SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry - Empire Forester Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1973 volume:

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The site selected for the first building was just west of a hill called Mount Olympus. Chancellor Day thought the new building should face north, as did most of the buildings on the S.U. campus, while Dean Baker thought it should face west, with later buildings occupying the area south of the stadium. He envisioned a separate forestry campus, with a magnificent view of the Onondaga valley, and the city and hills to the west. On the morning before the college trustees were to inspect the site, Dr. Baker rose early, and with a scythe, personally cleared the site he felt the new building should occupy. Chancellor Day was outwitted for Bray Hall does indeed face west today. Q- 4? - 2 when he ry school, forced t0 3 budget. 'ofk State ien-Iames with the aculfY- In the State ,I became The School 5 f' 'l Q A, .3 I, UP' i ? il QQ. f . 59 xx . N Mxxxxk , 5 I NX X. X , 5 1 I ' RXN -., -. ,V .A . 1 x yx I , . -i A 7 X, F .., -Fwfag A. Q 1 -L -xkyxnrfmx xi . - ' . 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JET f' COLLEGE OF ENVIRUNMENTAL SCIENCE FORESTRX 'NN' ' ' N fx? ' th? A- x XXV Af- 22 ' -4 ff f ff! O , .. , .. I if Q ...xvgzg ij! P' F , fag!!! V Each year, vice to the Cf tessor of silvic Dr. C. Eug tor 17 years. untii1972 wh Throughou indispensable if no questio Competent x that departm 'Cope of the d ie Si Humber of it rtrator iii 5 Pleasure to 'try course b- My As I 4 I Each year the staff of the Emprre Forester dedrcates the yearbook to a professor who has been of outstandmg ser v1ce to the college and to h1s or her students Thrs year we would lrke to dedlcate the 1973 Emplre Forester to a pro fessor of s1lv1culture w1th 42 years of expenence and S6l'V1C6 behmd hlm and probably more to come Dr C Eugene Farnsworth began workmg for the College of Forestry rn 1930 at the Ranger School where he taught for 17 years He came to the Syracuse campus 1n 1947 as a Professor of Sxlvrculture and remamed on the actrve faculty untll 1972 when he retlred He now holds the status of professor emerltus Throughout hrs career here Dr Farnsworth has become known as an rnvaluable member of the faculty and an 1IldlSp6I'lSabl8 a1d ln solvlng adm1n1strat1ve problems As Chalrman of the Sllvrculture Department smce 1959 there rs no questron that he has made lt what lt 1S today By demonstratlng the need for new professors and then hmng a competent young faculty rn whom he showed admlrable fa1th he has more than doubled the S128 of the faculty 1n that department He worked hard to develop areas closely all1ed wrth SllVlCS and Sllvrculture thereby wrdenrng the scope of the department and the students Whrle stnvrng to lmprove the Sllvrculture Department Dr Farnsworth taught at one trme or another Just about every course the department offered