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McWIIOKTKK. WALLACE Mac.' Argyle, N. Y. Animal Husbandry dice- Chill 2-3, Dramatics Chih 2-3, Senior Play. He irn raised on Jersey milk. MII.I.KH. QUENTIN Qhknt Albany. N. Y. Animal lliisliandry Class Basketball I. Basketball 2 3, Fitting ami Showing Contest 2, Zela Alpha Phi 2-3. Sleep makelh the man strong. MEYEKS, mciiAim Dick Canajoliaric, N. Y. Animal Husbandry Fitting ami Showing Contest 2. I lane no wards, my voire is in my DcSota. MORRISON. MAKY K. Moickv Johnstown, N. Y. Institutional Management Alpha Sigma Della 2-3, Dramatics Chili 3. Chcorlea«ling 2. Omi-liieiiecincnt Usher 2, Senior I’lav. A merry modern Miss. MOY. 151'.ll) J. “Stein” Galway, N. Y. Animal Husbandry eta Alpha Phi 2-3, Basketball 1-2-3, Fitting ami .Showing Contest 2. President Senior Class, Ping Pong 2. lly living well and laughing of ten. man will live a happy life. NOONAN,KOHKKT “linn Schenectady, N. Y. Animal Husbandry Pres, eta Alpha Phi 3, Zrla Alpha Phi 1-2-3. Class Basket hall I. Fitting ami Showing Con test 2. Parly Pro Speaking Con test 2. Interfraternity Council 3. A i liict boy but full of fan. He is liked by everyone. THE VOICE OSTKANDEIL VERA A. SKIfl'KIt Bensselaer, N. Y. Child Study Dramatics Chili 2-3. Clec Club 2-3, Trans. Senior Clast . Always happy, always gay, very good natured so they say. The girl with the smile is always north while. PATTERSON, DONALD I.. Don Olisville, N. Y. Animal Husbandry t ’lass Basketball 2. Tennis 3. Horseshoes 3. Dramatics lull 3. Junior Variety Show. Senior Play, First waril Speaking Contest 2-3, Fitting and Showing Contest 2. Always to cxecll and be superior lit at hers and despise not a rastie artier. PAUL JOSEPH F. Oilman, .N. Y. Animal Husbandry Alpha Sigma Chi 1-2-3. Voice 1, Cross Country 3. Basketball 1-2-3, Fitting and Showing Contest 2. Tennis 12. Ping Pong 1-2. Mature made but one such man and brake the die it east. PHILLIPS. BLANCHE II. “Brkkzy” Schenectady, N. Y. Child Study Voice 2-3, dice Club 2-3, Parly Pro Speaking Contest 2, Third Award Speaking Contest 3. I say just what think, nothing mare or less. PEPPER, FKANKI.YN C. “Pki-” Moriah, N. Y. Animal Husbandry Baskethall 2-3. 'lYnnis 3, Theta Camilla 2-3. Senior Play. Ping Pong 2-3, Fitting and Showing Contest 2. Among the el ass there is one who is always looking jor some fun, his voire is heard in class and hall, his favorite sport is basketball. PLATAN I A. VINCENT Vinci-: Highland, N. Y. Frail Alpha Sigma Chi 1-2-3. Basket-hall 1-2-3. Alumni Secretary Alpha Sigma Chi 3. Dramatics Chili I, Chairman Fruit Exhibit 3. The dearer it is the cheaper to me As I can buy far less.
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iloitits. kutii “IIohiisck” Glovrrsvillc, N. Y. Child Sillily Alpha Sicma Della 2-3, Vice-Pres. Alpha Sigma Della 3, Glee: Chili 2-3, Vice-Pres. Junior ('.lass. regret I have bin one heart to give the hoys. JKWKTT, DONALD Dos” Diiancshurg, N. Y. (icncnil Them Gamma 2 3, Glass Basket-hall 3, Killer (Huh 3, Dramatics dill) 3, Senior play. An occasional witticism adds to the spice of life. JOHNSTON, HKLEN V. Helen Srolia, N. Y. I ns tin11 i on a I M mi it item cn I Voice 2-3, Dramatics 2-3. For the Voice she did her purl by holding the office of Edit, of Art. i ttiet bill studious is her liny, success trill he hers some day. HOGANCAMP. KALIMI D. “I Ioacy' Elsinore, N. Y. Foul try .eta Alpha Phi 2-3, ami Secretary 3, Glass Basketball 2-3, (Bee Club 3, Junior Variety Show. Blessings on thee Utile ntun with rvsey cheeks and hair of tun. JOHNSON. JENS “Ciiick” llagamnn. N. Y. Horticulture Theta Gumma 2-3, ami Secretary 3, Student Council 2-3. and Vice-Pres. 3, Dramatics Club 2 3. and Pres. 3, Manager Basketball 3, Gross Country 2-3, Senior Play, Jackson Townsend Scholarship 2, Athletic Council 2 3, Voice 2■ 3, and Business Mgr. 3. Bendy for every hi I of fun, Always the some to everyone. JORDAN, .MARION K. “Mickey Troy. N. Y. ChibI Study Dramatics