SUNY at Cobleskill - Voice Yearbook (Cobleskill, NY)

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We, of the Voice Staff, are attempting to set down in the following pages a synopsis of the fine and glorious memories of the graduating Class of 1940. Let us hope that this volume will be a lasting and treasured inspiration to the spirit and the career of the Class of 1940. I s I FOREWORD

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M. D. TEED Wisdom, thoughtfulness for others, a spirit of cooperativeness—these are a few of the things which designate efficient personalities in any organization. V c, the students of the New York State School of Agriculture and Home Economics, know that Mr. Teed has exhibited these characteristics to a very high degree; and so, as Mr. Teed departs from active association with us in the student-teacher relationship, we are assured that he will always retain a cherished place in our thoughts and hearts. He is a friend and counsellor to whom we can turn in time of need. Mr. Teed, we wish to dedicate this volume of the Voice to you and the ideals for which you have stood; we hope that you will have many pleasant memories of State School and that you will visit us on the Hill as often as possible. IN APPRECIATION I 4 I

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CONTENTS page ADMINISTRATION.......................7-8-9 MEMORIAM............................... 10 CLASSES...............................H-23 STUDENT GROUPS.......................24-25 CLASS POEM............................. 27 CLUBS................................27-35 WHO'S WHO.............................. 36 GREEK LETTERS........................37-42 ATHLETICS........................... 43 48 1939 SENIORS.........................49-54 SNAPSHOTS............................55-56 ADVERTISING............................ 57 AUTOGRAPHS...........................58-60 i 6 |