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Yearbooks are similar to
_ freshman survey courses. They are
compromised before they begin by
the size of their respective tasks.
They both play to large mass au-
diences. And often they become
generalized and bloated and lose
any value. Yearbooks, luckily, have
: one redemptive quality. They have
: . photographs: photographs of peo-
ple and places, showing what some
people did in some places at some
times. Complemented by small,
secondary doses of copy, they illus- .
trate the University during the past
year, the year of the Great
Transition.

‘“‘And they said, Go to, let us build us a city, and a
tower whose top may reach unto heaven; and let us
make us a name, lest we be scattered abroad upon the

face of the whole earth.”’

Genesis 11:4
It is a brave new world indeed that
banishes cars from its midst, but even
braver are those who walk incredible
distances across the bleak, Fellini land-
scape every day. Approaching the Land
of ‘Stone can be a punishing experience
for those of us who have forgotten how
to walk. In the winter, it is torture. Na-
ture, perhaps out of revenge for having
her green trees and rolling hills bull-
dozed into submission, wields a razor of
a wind. Once inside the complex, though,
nature is irrelevant; the wind and sun
have nothing to do with the engineered
climate, the grim flourescence or the
plastic plants. The place is at once a
reservoir supplying every human need,
a laboratory experiment in manipulating
human emotions and a vast geometrical
joke. It is a triumph of rationality and
total control. We are seeing the future
and it works.

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The eerie beauty of buildings
under construction formed the
sueueeee &f background for endless and _all-
too-familiar lines as the new
waieeeE ae campus opened in September. Stu-
tell lalahlldealetetalaaatt dents waiting in the freezing rain
1 tale for hours to buy their books were
treated to hot coffee by the Book-
store— which seemed to have
enough coffee but very few books.
Most people were guided through
the early, difficult days of change
by the constant promise of the new
world growing around them. Some
got by with the thought that things
couldn’t get any worse.

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least until the reverse tel-
escopic effect of the podi-
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proper academic _perspec-
tive. Not even the most
disinterested student can
avoid contributing to the
exacting symmetry of pil-
lar, window, light, and
shadow, while, correspond-
ingly, the clockwork uni-
versity ticks out four-year
patterns to the electron-
ically organized rhythms
of the carillon.

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After almost a year on
the new campus, we have be-
gun to adjust. As the concrete
and steel skeletons fill out
and the people who live and
work in them begin to adapt to
the new environment, the
campus itself becomes less of
a dream or a nightmare and
more of a fact. Neither Utopia
nor Wasteland, the University
has emerged over the last
year as a community learning
to live with itself and the
world outside. What the Uni-
versity becomes is a question
that is still wide open— as
open as the vast spaces
around the campus.

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Mohawk
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Set above the scenic
but sewage-laden Mohawk
River, the 330-acre Mo-
hawk Campus offered rural
calm to an urban universi-
ty. FSA bought the Mohawk
property in 1965 to supple-
ment far-off and _ little-
used Camp Dippikill, which
is a two-hour ride north
from the New Campus.
Mohawk, only fifteen min-
utes away, hosted numer-
ous faculty seminars and
student dances during the
year. The acquisition of the
Mohawk property for rec-
reational purposes exem-
plifies the desire of Albany
State to don the trappings
of a University.

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Most state capitals are unremark-
able places. Not so, Albany! Bounded on

_ the east by the historic Hudson, Albany

looks north to the Adirondacks, south to
the Helderbergs and Catskills, and west
to beautiful rolling farmland.

Of course, these wonders are acci-
dents of nature, but Albany is remark-

- able for other reasons as well. It is rich

in history and its residents cherish and
preserve many of the relics of its past.

_ For example, enshrined in City Hall is a

form of government that has remained
almost untouched by time since the days
when the Dutch Patroons owned and
governed the land and its people. One
can still witness the operation of what
must truly be a well-oiled machine. One
can observe the ancient paternalism
still functioning. Loyal, well-behaved
Albanians are patted on the head and re-
warded (but never over-indulged); the
precocious ones who talk back and make
trouble are unhesitatingly punished and
held up to public scorn.

