Hartwick College - Oyaron Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

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the election the winner Students make their choice and mark their ballots Retiring president George Bruno congratulates Bill Gates on his recent election.

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Student Senate Presidential orninations 1963-64 Student Senate President, George Bruno, introduces the nominees for new president of the senate. Ed Krein presents luis platform as potential senate Bill Cates tells his plans for the coming year if he is president. elected.

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Retrospect ln retrospect,-we see our college days with a certain amount of pride. Although filled with the ex- citement of receiving a college degree, we still have some reservations and can not help wondering what the future will hold. It seems like such a short time ago when, fresh out of high school, we entered college. Maybe we were callow, but we did not think so at the time. It is difficult to realize that four years have elapsed since we wore freshman beanies and were introduced to our first roommate. But since that day, much has happened. We have been exposed to great educational and cultural opportunities, and now stand waiting to take our positions as responsible citizens in an ever-shrinking world. But, besides an education, college has given us new friends. We have come to understand and appreciate the value of true friendship and have made friends whom we know we will not lose when our college days are over. Already we are making plans to see them again. Another year has passed and we are able to look back on what was surely a year of great change. Alumni Hall opened in the Fall ready to house 160 women. The dedication of the new Science Build- ing took its place among the highlights of the year. Smith Hall, the new men's dormitory, caused roads to be torn up. Remember how we sloshed through the mud on rainy days?