He has been a maJor professor for between 50 and 60 graduate students and the number of undergraduates he has mfluenced are counted ln the thousands Hrs reputatlon as a problem solver and arbltrator extends far beyond h1s own department He was frequently called upon to calm troubled waters and he As professor ementus Dr Farnsworth now works on short term problems and specral assrgnments It has been our pleasure to dedlcate thrs book to a man of such accomphshment 11 l 7 I ' I l I . , , . 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Spastically defending its long-held dom- inance in the field, the SUNY foresters wound up in last place. On the bright side, the meet was one of the best organized in its history, and both visiting schools appreciated the hospitality they received Calthough some New Yorkers felt that losing the meet was being a little too hospitablel. The competition was keen, the weather was great, and the party that night made up for the afternoon's defeat. 51 .FqN ,Q F A . ,fag ..': f W Q Q X55 W x . V R I Q-, Y X f xg? 4 Xsfv'i f wx '-v . q-p. . 1,,,..n.'.4 6.1 Z' Q '.4 .. ,y.r. X 2 E y N Q 9 f x if 5 i surf? Max Y 52 1 Q S , Z W. wwwm s E lx 'S A ,, E! E ?ga,. 5:2112-. I . nf lt 1 I 23,5 J, pg. J J, I 4 , .1-I Xl 1 Q U llmlll l FOREST BIOLOGY The Forestry Biology curriculum is designed to educate biologists, and to provide them with an orientation to forestry principles. This program was developed for those students planning graduate study in the biological sciences, as well as those seeking positions as biologists in for- estry, such as forestry research, disease and insect control, recreation, fish and wildlife biology or conservation. Students may meet state and Federal forestry positional requirements by proper selection of electives. 54 . A . .V ,, V., 5 , . , ,,,, . . .,,., A, ,,,,,,,, ,, ,,, .-.Y.,v,+.--as WILLIAM ADRIANCE I V FRANK BENDER I I I DONALD BOOTH jOHN H. ANLIAN SUSAN BLOCH MARK BASSUK -n-as-if BRUCE BONCARTEN STEPHEN 1. BOSCH 55 BILL BRANSON 'Q. '? J my 5 ' r MICHAEL CHASE FRANK DRAKE DALE DEMLER JOHN FRIDMAN ROSE AN N Cl.-XY JAMES CERRINCER RICHARD DOUGHERTY GARY GALBREATH MICHAEL CIRVIN s ! E E S l .L r I I i r ' '- ' f- - -, -.1,. ...L-T'..C4 fuvf- i'....v.,..2..,.,..f.,..,.'. ,. .. . ' - f ' ' ' - -rv -- 'f -ff f. . hw. -1 1-.,v.A -, -,f..g,,f4 -.,, ., .,, ., CONSTANCE HARRINGTON JAN ET KEE JOHN JENSEN ROBERT KLEIN KENN ETH LAW 'lifl KATHERINE LAWRENCE t , I WILLIAM JACOBI RON KLOSSNER LUCINDA LAWSHE MARGARET MILLER JOHN MUNDY 1- dw ' 'SKA-mf XRX I IIX RL BRRT NH-I EDWARD NEUHAUSER 14-A wuaaaaufm x4v2.3A.5-4,aa.,,al+:,1.,y cg, -,iz-QM, .pl-:W ,L 4e.?.,2A . .f 13 .x ER X slnfi .fi .'?s '51 , Ji x E R THOMAS LEE - ifTooFw,:5f V-f ' ,-'fn-1. . iw X I'l'f'l'lfli XYIQ i ' a 1 I ff 1 1 i 3 1 1 3 1 1 F DICK Ol,NlS'I'I'fAD i 5 1 Q 1 If 4 LEON PARROW 61 . ,4 If I X if , , ,W , ,, , , -f f - 5 'i ZW! 1,7 f'? '152IfQ?fZ?.?f ff7 ?Pf23,2ZQlZ 2Z??Z2Z4.'F2,:2Lj12'fLfT. O N 1 A A 3 ROB3 FLOYD SOHLOOP R1 KKI SOLOW JOHN PRESCOTT P 5 Y K I F S 4 4 7 4 A I 'P ,. P O A O i J NELSON SHAW PETER SPADINCER A ROB TOM RAFFALDI 1 u . 