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IJ Q51 g 1 ws ,.. . 19 1' On-4 w-:-,..': '-- fx 2 1 A X .sr 1 1' 1 '27 v--1 Z- -..s--'1 ,V l Acting Dean of Women-Miss Elizabeth Gwaltney . if Associate Dean for Counselling Dr. Fay Corey all f 'f'77e,Q Associate Dean-Dr. Robert B. Glenn Q i 1 1 ' f 4 Deans m I Dean of the College-Dr. Manson Van B. Jennings Ui I ' IIN ' .1 Dean of Students-Dr. Stanley Metzger 46 L Hllilll Director of Financial Aids lvlr. Edwin McQuade 7 Assistant Director of Elementary Education Mr. Anthony Papalia 'ff gy wr- ,f,..ig.y-iq , Q ,' -Zhi' ..y,. .'.gAL' -., ,L . ff mtlw Director of Athletics-Dr. Robert J. Weber 1111! fd Director of Placement-Mr. Daniel Schaeffer Director of Student Unions--Mr. Louis Hills L.. -. N F3 A .X 1' Director of Graduate Studies-Dr. Ross L. Allen .,h he . 'llli Director of Arts and Sciences-Dr. Frank N. lffimgxgsi Will Elliott ,. Director of Education of the Division of Health, Phys- ' ' e T. Core ical Lclucation and Recreation-Mr. Whitn y y Director of Extension and Summer Session I V. Us M Dr, Andrew M. Banse an S i i 'Q' li.-sl A, S Director of Admissions--Dr. Anthony Tesori ,mm .Mc 5 S r,,?e,m5. Business Manager-lVlr. William Connally .p, , A . 5f7:Jf 'r Alumni Secretary-Norma Lockey :Biff 1. is ip' 4 N-J' ' . Director of Public Relations-Mr. Irving Simpson, Jr. 'Uv' College Plant Planning Coordinator Mr. Richard Margison Registrar -Mr. Edwin Walker X 'T t ' 7 ' .w i I 41 ,W 1 i Coordinator of Student Teaching Dr. Franklin E. Coolidge ix , ll! Admissions Counselor-Mr. Arthur J. Riedel ' - -.,-0-v Directors '1- '1f'1fn':,f:11-:v :-w'---- A - . ..t-'Hi,m1-q- '.'g- M 'J-'t'S1 2'5L::t2 -nl 19 5- .' --Q.:-ksa..,y ,A-Qi, vyf x X x X u , Ag in N1 ,fi Assistant to the Dea n-Helen Metzger BUSH Acting Director of Student Activities Miss Lenora Gartner Ali fav. X, ,if i . i i Assistant Director of Admissions Mr Robert Maher , yi' Q x D n LI A ' Student Personnel ...N X J. O'Connor, T. Cordy, M. Milek, B. Deutsch, L. Hills, Baham, E. McQuade. Missing: E. Pratt, D. Scliaefler E. Gwaltney, L. Gartner, S. Metzger, B. Burns, J. A. Peters, A. Tetlow, L. Fischer. Campus School ROW 1: M. Johnson, A. Ragatz, F. Langsner, D. ROW 3: J. Gans. L. Bradley, L. Quirky L- V ' ' Dickie, Dr. Gerald E. Clarke, Principal, M. Rogers, P. Blann, D. Garrison. ROW 4: J. Ray. E. SYVUOPGS' ' Deegan, D. Liberti. ROW 2: A. Russell, S. Place, M. Radmore, D. Johnson, G. Davis, J. Schuhle. D. Shee- Hall, H. Bellardini, M. Rhomas, W. Henry, J. DeCarne. han. eal M N P L, Medical Services ,W-if N' W 'www' Q5 vwvfag q 'le 4.- 4. . , ml, ' i '. if gr . I J r Dr. L. Sliiiltzalmcrger, College Physician Library Staff ' Q K, . 3 4 N Q L3 C7 i . - l ef. cf' D f 'F -r l . C . ROW 2: Dr. Royer, Mrs. Vormwald, Dr. ROW 1: Mrs. O'Mara, Miss amp Shultzaberger, Mrs. Whitaker. , r ,- V I Mr. George S. Boblnski, College Librarian. , p , x ov X' u ' I r vw I 6 J 52 1 Z1 ,W SNC J, E l Campus . i- i.i- i :iii W il fain, Giiai .ily H Lib ' Bellardi ' ,hi ,-11:7 -is J. Alford, R. Heppell, J. Brownwll, G. McDermott, Chairman. Sociology Geography I U '59 'N'-' '-fit Dr. Gilbert Cahill, Executive Chairman of the Depart- ment of Social Sciences. Political Science A W D. Palm, R. Brooks, Chairman, R. Rennick, H. Pak. 4. -Q, 'S 'Vu Bf-Jf' 55 4 Dr. Rozanne Brooks, Chairman of the Soci- ology Department. Dr. William Rogers, Chairman of the Political Science and Economics Department. W. Rogers, H. Steck, D. Leon. f, -- QQ ,- rw x. 1 Music '90 L M er, E. Ligon, C. Nelson. R. Dowd, C. Evans, S. Forcucci, V. Piscerno, . ay if i -. . -.ug ff i' Carl B, Nelson, Chairman of the Music Department. K 1 f Kenyon Steii, Chairman of the Art Depart- ment. i ' 21' M, . Hiir' Siciooiii i 1 Ly f .i 1 4. i , 3. 5' 94 D- Pai GE J PHT. 'ctr G Atciieson, K Stall, L. Schenker, J. Montague, M. Kuhn, B. Kuhlman. 54 .' a 4. . .lan A iii uimfbay Brooks Time 'Ti Mathematics i Chairman of the Mathematics Department, Dr. Robert Slough. LM 15 , w.. ' ' ' vc: . .I TQ- . .5 it , '.,.,I- 155 . - . ,-5 ' 12' fit:-'r, 'r .I r f 2. -'f..N, ., ,.- -.3ave. . ' -Y jf. ff..s1 ,U ' ,-:ff , I7?t,f:S-jgn 'j'Q, CHQ-Y' 5,6 J 1,53 fj4v2i,?'g'ffin.i' .li --i- -1. gh? R,-J'-1 ::--f..-- 1 p f. 'ifgu 'fycb 1- rt .1 ,. ..... r 'J 7 , ,g,g.z,'A ' if-t . ,-nr.,. ' ' . ' 'Q ,na 34' . f J f 1 f ,f,J-f--,sam A I ' 4' '. 1. f .LVL EM'--1 - 1K','l1.L- .,',i.'lq'1Jf. . I ' I' 7 ' Q .3-' ROW 1: J. Drasin, N. Tapper, A. Adams. ROW 2: L. S Bryan, R. Van mith, M. Rubaii, K. Wooster, J Dam, J. Benedick, D. Pugh, T. O'l.oughlin, R. Slough, Chairman. 5 7 I Psychology lil ii R s . T-. if me , XX' I x . 5 1 . A f 'I' . 'L C :-'I Y ,,. Q I , 1 Chairman of the Psychology De- partment, Dr. John Corso. ,,-P 'VW '17 F. w K, I. I ROW 1: W. Reevy, L. Cox, B. Sippola, C. McGinley, P. Bull, J. Corso. Education 9. 7 I n I A ,- I 3' ,, Aim? RCM,-, 1 ,'. H. - -k ,lf R Fr-1I1,g!'1, ,Q Dxzrtgrgig, I 2,150 Li, Roehruf G' Simmons ROW, 2, J Owe, if '.'! '!'7'37 'v'- C? -3'V7 'V7 ' 3-'PGUYUV P Clarke, W, Olcott H. Snmth A PECCU L- MSC. .I GN' A FH 'vo T F'l V ' ' ' ' 56 9 'T' Chairman of the Education Department Dr. Louise Abnernathy. Ill . m i lll'i'Wll1 ,j,,g,,,..r,,-, -xirgi-rffl ROW 1: L. Hurt, Chairman, E. Hnatko, J. Sprague M Gurewitch H Aigner J Durrell, S. Dodge, G. Meyer, R. Malbone, A Kaminsky A Kantrowitz C Fisher ROW 2: D. Hill, R. Rhodes, K. Keller, W. Heyen W Thomas Speech and Theater Wolfe:-mem llllllllll llllllllllllll 1' lllllll bz- IX ,IK Chairman of the Department of Speech and Theater Arts, Dr. Morris Bogard. Xa . I -., . ., . fs -3, i 9- -M., i ve ---- -i - .. i rg---W . J -M. - '-if 1 .f ni- Q- 4 Philosophy 7...--. X Chairman of the Philosophy Department, Dr. Laurence Resnick. L. Resnick, Chairman, M, Perkins, M. Mayeroff, R. Schwager. Foreign Languages Chwiriiim of the Foreiifn lniiiiiiwc DC lli U'-.Ch P fx -.,.. 5 .. 4 ROW 11 E Ffffy. Hi Zafiletalova, C. Jonnson, C. Alcorn. Row 2. W. usona Chairman, W. Manson, T. Kovary, J. Riordan, M. Manson. 58 Iiiflwmiia .iiigaplb 21illKlhUlU Speech an i. will . , .-... k . 'Lg .. 4 . i Health gmuuud ll M3155 , 2. f , wmfli. M ' . fi av-195W Dr. Gustav Timmel Chairman of the Health Educa- tion Department Recreation Y 'tiki K. Crouse, H. Metcalf, M. Carlson, J. lVlacPhee, Act. Chairman. ROW 1: P. Iyenaga, G. Timmel, S. Meade. ROW 2: L. Gath, L. O'Reilly, D. Stone, J Sinacore, C. Poskanzer, R. Lewis. Womens Physical Education Chairman of the Wornen's Physical Educa- tion Department, Dr. Lenore Alway. ROW 1' G Greenley, S. Bushey, H. l-lolsten, L. Leyman, A. l-libbard, L. Khori, B. Koval, A, Peck, E. Martin, L. Alway, Chairman. ROW 2: V. Drake, P. Allen, A. Sinacore. 63 Mans Physical Education Chairman of the Men's Physical Education Department, Dr. Whitney T. Corey. :sql I I I I Q 'F L .. J' t 'H . ' X. .i . ii' 1 u '.- ROW 1 ff D.,-Jia. l Martin, R Eckerd, R. Weber, R. Wallace, R. Robinson, A. Pisano, F. x 'ff'i'f 5 X-'-'NWTYQ ROV-' 22 D Costiii. T. F, Holloway, W. T. Corey, Chairman: D. ll 4' 62 'fi 4 I J 4 .,, A, , , . -.f'i.1'2 1 - H111 a A 151 fa X! ik' T '!. fff '21 F42 ' -...NA-. YQ-P' 'ffixe '58,-1 r . 1 I I 4 Who's VVho Committee ROW 1: L. Becker, S. Bogart, L. Buchwald. ROW 2: Miss Gartner, L. Dilge L. Fischer, B. Lewis, J. Soloway. ROW 3: Dr. Rhodes, Dr. Corey, J. Hender- son, A. Sturdy, Miss Gwaltney. 67 The House of Delegates is the major govern- mental organization on the Cortland Campus. Through its financial powers, the House subsi- dizes most of the student organizations which currently exist on campus. lt is composed of several subsidiary groups such as: the Steer- ing Committee, the Academic Affairs Commit- tee, the Who's Who Committee, and others, which extend their interest and influence to al- most every facet of student academic life. This year, as in the past, House of Delegates sponsored an excellent lecture series which brought many well-known and controversial figures to our campus. lt also continued its tradition of promoting the Leadership Confer- ence, an event which provided knowledge and insight to many students and served as a suc- cessful culmination tothe year. House of Delegates . . x ' a . I Rims' 9. , 3- A. K ff? if ...- 1 T Kmimmx, Vmzalcnfmt. 7.1 Garvey, Rf-cormmi Sccrctaryg SA Hackman, Vice-President S. '-fCDmr.zid, C'fvrm5L3rm1:r1,i SfJffVCt8f'f,'Q J Rorwnfmo. Treasurer: L FISCNEF, Exec. at Largeg F'.1hr'gMuff-Prf:141rim1t MISSING T S.-Hmicn .ami D Gqori 66 E, Wh ROW 1: Soni A, L To handle the special requests and permissions of the Cortland co-ed, W.S.G.A. created Permissions Board. Representatives elected from every class either grant or reject requests applied to it, including permission for extended curfew for Lyceum and sport events. Permissions Board also revises the social handbook when it is needed. l 1 g ' it f .76 . l . M -Q i., H NSN- 'Tw R. Slater, Co-chairman of SAC: A. Levine, President: B. Walker, Vice-President: J. Brawner, Recreation Chairman. Permissions Board ROW 1: S. Smith, G. Rossi, B. Blodgett. ROW 2: R. Moret, P. Tolpa,J. Mura J. Legawiec. 69 Board ot Governors I l bi? Y' RCW. l l, FJ.-llilo, R Pt-.arson R Sil'l.'l'll'5, S Korner, l.l, Kremer. ROV. .T B l.'.r'Il1g l, Cain P l.frl-warn, 7.1 Salzn1.'m,l.lrsS Carlson, 'Jr lliks l l't.e?'r' IT ftitf' la U',f's .ffr l ll.,-lggiz The purpose of the Board of Governors is to pro- mote activities in the college unions, assist in their operation, and aid or assist in student activity that the Board deems a contribution to the social and cultural activities on the campus. Some of the activities which the Board sponsors are: the Thanksgiving Tea, the ChiIdren's Christmas party, International Week, Sunday night movies, and a foreign film festival. This year the Board widened its scope by assimilating the Social Activities Coun- cil under its auspices. Each of these events and the total program of the Board of Governors provide opportunities for social growth and enjoyment as well as the development of leadership and responsibility. To hai lllrmlssic W.S,G.A. Rllllesen class eil llllllied l extended events. P the Sonia VV.S.G.A. W.S.G.A. is the governing organization for the women of the college. Each represented living unit is given a chance to voice its opinion in the continually changing regulations in the Handbook. This year the Social Code was instituted on a trial basis. Any living unit which had petitioned for it, was allowed to try living on the system. W.S.G.A. sponsors several annual social events such as the Mom and Pop Hop, during Parents Weekend, and the Christmas Tea. Penny night funds help support the Pat Shaffzin Memorial Fund, which is awarded to the sopho- more girl with the highest academic average. S. Pavlakis, President: L. Buckwald, Rec. Secretary: S. Bogart, Vice President: J. Soloway, Treasurerg K. Olsen, Corr. Secretaryg Mrs. Tetlow, Advisory Miss Burns, Advisor. 71 Each year as a new crop of freshmen invade our campus, they are warmly welcomed by Cardinal Key. The planning of orientation week and the selec- tion of group leaders are two of the most important functions of the organization. Aside from keeping the frosh busy with Kangaroo Court, Splash parties and mixers, they also sponsor Parents Weekend. Cardinal Key members act as guides and conduct tours of the campus throughout the year for high school groups and visiting seniors. Cardinal Key plays an important role in the creat- ing of a warm and friendly atmosphere on our cam- pus. yr di i'?'.3'iT J. :ap-. -,., N. n 'G' Cfeq. l S o QQ.. AFC mf. . ec. .ogif 14' 5 oi! n 4. grief .r 6 ? 6 l i I Dance Club Creativity through expressive movement is the aim of the Cort- land Dance Club. To achieve this goal, the group puts in many hours of long arduous practice. Under the direction of Mrs. Koval, the Dance Club concentrates on dance techniques through poise, agility and control. The rewards for their hard work are reaped in the spring, when the club presents a most successful concert. In addition, the Dance Club sponsors various film series on dance and hosts notable dance troupes. 73 Appellate Court To any woman student, a summons to appear before Appellate Court signifies that she has committed an infraction of the rules. As the primary source of jurisdiction in cases involving women, the Court handles situations ranging from the ordinary-late hours or the failure to sign out-to the unusual and amusing. Subordinate to College Court, Appellate Court is the Court of Appeals for Residence Board decisions. Membership consists of representatives from the Senior, Junior and Sophomore classes, with alternates from any class. To promote the well-being and welfare of Cortland coeds, Ap- pellate Court makes a sincere effort to weigh each case carefully. College Court ROW 1. R ROW IT Dr ce Unten.-.ic-user, P Bills, Miss Gartner, N, Greenfield, Mr. McGinley. MuIl1olland.G, Haydon. 