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PAGE 3 Seniors vs Juniors PAPERSUN by Tom The first annual senior-junior flag football classic resulted in an impressive victory by the seniors 30-6. Not to be rattled by a first period T.D. by the juniors, the senior squad, led by quarterback Mark Renfro, came out to score five successive T.D.’s. The senior running attack was slowed by periodic rain, forcing ace q.b. Renfro to go to the air. The first T.D. was set up by a diving catch by John Sportelli, coming right back to Sportelli on the next play for the T.D. The juniors took over and played ball controll football but failed to scroe. The second touchdown for the seniors was a Renfro-to-Sportelli bomb again. The juniors started another drive only to be thwarted due to an interception by Pete Bondzin- ski. Renfro again went to the air, but this time to speedster Mike Card, resulting in another T.D. Thus leaving the half time score 18^6. The juniors came back in the second half with a tremendous drive but this time Mike Generali stepped in front of a pass attempt Rag Football This years’ Flag Football season comes to us with a new face, two separate divisions, with each team playing four games in its own division. From there, the top two teams will play in a division championship to represent that division in the Utica/Rome Toilet Bowl. The schedules are posted in Bldg. 7, next to the SAB office. Room 104, but for those who can’t fine the time to look it up, the schedule goes something like this: Wednesday Division Lo-cal Sugar Leftovers Andes Ave. Trojans Trouble ■ Justice iiooaq Gilmore and took it 40 yards for another senior touchdown. The juniors then played control ball for the remainder of the third period. The seniors only got off one play in the third quarter, unfortunately for the juniors it turned into a 50 yard touchdown play on a pass from Renfro to tight end Tim Gilmore, making the score 30-6. The remainder of the game was excellent defensive ball by both squads, and shows good promise for an excellent season. Students Take Two From WOUR F.M . By Jonas Peteikas What a better way of spending a Sunday afternoon than playing softball and drinking beer. Well that’s exactly what some students have been doing the past couple of Sundays. Vinny Vento, came up with the idea of playing WOUR- FM in a softball game. Vinny and myself went down to the radio station and our challenge was accepted. WOUR-FM who has played all summer long was destroyed by the students, who never played together as a team before, 13-5 in the first game. The pitching was good, backed with good fielding and hitting. WOUR-FM was not going to take this loss sitting down, as they announced over the air that they were awaiting for a rematch. As it turned out WOUR was up for the second game, unfortunately the students held off WOUR, to edge them 6-5. Fantastic catches in the outfield and good defensive play in the infield, helped to preserve the winning tradition. ¡ova t T llh Thursday Division High Life Hotel No-Names Suryivors? Blazing Saddles Columbia Crazies Student Information 03 b(IB IifiU jjV Center Sept. 15 Lo-cal Sugar vs. Leftovers 4:15 Andes Ave. vs. Trouble 5:30 Sept 16 High Life vs. No-Names Survivors? vs. Blazing Saddles 5:30 Sept. 22 Andes Ave. vs. Justice Lo-cal Sugar vs. Trouble Sept. 23 High Life vs. Blazing Saddles Survivors? vs. Columbia Sept. 29 Lo-cal Sugar vs. Andes Ave. Leftovers vs. Justice Sept. 30 No-Names vs. Columbia Survivors? vs. High Life Oct. 6 Trouble vs. Leftovers Justice vs. Lo-cal Sugar Oct. 7 Blazing Saddles vs. No-Names Columbia vs. High Life Oct. 13 Justice vs. Trouble Andes Ave. vs. Leftovers o c t . u . -/ ! Columbia vs. Blazing Saddles Survivors? vs. No-Names byN . Scalise S.I.S., Student Information Ser vice, is now making its services available to SUC/UR students. Located presently in the Activities building, S.I.S. is acting as an on-campus and off-campus inform ation and referral service. Hand ling questions concerning Utica and the surrounding area, how to locate key people and organiza tions on campus and being available to listen and help with other concerns o f U/R students, is the purpose for S.I.S. coming into existence. The members of S.I.S. are Pat Abrams, Theresa Arnault, Kathy Dean, Joe DeLong, Wade Marvin, Sue Roth and Natalie Scalise. S.I.S. members are available in the Activities building, Monday thru Thursday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Each day, a Student Affairs staff members will be available to help answer questions and listen to student concerns. Orientation for January stu dents will soon be in the planning stages and S.I.S. is in need of those willing to be Orientation group leaders: ‘Any Students interested in becoming a member of. S.I.S. please contact L e e , Schrader, Director of Counseling or Natalie Scalise, any time in the; Counseling Center. Election Day Oct. 6 The Candidates FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1976 If you are not already aware of the upcoming student government election here is a chance to familiarize yourself with the candidates and what they stand for. Election day is Wednesday, October 6, 1976 from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the college center. All full-time undergraduate students are eligible to vote. You may be asking yourself, “who’s running for what office and why are they getting involved in student government?” Just take a look around at the walls plastered with campaign posters, these are the candidates that are running for U.R.S.A. offices. These students are exerting a great deal of their time and energy and need your support. Take a few minutes of your time on Wednesday, Oct 6th and vote for the candidate of your choice! Remember, these students are working for you, to improve, revise and create the best possible conditions at Upper Division. And now for some info on the candidates. CANDIDATES FOR JUNIOR SENATOR Jack Falvo, Jr., Criminal Jus tice, Schenectady Co. Community College. “I was instrumental in