Morrisville State College - Arcadian Yearbook (Morrisville, NY)

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ROBERTA ANDREWS PHYLLIS ALLEN Phgl 310 Kingsley St., Sherrill, N. Y. Dietetics House Council ill Alpha Phi Lamba ill Freshman Class President Arcadian 121 Dramatics Club President Chorus ill Q. Rosey LaGrangeville, N. Y. Dietetics L 'C Chorus f2l Dramatics f2l ,Cb xl' . House' Council 113 Q21 Senior Class Secretary P f CATHERINE BYRNE 'Kayn 16 Sheldon St., Norwich, N. Y. Home Economics - President of Club Q21 ' Dietetics Girls' Sports Newman Club ill Arcaclian IOHN BELL johnny 526 Oak St., Syracuse, N. Y Agricultural Engineering Chapel llj Q21 Glee Club C21 Veterans 12? Dramatics f2l Senior Vice President 16

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In c-Appreciation To Prof. Kilby, the class of '45 wishes to express sincere thanks and appreciation for making our class a success through his excel- lent council and guidance. lass History September 19. I943 began our education at the Morrisville Institute. Our small class of twenty-four became acquainted with the other student class mates, instructors, and the campus during the first week when we as new students were initiated by the seniors who proved very helpful and friendly after they had taken off the hard shell of initiation. After the first week of the excitement of initiation we settled down to the more serious things and elected Phyllis Allen as president: Alvin Miller, as vice-president: Mildred Griswold as secretary: and Marian Neadle as treasurer. We also chose Prof. Kilby to give us a hand as class advisor. Because of the man power shortage the freshman girls donned their overalls and helped harvest the potatoes and beans. Several parties were carried on by the student body. The freshman as a class helped to make them a success by cooperating. The senior girls entertained us as freshmen at the customary tea and we in turn entertained the present freshman girls. In November the freshmen had a slight increase in their class when eight new fellows came to take the short course in agriculture. They were with us until the first of April. In Ianuary the freshmen had a sleigh ride and afterwards danced and had refreshments in Madison Hall. This year on September 19 we began our senior year by getting together and talking over old times and initiating the freshmen who proved to be swell sports. Our first activity was a hay ride. Then later the seniors had a Halloween Party and a Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, both being held in Madison Hall. As class ofiicers we elected Betty Larkin as presi- dent, Iohn Bell as vice-president. Mildred Griswold as secretary and Roberta Andrews as treasurer. Prof. Kilby is still our class advisor. Our class is carrying on the usual M. A. T. I. spirit with a basketball team and cheer leaders. Despite the fact that this is war and there is a paper shortage, we elected Doris Fuller as editor-in- chief of the school paper. This has seen many edi- tions and it is hoped there will be many more. As the annual gift to the school the senior class is carrying the Arcadian with Ruth Williams as the editor-in-chief and Mr. Vantine elected to take our pictures. During the year we have met several service men and women who previously attended our school and we have seeked their acquaintance. This senior class deserves much credit for re- organizing the previous organizations which died out within the last few years.

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DAVID CARTER Dave Agriculture - Animal Husbandry 3 C DORIS FULLER Curly Home Economics - Dietetics Chapel ill 121 House Council ill Q25 Chorus fll Q21 EDGAR CAMPBELL 150 Monticello Dr., Syracuse, N. Y. Agriculture -- Animal Husbandry Manager Q21 Assistant Basketball Dramatics Q21 Ira, New York Dramatics Q21 GLADYS CLEMONS Click Rernsen, New York Home Economics House Council Q21 Orchestra fl? f2l Intra Murals ill Chorus ill 121 Dramatics Q21 Cheer Leader Ill Q21 Arcadian 121 . 151, ' DeRuyter, N. Y. Cheer Leader Ill QQ Girls' Sports fl? Alpha Phi Lamba lil Spirit Editor Q23 Arcadian 12, 17