Silent film by Eugene B. Morse, 1941 graduate of the College, featuring primarily himself and his friends in exterior scenes typical of student life at the time. Presented (approximately) in chronological order, the film shows students and faculty on the College's downtown campus (Boardman House, Music/Little Theatre building, Williams Hall, Dewitt Park), the Phi Mu Alpha fraternity house on Dewitt Place; practice teaching in Elmira; traveling by bus in formal dress to a concert in Lyons; segment on steam railroading in East Ithaca; color segment showing the marching band and a student picnic in Stewart Park; Fall 1940 home football game against Clarion (currently known as Clarion University of Pennsylvania) showing cheerleaders, band, football action; concert in Dewitt Park; attendees at graduation.
