SUNY at Cobleskill - Voice Yearbook (Cobleskill, NY)

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StiiiMlIiur: DaviH. Itowlo. Oneltl. 'oin.»ll. !rofr. SaWWanl. Imuslng. Houlcy. Mr. Crcgory, l nillin. Soules. McAulilTv. Sclioll, Hutton. Sl( viw. Kitting: Slu;-I v. S.lmliz. Kilimhl. Her .og. Johnston, llallhlay. Johnson. !• tuner. Ilray-lliail. Davis. EDITORIAL Editoron‘Chief ..................... . ................................... Frank Schmid Assistant Editor ........................................... Adalbert Shcclcy Secretary ... Nina Herzog Reporters ... ............................... Mildred Howie, Kay Davis Literary Editor .......................................... Florence Schultz Reporters .... Helen Lmsing. Dorothy Kiefner. John Orccki. Gertrude Donley Social Editor ........................ -...................... Blanche Phillips Reporters ........ Muriel Halliday, Wilber Croft, Eleanor Cornell, William Irish Sports Editor .................................................... Quayle Cornell Reporters..............—................................... Irene Sargent Art Editor ..................................................... Helen Johnston Assistants ................................. Amy Drafiin, Ruth Soules. BUSINESS Business Manager .......................................... Jens Johnson Mimeographing ........-........................................... Don Davis Assistants .................. Marly Fenner, Kenneth Steves. Maude McAuli fe Binding and Distribution .......................................... Ruth Brayman Assistants ............... —...........—..... Edwin Mason, Theodore Scholl Advertising Manager............................................... Stanley Button Faculty Advise ................................................ (.’. I) Gn go [29]

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Sliiri)ili:ff: Knrk f. W:ithl«'V. Itoiml. IhivU'ii. l!o vi« Shn-l-v. .IoIiiimoii. SIIIIiik: itoolim. I.ylicit. Collier, I Mr. r’h:ii» i»llii. Wilson. Wc, the Student Council, the governing organization at State School, have tried honestly and thoroughly to complete the task given us at the be ginning of the school year. We have been discouraged at times, feeling that the student body was not cooperating with us; but now, .it the close, we feel we have been successful in our work and hope the students and faculty can feci the same. Perhaps one of the most important contributions of this group has been the securing of a room for the Voice staff, in which they might meet, keep their materials and printing apparatus. It was through the Council that the school received the electric victrola for dancing during the social hour — also it has seen to it that the students have danced to the most popular numbers. In the matters of keeping rules regarding conduct in the buildings, we have felt that the students- have not needed a police force in the form of either the Council or the faculty. We have called to your attention certain patterns which we thought you should follow and Init in few instances has it been necessary to reason with any students personally for infringment on the welfare of our school. The Council has put into effect the “Date Book wherein all activities arc listed upon request by some organization thus avoiding conflicts. Phis is but a brief look into the functionings of the Student Council. Again, wc as a Council have tried to do our best and wc leave our sincere wishes for the continued success of future Councils. THE STUDENT COUNCIL [28 J

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•Si a ml i in:: »'mu. I loKum-imii). Kuknwski. Van l)u er. Watlilc-y. Winn. Dayton. Scltnll, MeWliort r, Orccki, Danforth. Dart. Stronjt, Mr. Day. Miss Dyncli. niunisl. The Boys' Glee Club finally got under way with Mr. Day directing and Barbara Lynch at the piano. A few of the most popular practice numbers were ‘ When Irish Byes Are Smiling”, “Caroline” and Christmas carols. Our most important appearance was at the Parly Pro Speaking Contest held in assembly on March 28. GLEE [30]