SUNY at Cobleskill - Voice Yearbook (Cobleskill, NY)

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CONTENTS T I T L E F O R K W () R I) I) E l I C A T I O N I N M E M () R I V IVI SC II OO L II I STO R Y T II E S C II O O I, F A C I L T Y S E N I () R S J I N I () R S F R E S II iVI E IN S C II O () L L I F E F R A T E R N IT I E S A T II L E TICS A I) V E R T I S E IVI E N T S A N I) J () K E S

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TWENTY VI AItS OF riMM UGSS Twenty years is a long time when a new institution is planning for (he future; hut when il pauses to reminisce, it is hut a moment in comparison. To record the former lakes hul one word, progress or failure ; lo record that progress or failure after a score or years would require volumes. Perhaps a happy medium can he reached hy noting a faculty, and several changes have resulted in (he past ten ycal's. Quoting from Volume I. Funds available July I of 1916 made possible the engaging of a corps of teachers and a little group was found who were willing to cast their lot with the new undertaking. The destiny of the School was largely in their hands and whatever of success or few of the high spots since any recording of school history hy the Voice in 1926. Volumes I and IV contain a record of important events before this time. One of the first executive units of any institution is its Board of Trustees or i si tors. 'The Board at State School has had few changes in the past ten years. In 1928, Jared Van Wagenen, Jr., replaced F. II. Byderand 1C. V. Vedder to till the vacancy left hy the death of (i. A. Parsons in 1926. I poll the death of President I). I). Frisbie, that position was tilled hy I). C. Dow, also P. (i. 'Pen ICyek became a member in 1931 with F. J. Neville, added in 1932. During this same year Commissioner of Agriculture, C. II. Baldwin and Dean Carl K. Ladd of Cornell became members due to their office. The latest appointment in 1936 to the. Board has been I). M. Frisbie, son of the former president of the Board. No school would be complete without a achievement has come to the School in later years has been largely due to their steadfast loyalty.” These men were from left to right in the picture: N. C. Bogers, botany, chemistry, and horticulture; F. W. Uilhrop, soils and crops, farm management and poultry; S. (I. Judd, animal husbandry, dairying and poultry: (I. P. Tingue, academic subjects; II. B. Knapp, Director. The year 1936 finds a 9