the Criminal Justice Organization at S.C.C.C. Although I am without prior government experience, I feel I am the best individual qualified for the job. I will organize the senate for the people, of the people and by the people.” Robert Young, Criminal Justice, Fulton-Montgomery C.C. “I have been active in student government and helped to organize and implement a College Union Board and Vets Club. Being a new student I am not fully aware o f the problems or conflicts confronting new and returning students and would appreciate all suggestions. I plan on working hard and doing the best job possible as a representative o f the junior class.” Dennis Woodgate, Human Ser vice, Schenectady Co. C.C. Previ ous experience: senior senator, president of the Veterans’ Club, member of the academic policy committee, winner of the commu nity service award for 1976 at S.C.C.C. “My present goals .. in clude: to assist in all areas, within my power and reason, to gain for the student government the respect of and from the staff, faculty and the student body, that it should be entitled to; to assist this college in its efforts to acquire the respect of this community through interaction and involve ment.” Edward Campbell, Marketing, Hudson Valley Community Col lege. “This school. is still very young. To keep it growing it needs a strong student government with imaginative, interested people. I am interested in seeing this school become as strong and as noted as the other schools in the state system. Tom Kerkis, Business, Farming- dale Community College. Previous experience: Wyandanch Volunteer Fire Company - Fireman and financial secretary; VFW affiliates - recording secretary 1 yr. “I am running for junior senator and have had experience in dealing with money, situations and feel that I. can serve the student body and the school in holding this position.\ Jose Tiburcio, Business, Corn ing Community College. Foreign student from The Dominican Republic. Previous experience: President of International Club at Corning; vice-pres. of the ski club. “I am now running for junior senator and need your support.” Joe Zilvinskis, Human Service, CCFL. Previous experience: or ganized county-wide youth groups, involved in human service club. “A professional attitude in student government is necessary. A person who represents the stu dents should be able to muster innovative, efficient service, no thing less.” David La Fleur, Human Service, Schenectady Co. Community Col lege. Previous experience: mem ber of student senate, secretary - Vets Club, member curriculum committee, pres. - Rehab Club. “Upper Division is a growing force in the SUNY system, and I feel that with my prior experience I can contribute effectively to that growth; to provide experienced representation geared towards giving the student body a major voice in the future, as well as, the present activities of the school.” Roger Quay, Vocational Educa tion, Momsville Ag. & Tech. “I have not been involved in student government before but. if given a chance I would try to do my best for the students and the college. Eric Rotzinger, Business, Suf folk Co. Community. College. Previous experience; active in student government, business club, Air Force-ROTC and in the community. “Future-oriented, I see Upper Division College as a ‘new beginning’ and would like to work not only for you but with you in a more pronounced democratic process.” William Glass, Jr., Criminal Justice. Christine Mooney, Nursing. Barbara Torpey, Business. William Charles, Human Ser vice. Daniel Knapik, General Studies. Dalton Vanterpool, Human Ser vices. CANDIDATES FOR VICE-PRES IDENT FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS Kevin Sapp, Accounting, Al bany Business College'. Previous experience: active member in school activities; served on stu dent activities board and promot ed various activities. “ I am involved because I feel T am capable of working with our student body in reaching our ultimate goals. One of my major goals is to communicate to outside communities and other student bodies and introduce them to our life here at Utica-Rome. I would like to say that one. of your major considerations in looking at me as a candidate is the fact that I am a junior and will have two solid years to carry out our plans and when a goal is in sight, time is a must in carrying it out.” Jim Allen, Business, Orange Co. Community College. Previous ex perience: junior senator URSA. “I am running for VP for public affairs becuase I believe I can do a better job than my opponents. I get along well with people and I can sweep a floor and pitch-in to clean up after a mixer just as easy as I can sit behind a desk and make phone calls. As a senior, graduat ing in May, I feel I can meet any challenge the position has to offer.” Gabe Ensenat, Business. CANDIDATES FOR VICE- TREASURER Judith Roth, Business, Niagara Co. Community College. Previous experience: ' secretary for Phi .Theta Kappa, a national honor fraternity for junior colleges; representative to the Inter-Club Council. “ As there, are no issues to be debated for the office of vice-treasurer, all I can promise is to work hard and try to fulfill the duties of vice-tres. to the best of my abilities. Lawrence Brigati, Business. Dii rii te n • In ! ! i f ! 1 -PUBLICATIONS BOARD - Connie Hume .... Treasurer of the Board o f Publications Jonas Petrikas . . . Secretary of the Board of Publications Sara and Maureen ........................Editors of the Paper Sun Fred ............................................................Editor of Genesis — Paper Sun — George Perez ........... .. ............ .. .................................... Editor Prince Kola A k e n e ....................................... Assistant Editor Jonas Petrikas ................ .. Advertisment Manager Willie Boston Jr............................................Business Manager John Murry .................. .. Circulation & General Sectary — Writers — Dora Smith Kola Akere Jonas Petrikas G.P. M èri-\''-« . ico Hi’ Jim Flemming ■ : l.\