The only thing that has been allowed
to suffer the erosion of time is the name
given to this machine of government. At
one time it was called Republican, now
the label reads Democrat. But these
changes are infrequent, for stability is
another of the wonders of Albany. The
present operators of the machine have
been in control for over 45 years. Of
course, their long tenure may be in part

been in control for over 45 years. Of
course, their long tenure may be in part
due to their generosity. For example,
they give out five dollar bills in the
poorest wards of the city after every
election. Albany is also remarkable for
the percentage of the electorate in these
wards that turn out to vote.

There are many other startling fea-
tures of this antique city - the age of its
roads, fire chief and machine boss, the
daring of Albany drivers (surpassed
only by its pedestrians), the audacity of
its political leaders, and the poise, pas-
sivity and pacificism of most of their
opponents. The list would be quite
lengthy and most of Albany’s wonders
have to be experienced to be believed.

One final feature that might be
mentioned is the tranquility (some call
it apathy) of Albany’s residents, and
their keen sense of perspective. For ex-
ample, when some upstarts recently
focused critical attention on Albany’s
vote-buying techniques causing news-
paper headlines almost daily for a
couple of weeks, the response of the
citizens would have been astounding in
any city but Albany. The letters to the
editor column was filled with heated ar-
guments concerning Bethlehem Town-
ship’s proposed dog-leashing ordinance.

Nicholas C. Cardell, Jr.

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the Berkeley of the East.

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As freshmen, the Sen-
ior Class was the last to
_see a full year’s operation
of Senate, a form of govern-
ment designed for a teach-
ers’ college. Senate was
characterized by a lack of
quorums and by hollow ac-
tions; Central Council has
never lacked a quorum, but
it has delegated large por-
tions of its powers to com-
mittees and _— subsidiary
commissions which are
characterized by a lack of
quorums and by hollow ac-
tions. However, some long-
awaited decisions were fi-
nally made. Women’s hours
were liberalized and the
campus became a wet one.

Mr. Davey explains F.S.A. finances to Central Council

The normal griping about
dormitory food was augmented
this year by criticism and inves-
tigation of Faculty Student Asso-
ciation, Inc., which administers
Food Service as well as other es-

sential student services. The ASP 1

criticized certain expenditures
FSA had made with money from

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Council peered into the complex
FSA financial reports and students
circulated petitions demanding the

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lowering of food prices. Food ~ Ser- f

vice responded by serving real
butter and by offering the students
a choice of 5 desserts at every
dinner meal.

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I Want to Get Off

““T will suffer no man, be he husband or lover,

To approach me all hot and horny. ‘Ah, wretched man, in dreadful wise beguiled, bewrayed, thy soul is sore
And if he takes me by force against my will, distressed. I pity thee, alas! alas! What soul, what loins, what liver could

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of a morning.”

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Vietnam
Teach-In

The University gradually be-
came aware of the conflict in
Vietnam as it affected the lives of
both students and faculty. The
completion of the Campus Center
was delayed because of military
priorities on certain equipment.
Male students began studying
harder to achieve their 2S defer-
ments. Students for a Democratic
Society handed out literature de-
scribing ways to avoid the draft,
and a Student-Faculty Committee
to End the War in Vietnam was
formed. Forum of Politics brought
a host of speakers with differing
views to inform the University
Community.

Senator Wayne Morse
| WANT YOU

IN THE NEW ACTION

Arm

oldiers to bloody

‘shells; help us to
g fields with the
the guns with the
shrieks of their wounded, writhing
in pain; help us to lay waste their
humble homes with a hurricane of
fire; help us to wring the hearts of
their unoffending widows with un-
availing grief; help us to turn
them out roofless with their little
children to wander unfriended the
wastes of their desolated land in
rags and hunger and thirst, sports
of the sun, flames of summer and
the icy winds of winter, broken in
spirit, worn with travail, implor-
ing Thee for the refuge of the
grave and denied it -- for our
sakes who adore Thee, Lord, blast
their hopes, blight their lives,
protract their bitter pilgrimage,
make heavy their steps, water
their way with their tears, stain
the white snow with the blood of
their wounded feet! We ask it, in
the spirit of love, of Him Who is
the Source of Love, and Who is the
everfaithful refuge and friend of
all that are sore beset and seek
His aid with humble and contrite
hearts. Amen.

Mark Twain

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Here dead lie we, because we did not choose to Live, |
And shame the Land from which we sprung. |
Life, to be sure is nothing much to lose, |
But young men think it is, and we were young.

