Dark Reminder Newsletter, Volume 1, Number 1, November 12, 1976
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This is Volume 1, Number 1 of "Dark Reminder," a newsletter published by the Black Student Union of the University at Buffalo. This issue was published on November 12, 1976 and is four pages long.
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State University of New York at Buffalo--Sports
Nine individuals pose for a group portrait where three in the front row kneel while holding rifles and six stand in the back row. Five of the standing individuals wear light-colored jackets with shoulder padding, while the person on the far right wears a military uniform. A caption below the group lists the names and titles of those present and those missing. The group is positioned in front of wooden bleachers.
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Pictured are (left to right): First row: J. Maul; J. Peragallo; G. Styek; J. Bacon; J. Scherer; Second row: Major Stewart; D. Paterson; E. Haug; T. Lang; D. Schleifer; L. Clark
Eleven people are arranged in two rows against a background of pleated curtains. The front row consists of five seated individuals, while the back row consists of six standing individuals. Most individuals wear light-colored jackets with padded shoulders, though one person wears a dark blazer and another wears a military-style uniform.
Ten people are arranged in two rows in an indoor setting with vertical wooden beams. The front row features five individuals, four of whom are kneeling and holding rifles, while the five people in the back row are standing. A printed caption at the bottom lists the names of the individuals by row.
Eight individuals are positioned in two rows against a wall with three framed pictures. Five people stand in the back row and three kneel in the front, with six individuals holding rifles. Most wear military-style uniforms, while others wear a white shirt or a suit. A caption below the group identifies names for Row I and Row II.
Ten individuals are posed in two rows indoors in front of a fireplace. The front row consists of three people kneeling and holding rifles, while the back row has seven people standing in military and civilian dress. Printed text above the group lists names and roles for each person shown.
UB Rifle team (part of Air Force ROTC), 1957-1958 season
Open to both beginner and expert, the UB Rifle team was organized to give everyone the opportunity to become a marksman.
Seven individuals stand in the back row against a brick wall, with one person wearing a light-colored shirt while the others wear dark uniforms. Five people in the front row are kneeling, with each individual holding a rifle. Most of the people wear dark ties and uniforms with insignia on the sleeves and pockets.
Team captain Lynn H. Wallace is pictured at center.
Five people pose against a dark curtained backdrop, with three individuals seated and two standing. Four of the people hold rifles upright in front of them, while the person on the far right holds a rolled-up paper. They are dressed in formal jackets, ties, and trousers.
Twelve people in suits and ties are posed in two rows against a dark, draped background. The front row consists of six seated individuals, each holding a rifle vertically by their side. The back row features six standing individuals positioned directly behind those seated.
Manager of the UB Rifle team G. Thomas Ganim, 1925-1926 season
This halftone print shows a person from the chest up wearing a dark suit jacket, a white collared shirt, and a dark bowtie. They have dark, wavy hair and a pocket square is visible in their jacket pocket. The person is positioned against a plain, light-colored background.
Lynn D. Wallace, captain and star of the UB Rifle team, 1927-1927 seasons
In the 1926 Intercollegiate Championship Match, Wallace broke the range record for the off hand position with the remarkable score of 97 out of 100.
A person with short hair and round glasses is shown from the shoulders up in a halftone print. They wear a military-style jacket with a dark, high collar that features a cross-shaped insignia. The image has a prominent dot pattern against a dark background.
Captain James M. H. Wallace, Coach of the UB Rifle team, 1925-1927 seasons
A person is shown from the chest up in a monochromatic halftone print, wearing a military uniform and a service cap with an insignia. The uniform features a high collar and several military decorations and ribbons pinned to the chest. The subject faces forward against a light-colored background.
Lynn D. Wallace, captain of the UB Rifle team, 1925-1927 seasons
A person with dark hair wears round-rimmed glasses, a dark suit jacket, a light-colored dress shirt, and a necktie. The portrait is presented in a black and white halftone print style with a visible dot pattern across the entire frame. The subject is angled slightly toward the right of the frame.
