Ithaca College - Cayugan Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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Boy meets girl at registration Outdoor air - Csame boy, same girll - out- - door appetites New frosh - old yearbook

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Boarding the bus lor camp Freshman arriving at camp Fro h Camp f'It was pretty quiet around Ithaca College after the class of '55 graduated and most of the students went home, but early in September things started happening againg Freshman Camp brought fresh, new faces into town, and it wasn't long before this one new class made Ithaca as lively as all their up- per-classinen combined could've made it. My quiet summer of keeping the school in shape was overg there were more people to get to know and say 'hello' to. The upper-classman counsellors got to Ithaca first, and, headed by Jack Holcomb, they got the camp in shape. Seems like they'd just gotten the place ready when a bus in front of the college library began filling up with freshmen who had been waiting to come to the camp at Danby. VVith tired smiles, the counsellors watched 175 freshmen carrying their luggage up the hill to register in the main lodgef, 3

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Shyness soon disappears when people are having fun. The freshmen were hardly registered and settled in their cabins when the counsellors started things happening. During the day there were plenty of outdoor games and hikes. Informal cabin ses- sions cleveloped in which counsellors answered each frcshmnn's questions about college. At night there would always be dancing and entertainment in the lodge. It was too cold at night to sit around an outdoor campfire. The joke of the camp was the fellow who brought one blanket. Counsellor supervising freshman orientation Counsellors sing alma mater for frosh Left to right: D. Taylorg L. Carrollg J. McKennag E. l-Iarbaughg R. Doloanos Ll. Banfieldg P. Arcurig S. Parlcsg C. Abarg A. Vllheelerg B. Haywoodg B. Lone J. Holcombg E. Adamsg F. Baldwing T. Mele. I