SUNY at Cobleskill - Voice Yearbook (Cobleskill, NY)

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EDITORIAL Editor-in-chief ..-............................................... Arthur Koenig Assistant Editors .............................. Oakley Maynard and Alice Palmer Secretary .................................................. Jessie Stirling Literary Editors: Kay Hihaseko, Margaret Bursam. Rose Margraf, Adelaide Johnson. Jessie Stirling. Prank. Schmid. Social Editors: Blanche Philips. Dot Kiefner. Amy Draflin. Jane Everingham, Alton Lemka. Sports Editors ............................. Nina Belle Herzog and Garland Hines Art Editors .................... Jens Johnson, Helen Johnston, Edward Guinanc BUSINESS Business Manager ............................................... Frank Benson Advertising Managers: ......... Randolph Sprague, Francis Miller, Adclbcrt Shcclcy. Mimeographing ......................... Garland Hines,, Marie Fink, Ruth MaeGuire Binding and Distributing: ....... William MeMorris, Vincent Platania, Doris Edwards Faculty Adviser ................................ -............ G. D. Gregory The end. yet the beginning for some. But a short time ago we saw approaching at a distance “graduation and advancement. At what a rapid rate it approached us. Now some of us have reached our long sought goal—already looking forward to our next and last goal--life. Life faces us: around each corner a golden opportunity awaits for each one of us. To each one there arc equal opportunities. May we grasp these opportunities and strive for high ideals for the good of all. We experience sorrow and regret because we arc leaving behind us our happy school life, some of us for good and others only during the summer. This, together with the friends we have made and kept, may long remain in our memories as we drift hack and think of by-gone days. We wish to thank the members of the Voice Staff and others who have helped in kind cooperation: and it is the sincere wish of the Voice Staff that this volume will serve as a firm foundation for future successful Voices. —EDITOR. THE VOICE STAFF Standing- I’aimer, Mr. ir«Knry. link. Sin .-ley. Hines. Maynard. McCuire. Sniague. .loliii-kiiii, .MeMorris. liaison. Miller. Helm . Culnaiie. limtlin. Kveiiiigliuiii. Herzog. Selinil.i. IIjliasel'o. Jolinslon Kiefiier. Seated I’liilllps. Joluison, K« eiiig. Steiling. Henson, Kdwards, i 1 1II I11 v. I’liiliiniii. Ixsmlta. 129]

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SIuimIIiik I'ray, Sh-w. Muvrmnl. Okilre. pjill« n nn. I«vnoli. llllinxcko, McGuire, Ifculjlloy. H:irl our. Iajucks. President ..... Vice-President Secretary ..... Adviser........ Beatrice Barbour 37 Helen Loucks '.'7 Oakley Maynard 37 Rolnril Pray 37 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS ................Jerry 0. Badglcy ‘.'7 ..............Kathleen Hibascko 37 ..................Barbara Lynch '38 .........Archie E. Champlin, Director MEMBERS Jens Johnson 38 Donald Patterson 38 Lee Claire 39 Amy Drallin 39 The Student Council is a representative body consisting of delegates from the three classes for the purpose of supervising all student activities. The Student Council, under the sponsorship of Director Champlin, has taken new life and authority. Every opportunity has been utilized to bring the school under student government. The Constitution and By-laws have been drawn up and jointly adopted by the Student Council and the Director. At the suggestion of the Council, the library has been reestablished, a recreation room has been installed and numerous other steps have been taken for the benefit of the school and the student body. The present Student Council hopes those of succeeding years will have the same cooperation which we have enjoyed and will utilize their opportunity to improve life at State School as we have tried to do. [ 28]

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Him . Mr. (N.liy.r. HW'hninnil. Stamxkl. HnnW. V«Ihh. M.ntrraf. Kvoiiiiglisiin, (lolllxillllll, CVflin. GRANGE DEGREE TEAM 'The Grange Degree Team of the State School Grange, No. 1449, which consists of State School students belonging to the Grange, was organized this year for the ninth time. The members of the Team began regular practice for their work soon after organizing, and in November of 1936 they made their debut in the Grange Hall. At this fine they administered to various candidates the first and second degree. Following this the team transferred its activities to Breakabecn long enough to give the first degree. The Team unites in thanking Mr. Collycr for the part lie played in making the work of this group successful. no]