72 l l l ROW 2: P. Bowe, Secretary J Klein, J. Smith, S. Berg Walker. ROW 1: P. Reagen Chair man: Miss Burns, Advisor. College Court strives to bring about cooperation between the students and the college so that the college commu- nity may work efficiently and effec- tively. College Court is the highest court in the judiciary system. Their prime objective is to hear and deter- mine cases objectively so that the students will desire to live within the rules of the College. Delta Psi Omega ROW 3: R. Taylor, S. Ziegler, L. Hay, J. Sherer, G. Derby, R Yesselman. ROW 2: Dr. Hill, Advisor: K. Beagle, S. Stieglitz ROW 1: Dr. Bogard, Advisor, R. Bien, M. Goodman. lvl asquers q,.1 hi V JW, . 2 Hilltop Nlasquers is an organization which functions for both college and community, and invites all students in- terested in theater to participate. In addition to four major produc- tions each year, and student-directed one-act plays, the Guild, in conjunction with Delta Psi Omega, the National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity, spon- sors an annual Drama Festival in the spring. In the past, Hilltop Nlasquers has brought honor and recognition to Cort- land with the prize-winning plays John Brown's Body, and Oedipus Rex, pre- sented at the Corning Drama Festival. Art Exhibition Association Visitors to the library and student unions are continually amazed by the marvelous art and cultural exhibits present in these buildings. The Art Ex- hibition Association provides students, faculty, and the Cortland community with the cultural opportunities afforded through the exhibition of paintings, architecture, sculpture, photography, crafts, and related works. This associa- tion also purchases exceptional works of art for the college's increasing per- manent collection. Nlembership in the organization is open to any interested students. D Budzinski I Oppenheimer Treasurer R Rozzelle Vice President R TOSt6VIf1 President C Wronkoski Secretary Richard Jordan Dr, Adams, Advisor, P. Flynn, C. Blythe, D. Gifford, Mr. Martin, Advisor. Lyceum Through the efforts of Lyceum the college com- munity has been able to enjoy a varied range of cultural attractions. The most outstanding and ex- otic of these programs was Arirang, a song and dance spectacular from Korea. The Detroit Sym- phony was featured once again and presented a bril- lant program. Lyceum has been aided by the New York Council on the Arts in obtaining these high caliber perform- ers. This made it possible to bring to our campus such outstanding artists as Andres Segovia. Lyceum has achieved its goal of maintaining a high cultural standard on campus. ant: I Ill Riding Club During its second year, the Riding Club has been very active. Their pur- pose has been to promote horseback riding for the enjoyment of the stu- dents and faculty. The riding lessons offered by the club have enabled vari- ous members to participate in fox hunting, horse shows, Hbroom polo matches and jumping. They have offered interesting lectures on riding, films, trips to polo matches and to horse shows, riding clinics and demon- strations as club functions. Concluding the year a horse show was sponsored by the club for its members. Ns. X N l -3 ., f 4 Ski Club ROW 1: D. Garrett, M. Patterson, J. Greenberg. ROW 2: R. Anderson S. Moore, L. Kristiansen, L. Trankle. ROW 3: H. Miller, L. Sheasby P. Armata, M. Bromberg. ROW 4: J. Hartshorn, G. Ervin, K. Ricart M. Merkt. ROW 5: P. Paar, N. Eisenhardt. Q ROW 1: Mr, Gordon Mengel, Advisor: J. Cook, A. Mooney, B. Schmidt, S. Joseph. Presi- dentg M. Chapin, L. Clark, M. Sweeney. ROW 2: C. Wolfman, E. Brown, QC. Macauley, R. Stevens, K. Knapp, K. Dvorshock, S. Frederick. ABSENT: F. Racz, Vice-President: B. Bayly, Secretary, ECEA The Early Childhood Education As- sociation is a closely-knit group which Members of the Student Education Association are also members of the New York State Teachers Association and the National Education Association. By attending State, regional and national confer- ences, members gain invaluable pre-professional experiences and training in the leadership qualities and human relations knowledge essential to a good teacher. SEANYS is the association for students with an eye on the future, and for those who wish to find out now, as students, what they need to know as teach- ers. affords students an opportunity to dis- cuss problems in their specialized field of education. The organization func- tions to enhance, extend, and broaden the knowledge which is gained in the classroom. Under the leadership of Mrs. J. Adams the group has enriched their professional training and has been kept up to date on the newest theories and instructional methods. RGV- 1 l Bf.iCPf'il'F, f, Si'w1'f'.r':ts ROM. 2, S , . Mfliffs Mrivisfr ROY. on R SQ:-,lens A 3' SEANYS if C, I 1 vgrfin-Chief , ditor ., 5 cf-1 g3'T!Z3'fl0nS EdllOl5 ,E Editor 5, 5 Edllol C ' 'L Q , efafl mo' il0l iw ,Z 9, 30355 fy ,:dlisOf 0 Lois Polley Editor-in-chief It seems quite simpleg take a few thousand pic- tures, write a few articles, chase people all over campus, smooth ruffled feathers, listen to at least four million complaints and excuses and also go to college-The result: the 1965 Didascaleion and a few near-failing grades plus many sleepless nights. Deadlines came and went, but somehow the pages were sent off to Buffalo, returned to us for proofreading and sent back again. But at last we are finished and the 1965 Didascaleion is at rest, some- thing we have not done in some time. We hope that this by-product of our labors will serve as a record of the year of 1964-1965. Enclosed within these covers are pictures and records which, in the future, we hope will bring back many memories. It is our hope that this book has captured the spirit and the very essence of our lives at Cortland. Mr. Fraser R. Stokes Faculty Advisor 9 k. Hosek, c. wolfman, B. Lieb. C. Balblbeff C- BOSS- Didascaleion i .VJ I 4 i ' Tv. L Stark, C. Brower, B Genton, L. Polley. S. Smith, K. Bainton, D. Prynn, J. Shore, S. Pzivlakis. l - I ly. .11- Lois Polley Linda Stark Carol Brewer Kathy Eiainton Barbara Genton Janet Shore Arlene Dorf Stella Pavlakis Donna Prynn Sharon Smith Eva Levine Mr. Fraser R. Stokes STAFF Editor-in-chief Associate Editor Co-Organizations Editors Sports Editor Hellenic Editor Photography Editor Literary Editor Senior Editor Faculty Editor Advertising Manager Faculty Advisor lil- i, ,e A if ! my S283 lzcxililiiggr Deadlines are the bane of every publication's existence and the HILLTOP PRESS is no exception. Publishing an eight-page weekly paper is no small chore at any college of Cortland's popu- lation. The Marathon Independent, under the supervision of lVlr. Walter Grunfeld, is the outfit responsible for the printing. All other mistakes and credit go directly to the editorial board which this year, worked under the direction of Co-Editors Judy Kuta and Clare Lynch and lVlr. David Feldman, Faculty Advisor. The Hilltop has made many new and interesting advances this year. Paramount among these is an attempt to develop a continu- ing and well-trained staff. ln order to effect this, a training pro- gram for perspective reporters has been started. A bi-weekly press conference with President Young has also been instituted in an effort to tighten communications between the student body and the administration. In all respects, the Hilltop has found their journalism experi- ences valuable and is grateful to the students for giving us the opportunity to serve them. S. Bogartz, C. Basset, C. Curtis, J. Kuta, N. Gold, Editors 83 The H illtoo Press xl A C3 fbu V.. F' Transition , Trunsrtron. the Irterary magazine, is an annual publrcatron. Its purposes are to gwe Cortland students a chance to garn recognrtron tor tnerr creative and .artrstrc nbrlrtres and to brrng about an .rwarrrem-ss of ctmngrng modes rn Inter- .sry style. Mr-rntuersnrp rs open to all who are rntr-rr-strfrt Sturtr-nts und fdculty are rn- vrts-ci to riontrrtnutr- poems, snort sto VINE., .art '.-.tort-., prose or essays. Meet- rngfs .mf usu.:lIt,' nr-tri once .1 '.-seek, but t.-.ftwrt fit'-.jrdlrnr-S zarrn- to DC' met H1050 f7tt't'tlI1ffw mn ff:-tr-nrt to Sraturcizsy utter- rtnorts ,anti nth-n Contrnur' untrl Curfr .'.r i 'r t tg' I, rt' it, it Mr. Hill, Advisorg S. Gendle, Co-editor: A. Welcome, Secretary-Treasurer: K. Vaughan, P. Mayer. H, ,U M' CA Lynd ul... :il W In i EU L, Fl.- 1:5 1 W jx 1, U Q! U Women's Glee Club S 3 X. VS ral' 3 K Varsity Choir V N ,Nr Y B H li yu I ir I I 1 Q E 3 1 85 A l 2 D. Kilquist, President, J. Cook, B. Spickerman, M. Airhart. ABSENT: Dr. Nelson, Mr. Forcucci. Music Council The Music Council is comprised ot the presidents of all of the college mu- sic organizations. Under the guidance of Mr. Samuel Forcucci, it sponsors each of the college music concerts throughout the year. The duties of the Music Council in- clude programs, Housing arrange- ments, and flowers for concerts. ln- cluded among these are the fall con- certs, the Pop Concert, the Wind En- semble Concert, The Spring Music Fes- tival, and the Christmas Concert, in which the various talents of the many groups are united. L. .JQ T, l, iii 5, ' T i I i . 4 pli--9 lil' lf .ill l Kappa Delta Pi Through its activities the Epsilon Chi chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, an Honor Society in Education, en- deavors to foster and recognize professional, intel- lectual, and personal growth. The society therefore co-sponsors the annual autumn Honors Convocation to acknowledge the achievements of Dean's List students, presents a faculty panel discussion on graduate study, provides a College Bowl program held on Sunday afternoons, and selects the out- standing freshman man and woman to be honored at the Moving Up Day ceremonies. Qualified juniors and seniors are invited to be- come members and are initiated into this scholar- ship fraternity during the spring semester. As mem- bers, they are expected to strive to improve the pro- fession of teachers. ble i L. Van Wagner, President, P. Schoninger, Vice President, J. Kuta, Historian, S. Brownell, Treasurer: C. Radke, Corr Secretary. m CCHGQQ C - Symphonic Ensemble n tfz' f., 86 Thro Kappa deavors lectual, co-spod to ack: student gradual held ou standin at the h Quan come n ship fra bers, tt fession Social Science Club This year the Social Science Club has endeavored to present to the stu- dent body of Cortland, a varied and in- teresting program of historical and po- litical significance. Through its selec- tion of speakers, it has also tried to make the student body more aware of current events on the national, state and local level. ln pursuit of its aims the Social Science Club has opened all of its functions to interested students. ROW 1: L. Canales, Rec. Secretary: P. Kemmerer, L. Snyder, L. Rothman, M. Munro, R Lalley, Treasurer. ROW 2: A. Kennedy, Corres. Secretary: E. Lavine, Vice-President, R Ruskin, House of Delegates Rep.: J. Muhl, B. Shedlock, J. Henderson, K. Dvorshock ABSENT: Dr. Bahou, Advisor, S. Williams. ROW 2' Dr Beard Advisor' B Trac Mr. Moser, Advisor, C. Miller. ROW 1: S. Austin, C. So if ' ' ' ' ' Y' S 'VL C. Kelly, B. Passe, D. Silberstein. 89 Debate Club With a fine turnout this year, the Debate Club has had the opportunity to make this season one of its most active. Under the auspices of Dr. Beard, Mr. Moser and Mr. Jones the debate team has participated in tour- naments at Queens College, C. W. Post, U. of Buffalo, Ithaca College, LeMoyne, Syracuse University and many others. The team competition was brought to a close with a trip to the Albany Legislative Assembly. The club also played host to all the schools attending the N.Y.S. Championship De- bate Tournament on our campus. All in all it has proven a most worthwhile and enjoyable year, and the team has its sights set high for the coming year. OCl2 S c ROW 2: Mr. Pratt, Head Resident: R. Crino, S. Caine, B. Hartley, D. Cameron, D. Maloney. ROW 1: J. Amen, E. Pakel, H. Kirchner, J. Gilbert, A. Perna. Counselors ROW 3: E. Simmons, M. Munro, S. Webster, J. Soloway, R. Morey, C. Saldicco, P. Schoninger, C. Hauck, R. Unterweiser, P. Vassia, J. Ebtinger, B. L. Greaves, C. Brown, H. Hamilton. ROW 2: C. Johnson, K. Dobbs, C. Needle, S. Mann, S. Benjamin, J. Kuta, L. Barnes, S. Bogart, J. Peterson, M. Lewis, M. Whiting. ROW 1: F. Birbiglia, J. Berkowitz, M. Solnico, J. Hartung, B. Paton, P. Broderick. f7S,--.,I-- - 4 '--' V - - - - -h -b eff- -ff' W ,V-.V -Y- I Q--lr . - - . iiizjfsf J 4 , . , l '11 . 7 ' l ' A V I If . -s ' l . 1' f ' ' Eu, ' I . . ,I ff , ' l l ' NJ . ' . 1 l vv , sg: 1 1 1 O l X , V .f . ' J . V D' 'f f X l x p , . 88 X This YW has Slldeavor denl blldll of leresllng W5 llllcal sicnlflc lion Ol SW make the slul current evenl and local levl the Social Sci of its luncllor . 225 . A lg' Row 2. SU5llin,l rw FU tion 4 Man M. -f ,...x-Vi, ii . E5 .5 ,AQ e '- t C LESHEVS. mov' attmiles. . .,.,,,, , .. S-5x.f7i:T C.f!ffOl', WE ...,' mi 1: : .CF ,i. 23 5 'GSCE '- n , If uf EVE7 'Qfffff 5 7704. v -,gf ' IT'- , ,ww .y- ll, .-. .1 A ' 4..