SUNY at Delhi - Fidelitas Yearbook (Delhi, NY)

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board of visitors Director Smith, E. 0. Bush, Pres.; W. A. Humphries, G. Many To the Class of 53: It is our fervent hope and desire that the years spent at our State Agricultural and Technical Institute, nestled here in the foothills of the Catskill Mountains at Delhi, New York, have assisted each and everyone of you in the preparation of your future lives. However, your future, you will have to make for yourselves, your community, your country and the world. The challenge for making “That Better World” is great, but that responsibility lies with you and the Classes to follow. We have faith! Our Congratulations and Best Wishes for success to the Class of 1953! 8

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hope) it is another of those “things” that shall have a treasured spot among our many school mementoes. And that is well what it should be! Ah yes, my friend, there are many things to look back on in future years which can only be found in your school annual. And that is what the staff has tried diligently to do—make this a book of memories. To those many members of the staff who have worked hard and endlessly to achieve this goal, I wish to express my deepest appreciation and thanks for a job well done. To our tireless advisors, the staff and myself owe much gratitude, and at this time we would like to say “Thank you” for your kind cooperation. Also no to be forgotten are the many others not connected with our staff, whohjj e-TTfany manner assisted in making this book a success. So to yomjiJior eryou are, for whatever you did, we wish also to say “Many thanl -2 ' Walter Brown Business IManager Roberta BrecWr Literary Editor ' Charles Cancdy Lay-out Editor Editor’s note: A yearbook to many of us is just another of those “things” that we take for granted, along with everything else at school. But to others of us (in the majority I Walter Godfrey Art Editor Joseph DeMaria Sports Editor Eugene Snyder Photography Editor Advisors: Mr. Hough, Miss Chambers, Mr. Wassmer 7

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Harlond L. Smith Director, N.Y.S.A. T. I want to congratulate you, the class of 1953, on your earnestness and co-operativeness. It has been a pleasure to work with you. The longer I am associated with young people of your age, the better I like it. Your enthusiasm is refreshing. I am not one to decry the young people of today with a sigh and remark, “What arc we coming to.” I am willing to stake the future of this country on the ability and good judgment of its youth as I see it exemplified in you, the class of 1953. 9 Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Smith