Albany Academy - Cue Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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THE 1937 CUE Q Q Q INTRGDUCTION lt was many months ago in November when we first considered making this year book. We were at the time rather idealistic-perhaps too idealistic-and, seeing a sales- man one morning, we were persuaded to sign contracts with printing and engraving companies with hopes that this book would be a better one than those of the past few years. lt is for you, rather than us, to judge, now that the book is printed, whether or not we were right in believing we could do something a little different from usual. ln mak- ing this book we have necessarily been inexperienced both in the matter of yearbooks and in regard to printers and engravers. We can, therefore, but hope that what we have clone is successful. lf this book measures up to your expecta- tions, we are very pleasedg if it does not, we are sorry. We will always consider the help we received from Mr. Peter S. Ciurwit, our adviser, invaluable and we are sure that without his ideas and experience such a book as this would not have been possible. For the photographs in this book, we acknowledge the work of the Gustave Lorey Stu- dios which have been serving The Cue for over twenty years. For permission to publish the dedicatee photograph we wish to thank the Blackstone Studios of New York City. -Wallace C. Bedell Editor 4.-5. -a... ...M-.1 .-mea, ...... i, J fi 'g Nil. Q3 , 7 W' 7 fix fl' Page eleven wx I l' Zgzfifyf x , , xslt. X , QE L . 512 -25521. -f5asRf ?JE'.Q',ww'f' Q will 7

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X ., THE OLD ACADEMY

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