SUNY at Cobleskill - Voice Yearbook (Cobleskill, NY)
- Class of 1951
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foreword The final curtain rises and the 35th edition o| THE VOICE dramatizes our two years spent “upon the Hill1' at Cnhlcskill. May this record of the memories unjovgrlnblc ami achievements inspirational he a challenge to those who follow us and a joy to those who vend this ■yearbook. A I Edited end Published by the Seniors of the State University Institute of Agriculture and Home Economics of CobleskilI, New York VOLUME XXIV A''‘ Mr. Frank II. Ryder, we, the class of ViI, salute you. As President of the Hoard of Visitors, you have displayed the rare combination of loyal spirit, true allegiance and noble work. With sincere appreciation we dedicate this volume to you. Existence of the New Women’s Residence would have been merely a dream without your persuasive devotion to our expanding Alma Mater. FRANK H. RYDER 1 dedication ADMINISTRATION A To the class of 1951 I salute each one of you personally and congratulate you on behalf of the faculty and staff. You arc starting out in a troubled world but the opportunities waiting each one of you far outweigh the ] ossible difficulties that the pessimists predict. Of this, too, 1 am jrcrfecily confident — that in good times or bad, in war or peace, the following, in the present or in the future, guarantee success and happiness in so far as it is possible to guarantee them: Honesty in all things Willingness to do more than your part Enthusiasm for whatever you do We arc glad that you have these qualities and are proud of all of you. Our interest in your progress and well-being will l c constant and sincere wherever you arc. May you attain your goals and do yotu strong part in making a better world. 15] BOARD OF VISITORS MR. FRANK H. RYDER Chah man MR. KENNETH H. FAKE MRS. J. ROBERT JOHNSON Secretary The members of the Hoard of Visitors by their wise counsel and untiring support have contributed notably to the prospering of our Institute. Ap| oinicd by the Governor to assist and advise the Director in matters of administrative and public relations |x licy, the Hoard of Visitors is composed of outstanding civic-minded individuals. These men and women arc not only outstanding in their rcs| cctivc fields of agriculture, business, law, education and public service but arc vitally interested in promoting opportunities for post-high school technical education. “The Voice” is proud to jxmray this group for you. MR LEWIS J- LIPE MR- WALLACE H. SIDNEY MR. WILLIAM F. SPENCER MR. JARED VAN WACENEN, JR. [6] EMMONS D. DAY Head, Division of Agriculture; Agricultural Kcouomic-s and Farm Management; B.S., M.S., Cornell University. PHYLLIS K. SPRAGUE Head. Division of Home Kconom-its: Food Service Administration; ICS.. University of Nebraska: M S., V. Columbia University. FACULTY M. LOIS Instructor, Food B.S., M S., Syra Ohio Stale Unit BILLINGS C. BURLINGAME Instructor. Agricultural Business, Typing; B.A., Hartwick; Albany State Teachers College; University of Rochester; M.A.. University of Buffalo. University of Iowa. FREDERICA J. CHURCHILL Librarian. Language Communications Skills; A.B., B.S. in I..S., M.A., N. Y. S. College for Tear Iters, Albany; Gcncsco State College, Columbia, N. Y. University. STUART T. COUCH Instructor. Animal Husbandry; B.S., M S.. Cornell University. HOWARD J. CURTIS NORMAN J. CURTIS Instructor, Rural Kngincering; 15.S., Instructor, Agronomy; I5.S.A., Kansas M.S.. Cornell University. State; M.S., I’li.l)., Rutgers University. MARY DEMICK Director of Chorus; B.S., Potsdam State Teachers College. CHARLES M. CAFFNEY Instructor, Animal Husbandry; 15.S.. M.S., Cornell University. EARL H. HODDER Instructor. Vegetable Gardening; 15.S„ Cornell. [8] LEWIS P. KELSEY 1 listi ii(lor, Frtiii Growing; B.S., Cornell. HENRY R. KUNZE Instructor, Ornamental Horticulture; ILS., University of Connecticut, Cornell University; M.A., Niagara Cniversity. ALBERT IORIO Coach. Physical Kdtication; A.B., Ilo-halt College, Coluiiihia University, Albany State. r c w ? f JOAN PEARSON InstriKtor. Nursery Kdtication; A.B.. Syracuse University, Columbia University. HAROLD POKRAS Instructor. Dairy Industry; ILS.. Cornell University. MARION ROCKETT Instructor, Nursery Kducation, Komis; IKS.. Cornell I Diversity. Columbia Un versify. MERLE D. ROGERS Instructor, (iciicial F'diieatinn; A.IV, Instructor, Poultry Ilusbamlry; B.S., Drew I niversity; M.A., N. V. S. College M.S., Cornell University. for Tcatlicrs, Albany. WARD A. RODWELL Instructor, Rural Engineering; B.S., Cornell University; I niversity oi Bulla lo, New York Univcisilv. FACULTY STEPHEN A. WARDE Instructor. Science; B.S.. Alfred University; Columbia University, Syracuse University. PHYLLIS W. WINKELMAN Instructor, Clothing, Hygiene, Home Management; B.S., M.S., Cornell University. ANNE YOUNG Instructor. Food Service Administration; N. Y. S. Teachers' College. Platts burg; B.S., Cornell University. [10] A JFAN ANSF.LMO Cook Manager, Cafeteria; Graduate Slate Institute. Co-bleskill, 17. WILLIAM BARTON Fcchni al Assistant. I ain Industry; Graduate State Insti-lute. Coblcskill. 11. ANNA BCLLINGER rcdmir.il Assist.mt. Cafeteria; Graduate Slate Institute. Co-lileskill, MO. JOHN BLOOM Technical Assistant. Poultry-man; Graduate State Institute. Coblcskill. M7. technical staff BION CALL DONALD CARTWRIGHT Technical Assistant. Herds Tedmiial Assistant. Farmer; man; Graduate State Institute, Graduate State Institute. Co-Coblcskill. ’’18. bleskill, MO. C. RICHARD BUNZEY Farm Foreman; Graduate State Institute. iil Icskill, M3. EDNA HOLTERBACH Housemother. Former Co-Gliairtnau of Religious Kdu-cation and Secretary to the Board of Directors, Queens, N Y. YAV.C.A. WILLIAM FRIDAY Technical Assistant. Farmer; Graduate State Institute, Co-bleskill. 