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From the June 7, 1948 issue, 70 years ago this week, LIFE featured a story on the Class of 1948. The photo essay by the great photojournalist W. Eugene Smith featured images of students from Cornell University in Ithaca, NY. According to LIFE, “For the class of ‘48, the prospect for jobs and future is very promising. The class is the biggest in U.S. history: more than 250,000 graduates.” This image ran in the story with the following caption: “At Senior Picnic on the shores of Lake Cayuga, Doug Foote raises his fraternity beer stein to toast a friend. This year’s picnic featured all the beer a couple could drink for a dollar and was considered a partial flop when some of the beer was left over. Picnics are a favorite recreation at Cornell in the spring.” (W. Eugene Smith—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images) #thisweekinLIFE #Ithaca #Cornell

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Giorgio Gordoni cover art, 1965

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