Siena College - Saga Yearbook (Loudonville, NY)

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In the fall of 1970, Siena College began a new tradition. The Director of Admissions was replaced by Harry Woods, and an entirely new breed of people were admitted as full-time students. No longer was Siena an all-male school; no longer would anything remain the same. Gone were the weekend load-men, gone were the sneak visits to neighboring girls colleges, gone were the visitation restrictions. The changes were nothing new for us, we had never known any other way. It was the classes that went before that experienced the difference. The life that we have known at Siena has been a very ful- filling one. We have been like a big family, brothers and sisters, and we have shared the joys and sorrows of our new, yet close friends. We were a pioneer class; not wandering, just searching tfor happiness perhapsl and we have found something that each of us can treasure. We will never forget it, and it is with that remembrance that the class of 1974 presents to you its SAGA.