SUNY at Cobleskill - Voice Yearbook (Cobleskill, NY)

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The VOH'E Fat c Ft firm ANNA GERTRUDE STEWART I oudie”-Home Economics Stamford Seminary Stamford, N. Y. Comm. Welcome Parly “A winning way. a winning smile. Let’s hope it takes her many a mile.” JEANETTE ALICE RADLEY Jean” — Training Class Coeymans High School. Coeymans, N. Y. Comm. Poverty Hop; Senior Party. 'How eagerly she waited for him! All her days she only wanted one! She prayed for him! She craved for him — 'The Mail Man.' JEANETTE AGNES MURPHY Murph,” Romeo” — Home Economics Hornell High School. 120 Hill St. Hornell. N. Y. Capt. Dorm. Basketball Team; Comm. Welcome Party; Varsity Team. In balcony scenes She did cxccll, So for her ways We always fell. A

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Page Fourteen The VOICE itutfnnj of tht 8 rmnr (£{ oo On October 6th, 1924, we, as Seniors, started our third and last milestone at the New York State School of Agriculture at Cobleskill. A large increase in number was due to an exceptionally large I eachers’ d raining Class and the Home Economics girls. Also at the beginning of the second term we had a few more additions of one year men. On October 24, 1924, the class was organized with Joseph Howard, President; Velma Brooker, Vice-President; Irma Backus, Secretary; Oscar Padilla, I reasurer, and Howard J. Curtis, Faculty Advisor. The Seniors, as a class, have not been very active, although we have had a few good times, some of which are “A Bacon Bat,” “A Valentine Parly,” a play, The Brown Mouse,” and our usual good time on Hallowe’en Night, helping the Juniors initiate the Freshmen. As a matter of fact, it should be said that the Seniors have continued throughout the year in helping the Freshmen get in proper touch with the State School. The Senior Class has had a very good basketball team and the majority of the 'Varsity Squad were members of the Class of '25. Now, as we have passed our third milestone, we look back with great pleasure over our work well done and with a feeling of sorrow as we part with the many friends that we have made on the hill and in the village.

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Parfc Sixteen The VOICK LELAND G. SHERMAN Lee” Milford. N. Y. I beta Gamma; Mgr. of Class Basketball Team, I; Student Council, 2; Mgr. of Varsity Basketball Team, 2: Capt. Varsity Basketball, 3; Vice-Pres. Class 2. V1 ell-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech.’ W. J. REED Mechanicville, N. Y. One Year Man Hj trod the soil of France, A chessman in that game of chance.” DONALD M. ROBINSON “Don’’ Saratoga High. Greenfield Center. N. Y. Pi Phi; Mgr. of Class Basketball, I ; Capt. of Class Basketball, 1-2; Committee Announcements; Cast The Brown Mouse”; Voice” Staff, 2; Com in. Alumni Banquet and Dance. -Dilig ence is the; mother of good luck.”