Ithaca College - Cayugan Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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Charles Cirillo, Sports Editor Jerry Lieberman, Advertising Manager Nancy Figard, Copy Editor Dr. Robert Ryan, Faculty Advisor James Weaver, Art Director Bennett Studios, Senior Portrait Photographer C. Hadley Smith, Formal Photographer Conrad Van Hyning, Candid Photography Bernard L. Ruttenlnerg, Consultant YEARBOOK STAFF Frank F. Romano, Editor-in-Chief John Gero, Co-Editor ' Paul IVluelIer, Business Manager

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Left to right: Senator .lacob K. Javits, Professor Isadore Yavits, Professor Herbert Broadwell, President Howard I. Dillingham. PRESIDENTS ADDRESS he story of Ithaca College is the story of a basic applied philosophy that must, of necessity, be the guiding principle of any institution of higher learning that would make an important and lasting contribution to the well-being of mankind. It is a philosophy predicated on progress and change, on service to humanity, and on keeping an even keel in a world undergoing what best might be described as an intel- lectual revolution. A revolution equal, at least in im- portance, to those turbulent times which saw the French monarchy topple of its own weight, and the founding of a great republic in these United States. The past year has seen an era never equalled in the annals of History. The emergence of the African nations as inde- pendent sovereignties, the welcome participation in pri- vate education of state and federal governments, and the breathtaking scientific advances in space and medicine are but symbols of this magnijicent era. On a more personal basis the past year has seen, after many years of planning and hard work, the initiation of a major project on the part of the College. South Hill,s natural denizens have never heard the like of the groan of bulldozers, the whine of cranes, and the rumble of heavily laden trucks as work proceeds on our new campus. Within the year, five dormitories and a magnificent new Student Union will have been completed and in use, and current plans call for the start shortly of at least one major academic building and possibly two. The following year will see additional building and we are confident that the entire new 208 acre campus will have been completed and in use by the Fall of 1966. All to the end that we may better serve the intellectual and physical needs of a growing student body. Nor will recreational facilities be bypassed. Level areas await the construction of additional athletic fields, in- cluding a topnotch golf course. The wooded ridge which forms the campus backdrop properly calls for ski trails and bridle paths. The stable on the College farm on the north edge of the campus already anticipates its riding horses, the farm pond near by will soon be the scene of gala skating parties. We are, and have been, proud of our small but dedicated Faculty, and of our enthusiastic student body. In the not too distant future, we may also take pride in one of the newest, most modern, and most beautiful college campuses in the nation. We thank you, the graduating Class of 1961, for the inter- est, understanding, and encouragement you have given us in the past, and we eagerly solicit your support for the future. We know that our pride in you is based on mature judgment, of your accomplishments, and we would ask that you maintain your pride in Ithaca College as Alumni. We-the Faculty, the Administration, and the Board of Trustees-wish you well. C2 President