Binghamton University - Colonist / Pegasus Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

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p I OCIM,CGFJ The Board of Trustees Producers of our four-year drama. The Board accepted Harpur as one of only two fl liberal arts colleges of State University of New York in 1950. :birec or ' Dr. Glenn G. Bartle, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Provost of Har- pur College. The director at Harpur has seen the college grow from curtain classrooms' to the present prospects for a modern, new school. Dr. Bartle is greatly responsible for this challenging and successful growth at Harpur, .zd.m'a tant ;birecfom Closely connected with the director and the major physical processes of the college is the Administration. Their primary problems consist of forming policies and putting in working form the various departments necessary at Harpur.

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PROLOGUE Slowly, surely, the stream of life wears away the sands of time with a rhythm that produces the music and harmony of the universe. Whether the notes have been written in three- four time or to the anxious insistency of jazz, each individual must move to the cadence that fulfills his necessity for living. Every rush of the wave portends a life and and each ebbing sand completes a cycle of success or failure. If the sand is torn away loosely or remains too long the rhythm is disrupted. Each one must flow with the current that carries life to its logical conclusion. The liberal arts college prepares us and aids us in acknowl- edging the part we are to play. In learning we find a note: in knowledge lies a melody, and in wisdom we are made to hear the symphony of the living. The tide rushes on, tearing and soothing, fighting and loving, producing the all-embracing harmony that is life. PROGRAMME Act Act lll Scenel The Senior Class Scene Il The Junior Class Scene l Activities Scene lll The Sophomore Class Scene IV The Freshman Class Act IV Act Il Scene l Varsity Sports Seanal Sorcritios Scene Il Intramural Sports Scene ll Fraternities

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!? .zddd octale :birecf ors To the faculty of Harpur College falls the most important and rewarding of jobs. They teach the novice to perform and to act successfully on the stage of life. They can draw out and direct those qualities with which the student, if he has truly learned, may turn in a stellar performance. l gelu'nc! 3Ae Sened Behind the scenes of every production are those persons who don't always share the spotlight but without whose talent and hard work no production would be possible The Administrative Assistants.