- -W- V AA PER W r 1, 4 .,, L. Mott, Vice-President, Dr. C. Poskanzer, Faculty Advisor, G. Sunderland, President, M. Stickles, Secretary, B. Fleury, Treasurer. The AAHPER is a professional or- ganization of health, physical educa- tion and recreation education students who are interested in promoting activi- ties, clinics and lectures in these fields. ln the 1964-65 season the AAHPER sponsored the following activities: Football for the spectator, a lecture by Dr. Jacobus on Sex problems on campus, workshops in folk and square dancing, a national archery tournament and a lecture which was given by Otto Graham on physical edu- cation and recreation for the retarded child, Cortland R. Smithgall, B. Fleet, G. Martin, President: B. Osadehey, B. Fleury, D. Baker, R. Bauer, C. Wronkoski, C. Curtis, A. Judge, P. Smith, L. Parsons, E. McNulty, M. Kromer, R. Pratt, B. Longway, P. Cavellier, B. Kerr. 90 Recreation Association CCRA serves to help inform the Recreation ma- jors at Cortland of the nature and scope of the field which they will soon enter. Through speakers, mov- ies, conferences, and other program activities, CCRA offers opportunities for both social enjoyment and professional preparation. The Recreation student, upon graduation, may choose a career in one of many areas: as a commu- nity or industrial recreation director, as a hospital recreational therapist, as a Y executive, or even a position in the Peace Corps, just to mention a few. Each Fall, CCRA plays an important part in spon- soring an Annual Recreation Fieldwork Conference, held here on the Cortland Campus. Chemistry Club Biology Club X ROW 1 J Rmehuls C Sloboda ROW 2 H Horowitz J ROW3 B Bulff J Zabaronrck B Rldky S Morris Schwenber M Betts D Re ss Z , I J Ii, , 1 M ,, 5 ' rr i ' 2 ' V, x , -Z q f . ,I 1 V ' f ' IXZVL- V . 1 f ' 5 - ' , . . : . ' . - 1 - ' ' ' 1 . , . ' , . , . . I Geology Club . l .Q ' 4 a , r Q . Y, , . . I, 7,1 -, U l Eff' 54 ' rf-V .K A i i . l .,i f i ,5 .T ' if . . 23 , ,K U , I - 73' ,YC .CJ 'W xg .. ROW 1: H. Horowitz, M. Mallison, C. Sloboda, P. Eisenhardt. ROW 2: Mr. Fauth, R. Vaas, C. Richardson, Dr. Heaslip, Advisor: B. Ridky, B. Wulff, Dr. Hawkins, Advisor. Physics Club vw vw 1 .Q ' , f l. l 2 K 4 ROW 1: Dr. Nuckolls, Advisor: R. Myers, Miss Heath, Advisorg C. Leadbeater. ROW 2: J Buttini, J. Combs, M. Roth, E. Kellog, D. Leopardi, H. Moore, W. Heisenberg. 92 lu ll Russian Club ll l i . ROW 1: M. Munro, K. Cocks, R. Jenkins, D. Bartnikowski. ROW 2: K. Borawa, Schroeder, N. Dayton, C. Alcorn, Advisor. 95 l i ROW 1: L. Alcott, C. Shramek, B. Parsons, N. Richstone, M. Diez, J. Ramsey, S. Hiller, C. Kent, L. Miller. ROW 2: Mrs. Zapletova, Advisor: C. Klein, G. Heaslip, Advisor. , ,. il li i l . 'i ii I H i. French Club ii ll ,. U il ll nf' , x J' J. Hartshorn, Secretary, C. Stathis, C. Storch, L. Becker, President. ABSENT: M. Briggs, B. Norton, Mr. Heyen, Advisor, J. Hallenbeck. Philosophy Club ,w -bw ....-, .W -,- . . ,...,,-,,,,....-,,,.....,--,.. 37-J ' 1 Y ,N ROW 1: K. Hughs, C. Pierce, B. Slater, President, B. Baker, J James, E. Jennings. ROW 2: B. Hector, Vice-President, H. Brigham, P. Palmer, J. Arndt, K. Keiner, Advisor: E. Frey, Advisor. English Club B. Flanagan German Club Oli 1. Sch, W 0 Eder ' M MJ! Newman Club J. Romano, President M. Murphy, Vice-President: B. Bristol, Secretary: T. Man nucci, Treasurerg F. Starr, House of Delegatesg G. Muhl, Inter-Club Relations. Christian Science Association ,. ,,, , ,f P. Bull, B. Jones, S. Yeaple H Holsten B. Longway. 97 S. Gransky K Hosek L Dyer V Urschel ROW L. Hawkins Cortland Jevvlsh Follovvshlp ROW1 J Zalkm Presldent l Stlffefman, E. Katz ROW 2 S Jacobs P Seldenschnur ii w up ,Jn A Z3 17 e W J. Mumaw, S. Whitman, Captains: J. Scanziani, Sec.-Treas.p T. Helgren, House of Delegates. Rockettes 7 99 l 4 Lassoliers C. Accarino Capt' M. Gerbracht,'Co-Capt. J. Halbig, C. Campbell Blasi, I. Wolf, C. Dietrich, C. f Y 98 J.V. Cheerleaders JD, - ..,--.s, V F' ROW 1: S. Coleman, S. Coleman, Captain. ROW 2: L. Myers, J. Griswold, A. Gibbons. ROW 3: K. Kingett, N. Hullar. ROW 4: A. Taylor, J. Good. 101 Varsity Cheerleaders ,11 ROW 1: T. Hala, G. Yackel, T. Hebdon, P. Schra Vicedomini, L. Marion, C. Johnson, J. Cormia. f J I AST! C 1 J x 1 gf' 5 Fi len J veg.. rw... A 'T . , Q r I f X M 'T ' a A' limi 7 1 .. 'S' W rv- T- ' li M ROW 1: Co-Captains, T. Hala, S. Mann. ROW 2: C. Johnson, C. Gajtwski, S. Vicedomini. ROW 3: G. Yackel, P. Schrader, C. Cooke, T. Hebdon, K. Kinney, L. Marion. 100 der, C. Cooke. ROW 2: K. rvrorsercnm -57' C DME R , ' fi Lf.,Jfff -9-D3 9' . 'K . 0943, V l ,f I SWA -- Ffa-,Q Wig, 5' s 1 If ! ,. -- - 9 -fs-K , h21f:+,:'qg3,.i:iP?1',1-4, H fl ' . n','.: -'i! '3.,5.,,Ax,f 9521- 'n :T Z, ' W :.7'7'L.4'7C ' , 5, . 0. L..-A-,1 V...-A V ,I-Z-Q n ' X' 2 -5 ' , . Q ll: 1 '-11 7 1 EL Eff Ni - A, , .V :.- n X .r A.A4,.xf.X- X 3 4- - ,l ,. . . . . .,, .1 Y IFJ1L Y w .. rf' -lit K -.1 I PPM ' is 'A :Pl 4 N'n 1 wr ' fa-I0 r '-W -uw, ,f x- f hy! ,1Qf,v.t5, A UF' 1 . Y ' ln ' 1 w L ..5'r'.,' ' . 1 ffiinss-,fry '-1 jf xflpf-359 .X 5- Nagy .J 4.. . M. 2 .-:' - ' f. .5 I . N K Inter-Sorority Council ROW 1: gzyjtk B-'Lglmbeli D. Manrow, C. Cohen, President: J. Poissant, Vice President, S. Lee, C 9 ary, . Bergfrede. ROW 3: S. Countryman, C. Bernhoft, K. Hildreth, S. Schaff, P. Long. M. Rogoff, J. Fenster, M. Moschie, P. Bills, J. Ebtinger. J. Dwyer, P. Serrota, J. Rokeach, M. Egdorf, M. Tepper, S. Kaye ROW 2' R ng 'T Y 7.33 The Inter-Sorority Council is the governing body of the eight sororities on campus. The members of ISC devote a great deal of time, effort and thought to making this body an influential and judicious one, and to make the sororities aware of their responsi- bilities. ISC must establish and enforce various rules concerning rush- ing and hazingg it must supervise Hellenic Sing and other all- campus activities involving the sororities. It also provides a means of communication among the members of the various houses. lt tries to encourage sorority women to think about the purpose of sorority and what it has to offer themselves and fu- ture members. This year ISC and IFC coordinated Hellenic Weekend for all fraternal members plus a concert open to the public. We are hoping that this weekend will become a tradition among the fra- ternal organizations. 105 I nter- Fraternity Council ROW 1: D. Freis, T. Seaman, J. DeMaso, D. Katt. ROW 2: L. Fielding, A. Sturdy, H. - I Nl rone , D. Thornton, B. Kirchner, Mr. Earl Pratt. ROW 2. J. Meehan, Alan Tepper, Pau a y Lewis, H. Mummers, R. Deitz, W. Caren, G. Ampagoomian. 4 V , ., ,,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,f Es An E 1 5 t H f,'w.- Q-cf U, w 2 QI? ifjwqv L-f 4 ,, X . X U.. is it v.T?'A-it ' 4 r' i, A 1 'Q' X if i A l . ki Qrcr L 6 i lg 9 i The purpose of the Inter-Fraternity Council is to co-ordinate, control, and direct the activities of the fraternities in order that they may become a more integral part of the college. Under the leadership of its advisor Nlr. Earl Pratt, and its President Henry Kirchner, the council directs activities which are supported by three fraternities acting as a unit. These activities include com- munity drives, foreign student program, bloodmobile, leadership conference and scholarship cup competition. Along a more social line their activities include Hellenic Sing, Hellenic Weekend and tri-fraternity parties. ed the air , ,I 'ondeffll year 'Wm l0 renew 'Til - . .lolsol WS Oren wide A a - lllllp Day NYS. watch our! TW- . .Spring bums are ii 1255. . .Mov- :oo quickly. .. imors . . .who aritolade. 3 ROW 1: J. Shore, S. Kaye, J. Freeman, J. Lackowitz, P. Levenson, V. Kirschbaum, L. Berthenthal. ROW 2: B. Hollis, S. Wahl, J. Gelberg, S. Stitz, J. Hertz. r l l l l ROW 1: D. Simon, N. Lustig, N. Goldfarb, S. Zahn, D. Brechman. ROW 2: E. Lauffer, S. Goldsmith, S. Feder, M. Kerner, L. Kohn, M. Tepper. ROW 3: S. Rind, M. Ratish, N. Gold, J. Miller, F. Rader, K. Rosen, B. Hershfield, E. Zucker. i . Alpha Delta Delta l l i 55' iq-l ' Q' . f'f'7' 'I g 3, Y V 1i1..,,,-Q---F - hilt?-ggy -- . l 4' H ' Z. . llunnr- in - ' :fi u-' - - .- 1? lllllllT:lg. '4 F-an -EIQ T -21 2- +5 .ffria in - , ,.-,?E,Eggiiiiii.l::?E:5 X ' 1 git? Q i'1'Yx.' 152:15 2 'f L Q , - lg-H M13 xi , ' E ' I .... fVN l'.7. i.......,. - ' iii.:-f'il'iL,lA, -fiiilluuriu-ur i In 11 55 l ' - :lf ff l -.i.'g ' f'-nf ' Colored light shone as music filled the air . . . A.D.'s Block Dance begins another wonderful year . . . Homecoming . . . many alums return to renew old memories . . . Tri-A Skating Party . . . lots of fun and a few bruised knees . . . doors open wide for frosh parties and faculty tea . . . Twirp Day . . . now the girls take over . . . boys, watch out! . . . rushing brings in a great new crew. . . Spring at last!! . . . sunbathing and sunburns are in . . . A.D. Weekend . . . a great success . . . lVlov- ing Up Day and Graduation arrive too quickly . . . we bid a sad good-bye to our Seniors . . . who promise to return when memories start to fade. ROW 1: S. Gross, L. Wabnik, E. Rosenblum. ROW 2: R. Klein, J. Samuels, T. Bank, M. Rogoff, E. Meyerson, M. Pisk, C. Sornstein. ROW 3: L. Merel, P. Eisner, E. Kaplan, J. Granby, K. Semel, A. Natov, C. Goldberg. ABSENT: L. Polley, B. Cohen, J. Osher, S. Lewis, L. Berkowitz. . H:r J . . W 'if f .P , ff. - .UZ-L' . Q. ' C2 v-Av I I ' ' ,,. l ROW 1: J. Kirschbaw S. Still, l. 9 . M-i v Erculld th , . ff f 5' :F A u v ' A 'IH I fe I ,jf f 'Q A .74 V B lv M121 . V. fx , J. gf -4' I F! Ullglm ,I V Qi E j f 'T f ' X ' ' M We AE ling ,f f r . , l - t f 1 - .3 ,, ill r In .mo Elhlell, J neliml A . 1 E wen h0USe xl Usllers Ciler f P IH msboli .I he ski slopes lr-. , J r '-The 'llw 'S at Bela 'w:w4ng.Up Day 'L Sf .. I 5UCC9SSlul 5' A . . ' ' i 1. ,- f usa- . Q Q l m... 5 -5.-.7 l -fav 5? 'rrirr ,Fr Q' --1.1 .Q ..5f, EE ' .fun V E I D F n I r Y 9 P P F 'J i E i I ROW 1: L. Merrian, G. Yakel, S. McDonald, S. Feldman. ROW 2: E. Kipling, A. Zaccari, K. Olsen, R. Gerimia, F. Betens, T. Decker, P. Armata, S. Cook, N. McNett. ROW'3: L. Sterns, L. Fisher, P. Young, B. Stern, M. Tucceri, K. Hildreth, L. Diamond, S. Smith, B. MacFarland, K. Keating, K. Doering, K. O'Rourke, S. Matchalat. 'C if M ,J . 2.5 754 c' J 'iei ROW 1: J. Boyan, M. Gerbract, P. Panella, J. Carlessimo. ROW 2: L. Blackner, B. Paton, P. Serrota, J. Berkowitz, B. Dinapoli, L. Allen, S. Pelligrino, S. Rohan, L. O'Helr. ROW 3: l. Karlsons, P. Sanfillipo, G. Wise, L. Barnes, S. Bogart, L. McCabe, H. Magnuson, S. Harwood, M. Lakowitz, B. Booth, S. Roberts, O. Ponsolle. Alpha Sigma N ,ff A warm welcome extended to all around the fires of Alpha Sig's Marshmallow Roast . . . Bungling Bowhng aHracts quiHer beHesH .. . Hve AE Hnak ists bring us another lovely Beta Queen . . . Rusty skate keys and nose phJgs rennnd us of ahnehc feats with sister sororities . . . Much monkeying around at AEJWE Janw Ses9on .. . Open house caroling, traditional AE holiday spirit ushers in the Christmas season . . . Second semester finds both sisters and versatile pledge class on the ski slopes .. . Many chucmes and mdden punches at Bew Frolics . . . Excitement at Sing and Moving-Up Day . . . Alpha Sig Weekend bring another successful year to a close . . . Graduation farewell but never A -6 good-bye. 1 .1 4- . , - 'Hi' . ' ...- f lu mm Ill ...--: .-is ff .df,fg'i i3::, A 7 'f 4 D-':9'i:-rv . . H awaii a ae 'l Z1f-'ES -i.iiiR'lll1i.ii.i , , E. Audet, President: J. E. Boyan, Vice President: P. Muller, Rec. Secretary, J. Mumaw, Corr. Secretaryg C. Allan, Treas- urer, Mother Ogle. X ,' f V . .f i, ,P H f 1:33 ' ,. 4 X 8 ROW 1: N. Waite, K. Grant, A. Hogan, T. Hebdon. ROW 2: J. Mumaw, S. Martin, A. Myers, E. Audet, P. Muller, M. Newmark, J. Stone, D. Gardiner, S. Gransky, F. Greenberg, M. Stephens. ROW 3: C. Burmann, M. Maloney, C. Cameron, P. Quinn, R. Payst, H. Gritman C. Burman, J. Cunningham, C. Saldicco, M. Burton, J. Locascio, S. Harriman. 1 108 Fmmwm mmmm ml - - . cider 'mMWg ifmhankggii. neltafulm H NHM WTI-..iioid Meshelploi Dddmn mmmmm H BMM Timmm ny 92661 5- M' me.-I L Cubeuol ROW 1: M. Ruppert, L. Dempewolff, J. Ebtinger, D. Hill, P Broderick. ROW 2: S. Pierson, K. Shaerer, G. Read, D Gomer. ROW 3: G. Hodges, J. Brommer. ROW 4: C. Strilks E. Simmons, P. Farrell. ROW 5: R. Untervveiser, B. Shipler, J. Helmich. ROW 6: S. Demong, S. Schneider. ROW 7: B Moyer, P. Downs. 5, Cumii J- V15 42? ROW 1: V. Urshel, H. Carroll, B. Burfeindt, A. Sebastiano, G. Harford, M. Jeffalone. ROW 2: N. Lyons, J. Pitt, S. Clark, M. Falso, P. Dunham, S. Harendza, M. Witchie. ROW 3: N. Urshel, D. Garrett, S. Komar, J. Rogers, M. Davis, E. Beatty, D. Metke, P. Long, C. Schmidt, K. Lopez, K. Kane, Nl- Strebel, B. Rech, P. Collins. Arethusa l llll -x Q. , l i i ROW 1: J. Trobridge, Vice President, Mother Lowell, M. Johnson, President. ROW 2: A. DeCamillo, Corr. R' rt, Treasurer, J. Dubenitz, Rec. Secretary, M. else Secretary. . ' Q? 1-ivy Iii . - 'fl ,.. . se f Swv- fa -.lall..z ..-----.arilllnix ' ,-.2-if-s?s F.'lI:lls .sf zfivfiwt IE' E .v ff 55522.