2 I I 0-J -wg' 1 I O.-mo ROE-:min nOBEm's1u'En BARBARA STEVES ROBEI ROBERT STREITEL ROBERT THAISZ ROBERT TINDALL yffc .,., , 5' 7 'fvi This curriculum prepares students for managerial and research positions in the pulp and paper industry. Emphasis on the environmental aspects of such operations plus a solid background of science and math prepares students for their future worlc. l ' Q ' KQlfUllCllfCll'llQl.l,l JEP'FREY HOLMES ROBERT HORES ROBERT HUSS WILLIAM KEEFER .1 37 DANNY LUI TIIONIAS x1ll.1.1-in FRANK MANNO KINI ROBINSON XXII LIAXI XIARTINI BXRRI SCI-IWXRT7 ' ' I . I I I I , ' , , 1 I f . : . ,. 5 , Z f ,iff Q2 . .m.x- f ,A .. N. fy w ?',. . fy r -. my ' X. + -' rw 1 ' 7' X K 1 X ,ai r 1 rf if 2 ? if X is fy 7 f Z J t Z fi 4 i F2 .ref Q , Z 2 f 5 if ? Y Z 1., bbbb . Q gk , 4 . x ' f 1 s , ' f L xl. 3 ' t Q Q f Q . LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE In preparing qualified practitioners involved with the arrangement of land and facilities for human use and enjoyment, the curriculum concentrates on design and development of an artistic sensitivity in natural resource manipulation that is both aesthetic and utilitarian. Designed for general coverage of the profes- sional field, including a balanced integration of general education, the curriculum also provides a foreign or off-campus study semester which places emphasis on the cultural aspects of the physical environment. Successful completion of four years of work in this program leads to a Bachelor of Science degree in En- vironmental Studies, and an additional year fulfills the requirements for a Bachelor's in Landscape Archi- tecture. This field of study is accredited by the American Society of Landscape Architects and is also inter- related with available course work at the School of Ar chitecture at Syracuse University. 68 7 1 ,.-:: s t . . if T T WILLIAM ASTIFAN DAVID BYER5 ROBERT BOGNAR ALBERT CALA T ROBERT BROWN BARRY COLMAN DAl,ECIONKl,lN RICHARD DARIENZO THOMAS DE WITT CLIFFORD DUDA .gy A wif .V. ,571 .3 'G Lg .7 ,- ,- , Q NNW YS 4'1'5LWx vw ,,iefw,,Af: W-'s.'zg5Yi'2,.fy mi? Kr ,X sky xx x w x , X , ' A 7? 'f lik ff Q t -. fi wsu J-3.3, 9-wg 5-Qvgfzgsgw,,mi5,fg,M:f,.Lgajff 3,1 gg, X x. f -. 4 - A -- -- W , -,xr X--Lx '. , fx M' 1-+1 W ,f Mg :Av ,f A 1 ,,1.5'v ,-, ' ' , ' ,--.fir si' ' X Q 1 xr . X 1 . A ,V , LM' 131 f rr Y.v,cjaf, L rgmff: Nw, 'fa , sim fw,b:', gf.Q:!:'4,fqQ: ' vfsiffiy ,Z xi 21255-'if?5?' A . qi 55513455- ' ii3f3g,Qf P ' -T' 4 P 3 M3255 1 ' :lf ?'Z. f,ff'7 -' - QA: sg fy , , i , V ,J V f , K A 5 - 2 W-, , x ,f fa W- v f w'e 'Y -, -. , , f. 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'Wu V , . '1 -'1 J' I-V . ' . HNQM 1401 .ff yy, , x W ,Lyf ff, EXE, 1? 1,1 wfyww V AMW' -mf VW 2 ' MII Qfmw Ak IW fr'-Ju V .fu ,, f,. 'V . 