17. PAUL MONTAYNE Technical Assistant. Iloi'lictll-ture; Graduate State Institute, Cobleskill, 17. DONALD THAYER Manager, Trading Post; Grad-tiatc State Institute. Coble-skill. TiO. Marjorie Byrnes, Madeline Marquis, M;t rim rite Conroy, Loretta K. Collins. student council The Student Council is a representative group elected by the students. It consists of nine members, four Juniors and four Seniors equally representing the Home Economics and Agriculture divisions and the Senior Class President who is a member l y virtue of his office. The Council, whose pmjjosc is to supervise student activities and to assist in solving student problems, was, in 1951, successful in serving a wide range of student interests. Their important activities included the allocation of a $6000 budget among the athletic and service groups on campus, the opening and equipping of a new Recreation Room adjacent to the Trading Post, and the provision for moral supjxn t of athletic events off the Mill by arranging for transportation. By their excellence of leadership the members ol the Student Council set the lone for all Institute activities. [13] Scaled: Carpenter. Business Manager; Irvine. Edi-ior-in-Chicf; 1 .con aid. Associate Kdilor; Goodwin, Literary Editor; Ctuiariato, Mandy. Photography Editors; I'abiano. Sports Editor; Tompkins, Art Editor; Seibold. Copy Editor. The stall owes a sincere debt of thanks to the unnamed workers, who, behind the scenes, have earnestly assisted in making your book a success. First rote; settled, left to right: I'abiano. Carpenter. Mandy, Goodwin, Irvine. Tompkins, Leonard, Canariato. Mr. Smith. Advisor. Second rote: Hurley. Pearson. Lee, Manjuardt. Mosher, Oakley, Mandigo, Haggerty, l-'ox, Brinkman. Becker. Irish. Totten, 'nurd rote: Page, I lidcr, Seibold, Sanders, Moore, Hilbrich. Russell. Kruger. Hood. Sivillo, Wicks. I RUTH ALBRIGHT Ravelin, New York NuKsHtv Kiiucaiion Secretary, W.A.A.; -Student Council; Chorus; Cheerleader; W.S.C.A. Hul hie Hi Honey” HERBERT ARMAO New York City Animal Husbandry Livestock Club. Herb WALTER W. ALEXANDER Gardiner, New York Dairy Industry Sergeant at Anns, .eta Alpha IMii; In-tramurals; Livestock Club. A lex You Know It KENNETH D. ANNABLE U'illiston Park. New Yoik Fruit (.rowing Vice President, Zeia Alpha Phi; Bowling Club; Imraimirals; Sepia re Daii c Club; Livestock Club. Chi J S “Hurltt” ROGER BARTELS Baldwin, lx ng Island, New York Agronomy Treasurer, Camera Club; Agronomy Club; Livestock Club. Hop It’s a Tough Life DALE G. BAUER Forest Hills. New York Animal Husbandry Hill Whispers: Bowling Club. Jungle Jim Want to buy a gun?” I BURTON BECKER, JR. M;iyfield. New York IlOR'l ICAJl.TtlRK l ievident. Horticulture Club; Secretary, Theta Gamma; Voice; Dramatics Club; Mill Whispers; Chorus. Hurt “lies! You Do.” JAMES BLACKLEY Syracuse, New York Dairy Imhjmky Jim It's all in fun any way ' WILLIAM A. BROAD Klrenc cr, New York Animal IIushandry Agronomy Club; Livestock Club Hill Cling Ho, ante a gyre nr always a gy re nc.” HELEN E. BROCK Albany, New York NuK.sr.RV Kduca i ION lYcastnei, W.A.A.; Secretary, V'.S.(i.A.; ice President. Alpha Sigma Delta So-ority; Library Club; Chorus. Fink ''They ran who think they ran.” LEONARD R. BUCHMAN Sayre, Pennsylvania Pouijky Vice President. Chanticleer Club. Hob LOIS BURLESON Hath, New York Nhkskry Fducation President. -S.G.A.; Alpha Sigma Delta Sorority; W.A. .; Chorus; Dramatics Club. You know it. . , JEAN E. BURTON JOHN BUSSEY, IV GEORGE CANARIATO Hudson, New York Nursery KDUCATION Chorus; Library Club; W.S.C.A.; W.A.A. Porky Keeft best foot forward. Unadilla. New York llORTICIU.TUKE President. I.ilnaiy Club; Horticulture Club; Dramatics Club; Kami; Chorus. John Henry “Yoieks Krooklyn, New York Axi.mai. Husiiamiky Co-editor of Photography, Voice; Livestock lub; Zeta Alpha Phi. Ceorge dandy, dainty far me! [IB] DONALD M. CARPENTER Jederson Valley, New York Food Service Adminis'I ration Treasurer, Theta Gamma Fraternity; Hu si ness Manager, Voice; Hand; Dramatics Club. Carft RICHARD C. CLASON Staten Island, New York ANIMAL I It SUAXDRV I liter-Fraternity Couselman, Zeta Alpha Phi; Baseball. Buzz 'Joke anything and everything, anyway you ran gel it. MARVIN R. CLUTE Wells, New York Agronomy Agronomy Club. Marv RICHARD C. COLE l on Jervis. New York Am.mai. Husiiamiky Zeta Alpha I’hi. Dick JOHN A. COLT New York City. New York VKOKIAW.K CrOWIXG President. Junior ami Senior Class; Slu-(km (xiuncil; (.olf Team; Howling Cluh; Square Dance Club. MICHAEL F. COLT New York Cily. Nciv York AXIMAI. IIUSIIAXIIRY Dance Commillcc; Howling Cluh; S |uare Dance Cluh: Livestock Cluh. Mike “Anchors Awry. JOHN COOPER Hrookvicw, New York AMMAI. I IlISItANDKY Livestock Cluh; Camera Cluh. C o ft WILLIAM COPELAND A on, jWew York Animai. IIusUAXDKY Hascball; Varsity Club. Hu Unto “Where a re the checksf’ GEORGE CUDDEBACK I'ori Jervis, New York AxIMAI. llllSHANDKY Howling Cluh. Curltly I don't know, now. L19] GERARD CURTIN Wood Ri lgc. New Jersey Hokik:ui.tukk Manager. Basketball; Intraniurals; llor-tit till lire Club. Whitry “Who's It Hying? DONALD DENIG Raysidc, Long Island. New York Animai IIiimiamlkv Livestock Club; Square Dante Club; Theta Camma. Don ARTHUR DiSALVO Bronx. New York AmmaI. Hush an dry I .(vest ink Club. A flic Jtii) fin adding machine, its the only thing that counts. ROBERT DITTMAR Schenectady. New York Dairy Industry Baseball; Intramural . lied Hillsdale, New York Agronomy President. Vice President, Agronomy Club; Reporter, Zeta Alpha Phi; Cross Country; Band; Baseball. l.ec “You never know! Lisle. New York NnuiiY Kimkiaiion Square Dance Club; Dramatics Club; W.S.C.A.; W.A.A. Heel “The Xext Day HAROLD EVANS I Iasi (Mini ham. New York Farm Mauiinkry Vice President. Junior Class; Vice President. Farm Machinery Club; liinaimu-als. Tinker Don’I know do yon ” MICHAEL J. FABIANO Clasco. New York AXIMAI, I IlSSHANDRV Livestock Club; eta Alpha I'lii. Varsity Club; Mill Whispers; Sports Kditor, oicc; Intrainuralx. Ike Slmjic I ft!” RICHARD FOLEY Middle Village. Long Island, New York Aximai. Husbandry Secretary, Senior Class; Secretary. Zeta Alpha Phi; Treasurer, Livestock Club; Secretary. Varsity Club; Intraimuals. Teeter 'Time you seen Lorraine? JOHN FORTANAS Itronx, New York Agronomy Agronomy Club; Intiaimutils. Jack 'Hike life easy!” RICHARD H. FOX ayland. New York Ammai. Husbandry Livestock Club; Agronomy Club; Square Dance Club. Foxy MILTON A. FULLERTON Woodstock, Vermont Ackonomy Vice President. Senior Class; Chaplain. Theta Camnia; Agronomy Club; Live-sunk Club; Square Dance Club; Howling Club. Sluh You neif) know!” [21] CHARLES GARDNER (.loversvilie. New York Dairy Inuiisikv MANUEL GAVILANES