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KutachfiM, Taylor, 11iI|m nmI 1111 m linker, llroome, Murk ', Mciciiphh, Itnrltcr, Marks I!aileus. Miller, I’liillips. I IimikIiIoii, I Midi, Holmes. Welsh VanI allei». Rosen. «'levolaml. laipknx. .Miller. Wall Munson, I51--».m,1. in(h l«l Milk. Sehreiher. Weaver. I»urlaial, .lolinson, Ituxvli. TIiiiiIiik Miinloek. Maeon. Sl'-nerwakl. lc. Uallihun. Howie, Holmes, KdninmlM Davies, Caldwell. I’earson. Sle|)hens. Ward. MeddaiiRli, ....................................I SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Our class originated in 1933. Eighty-four green, trusting young people came to Cobleskill to enroll in Home Economics and Agriculture and Teach-er Training. At the beginning of the second term the class had dwindled down to only seventeen. At this time the officers were elected. President, Aldcn Payne; Vice-president, Herbert Miller; Secretary, Donald Baucus; Treasurer, Bill Busch; and Student Council Representative, Robert Jensen. 1934. The second year was marked by the arrival of more two-year students. Bill Busch was elected president; Leon Rosen, Vice-president; Ruth Peck, Secretary; Stewart Christman, Treasurer; Bill Miller, Ernest Hil-pertshauser and Bill Schreibcr represented us on the Student Council. We were poison to the other classes in athletics, despite the fact that the football and basketball teams were comprised of mostly athletes from our class. This year, 1935, being our last, we decided to really show our mettle. We started out by giving the first party, which was the envy of all the other classes. In inter-class tournaments we were invincible. We elected Frank Stephens, President; Hanton Reid, Vice-president; Lillian Pearson, Secretary, and Barbara Ward, Treasurer. Donald Baucus, David Baker, Richard Johnson, Walt Miller, Winfield Taylor, Deline Van Patten and Robert Houghton represented the class on the Student Council. The girls’ Student Council representatives were Miss Pearson, Edna Chase and Hilda Rathbun. In summing up our history, we can say that we have a class that has been successful in all its undertakings, a class that has attained a high scholastic standing, and wc hope we have a class that has set a mark for future classes as their goal.
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