Morrisville State College - Arcadian Yearbook (Morrisville, NY)

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ef- f YFLEF51 LAWRENCE L. JARVIE, Ph.D. Executive Deen MALCOLM B. GALBREATH, Ph.D. Former Director The Seniorr were saddened to learn that Galbreath had retired during zbe Summer became of ill health. I THE ADVISORY COUNCIL Seated: Otis Marshall, Munsville, Clmirmang Woodrow B. Hogan, Chitrenangog Robert H. Palmirer, Bouckvilleg Mrs. Constance Noyes Robertson, Kenwood. Standing: F. Reed Alvord, I-Iamiltong Nelson L. Neidhardt, Morrisville. 'IO

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WILLIAM S'. CARLSON, AB., M.S., Ph. D., L.L.D. Preridenz, State University of New York Fewer than ten years ago - but even so, long before the members' of the Class of 1958 had thought of the State University Institute at Morris- ville - a small group of men had the faith, courage, and vision to establish the State University of New York. This class already has received high dividends from the foresighted and forthright action of those men, for this State University Institute and all its students have benefited from the establishment of the University. The founders, in their turn, have profited by seeing educational opportunities more widely extended to deserving young people who are so well represented by this class. You have demonstrated in no small measure the qualities of faith, of courage, and of vision. You have had the vision to map out rewarding careers and to realize that solid preparation, such as that obtainable at this Institute, would be necessary to achieve your goals. You have had the courage to persist in this effort over the past two years, despite temporary discouragements. You have shown the faith in yourselves and in your instructors which PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE warrants this investment of their time and yours. I share their confidence that this investment will benefit not only you but all the people of our State through your increased readiness for meaningful citizenship. In return for its faith in you, the State Uni- versity of New York can ask only an intangible: a continuation of your own faith in the University and an even enlarged vision of what that University can be. As the end of the State University's first decade approaches, I am sure that we have just begun to realize the potential of service to all the people which this Institute and its sister colleges offer. A very major challenge to our faith, our vision, and particularly to our courage lies in the future of this State University. Our achieving its maximum potential of service will be speeded by the understanding, enthusiastic aid of our former students. My hearty congratulations to the Class of 1958 bespeak iny confidence in your successful and re- warding lives for which the State University Institute at Morrisville has done its part to prepare you.

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DEDICATION We know a man on campus whose record, achiever and, jovial personality are such that we would like to de the 1958- Arcadian to him. As head of, the Industrial Di for seventeen years, Mr. Wfilliam DeVoll Kilby has ve faithfully for the growth of this Division which now hz largest enrollment of any unit on campus. The foresight lt shown has led to the present diversified program offer: his division and to its continuing expansion. Pete Kilby as he is known by everyone has done more than head the division. He has served as class at and as advisor to both the Student Christian Union and Gamma Fraternity. He helped organize the Morrisville munity Chest and was its president for two years. Acti the Boy Scout program, he is a member of the Scout C of Madison County. He has also served as an officer i Rotary Club, supported the Community Hospital, the C Observer Corps, and was chairman of the local Red Cross ter during the war years. Educated at Union College and Cornell University, was elected to Delta Kappa Honorary Society and Psi I social Fraternity at Union. Mr. Kilby is a member c St. Thomas Episcopal church in Hamilton, a Royal Mason and a member of the Eastern Stars in Morrisville. His jovial manner, his friendliness, his foresighted pl: and his fine record in the past seventeen years here at M. A have led the Arcadian Staff to dedicate this 1958 book to V DeVo1l Kilby. P i E l XX le ,ff l cw. The Kilbys'home on North street. Pete and Peg Kilby enjoy a quiet evening by their fireside.