I'xuo-Nxiiim Columbia, Souili America Animai. Husbandry Livestock Club; Dramatic-. Club; Cam-era Club. M runt ro HeHo Amigos. JUANITA GEHM Whitney Point. New York Nt'RStRY KirUCATION Cheoi leading: Intramural ; Chorus; W.A.A.; W.S.G.A. Nila “forget It! WALTER S. GIFFORD Schenectady, New York AGRONOMY Theta Gamma; Agronomy Club; Camera Club; Hand. Halt MARION C. GOODWIN Whitney Point, New York Nl'KSl.RY hnUCAIION l.itcrary Kditor. Voice; President, Alpha Sigma Delta Sorority; Secretary. Dramatics (luh; Camera Club; Chorus; W.S.G.A.; W.A.A. Goodie EMERSON GRANT Fort Kdward. New York Farm Maciiinkry Farm Machinery Club; Howling Club; Intramuni Is. Em me What do you say. Hoy! DAVID GREINER Marlboro. New York DAIRY INDUSIVY Inn annu als; Chorus. Mouse How much you waul to bet ' HERBERT H. GRIFFITHS Darien. Connecticut A lMAI. I (USHA I RY Student Manager ot Vets’ Housing; Livestock Club. Crif I’m sorty you saitl that. WILLIAM E. GUNTRUM West Albany. New York Farm Maciiinkry Vice President, Freasurer, Farm Mach incry Club; eta Alpha Phi. Hilt You’re t ooling! JAMES GUY Alton. New York Ft Mill Si HVH I AuMIMM RAMON Historian. 'I beta Canuna Fraternity; Howling Club; Voice. Jessie CHARLES HAIGHT Troy. New York Ammai. Hush a m ry Livestock Club. Clyde ROBERT HALL Salem, New York Dairy Ikihviry President, Varsity Club; Cross Country; Intramurals. nob [23] SARAH HARTMAN Alexandria Bay. New York Kursk rs Edikaiion Treasurer. Senior Class; President. Dra-maiics Club; Chorus; Cheerleader; W.S.G.A.; W.A.A. Sully HOWARD HENDRY Annonk. New York Farm Maciiinkry Farm Machinery Club. Howdy “How about thill. U'illel” WILLIAM HEWITT Hudson Falls. New York Mokii :ui.tiir Basket l all: Baseball. ilowser I'll buy one! MARIAN HILBRICH Bedford Mills. New York N'ukskrv Education Cate-keeper, Alpha Sigma Della Sorority; Chorus; .Dramatics Club; Voice; Hill Whispeis; Square Dance Club. Hilly MARY M HOOD Mamaroncck. New York Nursi ry Education ( horns; Dramatics Club; Square Dance Club; Voice; W-S.G.A.: W.A.A. Hoodie Ait you sjieaking to me! ' RICHARD J. HORSTMAN Janesville, New York Farm Maciiinkry President. Farm Machinery Club; President. Camera Club; Intramurals. Yo I guess you know. [24] DAVID HOWE Fori l’lain. New York Daiki I.MX'SIKV Iniranunals; S(|uarc Dance Club. Dave If there u-ere a course in Pinochle ice iroultl nil get an A.” RONALD L. HUNT K;ist Wokcmit. New York Ammai. Hnsn an dry Basketball. Ronnie JOYCE V. HURLEY Kideis Mills, New York Nurskry Km cation House President; Chorus; Voice; Dramatics Club; Square Dance Club; W.S.G A.; W.A.A. Ginger Peachy JOY IRISH Hamburg. New York HORTIUU.TURK Scnctary, Horticulture Club; Voice; Chorus; Kami; Square Dance Club; W.S.G.A.; W.A.A. •7toy. you know! KENNETH E. IRVINE Hudson Falls. New York POULTRY Picsidcnt, Chanticleer Club; President, Theta (•amnia; Kdilor-in-Chief, Voice; Howling Club. Ken Gire me the strength!” GIANFRANCO ISOTTI Trieste. Italy Pota.iRY Horticulture Club; Secretary. Treasurer, Chanti« leer Club; Livestock Club; Cam era Club; Square Dance Club; Hill Whispers; Howling Club; Chorus. Franco T. ROBERT JENNINGS Bronx, New York AnIMAI, HUSBANDRY Livestock Club; Intramural . Toby IV hat lid you get on the test?” ROBERT JOHNSON Scheneciady, New York Am mai. Husbandry President, .Student Council; Secretary, livestock Club. Bob KATHRYN JONES Binghamton, New Yoik Food Si rvici; Administrahon Chcei leader; Camera Club; Dramatics Club; St|iiarc Dance Club; Chorus; W.A.A.; W.S.G.A. Katie ‘'Don't get too close to me, you'll make me nervous PAUL JORGENSEN Schenectady. New York Farm Machinery Vice President, Camera Club; Basketball; Baseball; Varsity Club; Farm Machinery Club. Jorgy No, I don’t drink!” IRWIN J. KELLER I.ynhrook. Long Island. New York Agronomy President, Agronomy Club; Livestock Club; Horticulture Club. Red That’s Life!” BETTY ANN KLEIN Westford. New York Food Sikvick Adminisika i ion House President; l.ibrary Club; W.S.-G.A.; W.A.A.; Chorus; Square Dance Club. Klrimki Oh! Crumb WALTER KLEIN Wolford. New York Farm Maoimnuo Secretary. Treasurer. Farm Machinery Club; Zela Alpha Phi. Wall Anything worth doing is worth doing well. JOHN C LAWSON Salem. New York Animai IIosha.mikv Manager. Basketball. Jack DOLORES KRASNOWSKI Amsterdam. New York F oi Skrvio Aominisikation Treasurer, I .i hr ary Club: Alpha Sigma Della Sorority: Chorus; Square Dance Club; W.S.G.A.; W.A.A. Del Oh!” ANNE L. LEONARD Albany. New York Fcmji) Skkvici-: Adminisiraiion Secretary. Junior Class; Chaplain. Alpha Sigma Delia Sororiiy: Juror. W.S.C.A.; Associate Kdilor, Voice: Secretary. Library Club; Tieasurcr. Dramatics Club; W.A.A.; Scpiarc Dance Club; Chorus. Andy Don't go away mad. just go away! VINCENT LABARBERA Brooklyn. New York Animai. IIusiiammy LEONARD LIEPSHUTZ Hudson, New York Animai. Hiisicanukv President. Bowling Club; Assistant Iv.li un; Hill Wliisjrers; Inirauiuials. I.en How about that! [27] WILLIAM R. LOOMAN PHILIP LOPINTO JOHN LOVESTRAND •Schenectady. New York , M'IAI, liUSHAMkRY Vice President. President. I.ivcstoc'k Cliil ; Chaplain. Zeta lpha I’hi; Cap lain. Cross Country Team; Basketball; Baseball; Varsity Club; Intraimtrals; Dramatics; S(|ttarc Dante Club. 11 77 r’ir II filch your moldy mouth. MURIEL C. LUCIA West Cha y. New York Foot) Skrvick Administration 'ice President, W.S.C.A.; Secretary. Alpha Sigma Delta Sorority: Chorus; W.A.A. New York, New York IIOKTICI I.IORK Horticulture Club; Bulling Club; .Stpiare Dance Club. I.otter Charleston. New Y rk AmMAI. 111'SHANURY Jock I tcos lute.” CHARLES W. LUFT ARTHUR N. LUSK Fort Plain. New York Dairy Iximimky Chusk '’Glory be —another day!' New York City, New York Fkuii Ckowim; Art •Hello!” Jl unity [28] ANTHONY MACIOROWSKl JOHN MAC KENZIE Schoharie. New York Millhrook. New York A simai IlusiiANimv Ammai. Husbandry Howling (lluli; Varsity Club. l)oc ALTON MAKELY Rithmondvillc. New York Farm Maciiimky Sergeant at Anns. I beta Camma; Farm Machinery Club; basket hall; Intra-murals. AI Hello win. JAMES MANDICO Corinth, New York IIok ih Ul.l t KK Vice President, I beta Camma; lloiti-culture Club; Chorus; Mill Whispers; Voice; Square Dance Club; Bowling Club. Jim in y (•mis .Man!!’’ LOUISE MANDY Highland. New York Food Smcyic r Aomimsikahox I reasuier. Alpha Sigma Delta Sorority; Tresisurcr. W.S.d.A.; Co-cdimi ol I’lm-lography. Voice; Camera Club: Student ( omi iI: ( horns; Square Dance Club; Dramatic Club; IntramuraLs; W.A.A. .Mil nily Jecfieis ” HOWARD C. MANNING I’crcc. New York Ammai IIcmianiwy Vice President. Square Dance Club; Livestock Club; Howling Club. 11 our y [29] JOAN MARQUARDT Ri« hmomlvillc. Nciv York Niirm kv Kim ;c:a i ion Alpha Sigma Della Sorority: Camera lul : Chorus; Dramatics Club; W.S.-(..A.; W.A.A.; Hill Whispers; Voice. Jntniir JOHN MEATH Takoma Park. Mai viand Animai. Husiumiky Publicity Director. I.iveclock Club; (.ms Country; Baseball: Iniraintuals; Hill Whis|H-.s. At “trkie Snickic JOHANNA MILLER Northville. New York Foon Si kvm.i Auminimkation House President; Cheerleader; Hill Whispers; liitramurals; W.A.A.; W.S.-C.A. I.illlr Jo Holy C.lnislojihcr EDWARD J. MORAN Wood Ridge. New Jersey Agronomy Cross Country: Basketball; Baseball; In-iiaiiiurals; Varsity Club; Agronomy Club. Pug it Altt honc PAUL BRUCE MOSHER Bronx. New York Agronomy Treasurer. Agronomy Club; Voice Staff. Jiiithly Mose “Hoic're you fixed for dough! RAYMOND MOSHER Amsterdam. New Yoik Dairy Iniiusiry Zcla Alpha Phi; Choi us; Square Dance Club; Bowling Club. Hay You know it. EMIL F. MYER Maspeth, New York AM'lAI. 11tISHA l RY Zeta Alpha l hi; Cross (kiiimiy; Live slock Club. Si ui rif i h I hill right, Kill' HARRY NEWELL Mourn Vernon. New York Ammai. IIosuandry Livestock Club. Hidden llarry So shit youi money! JACKSON NOYES ilIlf Falls. .Wir York Ammai. Husiianoky I ivesiock Club. A oyesie I If ft huuilril check.” S w EDWARD A. OAKLEY Poughkeepsie. New York Loon Skrvioi Aominisi ration Mill Whispers; Library Club; Voice. F.d For the birds. LAWRENCE ORTON llronx. New York Farm Maciiinkky Farm Machinery Club; Cross Country; Camera Club. I.any Hoy that iras some nice! JOHN OWEN Peekskill. New Yoik Ac.KONOMY .eta lpha Phi; Agronomy Club; Varsity Club; basketball; Intramural ; Howling Club; Square Dance Club; baseball. lark ••I’m mil sirU Fill ill loiT [31] WALTER M. PIDLUZNYJ Amsterdam, New York Agronomy Agronomy Club; Farm Machinery Club; Cross Country. King Kong My car is my girl” MARILYN J. PIERCE Rochester, New Yoik Ni'rskry l-'mioA rioN Alpha Sigma Delta Sorority; Chorus; Band; W .A.A.; W.S.C.A. Just a minute, Roger.” JOAN RECORD Rochester. New York Nt.Rsr.RV Fmk:aiion Dramatics Club. JiHinic It tears me all x . ‘ Yea.” WiLLIAM REID Fort I lain. New York Dairy Industry Treasurer, eta Alpha Phi; Basketball; Varsity Club; Intramurals; Square Dance Club. Hill You're never Itched 'till tin last whistle blows.” T HENRY REUMANN HARRIET E. RISING Brooklyn, New York A XI MAI. Ht SHAN UR Y Secretary, Bowling Club. Hank Com! old Urooklyn. Bridgewater. New York Nukmks Edih aiion Chorus. Oh, no!” NORMA E. RITCH DONALD ROBINSON Katonah. New York Coble-skill. New York NdRSKRV KdIK A IION 1 lORTICUl.l IIRK Treasurer, Junior Class; Alpha Sigma President. eta Alpha Phi; Vice Presi- l)eita Soiority; W.S.C.A.; NV.A.A.; lcnc. howling Club; Intramural ; Vars Voice. ity Club; S«|uarc Dance Club; llonicul- Hold the Phone.” lure Club. Hobby EDWARD W. ROMANO Poughkeepsie. New York Aokonomy eta Alpha Phi; Agronomy Club; Ilorli-«ii It me Club; Voice; Dramatics Club; Mill WhisjK-rs. Itonico IVliat fool% us nun tali be.” ROBERT ROTHAUPT .Sulfein. New York lie R I ICUI.'I I'RK Inliaimirals; Varsity Club; Horticulture Club; basketball. blossom “better days are coming.'’ NORMAN A. RUSSELL Sc hcnevus, New York 1U«IM ss Administration i orm PETER SC HA AD Croton-on-thc-lludson. New York , MMAI. lll'SHAMIKY Livestock (dub; Theta Cumma; Intra-murals. Pete belter late than neoer.” JOYCE SEIBOLD East Crccnbush. New York Food Skrvick Administration ('■o-editor, Social Editor, Mill Whispers; 0)| y Editor. Voice: Reporter, Alpha Sigma Delta Sorority; Secretary. Camera Clul : Square Dance Club; Chorus; W.S.C.A.; W.A.A. MICHAEL SHIMANSKY MiddleInirg, New York Poui.trY Hiishamiky Chanticleer Club. Mike. This is lhe end. MARIE SIVILLO Cliuloiidale, New York Food Sr.Rvicat AdminiSIRation Co-editor, Hill Whis| crs; Sports Manager. W.A.A.: Square Dance Club; Voice; W.S.G.A.; Imrainurals. CHARLES SOMMER Mechanicvillc. New York AMM.M. HUSBANDRY Chuck VERNON STORMS Greenport, New York Animai. IIiishamiry Livestock Club. Feni IlifTf rsI farmer in Columbia County WALTER H. STOUT Norristown. Pennsylvania Animal Husbandry RICHARD J. TOMAN Bronx, New York Animai. Husbandry I.ivcMotk C‘.Uil ; Intramural . Dick MARY ELLEN TOMPKINS Schenectady, New York Nurskry Kducahom President. Vice President. W.A.A.; Alpha Sigma Delta; Student Council; Cheerleader; Art Editor. Voice; Chorus; Camera Club; Intraniurals; Square Dance Club; W.S.C.A.; House President. • Mac A'• comment LORRAINE TONEY Warrenshurg. New York Food Skrvicf. Administration Vice President. W.A.A.; House President; Intraniurals. Toney II'here's Dick? DOROTHY TOTTEN BARBARA J. TURNER RENE R. VERDEAUX Watcrvliet. New York Nurskry Education Chorus; Voice SlaH; Diatnaiics ( luh; Square Dance Club; XV.S.C.A.; W.A.A. Dottie Glens Falls, New York Foot) SKRVICK l M IN IVI RA I ION W.S.G.A.; Cheerleader; Dramatics Club; Square Dance Club; Camera Club; Intramural ; W.A.A. AI ban A ml the next (toy.” Yonkers. New York Poultry Chanticlcei Club; Bowling Club; Intra murals. lay Think I'll sink in. [35] MERRITT VINCENT Itallsion Spa. New York I IoK'1 ICUI.TURK Manager. Cross Country l eant; Varsity Club; Band; Inlrainnrals. I'incc (in hath In slcc .” GLENN K. WAY Schenectady, New York loon Sr.RVioK Administration Scloidcr Clonin' Xa-Xauge. RICHARD WHITBECK Kavcna, New York Farm ItyuirMKST Basketball: Varsity Club; Farm Macliit). rrv Club; Intramural . Dick-Wada-Wada Xo. I Why sure!” LENFORD WILLIAMS Ncwficld. New York Aoricui.tirm. Businkss WILLIAM W. WOODWORTH Cornwallvilie. New York Poultry Chanlielccr Club; Imramurals. Jlill “What’s new' BERNARD WOOTTON F.aion, New York Agronomy Agronomy Club; Intramurals. Wlieczcr I.cl’s have a [Htrly ” CAMERA SHY SENIORS CHARLES WRIGHT Hudson Falls, New York Agronomy JOSEPH BLABER Flushing. New York Animai. Husbandry Joe What loth it Iprofit a man?’ EDWARD KRAUSE West Fulton. New York Poultry Chanticleer Club. lid LEO PETTIT Troy, New York Animai. Husbandry State Grange Representative; Cross Country leant. J.fC How arc you old man? SENIOR OFFICERS “THEY PLANNED THE SHOW!” J.cfl lo I it'll I: Richaid Foley. Secretary; Milton Fiilleilon. Vice President; John Coll. President; Miss Rockett and Mr. Wardc, Adxisots; and Sally Hartman. Treasurer. agricultural seniors • • I al lc Service Demonstration leaking Pie Making Slutting Franks Come with me this fine summer day to the front [xmli of the home of a typical member of the Class of ’51, now seasoned, matured — shall we say — mellowed by TEN years of successful living. This typical Grad is reading a Ii)( l Alumni Summer Edition of Hill YVhis| crs, which has just Ijcen sent by Mr. Hodder retired NYSIA faculty member who edits this chronology of Alumni. (He’ll keep you on the mailing list for one little dollar a year!) Listen as Mr. Typical drinks in the news of the old class along with his iced tea. As he turns the pages he muses aloud over the exploits of that fabulous Class of ’51. Hear this . . . Ed Romano, the hydroponic wizard, is now the Water Commissioner of Poughkeepsie. Manual Gavilancs is in Tilxrt studying the butterfat content of Brown Swiss Yaks. Sally Hartman has now replaced Fanny Brice as Baby Snooks” on a National hookup. Rill Rroad is still furnishing Miss Rockett with her well-known monk” fur coats. That’s monk, half mink and half skunk.” Ed Moran has replaced Morton Downey as America’s favorite Irish tenor, his theme song is Peg O' My Heart.” Lois Burleson has just written a new ballad called Lover Come Back To Me, Or I’ll Go Up In Smoke.” George Canariato is now Game Warden of Prospect Park, he keeps one eye on poachers and one eye on Marion. Donald Carpenter is now the business manager of The Anne Leonard Pic Company. Rill Copeland and George Cuddeback have gone into livestock production in a small way, they are raising guinea pigs. I see where Whitcy’s girl finally caught up with him, looks like curtains for Whitcy.” Tinker” Loans has at last found a place to work on his car, he bought a garage, but he’s still his own best customer. Rita Ensign and Jo Ann Miller are now manufacturing dresses that will suit the individual. Mike Fabiano is now economist for the International Parity Program. Richard Foley finally got his Toni.” Helen Brock and Jean Burton arc still pursuing their three aims. Men, Song and (?). [42] I see that l.ippy” Licpshulz has just taken first place in the Olympic Ping Pong Tournament. THE PROPHECY “ilernie Hagcmiei is still keeping away from drafts. “Chips'' Annabel is now working in Old Coblcskill, as the head ol the Fruit Department ol the Institute. I also sec that everything is still Roger with Marilyn Pierce. Churl: I.aft is now Dale Carnegie's chief competitor, publicly sjxraking, to women. “Hidden” Harry, Itowscr Hewitt, llernie — the Wheeze — Wooten, Emil — the Squirrel — Meyer, and II. II. Hendry, are having their annual reunion at Whooten-villc. Hill ('.antrum is a vegetable insjjccior for the A. P. Franco Issoti, the famous Alpine climl cr, has finally reached the | cak. Joyce Seihold is head of the Copy Stall of the Cobleskill Index. Dave (iriencr, a big fruit man, has crossed apples with pumpkins so he won’t have to climb up a tree to get them. Home town boy makes good. Alton Makely has now invented a tractor that runs by remote control, this is so he doesn’t have to gel out of bed to plow. Marian Hilbrich is still working with children, instead of teaching them, however. she’s raising them. Yes, she’s an elevator o) erator in a children’s stoic. I .arty Orton is now coaching track at Manhattan (Allege. Jack Owen is trapping in the Great Northwest where there arc fewer Game Wardens. Joan Record and Harriet Rising have started an advertising agency — What I can’t figure out is, what are they advertising (?) I see where Dave Howe has learned how to save money. He makes his own ice cream for his children. Emerson ('.rant and Walt Klein, still interested in machinery, arc trying to find out what makes women tick. Pete Schaad is still touring the country looking for “Brooklyn. Rene lerdeaux just got a new job, as ballet master at Radio City, showing the Rockeites a few new routines. Jim Guy is Malic D’Hotel at the Waldorf-Astoria. Paul Jorgenson is now a big baby photographer — no babies under sixteen. “Jungle Jim” Hauer, the world-famous explorer, has Iclt on another daring exploration. With a sigh of contentment our “Old Grad’ fondly folds this reminder of the past with a vow to be on hand for the twenty-filth reunion. [43] I THE LAST WILL Wc, the Class of ’51. having been examined by our psychiatrist and having been adjudged, by him. to be almost sane (for ho can attain the status of Senior and still l e completely sane) do authorize our attorneys to incorporate these notes into a legal document, herein and hereafter, to be referred to as THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OK THE CLASS OK 31. We express our sincere appreciation of Director, Ray L. Wheeler, for his friendly advice, and his abiding interest in the welfare ol each of us. With this in mind, wc give and bequeath to him the Class of 32, secure in the knowledge that he will always be there to guide them. To the Faculty we leave the whole summer vacation wherein to regain their equilibrium. Dick Horslman wills his hot-rod driving to Mel Larsen. Nonna liitch bequeaths her numerous questions (107 in one day) to any student that knows the answers. Doc McKenzie leaves his cowboy neckerchief to Beverly. Jim Mandigo wills his shoes to Paul Montaync to be used as hot beds. Ed Mourn gives his ability to cut classes to Gordon Bi ink if he has courage enough to use it. Joyce Hurley and Maty Hood Ixrqueath their detective agency to next year’s “gossip gatherers.” Hob Johnson leaves his balanced budget to the future Student Council President. Hill Loo in an leaves nothing—he takes Ruihie with him. Mamin Chile bequeaths his reserved ) ersonaIiiy to Terry” Shal .cl. Jack Noyes wills his place on the Honor Roll to Art Haggerty. Hill (iuntlmnn follows his brother out into the cold, cruel world. John Hussey gives his dainty ballet slipjxns to Doc Curtis. Sally l arl man leaves her I rows and arrows to Dan Cupid. Louise Mandy and Hut hie Albright leave their crowns to next