-'f.yum'l.Ef421fEg: i- f 2 'T 'Q-'ii3'Li52Q9'P!5i,i 5 EQIP? lf' - 41' -f' ' . D Arethusa sisters return to the ol' grind . . . Fall activities highlighted by successful pizza party-jam session . . . Hellenic Halloween party . . . cider and doughnuts in abundance . . . Tri A skating party . . . Christmas spirit mounts after Thanksgiv- ing . . . Sounds of carols fill the night air . . . no time to rest . . . Rushing and open house . . . the lovely voices of Cook and crew entertain . . . word for pledge class-fantastic . . . Rushees help for Winter Carnival . . . Sing practice at all hours . . . Spring Weekend . . . Year draws to a close with Graduation and treasured memories of Are- thusa. ROW 1: J. Sheridan, D. Dagnall, P. Kemmerer, L. Taylor, J. Dubenitz. ROW 2: M. Johnson, M. Thatcher, A. DiCamillo, P. Vassia, M. Reisert, J. Cook, E. Viola, C. DiMotta. ROW 3: C. Radtke, C. McCracken, D. Cubello, S. Doremus, J. Trobridge, N. Kelly, J. Poissant, M. Whiting, C. Curtis, J. Roos. a 02' if N I I , L 110 - I , ROW 1: ll. Broderick. l Gomer. R0l E. Simmonl 1. Helmich Moyer, P. l s :fx 1252- . 1 'W' aaa R . . . . if QQ: 3 ROW 1: E. Bargfrede, S. Kurnick, R. Davidson, K. Swanson. ROW 2: L. Graham, J. Hawkins, J. Fenster, B. Plumstead, C. Stathus, C. Storch. arg-1 ml! parts ESSES- l. . . lollege lcome laurel ity as ll new ishing inates 'a sad ROW 1: B. Garod, B. Kellner, l. Rubin, B. Wolfe. ROW 2: J. Rokeach, S. Witko, B. Peck, B. Zabor. ROW 3: C. Soskin, A. Hasner, I. Pitts,oM. B. Dunford, D. Yani- telli, M. Salzman, E. Karpen, S. Chasin. . Chi Omega Epsllon v . -., . f - in l'-Ns: J 77 K. ' ' 1 ' f ' I' ' - 'QM . ,. It F ' '- - A-Y' f Y--v 1- ' 'Q fv,0'O'o'g'g'g'g'g'i3?-v F ' 123325 L F .Q 3 554' . ., .?:'!v2o2o:o!o:o:':'Z'Z'.v.6201-201.125go:e':g.:w-:i f ' -- '-Q G 0 A o.0.0..'.?ofo20Zv20:92Q2o:s1.'.0,Hg1'4fo,:,w:Q' ..ffffr-- ,-My .. M swf'-. , --Sli? -' , l -- g - ihrlf' 'S ify 'j .wg . Q 'isp ii 1- li ..x--' . . ' 1 L I ,4'-1355 . iii iw it it A F Q ii ii -5 ,. . ful I - . 13.53 -Q fsg ' 'F I-' 7 gf' lilv' F -I .- Il F J S Ml l fl, . ' ' H ir- I' ' ...I , ' ' 1 -ff ,7 F ' ti llll .i l . ll. l l , ' l - 1. ' .- -g. il Q-l :.' r - '. i 1. ki ,f A ,Kraeg -.ix1.,ll3mf!!llo,., A .A lil... lr- fl' Mic! ,igariilwl 1 I ' - . .3 A ' I ui :lg g - 'H 1 ,--4A1.'-, -:, ' Y , Y A .' 1E5 l,Si3-sr.f'4i2l!i let-'i'?' ilk:-P ity 'hqtgll - ' ' - lm g:5 ,..,.-- W ' -33: - AS D FA Q --Q :TJ - fl9 :'.. ' 'E' M '.5.:a,-.1f- ,.-- ' ' 'if'-.N .fit - -n , f-V '--'g-,i:!g::a,2-g.?:+- 1.,.f.aE::-w A ii N.. 2 2:5-A gv5::,:.m-I A 'C'-if 3 -':-is '- Summer ends, sisters return from various parts OW 1 J Fenster President' Miss Cox, House Mother. R : . , , ROW 2: L. Graham, House President: I. Rubin, Vice Presi- dent. ROW 3: K. Swanson, Rec. Secretary, B. Kellner, Corr. Secretaryg E. Bargfrede, Treasurer. f New York and Europe . . . ln between classes- o frosh parties, open house, and welcome alumni . . . Excitement increases as Chi Ep excels in College Bowl . . . We bid farewell to Miss Cox and welcome Nl ther Bigsby . . . Sisters don togas and laurel o wreaths to begin rushing . . . Frantic activity as Beta Frolics and Sing approach rapidly . . . A new twist to Faculty Reception-our Apple Polishing art Professor of the Year contest culminates p y. . . at Nloving Up Day . . . to our Senior Class-a sad farewell. 112 WH ll B. Gam ll l. Roleach, 3 Will Hasn lelli,M,5alm,an H N i l l w nlghties QU BET. Og PlCnic tspedally leon and Sl' againl, lists , U Jthef Bri ' Nu Sig. - FHCUlly l , I I r0Wl'led at 'n great S Prafilice l Weekend J Long but ROW 1: K. Krauser, D. Kilquist, P. Schoninger, L. Godbee, S. Berg, M. A Pelone, J. Jernigan, J. Mura, J. Chemin, S. Countryman. ROW 2: J. Halbig D. Prynn. ROW 3: F. Berbeglia, P. Regan, T. James, P. Zaleski, L. Stark, C. Campbell, S. Vrooman, P. Kofka, M. Hicks, P. Flynn, C. Accarino, S. Study, K. Murin, S. Sacco. allow. P- Gmm ner. ROW 31 5 C, Hauck D, Gorskllf 1 ROW 1: J. Hanson, M. Walker, J. Hanson, L. Woodward, D. Kerber, B. Francis, J. Cresibene, D. Mayer, C. Hosek, D. Schultz, S. Schraff, A. Miller. ROW 2: B. Black, L. Alfano, A. Cohen, B. Ellis, E. Kahn, J. Wadsworth, M. Majowski, D. Williams, L. Morris, J. Bergan, Cogswell, P. Reitano, M. Mollico, B. Wall, G. Kenny, D. Prior. ROW 3: P. Kienzle, D. Brodie, L. Deyle, K. Sakal, S. Egbert, J. Kryulko. Nu Sigma Chi l A l gh 'I R 4, lpn :- ' ' ' ATT f .521 lvl' Z' -- I ur, , 'l,:Jml'.!ml, Wfmfliiiiiullnujg ' - ' ' - 3?-1 Q. 1-.-97 ..-' at M -N X ROW 1: Mother Bentley, J. Jernigan, Presi- dent. ROW 2: T. James, Vice President: S. Voorman, Rec. Secretary: L. Godbee, Corr. Secretary, J. Mura, Treasurer. f ' E X l 4 1 Come As You Are . . . and we did in nighties, cold feet, and wet hair . . . Fun? YOU BET. Legends rock Nu Sig Date Party . . . Tri Sig Picnic unionized in the Confederate Room . . . Especially nice Parents Weekend with steak luncheon and coffee hour . . . and it was Back together again at Homecoming . . . 3 Beta Queen finalists , , I ent Young comes to dinner . . . Mother B ...Queen for the Day on her birthday . . . Nu Sig- Alpha Sig Jam Session was fantastic . . . Faculty and children entertained at Christmas Tea . . , NE 8 serenades . . . Handsome Ugly Man crowned at basketball game . . . Rushing brings in great pledges from Around the World . . . Sing Practice keeps us busy in the Spring . . . Sorority Weekend . . . Wow! . . . Senior Farewell . . . So Long but not good-bye. Presid ROW 1: P. Mangold, R. Pol, G. Johnson, S. Kepler, D. Goodfellow, P. Grum- mer, A. Athans, S. Martin, J. Paul, M. Winn, A. Bally, J. Sadler. ROW 3: S Webster, G. Mastrodonato, V. Chappee, E. Norton, J. Hungerford, C. Hauck ' ' ' h D. Gorsky, N S. Smith, O. Morgan, L. Dnlg, S. Pappalardo, J. Mladnic , Projansky. 114 on and Dmed at ills inn - MlXErg 'f Elle lelt mlllg fe, lS9lliEr3 Trick or 5 the lag. gfiliy add hi Won, eta Frolics fixation in Racflllelle Bl annual - - -Good 'T'rr rpm P519 ne 9? hh I ROW 1: B. Martinelli, M. Ashworth, S. Hendrickson, N. Senzer, J. LeVeen. ROW 2: A. Allen, T. Bruno, D. Schneider, M. Egdorf, T. Ladutsky, B. Hamm. ROW 3: P. Havens, N. Bernard, G. Avans, M. DeJuIio, H. Telclaw, L. Kingsley, C. Willis. momef Halma Allen. ROW 1: J. Jawett, J. Rowlands, L. Eskin, B. Bristol, B. Lambert, Levine, C. Wolfman, B. Evans, C. Mishkin. ROW 2: P. Robinson, D. Eichlef C Buffa, P. Thompson, P. Cynkus, J. Johnson, A. Arena, M. Nitti. . -. .V f-1..,','-ago' ,. ' :Wi 41 gg, 5 914 W- no if ' V1 A ' J 'uni ff - .V -i, H-6,9-f ffaff 'Z . , X. fr fff fwif., . f. 'Ur 11141, I 4 f ,Q , W 535 f Qi va f ' Q ,Q f 4 'f .W ' ' 'if ff. 4 ffjr ' ff' f ff ' f WZ! ff '4 I ' f, 3' X ff! ,f 4 ' f 4 wif ' ' Ly f 4 . I '...f, 2z lf U 5 , U I vf, ,, 2 aff, H Y ' ,51-Q6 1 'ff' pdf, , ,f ' ' ,- M Agf If QM! ,I . V, 151542, 1 V .ni .Ai 'I , , . -,WY X ff. 3 .Muff . -f 1,2 ' ' , F 4 K, Sigma Delta Phi Sisters Fall into Action with orientation and welcome back picnic . . . Frosh are welcomed at parties and informal gatherings . . . Parents visit daughters in typical Cortland weather . . . Mixers mean fun on campus . . . and oh . . . We are left High and Dry Without You but Homecoming re. turns familiar faces . . . Picnic get togethers with other sororities . . . Halloween Trick or Treat fun . . . The holiday season brings the fag. xp 5, A Q, X ulty to teal. . . Caroling and decorating partly add :L W spirit and ioy . . . Rushees come to .Sig Phi 'Won- i QL' R derland . . . New hands take part in Beta Frolics fr-X--45 :,..:.,Ex and Sing Cup Competition . . . relaxation in ' v - B f? Florida for some lucky sisters . . . Racquette xSg. sg:!llg ' B Lake camp out . . . Tribute to seniors at annual ll 5 . ,EQ banquet . . . Good-bye until next year . . . Good 'I ,, 1, 'fell a A luck to new teachers and brides-to-be. nn mi: yiirii A E' ff' E?-ff. ?F5'1.1a:---lui . i'tt 'i7 i3' 'f? f ' i'T5R'5f. P ' gl - TQ Ll A 'F igf-,ze-.' eg '-,Ei V 4' 'T ,J ,, ifii?-.'! ' Row 1: A. Kane, L. Van Wagner, Mother Haynes' V' O'Connor, D. Eichler, S. Rodick, A. Allen- ROW 1: B. Elliot, R. Stevens, L. Wechsler, G. Fendlay, J. Kanalley. ROW 2: S. Rodick, P. Smith, V. O'Connor, B. Stapleton, L. Van Wagner, A. Kane, C. Cohen. 116 3 A. Hull, rss, Social nati, Corr. by a new a not-too complete a House 'ought the , Fashion . Rushing ar Carnival luring long llloving Up ricnics and to a close 5 sisters ol ROW 1: E. Pinegar, M. Winship, B. Gardner, M. Solnica, T. Helgren, C. Buggs, J. Dwyer. ROW 2: D. Ciluffo, L. Buchwald, J. Strange, K. Pasco, A. Schapiro, S. Pratt, R. Harpur, C. Martindale. ROW 3: D. Morgese, C. Zuba, J. Pritchard, J. Scanziani, L. Miello, C. Johnson S. Kinz, A. Dourdounas, Mary Lewis, J. Hartung, J. Olson, S. Benjamin, P. Coleman, C Cooke, P. Bowe, J. Stickles, E. Haff. ROW 1: J. Carmia, P. Alercio, C. Smyth, D. Truesdell, E. Green, M. Mooshie. ROW 2: S. Darling, M. A. Signorile, R. Pollack, S. Renos, M. Phillips, J. Bracie, J. Carbone. ROW 3: M. Murphy, D. Pifer, L. Waterman, A. Reis, C. Cardone, A. Silverstein, D. Powers, C. Olwert, P. Mass, D. Powers, L. Riley. Sigma Rho Sigma r I' BEA? K 5 V S12 , 1 ROW 1: K. Vandermel, Treasurer: Mother Butler, A. Hull, Vice President, S. Whitman, President: E. Strauss, Social Chairman. ROW 2: R. Fischer, Historian, J. Beninati, Corr. Secretary, L. Snyder, Rec. Secretary. Sig Rho's were greeted in September by a new House Mother . . . Mrs. Butler . . . and a not-too- renovated house . . . renovations finally complete . . . chaos turned to order as sisters held a House warming . . . Homecoming Weekend brought the float trophy to 15 Prospect Terrace . . . Fashion Show highlights Parents Weekend . . . Rushing . . . Beta Frolics . . . parties . . .Winter Carnival and Greek Games keep sisters occupied during long winter months . . . Hellenic Sing and Moving Up Day usher in spring . . . sisters enjoy picnics and Sig Rho Weekend . . . 1964-65 comes to a close . . . eventful and significant year for the sisters of Sigma Rho Sigma. I i ROW 1' S Rider l Hodges A Patavino, E. Strauss, B. Pagels, G. St ebbins, S. Mann. ROW 2: R. Morey, E. Dennin, R. Fischer, C. A. Donato, C. Burigo, N. Weston, N. Robb, C. K hlb r er, D. Norkus, B. Battle, M. Blythe ROW 3' S Pavlakis, J. Beninati, P. Bills, P. o e g Merker, C. Mallett, N. Earl, S. Whitman, K. Myers, R. Hoffman, A. Hull, D. Gifford, S. Williams, l. Vents, K. Vandermel, K. Powers, L. Snyder. Q -QS ? 'fyg' Hr. ' sf gg . ., - -,f, 1 i , ' , L .L fW,' -if 5 L ' 'L hi, ,I WM, AX Q- . ' . . 'nl Qi' t.: I Z7 J i' wk r 5 V' 'P , W I i i Qi 1 , L TffN!'g.i i E :viii Ln' M- G0mer, W- ROW 23 C. Diethrich Ihairmang C Social Chair. ,,f, 1. . 4.-xg, .Q J 7 4, . . I, 5 J 4, - ROW 1: J. Handy, S. Olmstead, D. Caroline, M. Gomer, P. Jewitt, R. Papa, P. Pesek. ROW 2: D. Dietz, K. Rodney, S. Lee, C. Countryman, P. O'Grady, F. Jennings. ROW 3: B. L. Graves, L. Estell, G. Macy, B. Miller, P. Casey, P. Greene, L. Smith, J. Rink, R. Amann, M. Marty, L. Truby, P. McMullen, J. Horndrup, S. Chanson, W. Jones. f L WLTBQ ROW 1: B. Wolff, J. Webb, J. Van Bellen, J. i R iw i van Beiien, N. Poll. Row 2: B. Mulberry. M. i rrii L 7 L. DaviS, C. Dietrich. c. Bernhoft B- Yost, K- 2 ,L , , ,':' f L if Schwartz- 5 , i'A ..' ' f 5 1 L lrl ,.i. a L f 2 , 121 Theta Phi Doors are open as Thetas return for a wonderful year . . . Open House . . . Parents Weekend . . . Homecoming . . . keep sisters hopping . . . annual outing to Huntington Memorial Camp . . . accom- panied by snow and good fellowship . . . Turkey and trot and monkey and frug they did . . . Christ- mas Party . . . sisters fill the air with carols and their stockings with goodies . . . Thetas buy gifts for their adopted family . . . rushing climaxed by a won- derful pledge classes . . . On your mark, get set, go! . . . Theta Phi swim meet provides an entertaining and competitive evening for coeds . . . Sorority weekend and finally Moving Up Day . . . sisters bid Seniors a sad farewell and luck and happiness for the future. ROW 1: S. Weeden, D. Manrow, L. Betts, S. Deci, R. Slater. ROW 2: G. Carith, S. Suits, A. Adams, M. L. Biss, D. Richards. OT T . ny. KL 5 ills if R 1 3 Q V. o' 4 if -Q-5.59 --:. ': i, -5:31.-LL ,, -.X .6E1!,:5xx., Q4 rg m, .3 ,Qin s i -5-........1 Q.. C-'-:s4 X KYEXNSZ: - 7 57-'f T '.v, ! f' A 4,2539 I! - . . . E-,-Eg? -. r : : I- E. Q 1 1 l ll I i ' , 1 ,i r ' 1- f X- lllllllll L I ill-.L l iillllllll lllllllmiiiiiiilll ii I l I x i ' 1 1: ' -n ' lla, iiiiimi ll k'1:'F fx , .. E. 'iwfx V. -J, Q 1, 1 5,1 ikiL-,,:-f- A - -gjr., gf la.': -'zjfiir - - 1- A l 5 .4111 5Z.YQ,:.f'T ' - , , -J-,dn-ff, , ROW 1: M. O'Grady, Asst. Treasurer: M. Gomer Treasurer: J. Van Ballen, Rec. Secretary. ROW 2: Mother West, J. Rink, President. ROW 3: C. Diethrich Corr. Secretary: L. Smith, Asst. Social Chairman' C Bernhoft, Vice President: M. L. Davis, Social Chair. man. v 1 4 -1,..,,NiN ,,0..-uv-av I 9 eturn 'ning and dark ctory nkers ssion suc- , Beta s and 1 the ROW 1: J. Gentner, D. Marcy, A. Sturdy, K. Carnes, B. Schiller. ROW 2: A. Mallanda, G. Gnida, J. Brawner, H. Berger, B. Piner, G. Pechar, T. LaPuma. ABSENT: D. Bauer. aoljmf er, R' Wayeff ROW eeffiy' 123 ROW 1: F. Merz, J. Nicotera, J. Deluca, A. Garod, G. Ampagoomian. ROW 2: M. Lustic, A. Perna, P. Duda, D. Cameron, L. St. John. ROW 3: J. Perrott, B. Nocross, W. Dougherty, J. Amen, T. Brown, K. Svanson. ROW 4: J. Jackson, M. Ansbro, D. Lynch, J. Meehan, H. Kirchner, J. Koodin. Beta Phi Epsilon x i ' . ' l . xxli 7 ' 5 F-1. i' I - ! Gl n W -xl-!if i5.a W Wi' ' J ' ' - I . .. 4 T am 1 . f W ' F..