A. E. Housman

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Opposite page: President Evan
R. Collins.

on the right: Earl Droessler,
Vice President for Research;
Clifton C. Thorne, Vice Presi-
dent for Student Affairs; Webb
S. Fiser, Vice President for
Academic Affairs; Milton C.
Olson, Vice President for
Management and Planning.

below: James M. Lewis, As-
sistant to President; Walter M.
Tisdale, Assistant to President
for Plant Planning; H. David
Van Dyck, Assistant for Com-
munity Relations.

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!. to r.: Edgar W.- Flinton,
Dean of Graduate Studies, Rob-

ert B. Morris, Dean of Univer.
sity College, Elmer C. Math-
ews, Dean for Administration.

!, to r.: Milton C. Olson, Dean.
School of Business; Lewis Wel-
ch, Acting Dean, School of Pub-
lic Affairs; Richardson  L.
Rice, Dean, School of Social
Welfare; Irving A. Verschoor.
Dean, College of General Stud-
ies; Richard A. Myren, Dean,
School of Criminal Justice: Ed-
gar S. Flinton, Acting Dean,
School of Library Science: O.
William Perlmutter, Dean,
College of Arts and Sciences:
Randolph S. Gardner, Dean,
School of Education.

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J. Rosovsky F. Smart

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J. Kienzle, L. Maynard, S.
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Communications
Commission

l. to r.. D. Upham, B. Anderson, J. Silverman,
S. Budd, chairman, H. Madej, P. Halsey, M.
Elia.

clockwise: S. DeSimone, P. Williams. L.
Marella, C. Mogquist.

Community Programming
Commission

in usual disorder: S. Oetkin, P. Downs. D. Upham, S. Zachar, H

Stoll, R. Mulvey, K. Schnitzer, K. Tracey, S. Finn. H. Reade; B.

Cleveland, chairman, F. Riegelhaupt, M. Ginsberg, V. eno. R- ?

Kendall, J. Mishkin, R. Hauser, D. Nixon, C. Springer, L. Pixlew I

T. Merlo. i rr: R: Jankowski, A.

Otter, P. Babcock, S. Teves,
chairman, B. Cleveland, J. Mas-
ters, K. Comeaux.

Living Area Affairs Commission

MYSKANIA

|. to r.:'J. Mahay, J. Kenny, K. Darmer, R.
Szymanski, J. Gresens, J. Mauer, J. Con-
stantino, S. Wade, R. Cianfrini, chairman.

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Religious Affairs Commission

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clockwise: D. Dubin, chairman, M. Long, J. Krulinski, P. Rourke, Fr. P.
Smith, P. Landers, S. Predmore, K. Gross, H. Stein, B. Lorence, D. Decker, P.
Downes, W. Doherty, S. Brockhouse, Rev. F. Snow, F. Peper, K. Nealy, K.
Hausel, Dr. Thorne, J. Crary, Dr. T. Littlefield.

clockwise: G. Hamel, J. Lennon, W. Kramek, J. Janick. pres.,
M. Keslansky, D. Johnson, B. Alm, L. Syzdek, J. Romansky.

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Reed, D. Mecca, D. Greene. ‘

Stroyen, A. Kolcum, pres. |
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Madej, editor, B. Lessne, W. Doherty.
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top to bottom, I. to r.: J. Folts, J. Riebe-
sell, L.: Stenard, M. Dietz, J« Haag, C.

TO RC ; { Stafford, G. Gold, F. Mednick, T. Lee, B.
Speigel, B. Anderson, B. Parrott, S. Budd,
R. Stephenson, K. Schnitzer, co-editor, D.
Upham, co-editor.

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top to bottom: J. Livingston, P. Nathe, D. Welker, J. Harjung, pres.

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l. to r.: D. Brownell, W. Doherty, J. Spross, B. Mickel, pres., R. Sussman.

l. to 7. B, Heaney, 5. Brewer,
T. Parks, W. Gearing, J. Miko-
wicz, B. D’Elena, L. Barre, M.
McIndoe, A. Nagel, L. Smith,
M. Mauerstein, M. Copp, B.
Lorence, J Mlinar, M.
Cerqueira, J. Molnar, L. Lizik,
W. Fuller, L. Meyer, J. Zanca,
J. Grinnell, gen. mgr., V. Loo-
per, E. Colman, M. Shustak, C.
Dolecki, D. Guilbaut, N. Scar-
daci, D. Taylor, E. Kramer, E.
Collins.

l. to r.: C. Cullerton, M. Elia,
editor, S. Predmore.