91 4? Q VV ,, V V' f V fr M fm, vm' , swf V f X V 1-7 'M X11 4, ' 4'.g.,QZ , V 'f'..Vf ff fffiifi 'fi ffff -3 W V V ' WM. V., ,, ,W ,jg , ,far 4 ff ,WM 52 , ffl, 1, , . f.. . , , , , I 1 V gf ff QWQ-.,y,M .wafyf Wy- , wh, U 1, . ' - V0 ' . 4 ., 75 H .W,..,, ,, , af f I' ,Q.wWM.AW!,v 'mr M49-4 ,ff x l Ef?'15'?i.aJ 1 -,C-.:...,--1' he f S N ,Wav v y.x ,'9' av' l I Q 2 1! In J in Q 4 ll, g, X Q 'Q FOREST CHEMISTRY This curriculum gives the student a solid grounding for professional work in chemistry or for advanced graduate study by providing options in both wood and polymer chemistry and in biochemistry and natural products. Both options include basic chemistry courses as well as requirements in cellulose chemistry and wood science. By proper elective selection students may be certified on graduation as having completed an Ameri- can Chemical Society approved curriculum in addition to their Bachelor of Science degree. Q1 limi , lm THOMAS BARBA WILLIAM BOBIER DANA BOYD JOHN MARTIN 4 X, I l X v at nf K z EDWARD POWERS JAMES SHEARER ROBERT SKI l'l'H 'l !' JOHN SOPCHAK ROBERT STARTUP l' nil, The Wood Products Engineering program provides four options leading toward careers in wood science, production systems engineering, materials marketing, and building construction. Through these options the students are prepared for the science, engineering, and managerial aspects of the wood-using industries. After successful completion of their options, the stu- dents can move on to graduate study and research, careers in process de- velopment, technical sales and management, or specialization in the mana- gerial and technical aspects of some wood-related use. 7C ,V 4225 um 7 1' WILLIAM BATZINGER DAVID CAMERON EUDELL BIVENS JOHN CASHMORE LEON BLAUVELT DAVID DEVENDORF ROBERT F. C ICRZA I JOELFOOTE STEWART FOSTER DAVID FRANCESCOTTI CHARLES HOBSON CARY HONORS -5565501--M9133-QFJGAQ-yi-L,9lif-Q-rfn941549, BOB JUTTON DAVID KELLY JOHN KOHN CHRIS XIII.I.liR 1199 '-qs..a-iw GARY SADLIK gg. 'J' 1. Q GLENN STA H L CII IAHLIQS STROXKZ ,gn-nun 'UN I x..,f f -...q ' , I , A , I m K ,L .uf if H i' as B JOYCE 'l'IiN'l'Oli Q DENNIS WEII, 'TVTYQ f i g , 2 3 r 5 . . A r , ' , ' 4 55 -I .3 Ml ASN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT On the verge of a major change, the Resource Management curriculum still represents the image of the stumpy.', For those of us who are familiar with the curriculum, it's alittle bit more than that. The resources curriculum is one of the most diverse and allows the student to choose one of many very different fields as his or her option. The graduated seniors may find themselves in a field anywhere from management to Silvi- culture to conservation education. More than the gut school of the college, often looked down on by the organic chemistry set, the resource mana- gers of today will probably need to know as much about regression lines and public relations as they do about soils and dendrology. Their goal is to obtain a