-.J . qi ' 'tc li. ' J 7 1 '- W v 3 'Q X iv A . , 7- .l W 4 ix Li i 5 I fi ia-. - 'll 1' ' N ' . f J 'u':i:r'i l' xii ii 1. , . y i ll ii Ellf' . .. h W -vi--In In In 'W wh-i-T. .itlltl lr.. ,I il Q. asf'-'giywxlymw :i? Lrm'l !I,,4 :-xaxhiw' lilu':5gi'i2SFh, ' ' 'LL-L.e.-fc. ,, ,,, Liv' W' 'fd' ' M-iikvghlbv '-'lii!a-1 .w1u1l4 ,T I The smell of burning leaves heralded the return of Beta lVlen . . . athletes excel . . . Homecoming Weekend highlighted by swingin' jam session and returning alums . . . Beta men look sharp in dark suits as lovely Queen crowned . . . Beta directory came out at last . . .-again a campus sell out . . Holiday season crowded with parties and smokers . . . house filled to the rafters during lntersession Party . . . Rushing . . . Beta Frolics a great suc- cess . . . Greeks invade 36 Tompkins . . . Beta Weekend . . . a blast . . . picnics . . . parties and at last graduation . . . Seniors safe now in the wide, wide world. ROW G Gi fi, f.y.y..e.!. .. fl! i ROW 1: F. Merz, Vice President, G. Ampagoomian, Presi- if ,MH dent: Mother Velton, A. Garod, Treasurer. ROW 2: J. 'fliifiifiii Meehan, Social Chairman, J. Koodin, House President, J. Nicotera, Pledge Master. ROW 3: K. Svanson, Secretary. i f,'. Row 1: D. scniatter, R. Marquart, T. Rogan, R. Praziaso, G. Nlwumf J. Grace. ROW 2: L. Hawkins, R. Benn, J. Garcia, K. Fougmer' R- Th0mDson. ROW 3: R. Cambell, R. Haykes, R. Van Buren, T. MGYGJ2 A. Murphy, R. Michaels, R. McMurray, S. Volan, R. Robinson. RO 4: G. Martin, R. Page, J. Cooper, J. Shanley, R. Heintz, M. Leemy- ABSENT: A. Tepper. ROW 1 C Card R Kent L Parsons, E. Pakel, G. Conklin. ROW 2: N. Aubel T Seaman D Tanzi S Perry W Caren, H. Pritchard, R. Ereco. ROW 3: P. Vartuli, J Simmons S Caine W Fleet R Smithgall, J. Velsini, P. Bilzor, T. Sullivan, D. Skora, M Senall ROW 4 B Cox G Schumacher A Knauer, R. Dietz. ROW 1: D. Katt, D. Diorio, C. Wheeler, R Zaikowski. ROW 2: T. Seff, R. Scott, J Camelio, M. Gonroff. ROW 3: T. Kirkwood, J Locastro, W. Beal. ROW 4: P. Archbold, R Felser, M. Flaherty, E. Kazis, E. Marshall ROW 5: R. Speckman, E. Fehr, J. Holman ROW 6: D. Lepp, R. Hawkins, R. Stewart ROW 7: J. Gilroy, J. Hulbert. Delta Kappa Beta l l ATFTI IL I-1 5 1'1!ZD LZ'wZL. '7'lIl fi' i llllt l'llf .i. - .url x vb Q.. . J r' 1' ga' uw- 1- L - mv E m.i1I I ' eg: . I l--v-v-x f S , ' ' P f if sl-. 'Q 'i I ' 4 l .1 . .fire ee- , . 2. . -M A H317 .HM -ii ... f 2 . 1' E'l,g'450! D'f ':'1'1' l Iiiiiinlllllll lil , ................ A . ?',:,:,-1 1- li .. -.L :sir-Fillliiini l lfffmsl 1 . e : : ' 1 's f , iw:-ilk' :i .tri--::JT'Iy1?'1m -:funn ' A T7 me-H .. ?... 4+ Ji-15.23 -A ' - g f- K ic it-cf ,- DIKI returns and gets right in the Swing l l I ROW 1: R. Gregor, Treasurer: S. Caine, Vice Presi- Kappa's refreshment stand . . . where the gang meets at football games . . . Homecoming . . . a blast! . . . Fall Weekend . . . and more parties . . . close your eyes and you'll think you're in Italy . . . Kappa's spaghetti dinner . . . Kappa dogs in- vade campus as D.K. takes in another great pledge class . . . Vocal cords are exercised as brothers tune up for an outstanding Sing performance . . . Spring fever is contagious . . . picnics and parties are the only cure . . . Kappa Weekend . . . enjoyed by all . . . winding up another busy funfilled year , for the D.K. crew. dent: Mother Ford, R. Deitz, President. ROW 2: D. Katt, Rec. Secretary: T. Seaman, Social Chairman. ROW 3: B. Cox, House President. ROW 1: T. Nugent, J. Holman, H. Bosch, R. Gregor, R. Shortell, E. Harrington. ROW 2: P. Archbold, S. Woytowich, E. Fehr, A. Kohler, R. Uhorchak, R. Bauer. ROW 3: L. Smith, D. Getman, R. Stewart, T. Donnelly. ROW 4: E. Konopski, R. Gill, E. Cline, P. Berke. l l 1 mix l- . l XX i lil L il il i l ll Lili :xelrs S!!! af' 1- ill-- sih .4 men re. wore par. really did iecoming ers snow or skiing . also for rmonious ierfection sing per- nma guys Weekend iing fora F l YW sl ROW 1: L. Debel, G. Reevis, J. Mushock, G. Nickerson. ROW 2: B. Kam- bitz, E. Gola, B. Lewis, D. Pens, J. DeMaso, D. Vittor. ROW1 C Nedell N Fruscello M Kromer T Lloyd A Tel D Freis ROW 2 N Greenfield T Trapini R Schmick S Bush S Owens D ODell 127 1 in 1 1 i 1 - M. 1.45. - Gamma Tau Sigma ROW 1: C. Ledbeater, Treasurer: B. Motsko, Steward: H. Mummers, President: D. Rhuda, Vice President. ROW 2: J. DeMaso, Social Chairman: R. Pearson, House President: B. Pauline, Assistant House President: D. Pens, Assistant Treasurer: N. Greenfield, Rec. Secretary: R. Schmick, Corr. Secretary. ROW 1: J. Burtch, D. Thorton, B. Hayden, T. Swanson, B. Pauline, D. J. Newlands, A. Jessup. .-i7 -f ,v V . iff . 1,1 1.1. xi, With the coming of September, Gamma men re- turned to town . . . parties, parties and more par- ties . . . and classes too . . . Pizza Swing really did swing . . . Hellenic Weekend . . . Homecoming and more parties . . . Smokers . . . brothers snow interested rushees . . . snow also calls for skiing . . . Gamma takes off for the slopes . . . also for Florida for a change of climate . . . harmonious voices join in song as brothers strive for perfection . . . Gamma upholds tradition of excellent sing per- formance . . . Snow finally melts . . . Gamma guys and gals pack up for picnics . . . Gamma Weekend and White Rose Formal . . . a perfect ending for a wonderful year. Motsko, J. Baker, T. Boyuka, R. Klein. ROW 2: G. Barry, H. Mummers, B. Brown, D. Rhuda, R. Pearson, 1' .J I -..- 3:2 'Q'-wff, ': f ,L . R 'I A an 1: H A! Q Q x in sh S tx- E i X 6 x s i L.. 'fe .,l X H ' ,Agri vu 4, -' X A N, I 8 x X v A 0 X41 5- X ' Q 4 . s ,I f 3 V Q 1 x s! B Q ff! 'E it qx 1 's 5 - 5 W v l y. -1 All ! n r :ion uA??0ciati0'l Was m ' , Mens athletics ' mg fer the in. We Students, its all male T the college, the Associr. Students ' ot liftfftmittee, which 1ts and two tag. Ubeft Weber, Di. G Dr. Ellis ini. WY. are the rw, J served on this Committee areii in athletics, ap. ons for athlelir e annual awards nnual budget re- rend athletic poli- qc te- 53 El 50 13: he fee 1 Ay e Y .f ' te- V ' ' 1 4 . S. arta 5' , 'f,' Q' W ROW 1: D. Parsons, J. Schworm, J. Velsini, M. Senall, T. Sharp, T. Sullivan, T. La Puma ROW 2: L. St. John, L. Christolini, B. Knapp,'P. Vartuli, B. Dougherty, P. Duda, A. Morris, J. DeLuca, B. Norcross, J. Perrott. ROW 3: Robert Wallace, Coach: T. Nugent, S. Woytowich, D. Getman, J. Hurlbert, T. Duane, G. Gnida, B. Schiller, S. Vesley, J. Lo- Costro, G. Lewis, Robert Lewis, Assistant Athletic Director. ROW 4: M. Enderly, G. Martin r K. Foughnier, J. Hahn, D. Papa, R. Ruckdeschel, S. Kozenewski, B. Piner, J. Brawner, D. Speckman. ROW 5: Robert J. Weber, Head Coach: T. Hargreave, S. Duda, B. Lacour, R Page, E. Krawiecki, T. Mayer, J. Cooper, B. Thompson, D. Prezioso, Art Riedel, Coach I Roger I. Robinson, Head Coach. ROW 6: R. Burns, J. O'Kesson, J. Kelley, P. Warner, P. Lombardi, B. Brenan, R. Fawcett, B. Byers, L. Martin, Coach: H. Bellardini, Coach, A. Pisano, Coach. The Associated Press Wire Service called Cortland's 8-1 sea- son's record, the best in upstate New York for 1964. Was there a reason for the Red Dragons having such a record? After all, it was only Coach Roger Robinson's second year as head mentor. The reason, according to Robinson, was that the boys played good hard-nosed football. Coach Robinson wants it to be known that a good share of victory came from the students who turned out for the games. A good crowd that cheers their team along helps in the victories every time! Will the Red Dragons have another 8-1 record in 1965. All we can say is that we have the opportunity to sit back and enjoy the fine record until September 1, 1965-opening day for the '65 season. BOX SCORES Cortland 15 Alfred O 27 Trenton State 6 27 U. Bridgeport O 16 Ithaca O 30 C. W. Post 27 54 Brockport 8 41 Glassboro O 17 E. Stroudsburg 14 O Montclair 7 131 Varsity Football We Q '?xPC!4 an 'l Roger Robinson, Coach :L ri k L I 1 .ff . i dx. l rr. l 1? r,. Vt' IP' EL tag ' l a l .ef f f' '.r ROW 1: D. Cameron, D. Tanzi. ROW 2: J. Nicotera, S. Caine, G. Pechard, Dr. Weber, Red Letter Winners IVlen's Athletic Association The IVlen's Athletic Association was established in 1946 to organize and conduct a program of men's athletics for the purpose of providing for the in- terests and needs of the students. Its membership includes all male students and faculty members at the college. The governing body of the Associa- tion is the Executive Committee, which includes seven students and two fac- ulty members. Dr. Robert Weber, Di- rector of Athletics, and Dr. Ellis John- son, Professor of History, are the two faculty members who served on this year's committee. The duties of the Committee are to provide leadership in athletics, ap- prove recommendations for athletic awards, conduct the annual awards banquet, approve annual budget re- quests, and recommend athletic poli- cies and procedures. ROW 1: R. l. Robinson, L. Martin, F. Holloway. ROW 2: B. Knapp, B. Lalley, S. Caine, Dr. Weber. l30 .E iv 'Q' W EY' IYL' lu,- -v. 'Y fig 4 l vall- V357 V: 1:51 in hn- if A+! ' ia . 'rn' -' Q?- , 3.1-.. x',?:4.P' 2.355 ..-. ,WI 'x n an Nl Freshman Football ,fl i eg' V A . J ft , fi I A A J' .A A 1 f 4 1 rf' ff I. , 'N ,, ROW 1: A. Andre, B. Killmerman, D. Fleming, P. Contento, J. Wachtel, M. Selvanik, J. Hoover, D. Sechrist, D. Lervist, B. Williford, H. Cobes. ROW 2: R. Schultz, D. Prince, V. Sherwood, M. Glenz, T. Johnson, R. Church, D. Hill, D. Lassor, H. Blanc, J. Close, L. Harland. ROW 3: B. Wallace, BOX SCORES Cortland 6 lVlanlius 35 26 Ithaca 2 22 St. Lawrence 6 36 Hamilton O 36 Alfred 41 54 Brockport 14 It always seems that of all the sports that is the hardest to predict, it is freshman football. A group of new students trying out for their first inter-colle- giate sport, poses a big problem each fall. Freshman coach Larry lVlartin, however, always produces a team that can be fielded with the best. This past fall, the baby dragons posted a 4-2 record. The first game found the cadets of Manlius invading the baby dragons' den. lt was a bad day for the Cortland yearlings, as lVlanlius went home the victor by a score of 35-6. The next three games Cortland came out on top. The next-to-last game, Cortland travelled to Alfred only to come out on the short end of the stick by a score of 41-36. The baby dragons climaxed their season by trouncing the Golden Ea- gles of Brockport by a score of 54-14. I l Q V 'Tal '1 'lz ,H ri.. -11 f- X Y, x X X. ,1..-, L- - F. Zappia, S. Klumppi, D. Farley, B. Carpenter, D. Puffer, K. Fasaro, R. Verkey, J. Knapp, K. Hetterick. ROW 4: C. Foster, Q. Brown, B. DeSorbe, D. Ameigh, A. Joseph, V. DeFeu, R. Rowcroft, T. Cutler. ROW 5: Mr. Reidel, C. Bittnaro, D. Lynch, G. Faier, B. Seibert, R. Stanton, J. Trapinn, F. Merz. - TK if R-it 'K .Vit 135 Freshman Soccer Cortland 6 1 O 3 2 1 1 4 2 BOX SCORES Oswego Ithaca Hamilton Buffalo Colgate Cornell Brockport Hobart RPI 134 ' -.,. L5 ..... li' 5, 1 .FW .4 -K ,- - .t' 1, Q .. V,-c 4A 5 'Fir' - .. 'L .f,, ' , 'fi' ' gag' v-f.. ,5 1 -A L '-5:1-Q' Q-17-41 Wg4.-,Loi -- , lg'-' 7 . A .,i ,35q 'in P1 -'pl ,. ,r- ' ,1 Vvfz- v'.r Q- , 11 , ' M' -f1,g.f.vx.tf'fI ,.-, in I , I Q ., ,..,.. 1 m, . pg.,-I' . ' ' 'Q' ,r -,Mui 'ual A vY.f,fV .1.::-el' -'v. 5 w,L'L c I ,I nj , 1... :fi 2,4 f, .1 far ' F, . ...K r. -w 1' f.,,,,,'-..:, , . ,N ,-L, . 4 ' g wrftfgf 'f ' , . 1 -'if .x 5 '.YTY'+d'-F1?L'A . -Jjlyiy. A ' 't' .- gl 1, 1 H. ,': ' 'Y u V, 5,-'R Q, ,i'A.L.,':5,:' it fl. 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Ura, U ',,. h ' ' 'f' , K A .ll '.,'.' .- J ly- . an .- 'V' an '7 ',s-s ' -- KA Y' In '- V-,.,1- :,gQ., .. '- ' ,137 4 1' S ff' .. .'lf-'Ds-f asm.. 4, x 'Q NM Q , . l GG I Ae 5. Lag pug flag. I - - -1 J' fe. as 1 . gswrt- hge114,l 1 ,ESX 41,x.fS--45 if if till X0 14 Q 14 SQ L44 1 'Qi I ,555 KL4 Sax Z4 1' ROW 1: A. Perna, S. Wagn, G. Martin, T. Brown, D. Tanzi, R. Cohen, G. Schoonmaker. ROW 2: H. Collins, D. Maloney, S. Caine, T. Seamen, P. Rose, B. Miller, D. Eddy. ROW 3: P. Bilzor, D. Stratton, J. Amen, S. Mechanic, G. Gentner, H. Kirchner, F. Woods, Fresh- il4 5 44 9 '5 5 'K Q H P 44 man Coach. ROW 4: J. Ryder, W. Woodruff, R. Mc- Murray, D. Schletter, L. Johnson, J. Grace, R. Benn. ROW 5: T. Fred Holloway, Coach, Pete Rounsville, Manager: B. Cox, M. Conover, R. Joseph, R. Dietz, T. Prevet, C. Thompson. A 101 1 record is one that any coach can be proud to have, to say the least. Coach F. T. Prof. Holloway is that lucky coach, for his fine work with the 1964 varsity soccer team. The season started out with two wins-Potsdam 9-O and Cornell 7-3. The only loss came in the third game as the red mules lost to the bombers of Ithaca College 2-6. Then it was 8 straight wins. Following the regular season, Holloway received a call from the NCAA, informing him that Cortland was selected to participate in the Regional Play-offs. Then the word came that everybody was waiting for -the Black Knights of West Point would come to Cortland to tangle with the red mules. The game was one that no one will forget for many years. The final score was Cortland 3 Army 3. Any other day it would end as a tie game, but ac- cording to NCAA play-off rules someone had to come out a winner. Army did by one corner kick. Cortland once again captured the State University of New York Athletic Conference with a conference record of 6-O. V 3 BOX SCORES , Cortland 9 Potsdam 7 Cornell 2 Ithaca 5 Geneseo 4 Oswego 5 Buffalo State 3 Brockport 5 Plattsburgh 6 Hobart 4 Hamilton 3 RPI 3 Army l v l 4 . F. ,,,. l, P ld in . l .2 . . l , ' A4, ' is-.I l' I' . . 