134

l. to r.: J. Richman, J. Kahn, chairman, P. Breslin, G. Rice, M. Kloder, R.
Antonucci, C. Hill

tor: 3. Fotis, J. Newmark, H. Vlahos, S. Rea-

D ram Ati CS & OunNn C 1 | gan, J. Deaneham, J. Mondell, C. Bartlett, P. Mic-

haels, chairman, F. Scott, J. Mishkin, J. Levy,
N. Crawford

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Council

l. to r. S. Rawson, M. Mirin-
goff, chairman, D. Auster;
sitting: N. Early.

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l. to r.: R. Dolly, S. Rogoff, J. Conners, N. Clauson, R. Garcia, M. Cohen, K. Groth, R. Laval-
lee B Lee pres., J. Rogone, J. Doe, N. Wilbur, B. Pound, D. Heermans, N. Zaret.

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The activities of a university: English evening, rehearsal for “‘Merton of the Movies.”

srteser ee SETTER

“Carousel,” the All-University Reception show on Parents’ Weekend.

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Porum of Politics Modern Dance Club

l. to r.: J. Loux, D. Jankowski, H. Stein, H. Goldberg, B. Branca, A. Thorington, J. Aronow, H.

——— _ ete iSpigna, C. Person, L.
Lynne, pres., D. Auster, B. Easton, J. Bank, D. Gavel, C. Natale. in general disorder: G. Magaliff, pres., J. Sandwick, D. Volk, Krotch, F. Trifilio, C. Horowitz, R. DiSpigna

i i M. Strumpf, D. Grubert, K. Kelly, T. Webb, M. Ruhlen, B. J. _ Prescott.
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Music
Council

l. to r: P. Ochal, J. Ricotta, D. Bartyzel, Jy l. to r.: D. Dubin, G. Woodin, L. King, L.
Anagnost, pres., D. Bordwell. Myers, pres., C. Martz.

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culturally deprived children.

SMILES

!. to r.: J. Goodrich, C. Miller, J. Johnston, E. Bragg, T. Piegat, pres.

Women’s Athletic Association

l, to r.: §. Emborsky, J. Cost-
Anza, J. Mysliborski.

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C. Suraqui (France), S. Hahn (Korea), B. Morgan (Jamaica), S. Gushi-
ken (Ryukyu Islands), D. Shah (India), R. Abdullah (Iraq), M. Hussein
(Sudan), T. Batouk (Syria), M. Wong (Ryukyu Islands), R. Wiradinata
(Indonesia), O. Galvis (Columbia), U. Ozbudak (Turkey), D. Mazengia

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A Jewish Discussion Group.

(Ethiopia), D. Schatz (U.S.A.), A. Hinduan (Indonesia), D. Grant (U.S.A.),
M. Tsododo (S. Rhodesia), D. Lowenstein (U.S.A.), F. Sung (China), U.
Shih (China), M. Famechon (France), Y. Sililo (Zambia) D. Romeo
(U.S.A.), G. Habteh-Yimer (Ethiopia).

R. Morgan, pres.; S. Lubert, M. J. Rosenberg,
L. Hochstadter.

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Trinity Young Adults __L. Cracke, V. Looper, R. Bradbury, W. Jones, D. Seaman, L. Smith, W. Clark, G. Taylor, E. Redelberger, J.

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J. Rice, mgr., R. Cianfrini, F. Cairo, H. Tomaselli, J. Pizzillo, J. Moore, M. Goldych.

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top row: H. Cousin, mgr., S.
Davis, G. Torino,, T. Denman,
¢. Lamendola, K:. Patrei, k.
Lowell, D. Bock, A. Babcock,
J. Waibel, R. Munsey, coach,
W. Rapp, mgr.; bottom row:
mM. ioreizky, A. Stein, M:
Roach, D. Waytek, W. Sinnott,
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if Se K. Zacharias, R. Dob-
rusin, W. Schusler, G. Nicosia,
T. Walencik, T. Slocum.

