College at Brockport - Saga Yearbook (Brockport, NY)

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?i- madman Widow Many memories have been recorded by us, the Freshmen, in just the short time we have been at B. S. T. C. Due to the friendliness of our Big Sisters , upperclass- men and faculty, we began to feel as though we belonged and were an important part of college life. After attending the Freshman-Sophomore luncheon, the school picnic with its hots , colces and ice Cream and the step-sing, we began to settle down to being a working instead of a playing' class. We had our first class meeting under the able supervision of Miss Schroeder and Dr. Lee. It was then decided that we have a get acquaintedn party for our class. For the first time in several years a highly successful formal Christmas dance called the Snowbal1', was planned and organized by us. We also followed the example of our successors and produced the Christmas issue of the Stylus . Al- though it was rather a difficult task, those who contributed had fun seeing it gradually take shape. Spring not only finds growth to the Campus flora but to the Freshman class as well. As we leave, we look forward to returning next fall as Sophomores. e 9 Ns 1 aa AJIKJ f ' VD Is.: I E ,,' , U, ,Q rn, 6 0