year’s lucky sweethearts. Ed Romano wills his louds| cakcr to Dave Karpiack so he can broadcast his opinions over the campus. Hob Blossom liothhaupl leaves Jack Bullock’s unfinished symphony, “O Roddy Rodwell, still unfinished. Dick Hun” C.lason bequeaths “Cleo” to Dick Carlson. Dick Wliilbeck wills his wild hook shots to Bill Latimer. Good Luck, Laity. Hetty Klein gives her sweet | ersonality to Ruth Young. Art DiSalvo leaves his A” average in Basic Sc ience to Mr. Wattle’s memory. John Cooper will just leave the Hill, that is il his Kord starts. [44] John 1'or tanas bequeaths his broad shoulders to Will Emmingcr. Dick ' b non would like to leave his dislocated shoulder to any draft worried Junior. Herb Griffiths leaves the Institute lx ys at the mercy of a high priced barber. Hob Hull wills his winged shoes to Buttcrball DiBacco. Ken wine bequeaths the managing of the yearbook to any enterprising Junior. Hob Jennings leaves — now the North Street boys can catch up on their sack time. ‘‘Buddy Mose” Mosher leaves his lender to the school; he had two. Jfany Newell wills his bus line, from Old Coble” to the Bronx to Chuck White. II Meath leaves health class confident that Nick” should be able to teach the boys next year. Art I.ush bequeaths his draft card to David Van Ellen as he is not old enough to tcp up for one. Leo Pettit wills his tailor-made T-shirts to Ed Slater. To linger liar ids, we give the Ouija lx ard, so he can answer his own, innumerable, questions. Irwin Keller leaves to raise the pH of Jones Beach. Muriel Lucia and Ld Oakley leave the “Love Seat” in the Spa to Souse and Janet. Ray Mosher wills his seat in the boys lounge to the pinocle playing Junior, namely Thomas Papa. Walt Alexander leaves his “Adler Elevators to George DuBois. Joan Mart uardl gives her capabilities to those who will appreciate decidability. Barbara Turner couldn't wait to leave anything, so she left in January. Lucky g«y (?) Kay Jones offers hers sense of humor to Alcta Lee. Wall Gifford is thankful to leave the Agronomy Lib. Juanita Gchin leaves Hugh Ensign without a dancing partner. John Lovestrand gives his punc tuality to John Holt. Hank licitmann bequeaths his bowling ability to James IMog. ii he needs it. Tern Storms leaves Doc for Uncle, Sam that is. '7lobby Robinson wills his salesmanship abilities to Mr. Burlingame. “Stubby” Fullerton and Lee Ldelman leave the Fraternities with the memory of their loyalty and staunch support. “Ronnie” Hunt leaves the Institute to the mercy of his brother, Bill. Builon Becker leaves the Horticulture Class with Joy.” 117 ne.sscd on I his )lsl day of January 7.95 sj Marion Goodwin fsj Paul Mosher sj Edward Moran L45] In and around Seated. frnn row, left In right: Rallihnn, Owens, Stout, Cl;ukc, Mr. Smith, Sluter. Mooney, Ten Eyck, ' or, beak-tier, humingcr, Rents, l obby Snood row; Korinaii, Chris• ten sen. Robbins, llooinliower, Ki , (arnicclli, Ik-rry, ( ipo-hw, I'addot k, lliinkiiian, Rondeau. Montaync, Moore. Third row: 'Tice, Klilseli, Wcm pie, Mather, Van It ten, K;ii piak, Hayden, Mai tin, I’appas, Rcndcl, Sehaztel, llill, Valie. hour!h row: Dean, Guiles, Ixxkuood, 'an der I.in-den, Sion email, U idamit, Kruger. DeCosta. .Sanders. Carlson, D Agostino, O'Connor, Zcfnfngcr. li flit row: Simpson, S( halier, Dunning, Yayo, Kadigan. Thompson, Pearson, Eckert, Del. ong. Hotaling, Stark, Mol la way, Parish. Sixth row: Dillauo, Miller, Cicpiclla. Metier, Hollister, Morse. ---------------------------- First rou left to right: Corse. Cuskcr. Huntington, Mon-tavnc. Ollcnbatker, Page, Dcwell. Jarjoma. Holt, Mrs. Pearson. Venables, Coleman. Crego. Robinson. Second raw: Johnson, Russell. I.arsen. O’Dell. .Sausmikat. Medick. Papa. Male, l.awsen. Manas. Weitzncr. Siorveea, Roth. Third row: Knsign. VVnlrath, Rink, Beltiol. Moldcnhaiicr, While, Put- man. Hunt. Wicks, Hathaway, kraute. DulVois, Allen, Smuttier. Ininlh row: Davies. Haves, Maniple, Haggerty, Hitler. Pius. Manning, la?e. Hanliit. Barmen. Paro, Young, t-iflh row: Hansen. Woodworth. Towers. Paden, Davis, Patten. 1 .attimer. Hogan. I.arwscn. Milspaw. Bun It. Sixth row: Kirkcr, Cigliotti, Marlin. Wright. Austin, Boyce, Mclucr. Chorus [49] pjonB JieyQ First row, sealed If ft to right: I (ample, Heller. Jones, Ron-dean. Paddock, Cigliotti, Bamcri, Miller, Kruger, I)cI.ong. Second row: Young. I.ucia, Morse, Male, Cusker. Milspaw, Davies. Mrs. Demick. Clarke. Irish, Boyce, Rising, Schafer. Pappas. Third row, standing: Icon aid. Hood, Mandy. Cuilcs. l innegan. Hurley. Stark, Venables, Maiuligo, Holt, llilhrich. Pearson. Page, Krasnowski. Klein. FonttIt row: MaKpiardt, Christensen. Beckncr, Boomhower. Manas, I.ee, 'ayo, Hayden. Bussey. Cipolaro, Bedker, Corse, Dewell. Paro, Allen. Monlaync. Bcttiol. Fifth row: Vclic, Moore, I.arscn. Kmminger, Crego, Kekert, Simpson, Wei liner. Towers, D'Agostino, O'dell. T.eft to right: U'eit ner. Marlin, Simpson, (beany. Holt, Corse, Bussey, Becker, Clarke. DRAMATICS CLUB Sfilled, first row, left lo right: I.ec. Manas, Moore, 11 icier. Leonard. Goodwin. Hartman, Clarke, Hale, Jones, Turner. Second row: Miss Churchill, Wicks, Gigilotti, Reeves. Davies, Velie. Papas, Van dor Linden, Sirovica. Jarjoitra. Milspaw. Mandy, Record, Hood, Mr. Pokras. Standing, third row: Schat .el, Vayo, Young, Kerry, Howell. Sanders, Russell. Manpiardt, Knsign, Allen. Paddock, Hil-hrich. Guiles, Hurley, 'lowers. Fourth row: Hogan. Irish, Morse. Larson. Hussey, Gavilanes, Holt, Knsign. Pendall, Becker, Carpenter, Totten, Mon-taync. OFFICERS Standing, left to right: Goodwin. Secretary: Clarke, Vice President; Hartman, President; Leonard, Treasurer. S raft'd first row, left to right: Moore, Da vie , Robbins, Hitler, Manas, I,ce. Standing, second row: Young. Reeves, Cigliotti. Wicks, Wright, Bcckner, Boom bower, Kransowski. Montanyc, Miss Churchill, Bussey. Third row: Ixoiurd, Owens, Guiles, Klitsch, Russell, Klein. Al the Charge Desk. LIVESTOCK CLUB OFFICERS Sr a l rH. left to right: Johnson, Secretary; Loo man, President; Armao, Vice President. Standing, left to right: Meath, Reporter. Carlson. Treasurer; Fox and onnx. Program Committee. Seated, first row, left to right: Mr. Couch. Barringer. Meath, Carlson. Johnson. Loom an. Armao, Slot ms. Fox, Cai