SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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CLASSES

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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Mr. D. Hamilton, Mrs. A. Berry, Mr. C. Myers, Mrs. L. James, Mrs. G. Linjndoll. I SECRETARIAL STAFF Third Row: D. Morrison, G. Carter, J. LeClairc. Second Row: A. Berry, K. Guynup, E. Rood, N. Ouimette, A. Mischler. First Row: T. Silver, D. Arbencer, E. Bechard, E. Morrison.

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Looking Kick three years (which really seems like yesterday) we remember out- selves as happy, somewhat frightened, but at the same time hopeful and thrilled fresh men, entering a new school and embarking on a new and eventful life. Though some of us had just graduated from high school, recently holding the lofty position of seniors, we were due to be pulled down a few pegs upon entering college — because we commenced as lowly freshmen. However, w e lived all this down even Freshman Court- -and we were molded into a so called class. Soph year— Wc returned to school nicely dehydrated and eager to tackle the new term — Whoops, understatement, it tackled us. The Soph Soiree was the event of events. We put ourselves on the P.S.T.C. map with the Heavenly ditty but lo and behold were almost washed off the map the day of the Frosh-Soph picnic. Remember sitting on the g x d old Nash bus waiting for one hopeful ray of sunshine, and when it finally came, what could have been more enjoyable than eating water soaked weenies, standing on water soaked feet. Oh! It was a great year!! Our day of salvation finally came — Junior Sneak Day. Imagine looking your instructors in the eye and saying, Tm cutting. What could be more enjoyable than basking in the sun while your fellow students melted in their classrooms! Ah, for the life of a Junior! We came into this new world as strangers and we shall depart as loyal friends, always remcmbcrim; the events which have drawn us together. 14