SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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We the Cardinal Staff wish to give you a preview of our growth w ith a look at our college as it is today. As Dr. Angell points the way to the next step in our grow th, we take note of the proposed Science and Math Building. Our heartfelt thanks and appreciation goes to the members of our faculty and administration who have so diligently and unselfishly given of their time and efforts to further our expansion. In Taking A Closer Look at what our college is today, we may better see w hat w e are to become tomorrow. 14

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Words cannot adequately express the loss of Dr. Ed- ward Drcschler. A member of our science department, he was admired and respected by all who knew him. His great ability to understand and willingness to help were only a few of his many fine characteristics. They will not soon be forgotten. His example as a teacher and friend is a fine goal which we as future teachers should strive to attain.

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One of the most noteworthy changes that we have seen is the introduction of liberal arts to our curriculum. We at Plattsburgh are ever increasing the variety of intellectual experiences as we broaden our subject areas. Upon the advice of the various department chairmen the multi- tudinous task of co-ordinating the educational and liberal arts program falls on the capable and experienced shoul- ders of Dean Lau rence. 15