nicclli. Mr. Gaffney. Standing, second row. left to right: Isotti. Fahiano. DiSalvo. Mcdick. Rathhun. Newell, Haight. Gavilancs, Huntington. Moldrnhaucr. Patlcn, Hansen, I)u-Bois, Meltzcr. Hayes, third row: Denig. Bucli- inann, Dean. Stone-man. Kirkcr. Tubbs, DaCosta. Haggerty, Dovcll, Wright. Suttincir. Larsen, Weitzner. Fourth row: Burch, IMog. Griffiths, Manning. Van Etten. Meyer. Keller. Bink. Denig. Schaacl. Canariato. Cooper. Foley. I onian, l'ius, Jennings, Dunning. OFFICERS l.eft to right: Horstman, President; Guntruin, Vice President; Klein, Secretary; Mr. Rodwcll, Advisor. St ntrd, first row, left to right: Wcniplc, Jorgensen, Klein. Horstinan, Guntruin, Makcly, Orton. Standing: Grant. Holloway. Robbins, Simpson, Hendry. Roth. Kvans, YVhillrcck, Sutlmcir, Wood-worth, Mr. Rotlwcll. [56] Scaled, first row, left to right: Ruchmann, Irvine, I.sotli, White. Standing, second row: Vci'tlciiiix, ■ totaling, Hollister, Mr. Rogers. Dewell, Woocl-worth. T(iird row: Patten, Shimansky, Krause, Crcgo, Radigau. OFFICERS Bitdiinann, Vice President; Irvine, President; White, Treasurer; Isotti, Secretary. Mr. Rogers, Advisor. [57] ' I I OFFICERS Left to right: President, Keller; Treasurer, Mosher; Secretary, Stark; Reporter, Karpiak; Vice President, Edlcman. Seated, left to right: F.dclman, Mosher, Stark, Keller. Karpiak. Standing: Pidlu nyj. Fullerton, I)r. Curtis, Owen, Paden, Fortanas, Fox, CifTord, Moran, Clute, Rartcls. [58] Sealed, first row, left to right: Fa I i a no. .Scibold, Sivillo. Russell, Manas, Hitler. Standing, seeond tow: Jarjonra. Momaync. Pappas . Prior. Mar |iiar lt. I.cc. Van tier Linden. Berry, Wicks. Third row: Becker, DiSalvo, Oakley. I.arson, Bnssev. Isoiui. Mr. Smith. OFFICERS Scaled: Brock, Vice President; Goodwin. President; I.ucia, Secretary. Standing: I conard, Chaplain; Scibold, Reporter; llilhrich, Cate Keeper; Mainly, Treasurer. Sealed, first row, left to light: Brock. Goodwin, I.ucia. Standing, second row: Leonard. Tompkins, Scilndd, Hilbrich, Burleson, Mainly, Krasnewski. Howell, Mrs. Pearson. Third row: Pierce, Mar- [iiardt. L Scaled, fust row, left lo right: Becker, Irvine, Mr. l ay, Mandigo, Guy. Second row: l;ullcr(on, Gifford, Carpenter, Schaad, Iverson, Makcly. Mr. .Smith. OFFICERS Mandigo, Vice President; Irvine, President; Becker, Secretary. [61] Seated, first run', left to right: Rood, Robinson, Foley. Standing, set and row: Mosher. Glasan. Gun-(ruin. Alexander, Owen, I.ooman, Edclmaii. Third row: Mr. l’okras, D'Atuia, Fabiano, Cole, Klein, OFFICERS Standing, left to right: Reed, Treasurer; Robinson, President; l'olcy, Secretary. [62] I ns I row, sealed, left in i i hl: Ciepiela. Davis. Becker, Mooney. Cipolaro, Stark. Second row, standing: Irish, Keller. Mr. Runic, Mandigo, Moll, Bussey. I'apa. Third rote: l.ipinlo, Kckert. Isolli. OFFICERS I.ell to right: Vice President, Treasurer, Cicpiclo; Secretary, Mooney; President, Becker. m Settled, first row, left to rigid: Sirovica. Hands. Horstinan, Scibold. Jorgensen, Tompkins. Standing, second row: Mr. Kodwcll, Gavilancs, Mar |iiar U, Cooper, Canariato, Goodwin, Isotii, Jarjoura, Gifford. Third row: Mather, Walrath, Hale, Orton. Corse, Pcndcll, Jones, Turner, Mainly. OFFICERS Seated: Horstinan. President; Jorgensen, Vice President. Standing: Hands, Treasurer; Mr. Rod-well. Advisor; Scibold, Secretary. [64] Staled. first row. left to right: O'Dell. 1 (ample. Cus-kcr, Reeves. Male, Mather, Morse. Turner. Junes, Klitsch, Rising. Sehafer. Second row: Miller, Hogan. I.ucia, Manas, Gigliotti, Mainly. Burleson. Berry, Burion. I.cc. Hitler. Tompkins, Allniglu, Krasuow-ski. Towers. Standing, third row: Walratlt. Zeinin-ficr, Goodwin. Schatzcl. Bcckncr, Milspaw, Sirovita. Davies, Young, Yelie, Moore, Stark. Totten. Howell, Robinson. Leonard. Klein. Montayne, Hayden, Record. Fourth row: Parish, Kruger. Hood. Scikold. Jar-joura, Boyce. Wicks, Miller, Vavo. D'Agostino, Van tier Linden. Clarke. Wright. Page. Pearson. Hartman, Russell. Pierce. Fifth row: Coleman, Irish. Boom-bower. Christensen, Guiles, Hilhrith, Hurley. Parti, Knsign. Allen. Patltlock. Pappas, Delong, Davis. Mar-tpiartlt. Sixth row: Finnegan. Sanders, 'Tonev. Brock, •Sivillo. (.ehm. Rondeau, Bambert, France, Bcttiol. Heuer, Mooney. OFFICERS Sealed, left to right: Mandy, 'Treasurer; Burleson. President; Brink, Secretary. Shunting: Berry, Vice President; Miss Sprague, Advisor; Gigliolli, Vice Sctretaiy. [65] Staled, Irfl In right: Mr . Huchniann, Mrs. Prior, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Plog. Secretary; Mrs. Annao. Standing: Mrs. Hlabcr, Treasurer; Mrs. Dunning, Mis. (•lilliihs, Mrs. Pettit. Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Krause, Mrs. Ifaganiicr, Mrs. Irvine, Mis. Call, President. Absent: Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Thayer, Mis. Bloom, Mrs. Russell. ' , J OFFICERS Seated, left to light: Gigliotti, Secretary; Berry, President; Sirovica, Vitc President. Standing: Mr. Iorio, Advisor; Manning .Treasurer. Settled, first rote, left to right: Miller, Sivillo, Davies, Young. Milspaw, Hider, l.ee, Manas. Russell. I’addock, Clarke. Second rote: Moldenliouer, Denig. Lucia. Radigan. Gigli olii, Berry, Mr. loria. Manning. Sirovica, lsotti, Mosher, Albright, Barringer, Krasnowski, lowers. Standing, third row: Guiles, Irish, Cicpiela. Hogan, Becker, Velie, Lopinto, Moore, Mandigo, Stark. Sommers. Kmminger. Howell, Robinson, Turner, Jones, Hansen, Weiuncr. Fourth row: Cats kcr. Kruger, Hood. Siebold. Jarjoura. Boyce, Wicks. Miller, Vayo, D'Agostino. Van tier Linden, Totten. Page. Mainly, Leonard, Klein, Morse. Fifth row: Sausiniknt. I'id lei ton, Christensen, llilbrich. Hurley, Lnsign, Paro, Allen. Pappas, Wright, Pearson. Manpiardt, Paden. Sixth tow: Van Ft ten, Denig. Patten. Went pie, Corse, Dewell, Montanyc, l.arscn, Fox, Greiner, Rondeau, Bamcri, France, Heucr, DcLong. [67] [68] Seated. Inst rou Ufl to right: Moore, Davies. Boyce, Cnskcr, Ramcri. Frame. Kruger, Lee, Klitsch, Guiles. Sc fond row: Mr. lorio. Morse. Mai her, llogan, Manas, Albriglu, Tompkins, Sivillo. limy. Davis. Mooney. Towers. Rockett. Standing. thud roie: Vdle, Reeves, Young. llrcKk, Sirov ica. Bur-ion. Sandc-is, llowcll. Robinson. Van clcr Linden. Schaticcl, Lucia. Vayo, Krasnowski, flood, Totten, Knsign. Hurley, Miller, Foinlli tote: Coleman. Owens, Record. Fierce, Hale. M i Is paw, Stark, Wicks. Rondeau. Clarke, Uoomliower, Pad-dock, llcekncr, Hayden. Jarjoura. Schaefer, Montaync, Rising, Wright, Allen, llilbrich. Irish. Fifth row: Cigliotli, Hainplc. O'Dell. Iletiiol. Mar |uardt. Christensen, Walrath, Miller, eininger. Parish, Toney, Russell, Cclun, 1’aro, Turner. Jones. Pappas, Burleson, Hartman. [70] OFFICERS Seated, first kmc, left to tight: Manas. Treasurer; Albright, Secretary; Tompkins. President; Toney. Vice President. Slanding, second rote: Mr. loiio. Advisor; Clarke, Co-Chairman ol Social Committee; Sivillo, Spoils Manager; Berry, Co-Chairman ol Social Committee; Miss Rockett, Advisor. Cheerleaders -----------———— [71] Kneeling. Ml to right: Cclim, Tompkins. Hariinan. Albriglii, Turner. Jones. Miller. