oswego - Ontarian Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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Band Officers: J. Hoiiar, Secretaryg W. Shafer, Treasurer: W. Diehl Vice-President: J. Faulkner A.S.B. Representative: E. Hines President. P. Greene - Twirler

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SYIVIPHONIC BAND The College Symphonic Band is open to all students on campus who wish to continue participation in band experi- ences. A high school background in performance is usually the prerequisite for joining. At Oswego this one organiza- tion fulfills all band services to the college. Home soccer games, parent and alumni weekend parades, and home basketball game performances fall within the band's con- tributions to school service. Coupled with these activities is participation in local community events of a patriotic na- ture. The major musical event of the year is the annual spring concert. ln the past the band has given assembly concerts in local area high schools. P Stoner - Drum Major. 98

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FIRST ROW: Mr. Aldrich, B. DeFIores, L. Ludwig, Mrs. Bullard. SECOND ROW: Mr. D'lnno- cenzo, A. House, P. Maks, A. Sears, M. Bangs, R. Kaminski. THIRD ROW: J. Messina, C. Smagalski, C. Davies, L. Leishman. FOURTH ROW: S. Rudderman, l. Gillard, E. Re, B. Frad- ONTARIAN STAFF The Ontarian staff is highly organized and divided into production units such as theme study and planning, photography, layout, finance, and dis- tribution. Each division in the book itself is headed by a competent, usually experienced, editor, who has a committee of workers. Each year a timely and appropriate theme is selected and carried through- out the book from the cover design to the directory. This year, Industrial Arts classes submitted cover designs from which the staff chose the one most representing its theme of the arts on campus. The staff has attempted to give the book elegance of form, composition, and style. 100