Albany Academy - Cue Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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Page twenty-two 0 0 0 0 THE COMMENCEMENT CUE WILLIAM HART VANLOON Bill TfVinks Age-l7 years l month Entered--i929 lB Classl College-Williams l936-37-Private Co. A, Bronze Proficiency Bar, junior Varsity Hockey, President of Warren Literary Society, joseph Henry Society. l937-38-Color Corporal, Varsity Track, junior Varsity Hockey, Secretary and President of Warren, Vice-President of joseph Henry, Dramatics Club, jARED SCUDDER WEND Jei ry,' Doc Savage Age-i8 years 3 months Entered---l929 lB Classl College-Middlebury l934-35-Private Co. A. l935-36-Private Co. A. l936-37-Corporal Co. A, Varsity Swimming, junior Varsity Football. l937-38--lst Sergeant Co. D lGuidon Co.l, Var- sity Swimming, junior Varsity Football, Vice-President of Warren. THEODORE HENRY WERE 11TGdH 1:The0v! Age--l8 years l month Entered-l926 lE Classl College-Princeton i934-35-Private Co. A lGuidon Co.l, thirty-two, Varsity Track, Rifle Team, Warren Literary Society, Cum Laude Certificate. i935-36-Private Co. A, thirty-two, Guard Mount, Varsity Track, Rifle Team, Warren Literary Society, Cum Laude Certificate. i936-37-Corporal Co. A, thirty-two, Battalion Finals, President of Warren, joseph Henry Society, Var- sity Football, Varsity Track, Treasurer of Rifle Club. i937-38-lst Lieutenant Co. A, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, junior Varsity Basketball, Warren Editor of Cue, Vice-President of joseph Henry, Treasurer of Warren, President of Rifle Club, Caldwell Prize, Cum Laude. CHARLES HANCOCK WOOD, jR. Charlie Deacon Age-l8 years 5 months Entered i926 lE Classi College-Princeton l93-4-35-Private Co. B, thirty-two, Guard Mount, President of Class, Student Council, Beck Literary So- ciety, Cum Laude Certificate. l935-36-Private Co. A, thirty-two, Guard Mount, Beck Editor of Cue, Student Council, Varsity Tennis, Varsity Swimming, Cum Laude Certificate, Glee Club. i936-37+Sergeant Co. B lGuidon Co.l, Manager of Tennis, junior Varsity Swimming, Chairman of Beck Literary Committee, Chairman of joseph Henry Scien- tific Committee, School Activities Editor of Cue, Dra- matics Club, Cum Laude Certificate, Bott German Medal, Student Council. l937-38-Captain Co. A, Editor-in-chief of Cue, President of joseph Henry, Vice-President of Beck, Sec- retary of Class, Treasurer of Student Council, Manager of Exchange, Chairman of Forum, Dramatics Club, Cum Laude, Declamation Prize, Harvard Prize.

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I25TH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE 0 0 0 0 ARTHUR HENRY STEIN R. . l Sonny f'Steimze Age-l7 years 6 months Entered--i926 lE Classl College-Undecided i934-35-Private Co. D, thirty-two, Guard Mount, Beck Literary Society, Rifle Club. 1935-36-Private Co. B, thirty-two, Guard Mount, junior Varsity Hockey, junior Varsity Baseball, Glee Club, Rifle Club. l936-37--Corporal Co. C, junior Varsity Hockey, junior Varsity Football, junior Varsity Baseball, joseph Henry Society, Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Rifle Club. i937-38-First Sergeant Co. C, Varsity Hockey, junior Varsity Football, junior Varsity Baseball, Literary Editor of Cue, President of joseph Henry, Secretary ot Rifle Club, Secretary of Beck, Dramatics Club. WALTER BREMER STEPHENS, jR. fdwaltxa uzvigern Age-l7 years 8 months Entered-i926 lE Classl College-Princeton i934-35-Private Co. B, thirty-two, Cum Laude Certificate. i935-36-Private Co, A, Cum Laude Certificate. i936-37-Corporal Co. B lGuidon Co.l, thirty- two, Vice-President of Warren, Cum Laude Certificate. l937-38-Quartermaster Sergeant, Secretary of Warren, Chairman of Warren Literary Committee, Rifle Club, Van Rensselaer Classical Medal, Cum Laude. jACOB HENRY VANAERNAM, jR. uejaken Age-l9 years 3 months Entered-i929 lA Classl College-Undecided i934-35--Private Co. A, thirty-two, Guard Mount, Beck Literary Society, Dramatics Club, Orchestra, Var- sity Track. l935-36-Corporal Co. B, thirty-two Battalion Finals, Chairman of Beck Literary Committee, Manager of Hockey, Dramatics Club, Orchestra. i936-37-Sergeant Co. A, thirty-two, Guard Mount, Varsity Track, President of Dramatics Club, Or- chestra, Exchange Editor of Cue, Head Cheerleader. i937-38-2nd Lieutenant CO. D lGuidon Co.l, Vice-President of Beck, President of Dramatics Club. TOBIAS RICHARD VANKEUREN f6Vanfl llT0by7l Age-l8 years Entered-i937 lSixth Formfl College-Annapolis i937-38-Member of Sixth Form. Page twenty-one

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I25TH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE 0 0 0 0 VALEDICTORY HOWARD GARBERICI-l HACEIVIAN, JR. We come to this Commencement Day with conflicting emotions- great joy, and deep sadness. This day brings to us the fulfillment of all that we have hoped for, worked for, lived for. Yet we dread to face the very hour of our hopes' realization, for it means the severance of ties we have long treasured. A few brief moments have made us Alumni of our Alma Mater, foster children of a fostering mother. Today terminates one phase of our education. We cannot remain here: we must go on to broader fields of endeavor. But may no day of our lives ever terminate our education. For education is not something which ceases when we cease to attend school. It is rather a continuous growth of mind and spirit. And of this growth the years we have spent here will be a vital part. But we cannot leave without giving thanks to those who have given so much to us while we have been here. What can we say in gratitude to you who have labored so patiently with us and into whose hands the train- ing of our minds has been given? What words can we use to thank you? lt is a gratitude too deep for expression, but a gratitude which each of us feels. Arid our parents-dare we reveal to you those hidden feelings of our hearts? You have made sacrifices greater than we shall ever understand that we might be here. And in return we have sometimes been wayward, obstinate, and ill-tempered. We cannot thank you. We can only pledge that we will try to be worthy of your sacrifices, that we will try to be the men you want us to be. And to you other members of the Student Body of the Albany Acad- emy, and particularly to you of the Class of l939, we extend our heartiest good wishes. lt is our desire that our failures may teach you success, and that you may carry on the traditions of this school as she enters the sixth quarter century of her work, Page twenty-three