Clarkson University - Clarksonian Yearbook (Potsdam, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 201 of the 1961 volume:

Our President. . . William G. Van Note Clarkson. A collection of buildings; structures made of in- animate brick and steel. A monument built by men dedicated to the pursuit of scientific and business A series of events; a panorama of four busy, active ars. A drama in four acts, filled with action and actors, with a climax... graduation. People of varied types and sizes. Young men seek- ing knowledge; older men showing them the way. Sec- retaries, custodians, librarians; all part of Clarkson. composite of all these; our task as editors to portray all that is Clarkson; the buildings, the events, and especially the people during the school year 1961. Yes, a college is many things... Lectures... Parties... . . . but a college can be none of these things without. . . ... to whom we dedicate this yearbook. As a freshman ... a new life. . . with new surroundings. . . Pushball Contest Library The greatest moment in sports is at the end I of the game, though sweat-soaked and dead tired, you get that warm feeling upon hearing someone say “that was a good gamer Varsity C Club Soccer 1960 mi Basketball Wrestling ■11 The Fireworks . . . Skating Competition . . . Warm-up Dance Ice Statues ijiiBjuBWbiaa Fraternity ...an ideal rather than an institution... its worth cannot be measured in material terms, but rather in those of companionship and warm friendliness Beta Tau Lambda Omicron Pi Kappa Phi Junior Council Class Council fleal tad?e d ne, ' i Jh®i in which to do it. something other than just has been incomplete. hnu Pershing Rifles 1961 Clarksonian C.A.A. Radio Club Photo Club Phi Omega The Ugly Men ID. Society Hiiiir SAME. A.S.M.E. AS.CE if 11:1 II Scabbard and Blade Rho Beta Sigma Sigma Tau Iota Pi Tau Sigma Omega Chi Epsilon Imi: V Tau Beta Pi J ZX Student Wives 'y In earclrif imti vi c : i becomes confused V . hit faith i ,sdnhthiyig hiordiiie sonicthritJg nebulous; raj ( � res.t6nf his peaee d-rt h Methodist Fellowship I'tllSl Canterbury Fellowship iiiinri Presbyterian Fellowship ... is one of many kVf'tlW l ■■� . memories of the past four years... of victories and defeats... of long nights over books... a problem that doesn’t check... his mind wandering... the push-hall contest... and those never ending days of ice and snow. RICHARD N. ONOFRIO B.E.E. 1. 2; Audio Engineering Society 3 4; sSt.C, CadeTSS lSi- Then... the year Clarkson lost... I yet a great year... GORDON when spirit and enthusiasm won it hack. a potpourri of solemnity and gaiety... anticipation... uncertainty. now...all behind him... IN H. NEWMAN for that gained at Clarkson... ROBERT F. OGRODNIK B.S. American Institute of Physics; Physics Forum; American Chemical . ROBINSON Adverti KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS COLLEGE JEWELRY THE SCHINE INN CONGRATULATIONS Massena, New York TO THE CLASS OF ’61 “Lantern W'-Entertainrnent Nightly W. T. GRANT'S, INC. “Wiggins Tavern”—Dining Potsdam, N.Y. “Copper Kettle”—Snacks ’n PUTNAM-HAWLEY BUILDING MATERIALS, INC. (Compliments °f FIACCO’S TAVERN Ji ddnend