Thirteen people are arranged in a formal group portrait in front of a vertically striped backdrop. Four individuals kneel in the front row, each holding a long firearm upright. The standing individuals wear various outfits including suits and military-style uniforms.
Seven individuals wearing dark athletic jerseys with white lettering are posed in two rows against a light-colored brick wall. One person on the left stands wearing a suit and tie while the others wear jerseys that say "BUFFALO". A small trophy sits on the floor in front of the group.
State University of New York at Buffalo—Sports
The group is arranged in two rows, with the front row seated on a bench and the back row standing. Nine individuals wear matching dark sweatshirts and athletic pants, while two others wear formal attire including ties. A caption at the bottom lists names for the first and second rows and identifies one person as a coach.
UB Cross-country runner in action, 1966-1967 season
A person wearing a tank top and shorts runs on a grass surface. The runner's top displays the number 200 and the word "BUFFALO" printed above it. Two individuals stand in the background, one holding a clipboard and wearing a sweatshirt with the same text.
Eleven individuals are arranged in two rows, with the front row seated on a bench and the back row standing behind them. Most wear matching sweatshirts with "BUFFALO" printed across the chest, while two individuals are in formal clothing consisting of suits or shirts and ties. A caption at the bottom of the frame identifies the individuals by name and row.
UB Cross-country team runner L. Naukam in action, 1965-1966 season
A person wearing a dark tank top and light shorts runs along an outdoor track beside a grassy field. Empty wooden bleachers and a distant building are visible in the background. The black and white scene is rendered with a distinct halftone pattern.
UB Cross-country team runner P. Muffoletto, 1965-1966 season
A person is shown mid-stride while running along a track path. They are wearing a dark singlet, light-colored shorts, and white socks. The background includes leafy bushes and a wooden railing along the side of the track.
Sixteen people are positioned in two rows, with eight individuals seated on a bench and eight standing behind them. Most wear dark tank tops with the word "BUFFALO" in white letters and light-colored athletic shorts. A list of names at the bottom identifies the members of the team and their coach.
Ten individuals are positioned in three rows outdoors for a black and white group portrait, all wearing dark shirts with "BUFFALO" printed on the chest. Below the group, text identifies each person by name according to their row. The setting includes trees and a building in the background.
UB Cross-country team runner Larry Elsie in action, 1964-1965 season
A person in a dark t-shirt with "BUFFALO" printed across the front and white athletic shorts is captured mid-stride while running. They are smiling and looking toward the side with foliage in the background. The runner's feet are in motion over a grassy surface.
UB Cross-country team runner Bob Hoffman in action, 1964-1965 season
A person with short hair is running outdoors in a black and white scene. They wear a dark t-shirt with white trim and "BUFFALO" printed across the front, paired with light-colored running shorts and striped sneakers. The background consists of grass and blurred foliage.
UB Varsity Cross-country team, 1963-1964 season
Ten individuals are arranged in two rows outdoors, with four kneeling in front and six standing behind them. Seven of the people wear dark short-sleeved jerseys featuring the word "BUFFALO" and light-colored athletic shorts. The other three individuals wear button-down shirts and trousers, and printed text above the group lists names along with roles for the managers and coach.
UB Cross-country team star Stu Katz sprints home as his coach Emery Fisher serves as timekeeper, 1963-1964 season
Stuart Katz, of Batavia, New York, was the best long distance runner in UB history. He set a course record in every race that he ran in the 1963-1964 season and was beaten by only two men in New York State.
A runner in a tank top with the text "BUFFALO 59" moves toward the foreground on a track in an open field. A person in a light shirt and dark pants leans over and holds a stopwatch while looking toward the runner. Trees and other standing figures are visible in the background of this black and white scene.
UB Cross-country team runners Ed Latrand, Stu Katz and Dave Stephenson await the start's gun, 1962-1963 season
Several individuals in athletic gear stand at a starting line on a paved surface. Many wear dark jerseys labeled "BUFFALO" with various numbers, while others wear light-colored tank tops and shorts. A person in a hat and dark clothing stands behind the line of runners. The scene is presented in a black and white halftone print style.
