SUNY at Cobleskill - Voice Yearbook (Cobleskill, NY)

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Glass Qoem Lons within thy walls we've struggled. Now our hearts arc filled with woe. Since the time of parting faces us And duty bids us rise and go. With success you've crowned our efforts. Given blessings which none could foretell; But longer wc cannot linger. Farewell, State School, Farewell. Acquaintances here were fond and true. Now as we go on our way. We put off farewells as long as wc can And good-bye we dread to say. But good-bye just means God bless you , And that's what we're saying to you. God bless you teachers, classmates, friends. And guide you in all that you do. Alma mater, teachers, classmates. All that now we are leaving behind; Accept this farewell message. From the class of twenty-nine. W. E. B. Twenty-lom

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MARY J. ACKNER Mary Jane”—Two Year Teacher Training, Cobleskill High Central Bridge, N. Y. Member of Student Council (1), Sec-ictary of Student Council (2), Girls' Bas-kelball Squad (2), Thanksgiving Pro gram (2). Her smile is just like sunshine for cheering us along. CLAUDE J. ARMLIN Army”—Teacher 'Training, Middlc-bmgh High - Middlcburgh, N. Y. Orchestra (1, 3), Class Play (3). Uneasy lie the heads of all that rule, I lis worst of all whose kingdom is a school. IRMA E. BACKUS Two Year Teacher Training,, Schenectady High - Schenectady, N. Y. Cast Goose Money ’ (3), Student Council Treasurer (3), Play Committee (3). Refreshment Committee (3), Xmas Party (3), Vice-President Training Class. Among nil the flowers Of garden and dell. There blossoms fair Irma, We all love so well. HOWARD BAKER Prof Teacher Training, East Wor-ccstct High - Worcester, N. Y. Theta Gamma Fraternity Class Basket-hall (3). Why care for grammar as long as we are good? DOROTHY BALDWIN Dot Baldy —Teacher Training, W'arrcnshurg High, Hudson Falls, N. Y. Grange Member (2). Senior Play (2), Thanksgiving Pageant (2). Every woman would rather be beautiful than good. Twenty-six