SUNY at New Paltz - Paltzonian Yearbook (New Paltz, NY)

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,. teet THE SUMMIT OF ORIENTATION WEEK six VLJ ,Q lb gm 24,77 JEL, um xlrlf-X Wohonh j'il0 I feel like an Indian climbing these rocks. Oh, joe-iz bi1'el's eye View of evxerything! Gram! view, but Fm no birrl, :md Fil not like to get left in these 1nountai11s. Don't let those juniors out of sight. We want to keep 011 the beam. I3

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A Q Ethel MacFarlane Mabelle Ferris Miriam Best Mary Page ax X jfx QfvY X ' A BETTY! Does1z't look as though we'd have a X I 5 chance to get homesick. Z ' X N ,QB JOE: And just think of all the other ajairs X X Z that are planned for us this week. ,J A'5q Q BETTY: Thegfll have to he good to top this. y f I LV BETTY sf JOE: For theyre jolly good 5 f A in L14 15 fe ows jacugfy lqcnic Chief holding a bow-WOW, Braves ladling chow-chow, Tribe all goes low brow. I2

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loening onuocafion NTREPID traveller, turn your tread Across the pleasant market place. Lest Winsome welcome you allure, Or wonder at the whirling wheels Of cunning craftsmen, happily engrossed, Preparing goodly wares for public weal, Haste your mission to the magistrate Abiding yonder, past the maze of mart. In simple dignity he stands, grown Gray in gracious service to the state. To him resort the denizens of high And low degree, beseeching counsel wise, Encouragement, or justice for their pleas. His understanding heart outweighs false bans And makes their cares his own. When leveling judgment he must mete To folly, mercy melts his mien. So seek his presence, traveller true, Assured that henchmen pass him not In joyful work for land and liege.