SUNY at Geneseo - Normalian Yearbook (Geneseo, NY)

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Opportunities of various natures encircle him daily. Man finds himself in situations where he is able to learn of the truths of life, the basic principles of living. New in- Huences from his fellow men, his classmates and teachers, help him in forming new philosophies of life. Through such contacts he is able to discriminate what is important in life and what achievements are worthy of his total efforts. Life, the Geneseo student finds, is what you make of it. This he dis- covers early in his new career at college. Happiness in this world is determined by what he makes of his lifeg he must live it wisely. Front: Dr. H. Gottschalk. Left to right: First row: Diana Smith, M. Wallace, S. Lewis, Dennis Smith, D. Hollenbeck. Second row: S. Smith, S. Thomas. Left to right: D. Stakoviak, B Codispoti, T. DeBello, F. Kraat

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K. Vorrasi. Living his life wisely is a difficult task, but through everyday experiences the stu- dent is better able to meet and accept or reject the new experiences and situations he encounters. He learns something every min- ute. The student's social life is no exception. Learning to be more perceptive in his en- vironment and in relation to other people is an education in itself. Perception is in- sight at its best. Association with other peo- ple gives him insight into human nature, thereby giving him knowledge of other men and himself. He seeks to understand himself and his world so that he may know how to reach the myriads of goals in life.