UB Cross-country coach Emery Fisher and team captain Dave Stephenson, 1962-1963 season
Two people stand side-by-side in front of a brick building featuring a tall clock tower with arched openings. The person on the left wears a varsity jacket, while the person on the right wears a sweatshirt with the word "BUFFALO" across the chest. A caption at the bottom reads, "Coach Emery Fisher and Captain Dave Stephenson."
UB Cross-country team with Hayes Hall in the background, 1962-1963 season
Nine individuals pose outdoors on grass in two rows, with four kneeling in the front and five standing behind. Most wear dark sweaters featuring the word "BUFFALO" in arched white letters, while one person wears a varsity jacket. A building with a prominent clock tower stands in the background, and captions at the bottom list the names of each person.
Nine individuals are arranged in two rows for a group portrait outdoors with trees in the background. Eight people wear athletic tops with white "BUFFALO" lettering, and one person on the far right of the back row wears a short-sleeved button-down shirt and tie. Text at the top of the frame identifies the individuals in each row.
UB Cross-country team runners at practice, 1961-1962 season
Two individuals in athletic gear run across a grassy field. They wear light-colored t-shirts, dark shorts with white trim, and white socks. One shirt features the text "UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO" and a number 2, while the other shows a number 12. A dark row of trees fills the background behind the runners.
UB Cross-country and Track coach, 1952-1970 seasons
A person with short hair wears a patterned blazer, a collared shirt, and a striped necktie. Beneath the halftone black and white portrait, text reads "Emery Fisher, Cross Country & Track". The person faces slightly to the right against a plain, light-colored background.
Fourteen people are arranged in two rows for a team portrait, with the front row kneeling and the back row standing. The front row wears white shirts labeled "UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO," while the standing athletes wear dark jerseys with numbers and the word "BUFFALO." Two people on the far ends of the back row are dressed in a military uniform and a business suit, and text at the bottom identifies the team and individuals.
Five individuals wear dark short-sleeved shirts with "BUFFALO" and a number printed on the front, paired with light-colored shorts. Two athletes kneel in the front row, while the remaining three stand behind them alongside a person wearing a patterned suit jacket and tie. Text below the image lists the names of the people in each row, identifying them as players and a coach.
Fourteen people are arranged in two rows for a group portrait against wooden bleachers. Most individuals wear athletic tank tops that say "BUFFALO," while others wear suits and ties or a different style of athletic top. Text at the top of the frame lists the names of the individuals pictured in each row.
UB Varsity Cross-country trio: Carm Parisi, Bob Gruizen and team captain Sal Corrallo
Three people wearing dark short-sleeved shirts and shorts run forward on a field of grass. The shirts display the word "BUFFALO" above the numbers two, five, and four. A chain-link fence and park structures are visible in the background.
UB Varsity Cross-country team, 1955-1956 season
Ten individuals are seated in two rows on a set of stairs. Eight people wear dark jerseys with "BUFFALO" and white numbers on the chest, while two individuals at the ends of the front row wear suits. A printed caption at the bottom identifies the people by name and role.
UB Cross-country runners Sal Corrallo and Ron Creps, 1954-1955 season
Two individuals wearing dark track suits with white lettering that reads "Buffalo Track" are captured mid-jump over a water puddle. The scene takes place outdoors on a lawn with a backdrop of evergreen trees. A reflection of the jumpers appears in the surface of the water below.
UB Cross-country team runner Sal Corrallo, 1954-1955 season
A person in a light-colored tank top featuring the letters "UBAA" and the number "17" leans forward in an athletic pose. They are dressed in dark shorts, white socks, and dark athletic shoes while standing against a brick wall backdrop. The entire scene is presented in a black and white halftone print style.
A black and white group portrait features ten people posed in two rows against a background of foliage. Four people crouch in the front row and six stand in the back row, with most wearing dark sweatshirts that read "BUFFALO TRACK." Text printed below the photograph identifies the individuals in each row by name.
UB Cross-country team co-captain Jack Traugott displays his running form, 1953-1954 season
A person with short hair is mid-stride while running outdoors on a lawn. They are wearing a dark tank top with a light-colored diagonal stripe and matching shorts. The background features large coniferous trees, and the entire scene is depicted in a black and white halftone style.