better working knowledge and understanding of our land resources, 82 atumpyf' different i to silvi- ce mana- out soils ,S f-.1 , IS-wa.f,'0!' WCHARD ADAMS JAMES ANlJR1'1'z I'l-I'l'l'Ili mu-in-in fr., 5 -'v ' 3 - ,IAMES AKEY BRUCE BARNARD NIKIIIMCI. BRYAN STEPHEN ANDERSEN SIXIEOX BORNT PETER BLLKI EY STEPH EN CAMPBELL jOHN CICFARATTI ROBERTCHAXDLER ?x 2 1 l ! '-gif , ,wha .. in .,, A Q .xwkak an BRUCE BARNARD ggi, ,, x-1 4 'f rn 6-Q 41 W ,147 l... 3. 'S S. I x nf ISN TV? . 53 '-1 NA , 'fx 1 l ii, . Q 5 . 1 N V X H Eg, L s. VL. A ,bi ws. fi 1 ,Q-. n. L, L L... .1 '!'.. ' r sn? 3' x'?,5k ya. QL. .Q yr 5-31 C Q ,U .-:W'xE ,-,r 0 W' -. f .kan ,Q L L 1 o ,.,..,.. ,l .1 a YZ If sf' ' 'ij 1 1- ,1'Z,yi.', V , Y W MICHAEL COLE SUMNER Dom: xllctml-il. l li,XNtZl-ill .f pf 419 N X x 4 Q .J 5 V 1, JIM COLEMAN XVILLIAM DORAN jOHN CZASIOIROWSKI JUSTIN CULKOWSKI CHRISTOPHER FOLRNIER ALBERT CONIOLKA Fifi' ,wi A 2 ,l 7 I , I fgqf' ,V -f 271 5? . rr x - , .V 1 X4 v' ', . -, :sg ,f,cf, QI ' .Q .,,, A l ,qw . .K A ' f S4 A 6 I, 4' x ' ai 5 x rw- 8 N , Q55-'Elf' 1 ,fs , If k AV' 6 'Q- fx 'Wm v '. Q 4 --.qw ,V 1 . 04 ' ' ,V Q -'A AM- . -I . 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A 'I K 81 ' ' .1 -- f 3' -N, -, N M 9. , Q, -5' I . . '. 6,5 v 'fs' - . U ' J B' 331 ' .xy Qdfmn' . I ,. LQIW L - 'V - wif, ,n sal, . ,f . . . - - A L .l ' ,-33, .,. '.s,,, ' ,s '-I 4. 54:14. 5313 --, wx Ejigi 2 1 F52 4 ! ' . 5 I 5-?'5!L 1 ., :rt 1 M,- v. ,-3 4 'J v. 2,1 f 9 , YL , . 5 va L .' 1 ,QI sv F2 fig E1 1 :Q Fi nj. S291 vii .1524- E1-Q25 DAVID KICRRIQIK ' 1' mtv: 4 , -P -r ,. .0- , 'I' .Af THOMAS KOCH CR ECO RY KNOW LTON WILLIAM KROPELIN N V' Q95-rf! M1314 KVNEY LARRY l.l'I'Tl.lHfl IEl.D I S'I'lil'l'lEN MCI NIAS'l'liR WFS! 'u N .X :- N . Q X KYLE MC Nlill. A .:,.':,r I GORDON MELVIN 'va - ..,...... --3 DR. MORRISON D.-XYID PETERS . TE f X v . f , J is T3 51,1 1414355 Ei i 2' im ' if' xl A .ISE :NNN A .5 4 1, 6 f 5 QE 'lgfwg f Q E 1 x 4 I IOSEPH MIAKISZ J 9 5 JOHN MRUZ x ERIC OEHLER K I 4 Wll x XQX X .x x Q Q XX X X 4' 2 W , WILLIAM OSTAFF RICHARD PASSINAULT ROBERT PATTEN DAVID PETERS XK'II,l,IANI vlmm '-aus' WILLIAM PHELPS DONALD PIERSONS EDMUND RAl'M PA L' L RA Y ' 4 , .N tw . f x . Q 1 ROBERT REID f 4 j 1 'r f i in IVRICIDICIKICIK IKICXFORID : R,1'Q.Q -at BOB C ERACI DAVID HlPl'I.l'f C47 J, S. MICHAEL S 5 fi MARK 1:4-13 .raw :wuz 41+- 4' v-An -ff M-fax iff MICHAEL SCHNECGEN BU RCE MARK SCH UDDEKOPF ROBERT SEIDEL R RANDELL SCHWAB I D IXJUCSII.-Xl.l.l'f DONALD SEARLES DOUGLAS SMI I H ARNOLD TALGO MAX SCHWAB + D V 1 Y L ul ' ' 'f 5'9 I I NIICIHAEL TOWNSICND JOHN WARNER ALAN WILL Cl I RISTINE W.-XI,RU'I'Il .PAT , ' 2 K, Q. a X X DONAI .D NY.-XX.-XX!pXKER MA RK WEIDER GRECC WOOD 1-'-7 XMRK WICKI-15 CARL ZIECLER A,j 7'7'71f'3 vhs!-493244 r'I 7lfT l7'. fi- YL 'T 'ufffff '14'i .' .Qi '-.'.4?1'J'2 'iL' .. 'fT'f1 I'- . ,T ' Z' L'7 ' , ' ' , ' ' .vb .4 .f .-. - -- . - ,, - .,. . ,. 13 1 ,A ,, ,,, , ,G .A I .I .,, ,U ,. ,Qyfq..2E.3. .AV 4 L' I- :,..f,,, .,. ,V V V , A A ' ' ' ' Y . MQ,-v-y.y..