Palmer Institute Starkey Seminary - Echo Yearbook (Starkey, NY)

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Foreword - Dedication School Group Alma Nlatei' Echo Board Faculty Seniors Classes - Organizations Activities - Athletics - Humor Gable nf Qlnntvnta

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A-:X .Qi CHUM S55 if A.: A 9 ' WE Ea -ki,-I EHHYPIUHYD To you, the reader of this, the second volume of The Echo , we present the results of OLII' labor as a signification of our love for our Alma Mater. We are still cherishing the belief of its lofty ideals. VVe are still realizing the many benefits, and the background which Starkey has given us for our future lives. We have striven herein to produce a piece of work which we think to be of the highest order. We have labored hard to carry on the good work which our predecessors so nobly undertook. We have combined our efforts without faltering. From the highest to the subordinate offices, we extend our appreciation for those services received. To those who have contributed any por- tion of this, our annual, we take great pleasure in stating that, without their co-operation and willingness to help, this stupendous task would have been undertaken in vain. To the faculty of Starkey Seminary, whose enthusiasm was as great as ours, we wish to express our thanks. If this be a means of bringing you in closer touch with our beloved Alma ll-'Iaterg if this be a means of securing more students for Starkey, then we feel assured that our work has brought forth results and a satisfaction that pleases each and every one of us, and when we have left these halls to venture out upon other achievements, whether in public or collegiate life, we shall do so feeling that we have been paid ten fold for our task.

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Bvhimtinn We, the class of 1928, do hereby most respectfully dedicate this, the second volume of The Echon, to the late William F. Corwith Whose magnanimous bequest to Starkey Seminary made possible the new gymnasium which bears his name.