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M. Bloom, D. Ellenbogen, W. Kane, R. Mc-
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lop row: M. Bligh, H. Sadi,
N. Morris, T. Egelston, T.
Glaser, G. Leggieri, S. Nakos,
G. Swartout, J. Garcia, coach:
H. Toretzky, M. Tsododo, R.
Aikens, S. Oliver, R. Szyman-
ski, capt., M. Hampton, T. Jur-
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saul, J. Shear, B. Koehler, R.
Ahlers, T. Gianquinto, N. Hol-
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standing: R. Munsey, coach; T.
Garner, W. Ruehlig, R. Reese,
M. Atwell, L. Daw, G. Downs,
J. Keating, J. McAndrews; seat-
ed: G. Rolling, D. Beevers, R.
Mulvey, F. Myer, P. Breslin.

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Danner, J. Czebiniak: third row: R. Kaiser,
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A. Recesso, capt., R. Palmer, C. Krom: kneeling: C.
Springer; sitting: F. Berry, W. Crow, W. Russell.

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coach, M. Hoff, R. Feiler, R. Fur-
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George Atkinson Nancy Atkinson Margaret Attwell Roy Auerbach Janis Baynes Louise Beck Susan Becker Judith Beckmann

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Randi Bedell

Shirley Bellinger

Judith Berinstein

Charles Begley

Wayne Bennett

Cristina Bernsee

Jeanne Belisle

Marsha Black

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Leonard Block Joyce Bobowski

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Calvin Borthwick Edna Bossard

Arlene Bossong Kevin Boyd

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Janis Baynes

John Albin Angelo Battisti

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Penny Chetko Andrew Christian
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Carol Churchill John Cianfoni

Raymond Cianfrini Frederick Cicero
Terri Cargan

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Allan Cross John Crouse

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Joan Currier

Marcella D’ Angelo

Kenneth Darmer

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Edgar Daun

Karl Depold

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Eleanor Diener

Frederick Defilippo

Stephanie DeSimone

Anna Digiulio

Brenda Dearstyne

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Sandra De Vos

Barbara Dillon

Laraine Delbalso

Patricia Dibler

Diana Domkowski

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Sharon Donahe

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Judyanne Drebitko

Nicholas Dugo

Maureen Doyle

George Drew

Lee Dunn

Meredith Drake

Edward Duba

Barbara Durbin

Diane GlaseG Kendeth armor Stephanie De Simone Deborah Garland

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Elizabeth Dye

Lawrence Epstein

Gary Fetterly

Kathleen Earle

Kathy Farnsworth

Kathleen Fialla

Susan Emborsky

Eileen Farrell

Fred Ficorelli

David Epstein

Marie Ferrante

Robert Fiordilino

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Anne Fischer

Eileen Foley

Kenneth Frament

Sally Fitzgerald

Charles Foote

Anthony Frank

Joan Fleming

Evelyn Fox

Faye Frankish

Diane Floody

Victoria Fox

Halsey Frazier

Roger French

Robert Fullem

Donna Gardiner

Deborah Friedman

Helena Gadala

Deborah Garland

Martin Frommer

Shirley Gage

Barbara Gaworecki

Joann Gay

Donald Giek

Jacqueline Goldman

Alan Gebell

Michael Gilmartin

Elaine Goldstein

Donna Gentile

Arthur Godfrey

Cynthia Goodman

Adam Geuss

Barbara Goldman

Evelyn Gordon

Frederick Gould

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Marilyn Haas William Haas

Alice Grandchamp Darlene Grant

Richard Grant

Joyce Haber

Michael Graziade

Barry Greene Judith Grefe Dianne Gregory

William Haight Lorraine Hales William Hallenbeck

Joan Gresens

Leon Gross William Gross Marcia Gussow

Jacob Halpern Gail Hamel

Diane Hamilton
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Joan Gresens

Stanley Kerpel

Bruce Kaufman

Leon Gross

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Esther Heffner Edith Hehr Stevan Hertz Susan Hervey | Karen Hoz Karel Huffman Valerie Hull

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Paul Hoffman Ronald Hoffman

Ann Holcomb

Kay Hotaling

Andrea Jackson John Janick Robert Jeffords

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Dorothy Jewell Daniel Jinks

Anne Lee Karchefsky Victoria Karlan

Diane Johnson | Alice Katz Sue Anne Kelder

Roger Johnson Allen Jones Betty Kadlecik Mary Keleher

James Kelly Antje Kelting Charles Kemnitzer

Frank Kankolenski

Gary Kaplan Lorraine Kapral

John Kenny Dana Kerbel

Marsha Keslansky

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Katherine Kessery
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John Kienzle

