SUNY at Cobleskill - Voice Yearbook (Cobleskill, NY)

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The 1933 Voice Staff Nohmw Axenson EDITORIAL STAFF lidilor-in-C.hief Doroi as 0. Waite Literary Editors Annki.la Dinnki. Victor Kostohar I.AWRENCK A MILS School Lije Editors Roiikrtiia SlCKKI-S Alice Ieatiieks Seniors (Hass lie porters Juniors Freshmen Wilson Dodge John Earrkli. Joseph Tinning Foot hall Athletic lie porters Girls Hash ,hall Hoys' Haske'ball Edward Hamilton Tiiklma Jones Walter Schmidt Donald Ecki.kson Alumni lie porters Virginia Logkiiart Mabel Robinson ill Til A. GeISKR Arl Editors William Rorst GkORGE JJvNFOimi Fraternity lie porters Robert Miller W. Kendall Rich Club He porter IIkRNARDE S l TER Exchange Editor l KRYI. HELMED John Editor—Rai pii Siikrman RUSINKSS STAKE Htmncss Manager Rorkiu C. Wilson Advertising Manager —George Stevens Assistant Advertising Managers Robert E. r.Ai.iiouN Louise Kline Edward Hampton Bm v C YU)m John Eggkrs Miss E. R. Hodgdon Vacuity Ail visors Mil G. I). Gregory r 10 j

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Editorial At Iasi, after months of hard work, we are approaching our long sought goal, graduation. In the true sense of the word, however, it is not graduation hut commencement. Iliis is true, because most of us are completing our scholastic education at this school, and are going out to face the trials and hardships of life. We are just commencing that phase of our lives which may he termed independence; we are going out on our own and the responsibility for our success or failure rests upon our own shoulders. The question of young people today, their work and their problems, is even greater than that of yesterday. Ilie world is in economic turmoil and the task of putting it hack on a sound footing and then keeping it there rests on the younger generation. Many of the older generation shake their heads in despair when they think of the future of civilization resting on our shoulders. We are often called a brainless and undisciplined lot, hut when we look hark to the time when our predecessors were our age we liud that we arc, if anything, setting up a better record than that which was set up for us to follow. Tin younger generation of today has no cause for worry. When the time comes for u to take over the controls we will not he found unprepared. W hen we have something to do we get Imsy and get it done when it should he done. I’lic VotcK Staff of 1933 has finished its journey and can only hope that we have done a piece of work which meets the approval of the student body. We wish to thank all those who have in any way helped to make this year’s work so successful. We wish tin Stall that i- to carry oil in our place all the link possible in the task which will he theirs in the year to conn . And so we come lo the parting of the ways. The Class of 1933 will soon have lo say good-bye to the school which they have learned to love so well, and to the many friends that they have made during their slay here. As we leave the “Hill as graduates and hid farewell lo the faculty and lo the student body who remain, our only hope is that you will reinoml‘ »r us in the days lo come. THK KDITOK [11]