Eleven people are arranged in two rows in front of a stone building, with four individuals kneeling and seven standing. Most wear matching sweatshirts and sweatpants labeled "UBAA," while one person on the right is dressed in a suit and tie. Two people in the center hold a small trophy, and a caption at the bottom identifies the group members.
A group of six individuals is positioned against a brick wall, with three standing and three kneeling. Most wear athletic sweatshirts, while one person wears a suit and tie, and a trophy is held in the center of the front row. Names are printed below the photograph to identify each person.
Six individuals stand in a line against a background of tiered seating. Five people wear matching athletic uniforms with "UBAA" on the chest, while the person on the left wears a blazer. A caption lists names below the group, followed by a line drawing of a person in a running stance.
Ten individuals are arranged in two rows against a light-colored wall. Eight people wear dark long-sleeved shirts and pants marked with "UBAA" and a number, while two individuals at the ends of the back row wear formal attire. The person on the far right wears a jacket with a patch that says "PHYSICAL UB EDUCATION".
Five people stand in a back row while five others kneel in a front row, all wearing suits and ties. Text at the top lists the names and roles of the ten individuals shown. The group is positioned against a light, neutral background.
UB Track team runners in competition, 1966-1967 season
State University of New York at Buffalo--Track and field
Several athletes in tank tops and shorts run along a dirt track. A person wearing a shirt with "BUFFALO" printed on it runs in one lane. A scoreboard and hurdles are visible in the background near a grass area and a building.
UB Track and field team sprinter practices his start, 1966-1967 season
A person wearing a light-colored tank top is positioned at a starting line on an outdoor track. The individual is bent forward with hands resting on the ground and one foot placed in a starting block. A chain-link fence and a building are visible in the blurred background.
UB Track and field team member practices his long jump, 1966-1967 season
A person is captured in mid-air during an athletic jump against a light sky. They wear a dark tank top with the word "BUFFALO" printed on the front, light-colored shorts, and athletic shoes. In the lower portion of the frame, there are several spectators, a building with a steeple, and leafless trees.
UB Track and field team, 1966-1967 season
Three rows of individuals are arranged for a group portrait on a grassy field. The front row sits on the ground, the middle row is kneeling, and the back row is standing. Most individuals wear athletic attire or sweatshirts, many of which are labeled with the word "BUFFALO". Captions below the group list names for each row and identify one person as a coach.
UB Track and field coach surrounded by his athletes, 1966-1967 season
State University of New York at Buffalo—Track and field
In this black and white scene, several people are gathered together in an outdoor setting. One person in the center wears a dark sweatshirt with the word "BUFFALO" printed across the front. Another person stands nearby wearing dark sunglasses and a light-colored jacket. A hand extends into the frame from the right toward the center of the group.
UB Track and field team high jumper practices his craft, 1966-1967 season
An individual is positioned mid-air while jumping over a horizontal bar on an open field. The person wears a dark tank top and light shorts, with their limbs tucked during the leap. In the background, other people sit or stand on the grass near multi-story buildings.
UB Track and field team, 1965-1966 season
A black and white group portrait features individuals arranged in three rows, with some seated on grass and others standing. Most people wear uniforms labeled "BUFFALO" or "BUFFALO TRACK," while two people at the far ends wear formal attire. A caption below identifies each person by row from left to right.
UB Track and field relay team in competition, 1965-1966 season
Multiple runners in tank tops and shorts participate in a relay race on a dirt track. One person wearing a "BUFFALO" jersey hands a baton to another runner in the foreground. Additional athletes are positioned behind them in various stages of the baton exchange.
UB Track and field team javelin thrower practices his skill, 1965-1966 season
A person is captured in mid-motion after releasing a javelin into the air. They wear a dark tank top and light-colored shorts while standing on a lawn. A white building with several windows and a dark roof is visible in the background.