Michael King

Steven Kliman

Katrin Kilchenmann

William Kinney

John Klingner

Albert Kilts

Jacklyn Kipper

Veronica Knapick

Curtis King

Jeanne Kliarsky

Gary Kniskern

Alice Kolcun

Stephen Kowall

Catherine Krautter

Patricia Koroluck

William Kramek

Hedija Kravalis

Laura Korotzer

Cynthia Krause

Jane Kristoff

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Lawrence Lioz Harold Lynne | Joseph Mahay Henry Mueller

: Arlene Kushner Barbara Kushner Catherine Lacey ae :
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Helen Lane Stephen Lauko Gordon Law Grace Lawrence Lawrence Lioz Eric Littlefield James Lobdell Paul Lodico

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Beverly Lee Jane Leinpinsel Marcia Lembcke Alan Levine Linda Longo Joseph Loux Marjorie Loveland

Diane Luce

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Harold Lynne Lucretia Machovic Henry Madej Michael Mansdorf Mary Marella Russell Marnia rr ee

Gail Magaliff Angela Maggio Joseph Mahay

Carol Martin

Dennis Martin Carolyn Martini Bonnie Mason

Christey Malakie Leo Maloney Jean Mangels chal Maia,

Jeanne Maurer

Barbara McCann

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Katharine McCarthy Rosemary McCleery Joseph McCloskey Dennis McClure Robert Merritt Susan Meyer Paul Mich
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Robert McDermott

Nancy McGill Ruth McGrath James McMillen | Elizabeth Mickel Brenda Miller Ira Mill
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Virginia Mekeel Laurel Miller Michelle Miller Marc Miringoff

Brenda McQueen Alan Meeds Linda Meiritz

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Theodore Parks

Jeanne Maurer

Klaus Schnitzer

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Joseph Natale Deedra Neitzel Michael Nemschick Benjamin Nesbitt

Judith Molomot Elizabeth Montag Constance Moquist Nicholas Morris

Edith Nevin Joseph Nicastri Guy Nicosia Arlene Nizza
Louise Morrissey Mary Moynihan Henry Mueller Frederic Muhlheim

Gertrude Northway Robert Novack Thomas O’ Hagan Louise Olrich

Louise Myers
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Robert O’ Pray Sharon O’ Reilly Frank Osborne

Alfred Parella

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Frank Penski Linda Perkins Ann Peters

Frank Petrone

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Geraldine Pimm

Ronald Porter

Michael Purdy

Patricia Piotter

Leonard Portuondo

Deborah L. Putnam

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Nicola Ragucci

Bob Platner

Barbara Psyck

Douglas Rathgeb

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Robert Reid

Helen Reynolds

Marianna Redkin

Barbara Reynolds

Linda Reynolds

Patricia Reed

Donna Reynolds

Karen Richards

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Joseph Silverman

Sharyn Teves

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Dennis Richardson Pamela Ritzmann

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Noah Rosenstein Jay Rosovsky

Sandra Rudy Charles Russell

Robert T. Ryan Judith Schlang

Aileen Schlef

Richard Schlote Rosina Schneider

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Klaus Schnitzer Arnold Schwartz Jeanne Schwarz Barbara Sherman Nancy Sherman Helene Shor

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Gail Scott Rose Sears James Setaro

Judith Sierra Diana Sikorski Ruth Silverman Joseph Silverman

Douglas Sivers Diane Skutnik Susan Slatkis
Elizabeth Shaffer Jeanette Shelin Marlene Shelly |

Myron Sloat

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Nancy Slocum Fred Smart Barbara Smith Janet Smith

Joan Sparano Arlene Spellman Mike Spiak

John Smith Ronald Smith George Smrtic Virginia Snavlin Joan Spinelli

Rosalie Spohn Raymond Starman

Blaine Sep dee Walter Snyder Harry Joe Sopher Reginald Soracco Dixon Stevens

Judith Stevens Linda Stewart

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Suzanne Wade

Richard Vacca

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Kathleen Brown
James Constantino
Eleanor Diener
Deborah Friedman
Lauren Kurz

Joseph Nicastri

Douglas Upham

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Janet Surburg Lawrence Syzdek