'l 14' AL' li-1. V rf, -7?-Z. UQWN gui ,Quik-fn: 5 . pw .,,.. ,, v lg,.,,!.', F' 1' f . f T '- r 4 4 4 l, 5.1, A , ag V A . ink 'rg , if iv Gymnastics ROW 1: G. Cvadrato. ROW 2: M. Missere, J. Gilbert, L. Weissman, T. Abrahamson D Good, D. Zarkowski, B. Kennedy, A. Pisano, Coach. , - -.Q . qw 1964-1965 RESULTS Cortland 48 Queens 51 ithaca 38 Merchant Marine 52 Ithaca 36 U. Conn. 131f2 Slippery Rock Syr. 35112 West Chester 138 56 53 64 52 80 24 58 6O1f2 Mil K 1 XX i Q O' Freshman Basketball The freshman hoopsters ended their season with an 8-8 record. Coach Robert Wallace had his doubts in regard to a .500 season, When his boys had a 4-7 slate with 5 games remaining. Wallace changed his line-up and won four of the last five games, ending the season with 8-8. BOX SCORES Cortland 50 LelVloyne 71 55 Buffalo 83 90 Fredonia 77 68 Alfred 78 68 Ithaca 64 87 Oneonta 65 69 LelVloyne 80 65 Oswego 61 68 New Paltz 78 55 Ithaca 79 76 Cornell QOTD 81 97 Plattsburgh 81 61 Potsdam 51 90 Auburn 81 68 Brockport 58 55 Oswego 63 ROW 1: B. Aewort, J. Abbott, P. Parker, G. Howe, T. Caskill, P. Richards. ROW 2:'B. Wallace, Coach, J. Turtle, R. Eerkey, B. Carman, B. Sheehan, T. Cooper, L. Mott, Assist- ant Coach. 4'7ff7'- 'PF . . I w I .'l 1 u . 5 A l 1 1, f xi.. .. 2: ROW 1: D. Heffron, M. Ansbro, A. Jessup, B. Cleveland, P. Swanson, G- Kl'l0PSkl- ROW ' ' G. Gentner, T. Morrisey, G. Campbell, B. Lewis, J. R. Hildreth, P. Fernandez, L. Hawkins, Jones, R. Latimer, B. Hartley, B. Williams, Coach. Varsity Coach R. H. QBarneyJ Williams' hoopsters ended their season with an over-all record of 8-11 and a 5- 4 record in the SUNYAC. Pat Swanson, a senior from Saratoga Springs ended the season with point average honors with 13.6 per game. Following close behind Swanson were Bob Cleveland, a senior from Corning with 12.5 per game and George Knopski, a junior from Hudson putting in 11.3 a game. In the rebound column, Cleveland was high man with 196 rebounds-10.3 a game, followed by Knopski who pulled down 6.4 a game. Co-captains for the 1965-66 team were an- nounced and congratulations go to Dick Hetfron from Groton, N. Y. and George Knopski from Hud- son, N. Y. BOX SCORES Cortland 59 LelVloyne 77 62 Buffalo 77 81 Fredonia 74 84 Alfred 104 79 lthaca 63 71 Oneonta 55 48 LelVloyne 80 68 Albany 69 46 Siena COTJ 47 69 Oswego 77 81 New Paltz 75 72 Ithaca 65 88 Geneseo 64 62 Adelphi 71 101 St. Lawrence 83 74 Plattsburgh 97 41 Potsdam 68 80 Brockport 63 68 Oswego 82 Basketball i. O . .,,. .. f- -Q- - Z ,xxykx .5 1 X I , f-N ix Q ,lmlf X g an if 1 2132 W' 4 -xx . if 1 ' m 6 140 ' ,xyj-N0.I'p 5 MAA?-T. '4- Q ' -,--mf. . x, - if .A-W .M 5 , .-.-. V It ROW 1: G. Dubois, B. Bauer, J. Wachtel, D. Parmenter, D. Penny. ROW 2: D. Pnezioso, S. Coapman, L. Harland, G. Sabey, M. Malan, D. Bundy, B. Desanio, Mr. D. Miller, Coach. The Freshman wrestling team was the only winter sport to post a winning season. Their record was 5-4-1 mxeaa ' Freshrnan VVresthnQ Cortland 16 Colgate 16 26 RIT 10 24 Brockport 13 14 Oswego 24 26 Ithaca 8 16 Alfred 18 18 U. of Buffalo 16 23 Syracuse 3 ROW 1: B. Robison, B. Fleury, C. Allerdice, R. Hellman. ROW 2: B. Hershey, Advisor: G Collins, B. Fairbanks, Captain: B. Vitalius, D. Willa, G. Knapp. ABSENT: T. Curn, Advisor 1 i . Mit SkiTeani 1 2 f-Q ROW 1: B. Mueller, W. Brooks D Prato A Sosa P Rose F Merz ROW 2 D Vechatto R. Wallace, T. Norcross, R. Pearson T Hargreaves G Baker D Connors D Miller Coach Varsity Wrestling Coach lVliIler's grapplers finished the season with a 5-5 record and placed second in the SUNYAC Tourna- ment. A run down of the season finds: Cortland 21 Oneonta 12 15 RIT 20 20 Brockport 13 12 Oswego 33 18 Ithaca 21 14 C. W. Post 13 28 Alfred 18 SUNYAC Tourney-2nd 11 U. of Buffalo 16 2 Syracuse 27 5 f J 'IB X A .ima ' 6 :WA 4 i 1 'f' 1' v 1 1 13- :s3.s-+'f, U A :Wf- h.-. 3,-,. . 'hh ,, + s 3 . 1 ' --Q... , -:iQ:,. X 'I- -..ET?Piu.j- + -fe- 145 ,qn in-.ev ,Y ,,.,. ., ., .-fgfre' ' aff' f,1f'?:gg4 , v .fb 51 fu Q If - ' 3 .gg ' f- ,W E., . 7, qw! .1 Lggfgk ,.. 5nW', m..5.-9 N 3- ng... . -.Q Sh 'KA iyiurhy,P. ROW 1: Costell, Coach, J. Johnson, P. Cahill, B. Politman, R. c mic , . p Speier, G. Sullivan. ROW 2: J. Marshall, D. Tanzi, D. Marcquart, B. Allen, R. Michaels, G. Seaman, B. McMurray, J. Grant. Varsity Swimming 1964-1965 RESULTS Cortland 27 Oneonta 68 38 St. Bonaventure 57 60 Oswego 35 53 Buffalo State 42 35 Syracuse 50 27 U. of Buffalo 69 40 Brockport 55 49 Geneseo 45 29 RPI 66 62 Hamilton 33 SU NYAC Meet, Second First year swimming coach Dave Costill guided his aquamen to a 4-6 season. The bright spot of the season was sophomore Bob McMurray of Hamburg, N. Y. Bob set nine new rec- ords--5 pool, 3 school, and one con- ference. Bob and senior Dave Tanzi were selected to participate in the NCAA College Division Swimming Championships in Illinois this past year. 4 ' iw!- fs:-f-if N' -P. . gg . .- - E 1-' ..' 'QW A! , IM in N552 if 3 ,mf 1 N , 5 1' 5. .y A X 4: B. en, M. nprii 17 20 May 1 5 15 18 20 4-X, ' My If :T .Hu ' 7:31-gl' 4 5 . , ,l . . f v , 15 , ' l ' 'r 'Q A' 'Y - v , A - .f- .fH... 1 f .,, Htl, A ,,,, -f' Z.. --nv I 5 Q5. , w-'., ... 'sal -., ' ,' ' . , S , I 1-4 'ff , I , at Q f .-anfff' '- ' ' ' Q-111 5 J 'f h .u ,:,,.1.. j, gr- J, .- -' .H ',,-. . -J ,L-.M., ,. , , ..,,. ',1.',A,,, . ff , -. -1- , f I, 5 5, ,L fl, '. at Vfztvs I , V 1. A L fray,-.5j ,J,Tt,'., Auf-M , 4 1 5.1, I , N.: -'N L -l eff, 1 Q-.. .A V . 4 . . X.. ,,....4' A . ,F 4- r Q., V - :t ft,-. 5' uw Aug' sup. C . 1, 4 - ' Y .: L, .-..-V C QL-I gg- '11,-'rf' lj ,f ' . '. , 1 ,ep ... A .. . '. , q- f,-'-?,.,x D4 -. 4 , x--' 4 A, F. 4' -M. I . .au-,b ..AX- 'H 1 .-. 1 . ' ' g A ' . 34- -, . , ,-- 7. . ' ., . ff- v- ,.., V. A -f -. 1, ,., H, X .. .. nv ' --ef ' ,FTW XJYQ'-gm 45. v.O.Q ,r ,iff n ps, .,,,,.,,, -f ff 'f' .44-Q ,-.f,.L, ..1,,:4A 5 be A - .4 1- .4 .fy . .- , I ,...N '90-wr-J, , ' - . r 1' .4 . , ., . , -.-D S.. . X I I. -1- .- . Q 1 ' alas. u- 4 ' '-JM-grid' '1 - -,.,' sl , , argl! 'A' V,-fl. P f ' Dfw: 121,91 A f-I-nl ,,-4' - ...I Q11 7,4 . 1 I I ' - 7 , 'Y f', :u 7 J '31, . -.1 1 .. -, ....,,. ,,.. . 1 1. . . ,L tn IAM, ,.. gl? ,f .' -J .J 1 f 4 .. f.vv Alf- b ,JQQQOA-' V ',f',-N-'.k,.vA ., -, , , 4 E,-Aff! 'i' ink' .4 ' -,,,, - x n 4 ,J -- -1 147 f ' .- ,f w 'X t 5 14. 'Q 1 'ii2fi'g 1297:-.. , :-rw' a ROW 1: D. Johnson, R. Stewart, J. Silvey, J. King, S. J. Fetter, A. Henry, G. Fehr, J. Moore. ROW 4: B. Jamieson, J. Warren. ROW 2: T. Seaman, G. Ampa- Tomik, Coach: D- S2mlTl0fl, T- LBPUITIG. J- Amen, Nl- goomian, L. Shields, T. Boyuka, P. Lombardi, M. Romeo, T. Sullivan, C. George,J. Pelcher. Senall. ROW 3: M. Tomasso, H. Kirchner, R. Sutton, Varsity La Crosse The lacrosse team which posted a 6- 1965 SCHEDULE 3 record played their first four games 2151- Lawrence on the road and end the season with af Adelphi four home contests. Coach Pisano, who at Hobart is taking over the duties as head men- af RP' tor, made no predictions as to the out- C- W- Post come of the season, but told the candi- Hamilton dates that Cortland teams are known Union as running teams and lacrosse was no Syracuse exception. April 17 20 May 1 5 7 15 18 20 l I i l . Bball the 1955 'ed 371195 are S' Cmlalld ig Red Dlagons, on Wltll H non. lwrence. Other Such eamem HEDULE li faffemny i I R0 well. ill' llay l X ' K V H 2: ' S ip - X lor an ,ff 7 v , , X S T ' K W lv w C . 1L '. f 5 , X3 ! iQXSty.,'ffgf,X IQXEBQ 14? , xhhrl N A .,:b W A iflx ihfgx sy I '-ll Ltixrg K L . ' ,ly f M y I, w 37 a' st: 'A 5. .. -. if - . ,.L, .Q .?l fi ' ,, 1 s.h.ssQ1?, L 4 ffg',, Si, , fi' ,- .- . w f .4fff14s:'ggWae, ',f ,.,5'1'wS' Coach Woods will once again mentor the yearling baseball team. Last year was the first for the all freshman team. This was due to the fact the male enrollment at Cortland increased and an all freshman squad was re- quired. lt did not seem to hinder the frosh in 1964, as they compiled a 10-1 record. 1965 SCHEDULE at Ithaca April 30 at Albany lVlay 1 at Hobart 4 at Brockport 6 at Oswego 8 Ithaca 12 at Cornell 15 Cornell 18 Syracuse 20 Oswego 22 Nikki ! C Varsity Baseball l 7 , ,bs v . Y!-,F Q Q Ill!!! l I A rugged 19 game schedule was announced for the 1965 red dragon baseball team. Included among the 19 games are 10 State University of New York Conference encounters. Cortland is the defending champion in the conference. The Red Dragons, who posted a 15-2 mark in 1964, opened their season with a non- league double-header against the Larriers of St. Lawrence. Other non-league opponents on the schedule included such eastern powers as Ithaca, Cornell, C. W. Post, and Mansfield. i 1965 scHEouLE at St. Lawrence April 17 lVlansfield 24 Oneonta 27 at Plattsburgh 30 Potsdam lVlay 1 at LelVloyne 4 Brockport 6 New Paltz 8 lthaca 11 at C. W. Post 15 at Cornell 18 at Oswego 22 at Buffalo State 26 ,i Ami -Wu, mln J. .U t 5 t'pt SARTLAVD .0r11LAN0xJll1LiNu . NWN ROW 15 R' SDFODB. W- JONFISOH, M. Maggart, B. Freer, Joust, W. Amphlet. ROW 3: P. Duda, D. Cameron, K. A. Garod, R. Fawcett, Mr. Wallace, Coach. ROW 2: R. McClenethan, B. Reggio, T. Sharp, H. Crispell. ROW Torey, D. Lawrence, M. Minter, E. Ousterhoudt, B. 4:.l. DeLuca,W. Mooney,T. Prevet. 148 rown, Miller, ULE Indoor Track al dub -I I . - Fill of Mimr, ROW 1: T. Rogan, B. Gregor, J. Jackson, J. Brown. ROW 2: P. Gansle M. Goldber er B. I g I Fenton, M. Franjola, B. Fitts, L. Martin, Coach. 151 l i. ROW 1: B. Bush, M. Conover, J. Jackson, P. Gansle, B. Lalley, B. Gregor, A. Perna, J. Anzalone. ROW 2: T. Hale, B. Fitz, D. Fries, J. Cordero, M. Larson, E. Cobb, F. Codispot, D. Pens. ROW 3: G. Baker, C. .P v .J .nlll1'LAll I-HfJql'l.' ,J O'Kraski, T. Rogan, B. Keough, A. Jessup, B. Brown, G. Cvadrato, L. Hall. ROW 4: L. Hawkins, D. Miller, Coach, R. Robinson, Coach. Outdoor Track L.. 1965 SCHEDULE at Hamilton U. of Buffalo and Ithaca at Oswego and RIT Alfred NYSTFA Meet at Brockport May 1 5 8 12 15 20 I 5 ' ' - f - -- f. - --.--.-A '---v.--- ROW 1: D. Costell, Coach, J. White, G. Valentine, J. ROW 2: C. Nedell, J. Hollings, A. Esenberg, R. Lalley, Linck, K. Richardson, B. Hayes, B. Fitz, L. Debel. D. Fries, B. Gregor, T. Rogan. Cortland Cross Country 42 47 42 Brockport 38 33 Alfred 27 20 RIT 37 21 Canisius 34 A new coach in a new school might bring about some problems, but not for cross-country coach H5523 Dave Costill. He sent his runners through one of the 30 Hamilton 29 hardest training periods possible. Was it worth it? SUNYAC Meet Second place The Cortland runners ended their season with a 7-3 21 Buffalo State 39 record, placed second in the SUNYAC Meet, fifth in Canisius Invitational-Fifth Place the Canisius Invitational, and second in the New 19 U.OfBuHaIO 39 York Track and Field Association Meet. Cortland has its one, two, three punch of Bob Lalley, Bob Fitts, and Dennis Fries that contributed to the team's success. NYSTFA Meet Second Place 153 'T J 4l.ll G don, K. Miller. ROW 2: J. Spinella, I. uaiea ROW 1: P. Cahill, L. Fielding, R. or Siracusa, R. Rienso, J. Burghdurf. Tennis -as 9- 'Q 'nf-L.: '.f- V, .4 A4- v V '- , ' ...Q - ' q - - quxlif-Q ' I vm... ,- .,. 1,-My-. , , -. 0 'Q I ,Av I I Q I A A ..- .... ,,.,,,, ,Magi 152 Ll, l'. Go ?. I I l 1 3 I 1 X F 3 . 1 w 5 1 Z 5 1 I . 3 1 O ' 1 N i My SP' iz 52 sw XL if Q.. l !, Sfg IM W ff: ,J Q Y W i W n fl .. ,Ex 'L ii :fi YK Q! it X1 M i ,. !i g, I I S 3 I 1 i i E 2 2 . L X, : IQ l ell on to Dro- Wd good Iivailable I3 choice inization 3 dorm 'lf better and the lbs: Olll. and Dol. 'gram an ball. 1 Q . K. A whistle, ready feet, and a select language of hand signals help this team of Gal Fridays make decisions with fortitude and finesse. These women act as an official team of ref- erees, umpires, scorers, and timers at all intramural games. Aside from their intramural officiating, they also con- duct clinics at nearby schools. Prac- tice, perserverance, and pride are the characteristics of those who wear the badge of official. Gfficials Club 157 ROW 1: L. Taylor, K. Shanks, S. Olmsted, N. Urshold. ROW 2: M. Mosely, Advisor, S. Appleby, B. Rech, J. Rink. Womens Athletic Association The W.A.A. membership includes all women on can1pus.'The purpose of this organizahoriis to pro- vide achvihes and aid in developing skiHs and good sportsmanship. There are many activities available with different sports for each season, and a choice ofumhwdualorteantspons. Ttus yeah Judy Rink has guided the orgaruzahon to several new policies. The major one is a dorm representation policy, which has provided for better relationships between the women students and the W.A.A. Under the W.A.A. , there are four clubs: Offi- cials Club, Gymnastics Club, Bowling Club, and Dol- phinotes. The W.A.A. also includes in its program an annual fall party, sports days and coed volleyball. lntram ural Board R R99999.ag99 9 156 A v langue team with wome erees, all ini intrar duct tice, chars badg F 0 -I 4 -ht wal A,-.