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Standing, first row, le l to right: Hall, Ktlclman, l.ooman. I’cikIcII. I'al iano. Hayes, Mctlick. Orion. Second row: Hathaway. Pettit, Carlson. Ensign. Holt, Ten Kyrk, Viment. In the tittle: Coach Wattle. CONTEST RESULTS Dale Opponents They IIV Oct. 7 Paul Smith 49 17 Oct. 14 Orange Co. Com. 54 17 Manlius Mil. 40 15 Oct. 18 Albany Bus. College 40 15 Oct. 21 Morrisvillc 154 139 Robert Wes. College 219 139 Oct. 25 Morrisvillc 38 22 Oct. 28 Delhi 39 17 Nov. 2 White Plains 54 40 Canton 00 40 Delhi 82 40 Fat mingdalc 135 40 Morrisvillc 136 40 Brooklyn 198 40 •Low scoring team is winner [72] Silling: Morano, Wiclamlt. A 'netting: DiBacco, K arpiak, Brinkman, Hewitt. Shinning. Haight, 1 .at timer. Standing: (loach loiio. ban.sen. M Olil| on. Whitbcck. Rritl, Huntington, Ijmhiuii. Holt. BASKETBALL ’50-’51 SEASON Dale Opponents lie They •Nov. 18 50 Alumni 69 32 t l)ec. 1 Utica Tech. 51 45 tl)cc. 0 Morrisvillc A. I . 52 85 •Dec. 9 Canton A. T. 17 45 tM)cc. 12 Albany Col. Pliar. 34 51 I Dec. 15 Utica Tech. 50 49 1 Jan. 4 51 Binghamton Tech. 35 58 tjan. 12 Delhi A. T. 30 43 •Jan.18 Albany State Frosli 40 47 tjan. 19 Albany Bus. Col. 38 71 t Jan.29 Morrisvillc A. T. 50 70 •Feb. 8 Union Col. Frosli 10 48 t Feb. 5 Albany Bus. Col. 40 05 +Feb. 8 Binghamton Tech. 38 101 Feb. 10 Union Col. Frosli 31 64 tFeb.18 Albany Col. Pliar. 47 70 Feb. 10 Farmingdale 30 67 Feb. 23 Albany Slate Frosli 18 50 •Feb. 24 R.P.I. Frosli 50 72 ♦•Feb. 27 Delhi A. T. 10 57 tMar 1-2-3 Tournament at Canton fF.mpirc Stale Athlclic Conference I.fit to right: Reid, Whitbetk. Hewitt, Mown. •Home Game SENIOR PLAYERS [73] Bowling Team In action: Lipslmu. Iverson, Robinson. Rcumaim. Clason. Staled: Mandigo. Mosher, Slater, 1’cltit, I’ox, Rlog. Liiscn, Venables, Hawks, bowers, Hansen. Isotti, Colt. [74] BASEBALL 49-,50 SEASON Date Oj f onnifs We They Apr. 22 R.P.I Frosli 6 7 Apr. 27 A.B.C. 10 I May 2 Onconta Slate II 3 May 4 R.P.I. Frosli ( 5 May ( Delhi 8 1 May 8 A.B.C. 11 21 May 15 Onconta State 0 1 May 17 Mon isville 3 ( Catcher ami pitcher talk it over; Grover ami Owen. Sealed, fiat row. left lo Iv.lclnvan, Looman, Kschenbcckcr, Moran, (.rover. Hewitt. MacKcn iv. Coach lorio. Stroud row: Dciur. Jorgensen. Foley. ('.lason, Wagner. Owen. Broom, Copeland. Fahiano. [75] Men's Intramural Basketball Team Learning How Badminton [76] Darts Men's Champ in New Playroom Women's Intramural Basketball Team Cheerleading I leading for a Strike Women's Champ in New Playroom Badminton Girls' Play Day Group [77] SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Albright Mr. and Mrs. I.. (I. Allen Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bartels Mr. and Mrs. Meier J. Bauer “Beatrice Kipp Coffee Shoppe” Mr. and Mrs. Burton Becker. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Bcckncr Mr.and Mrs. Frederick I.. Bink Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Burleson Mr. and Mrs. John Bussey, Jr. Mrs. Bernard Canariato Mr. and Mrs. E. Leonard Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Milton Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clason Mr. and Mrs. John Coll Mrs. Mary Cuddeback Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian D’Agostino Mr. Douglas M. DaCosta Reverend and Mrs. David C. Davies Mr. and Mrs. Claude Davis Dr. and Mrs. Goddard DuBois Mr. and Mrs. James M. Eckert Mr. and Mrs. Erwin J. Evans Mr. and Mrs. M. Fabiano Mr. and Mrs. R. Foley Mrs. Ahneda I. Fox Dr. and Mrs. I.uis E. Gavilancs Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Gilford Mr. and Mrs. Felix Gigliotti Mr. and Mrs. Leroy F. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Cameron I. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Harold Greany Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greiner, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin B. Guiles Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick J. Guntruin Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayland Guy Mrs. Ann E. Hale Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haggerty Mr. and Mrs. George M. Hardy Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Allard Hawks Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Fred licucr Mrs. Mary Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hilbrich Mr. and Mrs. Fenton L. Hill Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hollister Mr. and Mrs. George J. Hood Mr. and Mrs. William Horstman Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Holt Mr. R. L. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Irish Mr. George B. Irvine Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Jennings Colonel and Mrs. Gerden F. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. George F. Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Liepsluttz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Morris G. Lucia Mr. E. Gordon Mackenzie Mr. and Mrs. Hayward C. Makcly Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mandigo Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mandy Mr. Joseph F. Manas Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Martin Mr. and Mrs. I. Meltzer Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Milspaw Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Montanye Mr. and Mrs. T. Raymond Mooney Mrs. Florence E. Moore Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Moran Mrs. Gertrude Morse Mr. and Mrs. Fenn B. