SUNY at Delhi - Fidelitas Yearbook (Delhi, NY)

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1938 THE FIDELITAS Page 31 ANETHMA VANDERVORT Unadilla, New York Institutional Management “There are teomen whose talent it is to serve. Activities: Country Life Club; Woman’s Student Senate, Vice- Pres., 1, Pres., 2; A. A. LOIS WACKFORD Oxford, New York Institutional Management “How great is the darkness — woe to me, woe to me, woe! Activities: Country Life Club; Oracle Staff; Fidelitas; Wo¬ man’s Student Senate, 1, 2; A. A. RALPH WASHBURN Clyde, New York Dairy Industry “Each tongue best tells its own tale. Activities: Country Life Club; Horn Hoof; Intramural Sports, 1, 2; A. A.; F. F. A. MARSHALL WORDEN Bloomville, New York Animal Husbandry “A wise man is sometimes silent. Activities: Country Life Staff; Basketball, 1; Intramural Sports, 2; A. A.; F. F. A. FREDERICK P. YOUNG West Coxsackie, New York Animal Husbandry “He is gentle, he is shy; he has mischief in his eye. Activities: Country Life Club; Oracle Staff; Class Treas, 2; Horn Hoof; Fidelitas Staff; In¬ tramural Sports; A. A.; F. F. A.

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Page 30 1938 THE FIDELITAS HENRY H. SMITH Goshen, New York Animal Poultry Husbandry “}lis music in our hearts we wore, lonf; after it was heard no more.” Activities: Country Life Club; Oracle Staff, 1, 2; Horn Hoof, 1, 2; Fraternity, Sec.; Fidelitas Staff, 2; A. A.; F. F. A. ROBERT S. Y. SPEIRS Slate Hill, New York Animal Husbandry “Be it ever so humble, there ' s no place like home.” Activities: Country Life Club; Oracle Staff; Fidelitas Staff; Fraternity; Horn Hoof, Vice- Pres., 2; Cross Country, Mgr., 2; Basketball, Mgr., 2; A. A.; F. F. A.; Intramural Sports, 2. WILLIAM TAYLOR Nichols, New York Animal Poultry Husbandry “Jlis face, the tablet of unutter¬ able thoughts.” Activities: Country Life Club; Horn Hoof; Fidelitas Staff, Co- Ed., 2; Fraternity, Treas., 2; Cross Country, 1, 2; Basketball, 1, 2; Intramural Sports; A. A.; F. F. A. BEATRICE M. THOMSON Bovina Center, N. Y. Dairy-Commercial “She says little but thinks much.” Activities: Country Life Club; k idelitas Staff; Woman’s Stu¬ dent Senate; Class Officer, Treas., 1; A. A. GLADYS STROH Batavia, New York Institutional Management “The dignity of womanhood.” Activities: Country Life Staff; Class Vice-Pres., 2; A. A. DOROTHY TAFT Bainbridge, New York Institutional Management “A woman can like a man in sixty-seven different ways.” Activities; Country Life Club, Sec., 1; A. A. ALFRED THORSLAND New York, New York Animal Husbandry “Silence is the mother of truth.” Activities: Country Life Club; Intramural Sports; A. A.; F. F. A. WARD W. TICE Spring Glen, New York Poultry Husbandry “All for love, or the world well lost.” Activities: Country Life Club; Horn Hoof, 1, 2; Fraternity, 1, Sergeant-at-Arms, 2; Cross Coun¬ try, 2; Intramural Sports, 1, 2; a! a.; F. F. a.

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Page 32 THE FIDELITAS 1938 HONORS Hewill Citizenship Prize Alfred Bates, Middletown, New York (M , Hamilton J. Hewitt of Delhi offered this prize of $5 to the best school citizen among the boys). Kiwanis Club Prizes for Excellence in Public Speaking Arthur Lieber, New ork City .$8 John Lawrence, Hurleyville . 4 Seeley Phillips, Slate Hill . 3 (The first prize winner represents the school at the Annual State Grange Speaking Contest). Dairymen’s League Cooperative Essay Contest Arthur DeGroat, LeGrangeville (Arthur DeGroat won first in the school elimination contest. His essay was then entered in the State School section competing with the winners of the other five State Schools; here, also, it received first place.) Theta Gamma Award William Curtiss, Poughkeepsie ...$5 (Offered to senior boy, not a member of the Fraternity, maintaining the highest scholastic standing). Oracle Awards The green and white emblem awarded for Oracle work is a letter D inside of which is an ink bottle and pen. Hayes, Flannery, Giovannetti, Worden, Bates, Jackson, Werlau. 0. Taylor, Young, Salese, Rosencrants, H. Smith, Gillespie. Gilligan, Margaret Race, Mildred Race, Blumenthal, Bostwick. Curtiss, Boggs, Burdick, Gesell.