Alumni Yearbook
We couldn't be more proud of our vast network of alumni. From rollerskating in your graduation garb to the almost-mandatory photo in front of Hall of Languages, we're always excited to see you and your beautiful snapshots. Keep sending them in, and maybe you'll find yourself featured in the next issue of the Arts and Sciences magazine.
The opening of Manley Field House:
"That opening night at Manley Field House in 1962 was memorable on many levels: the incomparable Dave Bing was showcased; the 4:01 indoor mile victory by Bruce Kidd suggested that the Syracuse banked board track was lightning fast; the raucous crowd demonstrated that even frigid weather and the long haul out to the field house wouldn't be a problem; Ernie Davis's Heisman Trophy sat in the lobby and attracted attention; and so on. This 17-year-old freshman was the lead runner of a victorious two mile relay at halftime, just prior to the open mile. It was all new and thrilling. Nice memories."
Martin Miller ’66
An eye-opening course:
"I enrolled in a beginning anthropology course which was then taught by Professor James Tuck in the winter session of 1966. During my four years at SU, the time I spent in this course was one of the most enlightening due to the unique subject matter and the brilliant students with whom I was associated with."
Richard C. Mason ’66
Allyssa Kaiser ’13 (right) enjoys the fall foliage with a friend during 2015's Orange Central weekend.
Jhulianna Cintron ’10 and Aric Johnson ’08 (School of Information Studies) capture an engagement photo in front of the Hall of Languages.