UB Track and field team shot putter prepares to release his throw, 1965-1966 season
A person in a track and field uniform stands in a stadium while holding a shot put near their neck. They wear glasses and a dark tank top with the word "BUFFALO" in white lettering across the chest. Other individuals in athletic attire stand in the background near a large set of bleachers.
UB Track and field team runners in competition, 1965-1966 season
Several athletes in tank tops and shorts run toward a finish line on an outdoor track. One individual in the foreground breaks through a white tape, while others follow closely behind. Some of the runners wear jerseys with "BUFFALO" printed on the front.
UB Track and field team, 1964-1965 season
Four rows of people pose against a tiled wall wearing dark jerseys or sweatshirts, many featuring the word "BUFFALO" in arched lettering. One person in the second row wears a sweatshirt that reads "BUFFALO 33 TRACK". Below the portrait, text lists the names of the people present, organized by row.
UB Track and field team high hurdler practices his skill, 1964-1965 season
A person jumps over a track hurdle with their arms outstretched and legs tucked in. They are wearing glasses and a dark, long-sleeved top. The black and white scene features trees and a building in the background.
UB Track and field team pole vaulter Don Lee sets up for a vault, 1964-1965 season
A person wearing a dark sweatshirt and sweatpants labeled "BUFFALO TRACK" holds a long pole diagonally across their body. They are standing on a paved surface in front of a chain-link fence with a large building in the distance. The black and white scene shows the individual from the knees up looking toward the side.
UB Track and field team javelin thrower at practice, 1964-1965 season
A person stands outdoors wearing a light-colored jacket and dark athletic pants with a bandage on one knee. They have one arm raised high above their head, holding a heavy ball in their hand. A chain-link fence and a large building are visible in the background.
UB Track and field team runner practices his craft, 1964-1965 season
A person with short hair runs across an open field in a black and white scene. They wear a dark sweatshirt with the word "BUFFALO" across the chest and light-colored sweatpants. Trees and houses are visible in the background.
UB Track and field hurdler practices his technique, 1963-1964 season
A person wearing a dark sweatshirt with the word "BUFFA" on it and dark pants clears a hurdle on a track. Their body is suspended in the air with one leg reaching forward over the white wooden frame. The background includes an outdoor field, bare trees, and a scoreboard with a large circular clock.
UB Track and field sprinter practices his start, 1963-1964 season
A person is crouched at a starting line on a track with feet against wooden starting blocks. They wear a sleeveless jersey and shorts with hands placed on the ground. The background features an open field, buildings, and large mats.
UB Track and field team pole vaulter clears the bar, 1963-1964 season
A person is mid-air while clearing a horizontal bar during a pole vault event. The landing area below consists of a pile of large sacks on a grassy athletic field. An outdoor scoreboard and football goalposts are visible in the background against a clear sky.
UB Track and field team sprinter at practice, 1963-1964 season
A person wearing a thick sweatshirt and sweatpants is captured in a crouched starting position on a dirt track. Their feet are positioned in starting blocks, and they lean forward with one arm tucked back and the other bent in front. The background includes a low building, a long hedge, and leafless trees.
UB Track and field team pole vaulter succeeds at the attempted height, 1961-1962 season
A person in athletic clothing is shown mid-jump, oriented head-first as they clear a horizontal bar. The grainy, black-and-white scene depicts the individual silhouetted against a plain sky. Below them, a long pole remains in a vertical position near the crossbar.
UB Tennis team players at practice, 1966-1967 season
State University of New York at Buffalo--Tennis
Two people stand on a tennis court holding rackets, one wearing glasses and a baseball cap while preparing for a shot. Other people play on adjacent courts separated by a chain-link fence. The scene is captured in a grainy black and white print style.
UB Tennis team player reaches for the shot, 1966-1967 season
A person wearing a white cap and matching athletic clothing is captured in motion while playing tennis. Another person and a row of parked cars are visible in the blurred background. This black and white scene shows the player lunging forward with their racket extended toward the ground.
UB Tennis team player goes for the return shot, 1966-1967 season
A person in a light-colored t-shirt and shorts swings a tennis racket with both hands on a court. A dark ball is visible in the air near the individual's legs. The background features a chain-link fence with two other people visible in the distance.