Richard Szymanski

Sandra Thomson Karen Thorsen Ann Tilton Nellie Tokryman

Kathleen Tanner Harvey Tannenbaum

Jean Tashjian Mark Tatro

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Richard Vacca Ramon Valentin Vincent Valicenti Erika Vonbank

Suzanne Wade Catherine Wardach Anne Waring

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George Warner Sharen Watrous Sharon Wegener Barbara Wehnau Ilene Wolkoff John Wong

Eric Weissman Marlov Wenzel Lauralei Wetzel Linford White Kathleen Wright Carl Wrublewski Marilyn Yartz

Ann Whitney Betty Jane Wilcox Melinda Wild John L. Williams Ruth Young Yvonne Yuskin Barbara Zelenko

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Seymour Zachar

Ken Zacharias

Carolyn Zink

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Peter Digiacomo Thomas Erno Arnold Finkelstein William Gold i 2 Frank Peper Edith Planque

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Associate Editor
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Assistant Editors
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Photography Staff
Robert W. Stephenson, Chief Photographer, Gary
Gold, Tae Moon Lee, Stuart Lubert, Lewis Tischler
Staff
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Barbara Spiegel, Cynthia Stafford
Advertising and Business Manager
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Advertising Graphics
Gail Safian
Our special thanks go to Lee Newbury of Pratt
Institute, Brooklyn, for the cover, dividers, and advice.

We would also like to thank: the SUNYA Art Depart-
ment and, in particular, Mr. Clark for encouragement

ind support; Bruce Daniels for literary contributions.
We appreciate the assistance of the past editors, Wil-
liam Colgan, Martina Tomenga, and Suzanne Budd.

Photography Credits
Gary Gold
p. 38
Tae Moon Lee
pp. 18, 82, 86
Louis Tischler
pp. 4, 36, 155
Klaus Schnitzer
np. 12, 13, 15, 16, 19, 26, 2 46, 3 oe 2
a9, 10, 75, 16, 80, 81, 33, Fl, 102, T41, 131, 2.
286
Robert Stephenson
pp. 45, 54, 69, 84, 85, 87
Douglas Upham
pp. 15, 75, 78, 79, 104, 134
U.S. Army
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Berns Photography
pp. 10, 46
W RGB - Robert Schneider - Ernest Tetrault
p. 93
The late Bernard Kolenberg
pp. 94, 95, 96, 97

Art Credits

Lee Newbury
cover and all dividers,
p. 161 - Snoopy from PEANUTS by Lee Newbury with
apologies to Charles M. Schultz and through the Cour-
tesy of the Albany Knickerbocker News—United Fea-
tures Syndicate, Inc. 1950.

Gail Safian
end sheets and graphics in the advertising section.

Afterword

The place was State,
mostly: tie year. was
1966-67. Commencement
was the climax. But year-
book deadlines fall in
March, and though ninety-
odd pages of Senior por-
traits and advertising are
hardly a_ rousing finish,
they are all we have to of-
fer. If we did any rousing,
we did it in the rest of the
book. We hope we recalled
some memories, good and
bad, elicited some opin-
ions, good and bad, and
perhaps formed some un-
derstandings.

Academic Affairs

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Alpha Lambda Chi
Alpha Phi Gamma
Alpha Pi Alpha
Art Council

Baseball, Frosh

Baseball, Varsity
Basketball, Frosh
Basketball, Varsity

Beta Zeta

Biology Club

Campus Viewpoint
Central Council

Chi Sigma Theta
Christian Science Club
Class of 1967

Class of 1968

Class of 1969
Communications Commission
Community Programming

‘Council for Contemporary Music

Cross Country, Frosh
Cross Country, Varsity
Debate Council

Fencing Society

Forum of Politics

French Club

Gamma Kappa Phi

German Club

Golf, Varsity

International Film Group
International Students Association
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship
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Index

Kappa Delta

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Logos Popularil

Lutheran Student Association
Modern Dance Club

Music Council

Outing Club

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Phi Beta Sigma
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Psychology Club
Religious Affairs Commission
Russian Club

Sigma Alpha

Sigma Lambda Sigma
Sigma Phi Sigma
Sigma Tau Beta
Smiles

Soccer, Frosh

Soccer, Varsity
Statesmen

Supreme Court
Tennis, Frosh

Tennis, Varsity

Theta Xi Omega

University Directory

Upsilon Phi Sigma

Women’s Athletic Association
Wrestling, Frosh

Wrestling, Varsity

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