Ithaca College - Cayugan Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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LEONARD BLISS IOB YF

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qaaewaacli. IN THIS YEAR of dramatic World changes, memories are often blurred by the quick passage of events. TomorroW's headlines may confuse our memories even more. It was with this point of View that this Cayu- gan was initiated. A year from now, or perhaps in ten years, you will openthese pages, ,then covered with the dust of .for- getfulness . . . and you will relive again the joys and tears of the days and nights you've spent here- at Ithaca College. , . So . . . here are your memories. . . Here are your friends of anotherrday, . .I .long forgotten until here recalled. l

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We Ga ma. gm College days are over. You leave the campus after four years, taking this book as one tangible reminder of the people, the activities, the friends, the life that have been yours. Unob- served, they are all with you-wherever your fortunes lead. As the person lives, he becomes a personality. lnto that personality has been integrated the friendships and influences of fellow students, knowledge of subjects, the philosophy and inspiration of professors. You have become what you are through all that has influenced you during these years. 'What you are is a composite of each of these and of yourself. What you are to become will be determined, in part, by circumstances and events to come but more largely by what you now are, by what you take with you into the years that follow. You take something of each of us and you leave something of yourself with us. We go with you gladly, hopefully, confidently. lf need be, we shall journey with you into the far country. You may not be aware of our presence but we shall be there - always. Come - let us be on our way - together. b Leonard Bliss lob