-1-,1..79f ,.r-.Q-fails ,,p.- . ..- , I df: ,J SA.. FOREST ENGINEERING The objective of this department is to provide students with both an engineering and a foresty background, and to develop an ecological awareness along with engineering com- petence. The program consists of four years at the College of Environmental Science and Forestry, preparatory to a fifth year at Syracuse University. After four years, a Bachelor of Science degree is awarded from the College, and after a fifth year at SU, majoring in engineer- ing, another degree may be awarded. Upon becoming seniors, they have a choice of staying on with the Forest Engineering curriculum or of going into the optional senior year, with a photo- grammetry or geodetic science emphasis. 96 vxwmu PAUL AMIDON STEPHEN FERGUSON MARTY FORKEY HARVEY FREDERICK I XX .,r A 1 X4 , , g e E R, Nl.-XRK ClOl'l.lD WALTER H L' BBELI, 'CQ J' JAMES KAZEL ROBERT KORT TRENT MACKEY LARRY LAMPHIER HARRY NIEDZWIADEK MICHAEL LITTLER ROBERT NOBLE DAVID OSTERHOUT ROY PEDERSEN O O BRUCE REICHEL 5.1 i Q , :S T' T-. - I' X X YQ 'L E 5 Qfzwy 'gig-2' X 1 X X N ' ki xx S 2 if.: L ff? f A 4? Qi-1 I-'RANK SCYIOIKTINO Pl-lIl,I,IP SM l'l'll 9. CRAIG SNHTHCALI, f' ff 1 1 MIKE LITTLER LARRY SPOONER TOD WACNER KENNETH WORZEL . 9-1' . 3. . x .12 I ,f , p . Aw, , -. r '41-5 - :5Q.'.s...mm:'i'r rg, th YEAR L.A During the fall semester, 43 Fifth Year students of Landscape Architec- ture engaged in the school's first off-campus study program. This program is a direct outgrowth of the school's foreign study programs from previous years. The program involves the study of topics significant to environmental design in locations chosen to optimize the learning potentials and enhance development of professional skills. It is comprised of multiple study topics in off-campusnlocations, all serving to develop independent thinking in the student. The students, working in small groups, develop their own study program and describe a location in which the study is best engaged. Throughout the pre-semester preparation and during the actual off-campus semester, the student groups work closely with a school faculty advisor. In addition, each group has an on-site consultant. This year twelve groups met in twelve different areas of the world, ranging from Bar Harbor, Maine to Kyoto, japan. 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Ar-.fr fwwwxxme 4 'S-EP 'Quia PETER NIXON f puts., 4' IV' '- JAMES MULDON NANCY ELLEN SAWYER DANIEL MOCK ,,,1. f'W'4 ,--,pf f , f ,WmfW f Q! filililwhlgm 41131190551 e STATE UNIVERSITY CDE NEW YORK CULLEGE CDE ENVIRDNMENTAL SCIENCE AND FORESTRY CIASS DAY EXERCISES FR111AY. MAY 11. 1973 21O0P.M. iP iw M X -Nw .1 -1, 'A x kiyxxdf. ' :X fP'f'fg,X - x 5.-,: i3L K f' 1 lqiftkmih' 5.' :km is , tr K 4 . X-3-rm -5 gf: X X 'wx . ,, ,rf- f K 4,-.MA.,A,,,..a J A. ., . -,A -.f,.,.., - 'ff 1- ,-..v..w.--,,:....g.,....,.