Cayuga Community College - Nainrubua Yearbook (Auburn, NY)

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'FIRST OF FOUR. 1959 was a big year 'CCCC Cthcn ACCJ since it signaled the e from James Street to its current loca- on Franklin Street. During these earlier rs the campus consisted of only this one n building. Although it looks the same he outside except for its name, the inside undergone some detinite changes. This r especially brought radical alterations to y faculty offices and the music hall. '! rearing 8 'In alved WINDS OFTEN WHIPPED around the tech- nical building, but John lzzo, Bob Herron, Mike Charles, and A1 Jones enjoy this day's calm weather. They're on their way to pick up some snacks from the vending machines. 25th Anniversary 147

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It's been a crazy, exciting twenty- live years that began with the birth of our college. There have been shifts in attitudes, dress, and ideas, changes in lifestyles and speech. We've grown from one building to four, from under 80 people to over 2,87O. Yes, the college has reflected the times and the people in the times for a quarter ofa century. Involved in our own era, we tend to forget the first few years on the corner of James Street and the dreams, plans, and money that went into making to- .L ,. ':'v. , .--' .:?' e , f DIVERSE in the content of its rooms library building is a place to study class, or play foosball. Its most n c - s dayis Cayuga. Although the memorial - ,fpfffflg W- Change thiSlyeHf WHS the uve-cat to John F. Kennedy on the front lawn E 5 --iii... A f' Q., au lo vlsua center' reminds us ofthe sixties, it's hard to ff ,M-' , 7-3--+. . -'Y 1' ,,-, . . . . --3 ' 'Q' ' N 'P '- imagine those tense, radical times, hard E,-ff j - - E 5 1' nxfag-gr A- Z T- . to believe that Simon and Garfunkel ' K ir' i ..-QI I IT - ' ' , -f -K ,, Af - played here before the nation swayed A ' K' Y- 'u Pi! -J at, f .Q , to The Sound of Silence . But it did ju-Sf' ,. -Q34 -'se ii- e--. 1 ,fit H happen, and though it's gone, it's not 3,1-'Q u N 221, .,- 4 forgotten. CC3 has established a foun- , ' V - ' A , i9 sfLf' - ig' I dation for the future. V - ...K 1 . . 'i 7 I 4 - ' lwaq Glzanging. I I . I. I rw, , 1, W A 1 M- . .-.N 1. r fp A ... , V ref .. f.: .. ss.ff.g-9 , - 146 25th Anniversary 'r' - . F.. 2... ...-, ,QM -,,.,:-2-1.-,. -,.--vr- .' .Z J! BELIEVE IT or not, the bookstorl used to be where the Student Govt ment Organization office is today. 1971 the bookstore expanded and moved to its present location behi the library. LISTING A TOTAL of 69 studen' for its beginning semester, Aubur Community College was the first munity college to be established b' the State University of New York. was located near downtown Aubui on the corner of James and Orchar Streets.

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