May 2007

Above: The band plays during the Fred Fox ‘39 Memorial Concert at Reunions 2006.

Below right: Reunions 2007 Map.

P R I N C E T O N UpbeatTh e Ne w s l e T T e r f o r Pr i N c e T o N UN i v e r s i T y Ba N d al U m N i

Friends of Tiger Band fotb@princeton.edu

Reunions 2007U p d a t e

Mark Your CalendarS at u r d ay , J u n e 2

FOTB Board Meeting*9:00 - 10:15 am

Frist Campus Center, Room 234Light breakfast

Fred Fox ‘39 Memorial Concert11:00 am

Cannon Green

FOTB/Band Reunion4:00 - 6:00 pm

South of Eno HallRefreshments and snacks

* If you plan to attend, pleaseRSVP online by May 28.

www.princeton.edu/~fotb

Dear Friends of Tiger Band,

We’re writing to warn you that Reunions will be a little different this year... but don’t worry! You and your college buddies will be returning to Old Nass for a glorious weekend of remininiscence, revelry, and celebration; that hasn’t changed, and never will. As usual, the band will be performing the annual Fred Fox ‘39 Memorial Concert on Cannon Green, and then playing a few runs through the P-Rade. Don’t change your routine; please come watch and cheer them on. The FOTB Reunion will meet in the tent south of Eno Hall with food, photos, and fun immediately following the P-rade. The event locations and times are listed to the right, and can be found in the map below.

Differences you ask? Well, one groundbreaking change is that this newsletter was not written by Jonathan Mendelson ‘97. Jonathan became president of FOTB in 1997 and built it into the powerhouse that it is today. For that, we owe him a debt of gratitude. Now, we’re restructuring the FOTB so that other dedicated band alumni can join the fray and share the many responsibilities that Jonathan has so heroically taken on. One way we are doing this is revising FOTB’s Bylaws and adding several exciting new officer positions. The newly proposed system is can be found at http://www.princeton.edu/~fotb/ . Please send an e-mail to fotb@princeton.edu with any comments or concerns, or if you are interested in running for one of the new offices. We also hope to see you at the FOTB Board of Directors Meeting.

FOTB is heading in new directions, and we hope you’ll share our enthusiasm while you are back at Old Nass.

Looking forward to reuning with you,

Jim Dickinson ‘06 and Ben Elias ‘05

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BaNd photos

Congratulations, Seniors!

Special Thanks

In Fall 2005, FOTB arranged for the purchase of a new Band Van. Over the 2006 and 2007 Operating Fund campaigns, FOTB members were encouraged to send special contributions to the Operating Fund for a chance to have their class recognized on the vehicle. We are proud to announce that the winner of this honor is the great Class of 1975. Congratulations!

Top Left:The band crashes the wedding of former officers Pat Miller ‘03 and Melanie Papasian ‘03 in Rocky Hill, CT. Congratulations Pat and Melanie!

Top Right:The band plays “Rock Lobster” at Communiversity 2007.

Bottom Left:Mark Cerqueira ‘10 plays the “quadmingoes” at a home basketball game.

Bottom Center:Christina Farah ‘09, Hannah Pavlovich ‘09, Zoe Hoster ‘09, and Josephine Walker ‘10 enjoyed playing at Communiversity with the band.

Bottom Right:TJ Fazio ‘10, Kevin Smith ‘07, and Theo Beers ‘09 bring a little rock n’ roll to the band during basketball season.

Send your news online! www.princeton.edu/~fotb

Charlie BergenTrombone, Drum Major

dave CzapkaTrumpet

Mary GalleryTrumpet, Head Manager, President

Steph JacobsTuba, Baritone, Treasurer, Drill Master

Stuart LangeBaritone, Bass Drum, Conductor, Head Manager

Ilana LucasAlto Saxophone

Blair MoorheadQuads, Librarian

eleanor MulhernFlute

Jayson pauloseSnare Drum, Drill Master, Alumni Coordinator

Charles penceClarinet, Bass Drum, Librarian, Student Conductor

Noah SaipeTrumpet, Treasurer

Kevin SmithGuitar, Announcer, Osborn Cup

patrick taylorAlto Saxophone