-, .. V, L W 5 w l ? H2 I V? ? Pi' V1 is .JXKMSE 'F ' -. is-ff' 5 S-x.4:w5Q9iXfv H - E F 1 fr-A Q 1- . -1X2ga+iiFi'ifT'gSgsgAf 'SY fix ffl Xyif X V xvn -Me -0. . -:. -- ,: N Ni wg - ., - x 5' -- X 5, Wy X, X , L-.55 .. - X x 5 , A'fgi,gff'- fl .A -. V-gk i 1 - f I A X , 5 I , f v K' 1 X . i I 1 Y 1 W l 1 i 1 . Q 'N u F Q 3 .gmt , . 1C--w- -.-,-Q-Y ,,-r.,,1Qf- -... .711--q---,-P, LN Y f I 10,6-aff-ws 7:90a-1-fpny 1,.., ,,.,,,f , 1 ,f,,, 'I fv,' 0 W . A IO L, I 5, 5+-. TT TT - -1. ' . TH. ' f.. Y X 'f-1'-. '. fwfr.. .- ' - .. ,- . , . . . H- , - .. ,,. . ., ,,,. ., . .. , ,4- f -, , , ,, , -. - .- 7.1, 4 ,. 4,,,.,,-,mizvw-L, ,.4if,W:x 5,307 . A ...-,,.,,.- ,. V H 5, u f' H 4 X. x ,v 1 if .wfq 47 k v, ,, '31-57134 if if ' x we ka. fg 4 , ggx J' W e 1' , X 1 I , .:::., H I M- , v . vi ,N-' .xg ,,,,.,,,,, ,..- ,,,,, 3 x f 7e. 11 .,,. - '..,:..Y-..' -'--1.10 4.- - .. -Q., '.'- - -. .. L,'.,....,1. ..-, . N., . ,. I 1 L l X r v 1 w Y 1 U f- f .- ' . f s s I l commencement: a beginning This is indeed a beginning-a new phase in our lives is upon us. The years of undergraduate work ar finished. Ahead can lie either more education or a departure from this style of academic life. Whatevee we are looking toward, we can also look back. This is not just a beginning, it is also an ending of a timr which, despite our aggravations, complaints and problems, we have really enjoyed. Behind us we leave good friends, good times, and four years of experiences that have in one way or another, enricheg our lives. . t all our thoughts. We have spent these years in We have hashed through our ldeas, our Concep s, conflict and rebellion, seen violence and stagnation, satisfaction and disappointment We hav - e t red developed our minds both academically and otherwise. mau - We leave-perhaps glad to get away from this cloistered academic community and out into th e Urealw world, but we can also feel moments of sadness as we reflect on times past The memories w'l1 ' 1 remain a part of us, but the present will be our major concern. We have lived, but our lives are still awaiting us. This is the beginning-the commencement of our lives. U4 43 f f'-ff--wsu Y-r -- . Y H 'T i S The path was long. We started somewhat naive, bewildered, and unaware. We leave possibly confident, possibly more confused- but either way we have much more to draw from. I L , .,,, ,, .,.. . 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'Q-Q f t Af s'- fl' A1 ', t 1.-B. 4 I ' . t v N1 . ,I 1 ' Q1 't 'Y ' .M NQQX Q - In H,,'-TNI ' A Q v 'V . X 4. r .-. Pk t i P X 4, s- ual Tllllllli Clocl for llOI'SL'SllOl'S pilljl-plllljl lmskvtlmll vollvybull, Lutlvr s and Old XYcmclsI1 for Puck Luka- CLIIIOUS and thC'iSl21IlCl! for Lukc' Clvurgc Mothvfs Brothcfs and thc' rack. ' X 'NXm,,. 'Ng 2 ,. , 'Y s XE ' ' ' 5 - M- '-. 9. ' ' -,g,.