Morrisville State College - Arcadian Yearbook (Morrisville, NY)

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STAFF Sally Eaves Helen Loveland Nancy Atwater Pat Currie Janet Eibert Ed Grala Bill Moon Pat Barkley Sandy Werner Eric Bowers Lucinda Morse Mary jane Dever Diane Walters Joyce Buck 1 C ' as ' ,X X 5 FOREWORD Only two years have passed since we, the members of the Class of '60, became students here at M.A.T.I. Deep in our hearts we hold many pleasant memories of these two years-memories of dormitory life, Alumni Weekend, dances, and the wonderful friends we have made. In this book we will try to bring back many of these memories for you. With our theme, Pathways, we hope to compile for you a picture of our campus life and some of the experiences we have enjoyed here. I wish to thank everyone for his cooperation in helping make possible our yearbook, the Arcadian for 1960.

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X ROYSON N. WHIPPLE. M.S. Presidenl. Morrisrfille Agriclzllurai and Teclmiml Inrlitlzle PRESIDE 'S MESSAGE As we trace the, pathways of America's history, it is apparent that our greatest possession today is our nation's traditions. Surely no people of any other country have been trustees of so great a heritage as have we in America. As it has been in the past, America's traditions and freedom are severely threatened today by ruthless men and nations. It will be the duty of your generation to fight for the survival of our'way of life. It is hoped that in great measure you may feel fortified to meet your problems as a result of your contacts and education at Morrisville. The in- formation you have acquired, the method of study, and the practices you have followed here are all important, yet are secondary to the character strength you have developed. Always use your abilities to full advantage and increase your strength constantly so that you may be able to do your part to maintain our traditions in the future. X