Glub 2-3, Glee Club 3. Silent but mighty. KIKKNLK. DOROTHY Dor” Sclicnecludy, N. Y. Child Study Alpha Sigma Delta 2-3, Voice 2 3. Senior Play, Oheerloading 3. Life without letters is death. LANSING. HELEN Lawny Rensselnerville, N. Y. Child Study Glee Club 2, S|K-akiiig Contest 2, Voice 3. Dramatics Club 3. Men may come ttnd men nmy go but I go on forever. LUX. FR ANK 0. “Lhxie” Albany, N. Y. Dairy Class Basketball 2-3, Fitting ami Showing Contest 2. I am no orator os Brutus tens: I only talk right on. THE VOICE KOREN. FRANK ‘‘Frank” K. Worcester. N. Y. I.i restock Soys little but thinks much. I.ASIIKR,'CORDON ]|. “Gown k” G Inverse! I In, N. Y. Animal Husbandry Zetn Alpha Phi 2-3, and Score tary 2. Class Basketball 1-2, Basketball 3, Fitting ami Showing Contest 2, Soft Ball 1-2-3, Junior Variety Show. So mol ter what daisies soy I k n on I'll he married some, sweet day. LYNCH. BARBARA A. “Boruy” Berkshire. N. Y. Institutional Management Secretary Student Council 2-3, Drama lies Club 2-3, Glee Club 2-3. Alpha Sigma Delta 2-3, Commencement Ushers 2. Secretary Athletic Council 2. Quick, witty, snappy and right, whatever she does, it's ah ways done right.
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POM), Ml I.TON “Mii.i” Hunter. N. Y. Poultry Student Poultryiuuti 3, Variety Show 2. cannot ilo everything Hut .still I can do something. ROGERS, IIA HUY A. “IIaiihy ’ Wal|»ole, N. H. Dairy Industry I reus. Freshman (Hass 1, Alpha Nigimt Chi 2 3, and Secretary 3, Kitting and Showing Contest 2. A 'ever let school interfere with life's routine. sciin:rz, Florence c. “Siui.rr .” Silver Creek, N. Y. Institutional Management Basketball 2-3, Dramatics 2-3, Glee Club 2-3, Alpha Sigma Delta 3, Voice 3, Archery and Tennis 2-3, Junior Variety Show 2. The cunning wife males her husband her apron. THE VOICE SI IKI.DON. OORDKN C. “Bi.ck” South Hartford. N. Y. Animal Husbandry Alpha Sigma Chi 2-3, and Treas-3, Kitting and Showing Contest 2. Pleasure's a sin but sometimes sin's a pleasure. SHEW. PHII.IP ]„ Pint. Gloversville Animal Husbandry Kitting and Showing faintest 2, '1‘heta Canuna 2-3, Stiuhmt Council 2, Orchestra 2. All the great are dying And I'm not feeling well. SKIFF. TERRY I). “Skifky” Canaan, N. Y. Animal Husbandry Basketball 1, Student Council I, Junior Variety Sliow 2, Fitting and Showing Contest 2, Student Dairyman 3. H orry and I have never met. SLEIGHT, ELLIOTT “Romko” Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Animal Husbandry Fitting and Showing Contest 2, Theta Gamma 2-3. Ah! for bachelor freedom and travel. STEWART, RICHARD J. “Mknw.i.” Clovcrsvillc, N. Y. Dramatics 2-3, Senior Class Night Committee, Dairyman's la-ague Essay Contest Winner 3. Ambitious and studious but not e. bit frivolous. STRONG. NATHAN HALE “Amt:” Washington, Conn. Animal Husbandry Asst. Mgr. Cross Country 2, and Mgr. 3, Class Basketball 1-2-3, Fitting and Showing Contest 2, Zota Alpha Phi 1-2-3, and Treas. 3. Cite us therefore, oh! give -u man who sings ul his work. • . . J- K1NCI.KH, FRANCES “Fran” North Creek. N. Y. Institutional Management Glee Clith 2-3, Basketball 2-3, Dramatics 2, Alpha Sigma Delta 2-3, and Pres. 3. The surest iruy not to fail is to determine to succeed. SCHMID, FRANK H. “Smitty” Haworth, N. J. Animal Husbandry Class Basketball 1-2-3. Fitting and Showing Contest 2, Livestock Exhibit 3, Alpha Sigma Chi 1-2-3, Interfraternity Council 3, Voice 1-2-3, Editor Voice 3, Ring and Pin Committee 3, Manager Alpha Sigma Chi Store 3, ross Country 3, Junior Variety Show 2, Glee Club 2, Tennis and Ping Pong 2-3. And if I pray, the only prayer that moves my lips for me i this. Leave the heart that now I hear and give me liberty. SIIEKLEY, A DELBERT “Six Pkkcent” Walden, N. Y. Trait Basketball 2-3, Dramatics 2-3, and Vice Pres. 3, Pres. Class 2, Voice 2-3, Interfraternity Council 3, Student Council 3, Senior Pluy. Theta Gamma 2-3. A public man of light and lending.
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