- QI -x.. U, ' -. 4, ,, - Q . A 4 , - . 1 - ' 1 - ah, . ,g- Zz, ,. K . -.V ' ' ,. .A , .I in-lin-. x T. U fhgjz . ',,:' '. - A , , r L T- - -' ---5- y' --' 'Lf',i'S:.:'? ' 7' H' 14 J' T '- X ..' 'W' '..-'- . .. . '.' ' :rrfft-zz' LTD -. '33, ' ':f' - I - '- Sports nv:-K-,k 159 Us 1 -Q .Xi .,vJ 'Q Womerfs of- J Nne to at its be mean Syn st. Swim Gek, wprki ng out 1 stunts. Appnn. ence and to meet is spent in plan nd practicing for tow. To the Dol- .i, s the culmination X fb f n ff' J., ' ,el 4, ' .J 6 i C9 Mrs. Holsten, Advisor: M. Whiting, J. Mura, B. Rech, K. Powers. Dolphinotes has come to mean chronized swimming at its best. Swim, swim, swim each week, working out formations, drills and stunts. Appren. tices strive for excellence and to meet the requirements. Second semester is spent in plan. ning, coordinating and practicing for the annual water show. To the Dol- phinotes, this show is the culmination of the year's work. syn- l l -si Bowling Club B. Jones, Presidentg L. Trankle, C. Racine, N. Malinick, T. Carlisle 163 VVomen's Gym Club xx -- 1 M Stickles J Trobridge L Denpewolff, D. Gomer. 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Q-.. xt .-g,Q J- - HQ ' -QQQ 'X --Q -un - Q - l i l l H 22 Js I 1 K r K K , 5 1 ' 1 4 P 3 1 v x i I ,I Q1 QQ 1. ex 6 x. , ,E ,, ui I l , IVA., A -.. , 5 f-gv1'-- ff' IV J n A .f-,5:ff,v,,1 ' V N 'f rx 4. ' a. , f N 'Q I can't find Freedom Hall Freshman Class C1 l 1 C. Tompkins, President, R. Davis, Treasurer, E. Shore, Secretary, S. Fazio, Vice- President. Gee Mom . . . Don't l look sophisticate The Freshman Class started off their agenda of activities with the usual ice-breaker, a class-spon- sored jam session. The class's planned activities, aside from the re- election of permanent officers, include a spring hay- ride, and a class picnic. This year's class has de- cided to change the annual Frosh Ball, usually held in December, to a date between lntersession and Easter. The purpose of this is to break up the long period of so-called social-stalemate between these two recesses. l l i I l i l l l .l s demon- asm which vidence of ion inthe ss donated hn will bea they have the Soph ooking for- lermined 10 e VivaciouS O UV Mascot 5 D . of Ml' Sol Sophomore Class K. Doering, Vice-Presidentp C. Coppola, Treasurer, l. Kaplan, Secretary: D. Good, House of Representativesg J. Gordon, President. Once again the Sophomore class has demon- strated the outstanding spirit and enthusiasm which has made them famous on campus. The evidence of this spirit will remain long after graduation in the form of the Dragon mascot which the class donated to the college in the hope that the tradition will be a long lasting one at Cortland. ln addition, they have sponsored two iam sessions, a hayride, the Soph Ball and the annual class picnic. The class and the new officers are looking for- ward to the next two years and are determined to keep the spirit alive which has made the Vivacious Class of 1967. 170 L. ft he activities otha 'eaily started things nok back with phd ated and made ni nward in memdnnr ester meant practin nued diligentin thi' fever and irnhnr ss begin plans hr to be a tremendn.. Y n men rind rent with much pride termination hast hose tour W5 if K. dl slipping W' 4 , i I LY: J W G- ., .s i tsnn i Q 4 , A A Junio ' - r in a Senior elective? s- ' ' . r+w-s-f f I 3 , . 173 Junior Class A Ter Vice President J Ramsey Secretary G Cline President P Feitman,Treasurer. The Jovial Juniors began the activities of the year with a iam session, which really started things rolling. In later years they will look back with pride, knowing that their class formulated and made offi- cial the Memorial Scholarship award in memory of Dick Adams. While the new semester meant practice teaching for many, others continued diligently with their studies on campus. The fever and frolic of spring saw this constructive class begin plans for a huge clam bake, which proved to be a tremendous success. Suddenly, with the year's termination fast ap- proaching, a realization that those four years that once seemed so long were rapidly slipping away. So as they look anxiously toward their final year, they also look back, wistfully and with much pride on this, their Junior year. I uh' I HW! Ms , ju fl .fix- 5 .L Qi. Tom Dalton dunes with Max Lerner Senior Class The class of 1965, since its first eventful, and perhaps awesome year at Cortland, has witnessed many changes and innovations. We have seen the build- ing of new dormatories, a new library, a new Education building and Science building, and the proposed plans which will make Cortland a larger and much better school. We will always remember, however, when thinking back upon our crowded, transforming, and so quickly-fleeting years, the traditional events which re- main as landmarks: Freshman Orienta- tion, the Christmas Concerts, and fes- tivities, Hellenic Sing and, of course, Moving Up Day, when we realized that our college years, although so quickly gone, could never be forgotten. .., - . L13 ' ., s ' ' - ,iN L X r' f .e Kun 'a on No! Another birthday! . ,Jiri VVno's Who in American Colleges and Universities ,,,f-- i L WHO D Norkus A Hull ROW 3 A Garod D Cameron D Rhuda A JSSSU m mr! mGfS, H. Kirchner, D Maloney, G. Heyden S Pavlakis 51 ,4 if Ay, 4. , n 5 -:Xi 177 I ' l fi , f , X or ' . '. .Q . I w ' I r, . 9 fu, .,.L tl . . ,,. , M . , .QA . . . 25 E. Pat. G Stebbins D Gifford c cums F. Blrblslla- ROW Mm ROW 1: P. Muller, R. Morey, . , . f - ' J Jernigan, A- Audet, J. Rink, C. Saldicco, P. Schoninger, A. MyerS, B- POW-EF, P- Regan' ' 176 .ll v .1 .is S ' . 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SINGER 96-O2 57 Ave. Rego Park, New York Elementary Education PAT EDWARD SIRACUSA 233 Cindy Drive Buffalo, New York Physical Education DENNIS J. SKORA 29 Hazel Street Binghamton, New York Secondary Social Studies CAROL ANN SLOBODA 238 Burbank Ave. Johnson City, New York Secondary Science BEVERLY H. SMITH RD 4 Cortland, New York Recreation Education LINDA R. SMITH 2619 Seneca Street Buffalo, New York Physical Education PATRICIA ANN SMITH Allegany Road Darien Center, New York, Recreation Education ROGER SMITHGALL 72 Margego St. Hamburg, New York Recreation Education LINDA LOU SNOW 1206 Hazel Ave. Endicott, New York Elementary Education LYNNE L. SNYDER 215 Kenwood Ave. Delmar, New York Secondary Social Studies SALLIE A. SNYDER Ghent, New York Elementary Education LOIS J. SOHMER 1962 E. 24th Street Brooklyn, New York Elementary Education JOHN H. SONGDAHL 36 Clayton Ave. Cortland, New York Secondary Science PATRICK F. SONGSTER RD 2 Abbotts Road Franklinville, New York Secondary Science HELENA SOPP 7615 Pomeroy St. Cortland, New York Secondary Social Studies ROBERTA SOPP 24 Woodlane Road Ithaca, New York Physical Education CAROL SUE SORNSTEIN 303 Cherry Place East Meadow, New York Elementary Education BROUNISLAV SOSHINSKY 203 Tompkins Street Cortland, New York Elementary Education CAROL A. SOTTILE 19 Surry Drive Merrick, New York Elementary Education KAREN ELISE SPIVACK 5 Colony Drive Cortland, New York Elementary Education JOAN SPOHR 207 Horton Highway Mineola, New York Secondary Math RAYMOND SPROBA 126 Normandy Ave. Rochester, New York ELIZABETH H. STAPLETON 17 Bellview Ave. Ossining, New York Secondary English LINDA JEAN STARK 1665 Colvin Blvd. Kenmore, New York Elementary Education CAROL PATRICIA STATHIS 530 W. 163 St. New York, New York Elementary Education MARCIA C. STEARNS 107 W. Main Street Friendship, New York Physical Education VIRGINIA G. STEBBINS 29 Murdock Road E. Rockaway, New York Elementary Education IRENE BETH STEIN 3050 Xavier Place Oceanside, New York Elementary Education MARQUITA STEPHANS 216-30 117 Rd. Cambria Heights, New York Health Education ROSITA STEVENS 1200 Fifth Ave. New York, New York Early Childhood Education SANDRA JEAN STIEGLITZ 139-09 28 Road Flushing, New York Elementary Education 253 LARRY J. ST. JOHN 1 Lincoln Ave. Sidney, New York Physical Education JANE STONE 211-12 28 Ave. Bayside, New York Elementary Education CAROL JANE STORCH 83-05 98th Street Woodhaven, New York Secondary English DENNIS STRATTON 45 Church St. Cortland, New York Secondary Social Studies EMILY ELIZABETH STRAUSS 408 Johnson Ave. Bohemia, New York Physical Education MICHELE J. STRAUSS 1047 Roselle Place Woodmere, New York Elementary Education SUZANNE E. STUDY 190 N. Long Beach Road Freeport, New York Elementary Education TIMOTHY SULLIVAN 16 Prospect Terrace Cortland, New York Physical Education THOMAS O. SWANSON 26 Genesee St. Jamestown, New York Secondary Science KARL PATRICK SVANSON 21 Webster Saratoga Springs, New York Physical Education DIANE S. SZACHARA Elementary Education ELAINE J. SZCHECH 111 Gertrude Ave. Solvay, New York Elementary Education DAVID E. TANZI 11 Adar Lane E. Northport, New York Physical Education LINDA E. TAYLOR 141 Schubert St. Binghamton, New York Physical Education LOUISE TERPENNING 96 Talcott Street Owego, New York EUGENE TERRY 325 Violet Ave. Poughkeepsie, New York L. SS. ANNE E. TERWILLINGER 757 Cedar Street Elmira, New York Elementary Education MARYANN THACHER Almond Road Hornell, New York Elementary Education l i I . I ll I I MARSHA RUTH ROGOFF 113-13 109 Ave. Jamaica, New York. Elementary Education CARMEN J. RONCA 2138 Rosa Road Schenectady, New York Secondary Science KAREN ROONEY RD 11:1 Box 497 New Paltz, New York Physical Education JOANNE C. ROOS 17 Armstrong Ave. Yonkers, New York Elementary Education GERALD ROOT Cemetary Street Kennedy, New York Secondary Math JUDITH ANN ROOT Cafferty Hill Road Endicott, New York Elementary Education ELLEN RUTH ROSENBLUM 54-21 Booth Street Rego Park, New York Elementary Education JOYCE M. ROSENBERGER Box 163 RD 412 Newark Valley, New York Elementary Education JUDY M. ROSEN 1266 E. 7th Street Brooklyn, New York Secondary English LANA F. ROSKE 39 Union St. Cortland, New York Elementary Education MICHAEL ROTH 2775 E. 16th Street Brooklyn, New York Secondary Science BETTY ROUNDS Depeyster, New York Health Education PETER R. ROUNDSVILLE 109 Park Street Groton, New York Physical Education CAROL D. ROYS RD 33 Highland Road Cortland, New York Elementary Education JOAN SMIGEL ROZEN 76 A. Pennsylvania Ave. Binghamton, New York Elementary Education ARLENE I. RUBIN 179 Linden Blvd. Brooklyn, New York Elementary Education RICHARD A. RUSKIN 18 Riverview Place Yonkers, New York Secondary Social Studies LINDA RUSSELL Decker Road Van Etten, New York Health Education LINDA S. RYALL 377 Riverside Drive Johnson City, New YOFK Secondary English KATHLEEN A. RYAN 16 Arthur Ave. Cortland, New York Elementary Education PATRICIA RYAN RFD ,ffl Cayuga, New York U Elementary Education ROBERT RYAN South Street Westmoreland, New York Elementary Education SANDRA ANN SACCO RFD Jil Hamilton, New York Elementary Education ALEXANDRIA SAGATY 368 Beech St. South Hempstead, New York Secondary Math CONSTANCE C. SALDICCO 68 E. Hartsdale Ave. Hartsdale, New York Physical Education ELLEN J. SALZBERG 1546 Selwyn Ave. Bronx, New York Elementary Education DAVID K. SAMMON 27 Grant Ave. Endicott, New York Physical Education JUDY B. SAMEULS 45-45 217 Street Bayside, New York Elementary Education MARYANN SAMULKA 43 Sowden Street Binghamton, New York Elementary Education PATRICIA ANN SASSO RFD ji4 Box 296 Saugerties, New York Elementary Education LESLIE SAUL 4 Roxbury Road Yonkers, New York Elementary Education DIANE L. SAYER RD 2 Cortland, New York Elementary Education BARBARA SCHEFREN 85-36 253 Street Floral Park, New York Elementary Education ADRIENNE E. SCHNEIDER 372 Westwood Road Woodmere, New York Elementary Education PATRICIA L. SCHONINGER 746 91 Street Niagara Falls, New York Elementary Education GARY J. SCHOONMAKER Gormly Lane Huntington, New York Physical Education 252 MARGRET L. SCHRADER 101 Chaplin Drive Coraopolis, Pa. Elementary Education SEENA SCHREIBER 18 Overlook Lane Rockville Center, New York Secondary Math GARY SCHUMACHER 93 West Lane Sayville, New York Recreation Education RENATE SCHWALM Salisbury Manor South Nyack, New York Secondary English JOHN R. SCHWORM 248 Schuele Ave. Buffalo, New York Physical Education RALPH A. SEAMAN RD 1 Callicoon, New York Secondary Social Studies SHERRIE L. SEARCH 37 Louise Street Binghamton, New York Secondary English PHILIP F. SEDGWICK Berlin, New York Secondary Math DOUGLAS SEEBER 8 North Richfield St. Mohawk, New York Secondary Math FRANCINE B. SEIDEN 1255 A North Ave. New Rochelle, New York Elementary -Education JUDITH E. SELTZER 6 Morris Drive Syosset, New York Secondary English KAREN S. SEMEL 179 Linden Blvd. Brooklyn, New York Elementary Education MARTIN SENALL 913 Hopkinson Ave. Brooklyn, New York Secondary Social Studies MARGARET V. SERAFIN 1205 Teall Ave. Syracuse, New York Secondary English CAROLE L. SHAPIRO 63 Shelter Hill Road Plainview, New York Elementary Education THOMAS SHARP 159 Hopkins Ave. Jamestown, New York Physical Education JEFFERY S. SHERER 575 Castle Hill Ave. Bronx, New York Secondary English JANET D. SHERIDAN 397 D. Great