Corning Community College - Corona Yearbook (Corning, NY)

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Prologue First. . . There came an idea, An idea which germinated And grew, An idea Born of a need, A need to study, A need to learn . . . Next, there came people, People dedicated, Dedicated to teach, To give of themselves, So that others might learn A nd grow In stature and in strength . . . Then came a place, A place to start, A place yet small, But supported And helped By a city’s people . . . And so, finally, A t long last, Corning Community College was born. Houghton House 1

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Mrs. Brill On the steps of the Old Administration Building

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On the lawn of Houghton House In the course of time, history tends to become obscure unless carefully recorded. It would be unforgivable to exclude from the Baronian ’64 even a bare semblance to such a record. C.C.C. is only in her infancy, yet the college is destined to grow. Already momen- tous events have occurred. The college has moved from the scattered buildings in the city of Corning to the permanent campus on Spenser Hill. This Yearbook, a record of the transition year, presents as an introduction an altogether too brief but, nevertheless, nostalgic re- minder of the first six years of the college. Harmonizing in the Student Center 8