Ithaca College - Cayugan Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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Outset: J. Kniffen, pres. Left to right, first row: D. Brown, Pt. Stoddard, J. Palmer. Second row: J. Martin, hist.g R. Goncler, SQYC.-21lZ'2lI'Il1S, D. Betts, rec. sec.g P. Miller, vice-pres.g A. Riley, treats., M. Corciltro, chap.g W. Shil- lington, corr. sec. Third row: A Pernasellig D. Millerg Roach, R. Salisa buryg H. Hughes, H. Catherwoodg R. Sitterly. Fourth row: D. Vistoccog J. Palellag A. Levineg G. Suplcog N. Warnerg D. Everitt. Delta Kappa Name, address, telephone number? . T he first fraternity to greet the new fresh- men was Delta Kappa. The members were right on hand at registration getting each stu- clent's name and aclclress for their stuclent cli- rectory. Since it contains the phone numbers ancl aclclresses of every stuclent in school, this little clirectory turns out to he one of the most useful reference books at Ithaca College. Each tributes the clirectory for stuclents here. Delta Kappa, a national honorary fratern- ity, has been here at Ithaca since 1931, ancl this year the hoys got themselves a new Fra- ternity house. 16 year Delta Kappa compiles, eclits, and clis-

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Freshman Dance The first dance was cle- signcd to get freshman Cand sophomore and junior and scniorj boys acquainted with lrcshnmn girls. As usual, it started with boys standing in ziwlcwurcl groups and girls waiting nervously. But, hy thc end of the evening, thc floor was Iiillcd with danc- ers. Lett to right, first row: R. Morang J. Blumenaug L. Cum mingsg L. Prettymang C. Hendy. Second row: C. Vieni H. Dulceg J. Riverag J. Robertsg G. Browng A. Kendall B. VVooclg C. Mandia. Third row: P. Gattig E. Nlullins D. Brennang C. Mullins. Left to right, first row: I. Burris M. Shultzg R. Giglio J. McAlonic. Second row: R. Coleg E. Botniclcg R. Drain, J. Wilkirisoimg M. Gerbasig R. Browng R. Priceg I. Reed. . ,- ,'6..f?!?.. 'f bmw- - '? V . .. .. 311639973231 ' 'E Wi i :'V':,'. ' A' f

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Inter- Departmental Educational Organi ation Co-ed at Co-Recreation An old story now People had been talking accreditation around here for a long time, and, last April, it finally happened. The Middle States Association gave us their seal of approval. Accreditation perked up student morale and brought about a fast growth of our liberal arts department. The separate departments began working to- gether making the aims of activities like Co-Recreation and or- ganizations likc IDEO a lot easier to realizef' Left to right, first row: B. Griffingg C. Abar, treas.g V. Havrilkag Dr. Chen, advisory D. Colquhoung E. Kantosg B. Merrillg S. Mickelg VV. Ruger. Second row: I. Millerg P. Coxg N. Fuchsg M. Kiffg L. VVag- nerg B. Linkg G. Shawg M. D'Amore, vice-pres. Third row: F. Baldwin, Student Council rep.g A. Kayeg C. Cvorclong L. Carroll: R. Laddg B. Boleg H. Houghtal- ingg L. Peetsg VVilcoxg D. Drummg B. Bromley, sec.g L. Bakos, pres.