SUNY at Cobleskill - Voice Yearbook (Cobleskill, NY)

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Ktaiiiri I Du: WiikkIhIT. Kormlsjiuo, Mun:iy. V« lit . SIisiimIo . AIMii. Kcrgii»«i. Mr. orv, I)uflv. Tidiciior. Wiley. Irish. Onu-rxii. Kiirkcr. Klta’.i. Silting: Ksirh« r, Aloun. lines. Winn, Being the first special student group to enter State School under the new curriculum, we arc honored, and during our sojourn on the Mill we have met new faces and made many new friends. At our first meeting, we elected the following officers: President, Wal-ter Bates; vice-president, Kenneth Moon; secretary and treasurer, CJeorge Winn; Student Council representative, Merton Karker; faculty adviser, Mr. Gregory. In December, Merton Karker left scluxil to complete his high school course and so Abbott Wiley was elected to fill the vacancy as Student (Council representative. Under the leadership of Nathan Albin, William Irish and Robert Beatty, a basketball team was organized which succeeded in defeating the Junior and Senior class basketball teams. Also William Irish was elected as Voice reporter. George Winn, our secretary, was successful in capturing first prize in the Parly-Pro Speaking Contest held in assembly on March 28th. Our course of study was completed with special commencement exercises at which Rev. Leonard Braam addressed us on the subject “Ingredients for Success”. Certificates were presented by the Director to all who had completed their work. We wish to thank the faculty for the interest which they showed in us; the students for their help and good times enjoyed with them; and Mr. Gregory, our adviser, for his counsel in our class organisation and out. 123 1 SPECIALS

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Kow fi: luigcy, iiowic. Vail. Putnam. Dayton.. MihIip . Kliiirmlni'f. IIcikiiiier Itirliaril . Uo vo .1: l -iiika. ll.imHv. .Mills. .MrOliiiiiK. Unity. ISrayuian, I Hi y Is.. VI|l « r. Irish. ’»ti Irk. Milli-r. I'otli-r, C hiiik. .MrAulilTo. St'lmll. Chum-. Drallln. Wakrlry. Miwre. Hurl. Dmlvk. Wnllilry. Antisrski. ('mil. .Malrnnas. Daniurili, Itoulcv. ’oriiell. Iliielim. Winkler. SarKraut. Orrrki. Drallln. Smith, r .•liner. Kmv I: 'ai’e.V. (!rofl, More, Mr. Cnrils. Smith, Steves. J)«ll, Knapp. Souhs. Our Junior class with a nucleus of twelve from the previous year, was augmented hy the entering Juniors to the number of forty-six, when we met to organize. Our officials for the year were: President, Barbara Smith; vicc-prcsi-dent, Kenneth Steves; secretary, Virginia More; treasurer, Nancy Dell; Stu-dent Council representatives, Mildred Bowie, Edith Boehm, Frank Wath-ley, Henry Dayton; faculty adviser, Mr. Curtis. The first event) of the year carried to successful completion was our Student Carnival, held in December. Our next affair resulted in a Comic Operetta in February with promi-nent lovers, crooners and heroes involved. Asa result of the '’collection of dues” contest between the boys and the girls of our group, the hoys were compelled by the rules of the contest to entertain the girls at a Semi-Formal Party in April. Everyone enjoyed a delightful evening of dancing and refreshments, with Mr. and Mrs. Collycr as patron and patroness. We are looking forward with anticipation to our Senior year of hard work sprinkled with more good times. [22] JUNIORS

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Cretchen Mann Peter Carlson (Jail ()liver Arville 1 la yes (Jeorge Chein Nancy Oliver Kay Collyer Jon Slocum Ann Schuyler Lucille Eillcnburgcr Ward Jones Patty VanDervort This has been a very successful year for the Seniors in Child Guidance. Under the supervision of Mrs. Joan Pearson, the girls have learned, along with theory, to work in and manage our full day nursery school and the half day play-group. in both groups the physical set up and care and guidance of the twenty children enrolled is held upon a level of high standards and based upon modern scientific knowledge. Much of the equipment has been made by the students and the nursery has been their full responsibility throughout. Public recognition of the nursery and the students' work is shown by the lact that next year's enrollment is already filled. Another point of interest is that our nursery school director has been appointed to serve as a member of the committee for the New York State Nursery School Association, under the direction of Dr. Ruth Andrus, Chief of Child Development and Parent Education in Albany. —Helen Lansing. NURSERY SCHOOL C 24 J