- 3 mf Q 1- 4. X -, QQ ' , E-dr. ,' . , ' 9 X bg ,fx A f I M if ,WL-rx if 1 X, . , 2.31 Avy X gi, K xr gli? .1 kg. Q 4 ' , SPY' .Y N v- !p'WggX fr ..f. ,, Vxfivft f 'v A, 4 - , ', 'Q' .' iff fix! I W ?n?h',f 'KSA-lg' ' M. X 5 .Q 5 L V sa I A ' -P --.4 iv fu A f 01.13-ig 129 wifi' 55 The summer session at Pack Forest is five long weeks of concentrated study. Like the rest of the Resource Management curriculum, it will soon be undergoing major changes to up- date the program and to incorporate more field work into its sessions. Emphasis will be placed on those subjects which the student will not be exposed to elsewhere. Those who have attended one of the sessions realize the potential of such a pro- gram, but hope that they can be instrumental in instituting changes in the future. 5 , , , , ! w 1 Y , , . , , , 3 ,M J! 1 'E 4 ip .fn 1 9 ,, 1 Dig' -, 5 ' H 'o F 4 , 1 4 . , H 1 1 3 fwfr ,-T., W, 1 -Qzggxgfzm .Q Q ' X 'Q X. 1 N T' 'Aix mx: Q'Y l!N. 4 V SUMMERTIME, and the living is easy? SUMMER SESSION CRANBERRY LAKE N.Y. X 1 N 'aff fu jf. , Y' , ' , , 5' ' Q S V V . 'tix' Y. .f 133 1-. rain , , H0ppy'5. . . . the fire inspector. . ..-, ,- .4 f f 1 'Z - rHiH. . . the canoes. f f f y f MX MW Y ,, MMF 7 ,Mm AU XWV QM W f , ,, ' www. MWA- wg- f f ' ,yew Q, MW. I , AW f I M X Wv1'2'2'5sf ,, M, . . fww, , ,,f, ,XJQW I J w,mW,f wswwwv W-Q,'ff . - -N MW, , A , - , v ,M wwx. wwgfmwewpf, x wx ' 2 M , Q wma M JM ww-:PSN Tw. flyiag- V W M, . Af f ww- VW W f f 2 MMW . f,, x onifagmwlr M-vw'-W Q-My JW' -vm' Wing. Wx' x lpn-W Wiihvw wwf L. mb f- s....,,,q-A 5- -. f in., ,,,Q..... ww 1311 4'U9mf ' - ..rain Vf.V,,U rf 'g Vg, :N , V , f f 1 Q 4 1. 'Zhi' 1 ' 214 134 Q, ,VN K M 4 44 A A wiv, A . 1,1 ,A av ' 6 v H f 'uw' . ' N 4145011 QW ' ffm H, W 11584 , I H 7 N , Q' I Wqwwwrl -V ' ' ffm, 0' X Q. A , A. m..,f 4-M walk , Nh: -4, . Awmvb' MM .44 www Awww ,Q4 . w 4+ W, The Cranberry Lake Biological Station has one summer session eight weeks long. Students from both the College of ESF and SUNY Albany share the program. People who have been to Cranberry Lake know that this is the real Ubooniesf' The town is 6 miles away' and accessible only by canoe. Water seems to be every'- where and theres usually' an abunclanee of it falling from the sky. 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Together We are much more 'Pm editors tod wagner editor-in-chief bob macaulay-photography editor dave morgan-co-layout editor marilyn contd-co-layout editor layout staff doug chamberlain anne stoffle kathy bosch photography staff: phil yuravel jack matuska bob macaulav tod wagner imre karafiath special thanks mr Webster--old photos, moon library archives ray Curran cranberry lake photos Vince matt dictionary and thesaurus tdivkspwvn rpms s we deserved: james feltrinelli L, xl 3 'X r 3 1 A v ii 8 Q E I I I I , I I I I I I I I I I I I I Q I I I I I i I I I I, I5 I I I I E 1 I I I I' I I 1 I I I I I I 2 I I I I I I I I I I X 1 I I I, I 2 I I I I I I I I L I I I I I I I I I - I I I I I I F I I I I I I I I I I I I I J 9 I f 1- J V1 W '4 J iQ w 1 , Ns . I f Y 1 , . ii S 4. 1 1 ,I 1 1? , . lx ,, 1 M ql A x 1 . .