Nine individuals are posed in two rows on a tennis court, with four kneeling in the front and five standing in the back. Most wear dark varsity jackets or sweaters with university markings, and several hold tennis rackets. A caption at the bottom identifies the individuals as members of a tennis team, including a coach and a manager. Behind the group is a chain-link fence and a large stone building.
UB Tennis team player reaches for the shot, 1965-1966 season
A person is positioned on a tennis court, mid-swing with a racket. The individual wears dark-rimmed glasses, a white short-sleeved shirt with dark trim, white shorts, and tall white socks. A chain-link fence and foliage are visible in the background behind the court.
UB Tennis team veteran Bob Barrett is presented with a token of the team's appreciation by teammate Denny Brzezinski, 1964-1965 season
Letterman Bob Barrett (pictured at left) was the only veteran lost to the UB Tennis team for the 1965-1966 season.
Two individuals in athletic jackets and shorts stand behind a tennis net, holding an award together. One person wears glasses and a jacket with a "UB TENNIS" logo while both hold tennis rackets. Other figures are partially visible in the background near a chain-link fence.
Nine people pose in two rows against a background of foliage, with four kneeling in front and five standing behind. Most wear dark jackets with a tennis emblem on the chest, and several hold rackets. A text caption at the bottom identifies the individuals as members of the UB Tennis team, including a coach and manager.
UB Tennis team player demonstrates his competitive form, 1964-1965 season
A person wearing a t-shirt and shorts reaches forward with a tennis racket to strike a ball. A chain-link fence and a large stone building with rows of windows appear in the background. The scene is rendered in a black and white halftone style.
UB Tennis team player displays his moves, 1964-1965 season
A person wearing a t-shirt and shorts is positioned on a tennis court with a racket in mid-swing. Behind a chain-link fence, a stone building and a parked vehicle are visible. The person wears white socks and athletic shoes while standing between white court lines.
UB Tennis team player demonstrates his overhead smash, 1964-1965 season
A person on a tennis court is positioned with their body arched backward and a tennis racket held over their shoulder. They wear a light-colored t-shirt, shorts, and athletic shoes. A chain-link fence and multiple buildings are visible in the background.
In a black and white scene, fourteen people are arranged in two rows. Five individuals kneel in the front row while nine others stand behind them, most holding tennis rackets and wearing athletic apparel. A text block at the bottom lists the names of the individuals in each row.
UB Tennis team star Jim Faturos returns a shot, 1963-1964 season
A person wearing a white t-shirt and shorts is shown in mid-action while playing tennis on a court marked with white lines. They hold a racket with arms extended while moving across the play area. A tall building and a chain-link fence are visible in the background of this black and white scene.
UB Tennis team star Jim Faturos reaches for the shot, 1963-1964 season
An individual in a white polo shirt and shorts is in motion on a tennis court. They are swinging a tennis racket downward with their mouth open. The background shows a wire fence, and the black and white scene has a halftone texture.
UB tennis player Bob Brancato delivers a booming serve, 1963-1964 season
An individual in a dark short-sleeved shirt and light shorts reaches one arm upward while standing on a lined court. Another person stands in the distance on the court near a chain-link fence. Large multistory buildings with numerous windows form the background.
UB Tennis team player in competition, 1962-1963 season
A person wearing shorts and a long-sleeved shirt is positioned on a tennis court with their right arm fully extended upward. The background contains a distant landscape with trees and a building featuring a spire.
UB Tennis team star Jim Faturos receives the Most Valuable Award from his coach William Sanford, 1962-1963 season
Jim Faturos was the first UB Varsity Tennis player ever to finish an entire season without losing a single set. He was elected UB Tennis team captain for the 1963-1964 season.
Two people stand in front of a wall of leaves while shaking hands. The person on the left wears glasses, a dark top, and light-colored trousers. The person on the right holds a tennis racket and wears a dark jacket with light-colored shorts.
Four individuals kneel in the front row and six stand in the back row against a dense leafy background. Most of the group wears matching athletic jackets and several hold tennis rackets, while a text caption on the right lists the names of those pictured.