E. Neck Rd. W. Babylon, New York Physical Education ' Jr RWAX I OH li on Mk Ik UAAN e sh NICK asm Ngw York nc! MHAREK Muon I ULESN mation pun Aw- gbqion n I A Poem For Lester Hurt The sun had no compassion, but warmed the February day, bringing to the hill college where he taught, the dying only of winter: the trees it climbed dripped light, and an icicle fell to numberless melting slivers from the high drains. Even the circle he had walked for more than twelve years was now drying in the spring air, and spring was everywhere: in hills that rolled horizons away, in bells that tolled the last hours time could spare him. There was deception there. He had survived a war. We played cards across a khaki blanket, and counted chips, bet, and weighed the odds against the hands he'd get. It had warmed his quick muscles and bones in a prison camp, and now was home, and now was wine passed in a game of stud, over its olive tones. His bookplate was a monk with glass in hand. He lived this way, a lover of things: Chianti, Faulkner, Kentucky wingings of crows, burstings of spring. Then a damned burst of blood brought his end. III We'll never see the same halls or hear the carillon in the same way. Weill see a man tilting a beret or watchthe ricochet of handballs and think of him, continuing to see his image in the corridors and feel his pleasures as the seasons swing, and hear his loud laugh in ours. The sun came up as he lay dying, suggesting that gentleness survives, and warmth, that memory revives the winter heart. Useless, the poems we bring. The sun performs his hallowing. William Heyen l965 DANIEL J. THORNTON 14 W. Owego St. Spencer, New York Secondary Science MARION P. TOBEY 102 Sherwill Center Ithaca, New York Secondary Math RICHARD A. TORREY 4 Grove Chatham, New York Liberal Arts JUDITH KAREN TROBRIDGE 197 Adams Street Delmar, New York Physical Education LINDA TRUBY 128 Jefferson Street Cattaraugus, New York PETER USIFER 73 West Willow Street Beacon, New York Liberal Science CARL R. VAAS Carl-Burt Farm Fabius, New York Secondary Science KAREN RUTH VANDERMEL 34 Hawthorn Ave. Delmar, New York Elementary Education PETER R. VANDERVEEN Star Route Glen Aubry, New York Secondary Social Studies ROBERT N. VANGORDER RD 2 Cortland, New York Secondary English JAMES L. VAN NOSTRAND West Ave. Interlaken, New York Elementary Education SUSAN C. VAN PATTEN Preble, New York Elementary Education LOUISE E. VAN WAGNER 8 Salem Lane Port Washington, New York Elementary Education PATRICK T. VARTULI 922 Hooper Road Johnson City, New York Secondary Science PATTI ANNE VASSIA 20 Hillview Drive Pleasantville, New York Physical Education JOSEPH T. VELSINI Broad Street Port Henry, New York Physical Education INARA RITA VENTS 11 Irma Ave. Port Washington, New York Elementary Education SUSAN VIGER 130 E. Third Corning, New York Health Education ANNE MARIE VINT 35 Patricia Street Binghamton, New York Elementary Education EVELYN R. VIOLA 57 Madison Road Scarsdale, New York Elementary Education BARBARA M. VITALE 525 Grand Blvd. Long Beach, New York Physical Education SARA JEAN VROOMAN 8 Harrington Ave. Cortland, New York U Early Childhood Education LINDA PHYLLIS WABNIK 1483 Tyler Ave. East Meadow, New York Secondary Science CLAIRE L. WAGNER 4305 Frederick Street Oceanside, New York Elementary Education DONNA V. WAGNER Elementary Education' DAVID WAGNER 2 Larkin Street Scotia, New York Elementary Education NANCY WAITE 46 Bennett Ave. Binghamton, New York Elementary Education PHILIP JOHN WALKER Canaan, New York Secondary Social Studies KENNETH WALLING Main Street Lisle, New York Secondary Math ARLENE J. WALSH 1942 Euclid Ave. Schenectady, New York Early Childhood Education ROBERT WALTHER 232 Lenox Ave. Elmira, New York Liberal Science ELLIS WARD RFD 2 Auburn, New York Elementary Education DARLA WARREN 751 Hazel Street Elmira, New York Elementary Education LINDA WECHSLER ll Greenridge Way Spring Valley, New York Elementary Education NANCY WESTON 109 Clinton Street Whitesboro, New York Health Education KATHERINE W. WHITE Elementary Education MARTHA FAYE WHITING 20 Lawton Ave. Glens Falls, New York Physical Education 254 SANDRA WHITMAN N. Ridge Road Argyle, New York Physical Education KAY ARLENE WILLIAMS 1117 Tompkins Street Cortland, New York Elementary Education SUZANNE WILLIAMS 33 Lester Ave. Lynbrook, New York Secondary Social Studies TERRY WILLIAMS 49 Murray Street Binghamton, New York Secondary English JOHN WILLS 1162 College Ave. Elmira, New York Liberal Science HELEN WILS 85 Bulwer Street Brooklyn, New York Secondary English DOUGLAS WINTON 23 A. Northgate Manor Rochester, New York Secondary Science NANCY ANN WITHERWAX 8 Joseph Street Cortland, New York Physical Education KATHERINE WOOD 106 Fox Road Media, Pennsylvania Elementary Education GARY WOODS 600 Sprague Road Memphis, New York Recreation Education BARRY L. WULFF 35 Argyle Street Rochester, New York Liberal Science GARY YACAVONE 131 West Road Cortland, New York Secondary Math ROBERT YESSELMAN 89 Candinal Lane Islip, New York Secondary English JOHN ZABARONICK 8 Prescott Place Hastings-on-Hudson, New Y Secondary Science PATRICIA K. ZACHAREK Elementary Education PATRICIA ANN ZALESKI RD 2 West Winfield Elementary Education MARGRET ZALKIN 2250 Wallace Ave. Bronx, New York Elementary Education NIKKI ZUNIC 616 Oak Hill Endicott, New York Elementary Education ork no ' ' 2. 'QX1 x 'f ,- ..-4 .- --gg' ,- - Q lv.. ' ',v1 - ,rw ' -'b-1 A .,::. YD . .4 -- --,. . .-.,n, ,,.4 ...qt W 3 :T X' u- .Xl :Y --,x D v '-N ' - .-- Z 5 J ' X I' .5- 'x '-.4 .- . ' , . ,- . - x I.. '- '-'.- ,. 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I .JI fl , E , I 1 a 5 K 6-9745 'ski-3242 Compliments of Congratulations from RUSSELL FULMER SHOES FIORENTINI JEWELERS 42 Main Street COLLEGE JEWELRY a good store in a great community Congratulations Sportswear Headquarters tothe Class of 1965 THE VILLA RESTAURANT ROSE COMPANY 11 Clinton Avenue Cortland Compliments of Compliments of CORTLAND CAMERA SHOP 24 hour developing and printing RINALDI'S JIP JOINT , 75 W. west sr. 133 Main sr. 756-5981 Compliments of Congratulations from HYDE'S DINER RECREATIQN I-ANE5 Hydels Solid Kitchen Port Watson Street 23 Groton Ave. Cortland I 259 THE H0llYWO0D STEAK HOUSE 27 Gnoron AVENUE LQUNGEE SK 64745 KITCHEN SK 3-3242 01 ll SPELIAI T1 IS PIZZA AND SPAGIIETTI Il0l I H N 00D SPEI IAI S EVERY NIGHT 258 1 COLLEGE sToRE V I Your Headquarters for TEXTBOOKS TRADEBOOKS SUPPLIES SCHOOL NEEDS I COLLEGIATE ITEMS NOVELTIES JEWELRY GREETING CARDS 'Q 1 - ' r . SHAW 81 BOEHLER old 'hre house FLORISTS S 5 - ,-mums I country clothes Homer, New York SK 6 2879 11 N. MAIN STREET X A - - . .- X Compliments of CORTLAND AUTO SUPPLY CO. INC. G MEN THE ZTORE Automotive Supplies Industrial Since 191 3 OF CORTLAN D QJUE 12-16 Court St. Cortland ,Y. 9-11 Court St. SK 3-0721 W ,. I iffxz. V l 't RIV RSIDE LA FEMME g FOR X Route 11 ' COATS, DRESSES AND Coftlan HO SPORTSWEAR 753-3388 93 Main Street Cortland, N.Y. ' 1 Compliments Of Yours for Success THE COMMUNITY Corrs: SHOP -'ONES Phone SK 65441 JEWELRY STORE 10 Main Street Compliments of 9 Best Wishes to the CLASS Of 1965 3 1 B f ' h' h ' 1888 l UW rms mg mes me MULLEN OFFICE ourrlmns SK 6-5628 25-29 Central Ave. Cortland, in i Compliments of CORTLAND SAVINGS BANK Corner N. Main Street and Clinton Cortland, N.Y. LATIMER'S STORE FOR YOUNG MEN 20 CENTRAL AVENUE CORTLAND, N.Y. N -5 For Better College Portraits ' Always 1 RE I EDWARD VANTINE 51-AUBER DRUGS STUDIOS, INC. PRESCRIPTIONS 1 Composites and yearbook service I Write for information HAMILTON, N.Y. 35 Main Street Cgftland Phone SK 6-7591 R. A. Stauber Pharmacist and Chemist Congratulations to the Class of 1965 M. W. S uno RESTAURANT taube' Compliments 152 Port Watson Street Cortland, New York Compliments of Compliments of LEO HINES SUNOCO I CORTLAND SERVICE CENTER 43 Groton Avenue 117 Main Street ' Conland Street l I Conlplilnents of Choice LQDGI meats-vegetables , , IR frozenfoods EAsRlzlo s MEN s sl-lop net ice cold beverages pwil I COMPLETE LINE OF MEN'S WUSL 8-9 150T0mP1g1I1E CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS , - 8-7 SK 6-8 2 l D73 S 9-8 263 FOR YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY CAMPUS SPORTSWEAR VAN DRUG COMPANY HARQLD'S Bt J. Vangeli, Ph.G. ARMY 8K NAVY STQRE 103 Main Street 9 North Main Street, Cortland, N.Y. Cortland Phone 7 56,9 171 COpposite the Post Ofliceb THE TAVEBN IYIIEIIE FRIENDS LIKE T0 DIEET! Compliments of 7 VALLEY MOTOR LODGE 46 Tompkins Street CORTLAND STAN DARD Lofrated Downtown Only Daily Paper in the City one block from Mam St' and county of Cortland on route 13 Phone SK 3-3073 262 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 65 Main Shea Grofon Ave. Shopping Plqzg CORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE STUDENTS ARE INVITED TO USE OUR THRIFTI-CHECK ACCOUNTS 265 -P l- 9 IJ Ilfilwie l 1 CORTLANDS LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE Accessories ' Cosmetics ' Ready To Wear ' Lingerie Domesfics ' China and Glass ' Housewares ' Curfains and Luggage Infants' and Children's Wear ' Gifts ' Yard Goods ' Art NSGCIIGWOFIK YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION IS OUR CONSTANT GOAL - :ri 4' SCM SMITH-CORONA DIVISION OF SCM CORPORATION As typcwrilcr mukcrs wc have an important stake in thc kind of world which cxists for users. In 21 society whcrc thc frccdom to think and writc did not cxisl. what honoruhlc scrvicc could typcwritcrs pcrlormil SCM C'orpor:ition is proud ol' thc part Smith- Coronai typcwritcrs plziy in thu livcs ol' studcnts und tc:ichcrsM:intl no luss proud ol' our contrihu- tion to thc husincss world. Um' t'lII'II4'.S'I Izopc ix Ilia! Iron: 'min' mimfx. through your lingcrs to our type- writers will como thc thoughts that cnlightcn :md strengthen thc frcc world. HMI 55525353552 K 264 Y Il KELLOGG AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 161 MAIN ST. Telephone SK 6-9944 COMPLIMENTS OF my I ' Q L . Tl XX nl ' ,F-.. l 1, --it - - COMPLIMENTS OF THE LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE 411512 COMPLIMENTS OF Congratulations Class of ,65 BROWN 84 BROWN FANCY FOODS-CHOICE MEATS Phone SK 6-9055 95 Groton Ave. Cortland, N.Y DOWNES MOTEL 10 Church Street Cortland LELAND B. DOWNES, JR. PROP. 42 Units 1 BLOCK FROM MAIN Television and telephone in each room Call 756-2856 Compliments of THE ITALIAN KITCHEN 15 Port Watson Street Cortland, N.Y. HARRIS DRY CLEANERS Corner of Main SL Tompkins 8a Groton Avenue 3 AN fs ' ' X 2 l , ' SHAMROCK J' BANQUET CENTER AND HOME OF CHARCOAL STEAKS Telephone SKyline 6-5731 HARRY ALPERT, JEWELER Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair 73 Main Street Cortland, N.Y. Serving the Students of Cortland College for more than 70 years. PAYNE BROTHERS oFF1CE EQUIPMENT mc. 54 Main Street Cortland, NY. Phone SK 6-9933 SARVAY SHOE COMPANY 13-15 Central Avenue Cortland 266 -ffl V 3 f f S 1 1 1 E l f 1 llCClllSS -sl1 ' , 111. 9 I L ELLIOTT golf coidlll' 113066 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class from RIN STUDlOS,lNC. t.'eAi'iM5 isfihcfivt W90f05i'Af797 IOIO CHESTNUT STREET o PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. 19101 o wmnua 3014541147 Official photographers to the 1965 DIDASCALEION All portraits appearing in this publication have been placed on File in our Studio and can be duplicated at any time. Write or phone us for information. 1 1 1 269 13 GI-Oton Avenue D Ny SK 6-9641 Congratulations to the Class of 1965 from I I MEN As U-GUN sovs Compliments of CORTLAND Moron cou RT 3 Mm SL Comm N. Y. M Mr. und Mrs. John H. Parker, Owners ' Jet. Route 13111141281 393 Tornpkins St. Extension Cortluml. New York 8K DRUG STORE 50 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. Phone SK 3-3066 268 X IN F '16, r IMPERIAL fx- , fffx MOTEL C 0rtland's Newest T.V. -- Heated Pool - Free Coffee TOM AND KAY HARRINGTON Your co-owner Hosts 28-34 Port Watson St. Cortland, N. Y. Phone C6071 753-3383 Congratulations from GEORGE BOWKER SHOE STORE The reliable family Shoe Store 5 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. Success to the Class of 1965 CALABRO SHOE SERVICE 126 Main St. .Wm 'is' ' Congratulations to the Class of 1965 A 8m W DRIVE-IN Rt. l3 84 281 When the crowd gathers at A 84 W in September we will miss the faces of our faithful Senior friends who are safe now in the wide, wide world. The 1965 Didascaleion wishes to thank all of our advertisers for their continuing in- terest in our college, as well as for the service and special attention which they have given us throughout the year. COMPLIMENTS CF THE FOQD SERVICE 1'1'1n'1'l'1'1'z' ' 'kg ,i I -1 6 x . 1' ' ,f 3-.Na .V , , 1 - 1', 'n1f. .4 vw r . . ,,,,, . H., ' V. A., . k ,x '- ', v,-X. My, , 3. 1 1 ,, v 4,.A .3 -V 0..- A 71?-: .-77.-- ' 'nf z4P!ui'-L-ftixaifi' fi -i4'1.,,1:?,, , , , , -E1 V ,- .1 n., 1 .1 f'ff A - - V W . - J, l-.. - r ,f ,yfy ' 1 - a 4 Q 1 1 4 H 's -..,, W., Y- , , . ,, Y,,V ,,-.--,,,.,.. . . ...,,,,, .,-.,,.-,.- 4,.,,-.,.. .,,..M. 1 .V -, ,-...,.,- ' A 15 ij Q WU 11 L' 13 1-I TH 1 H V3
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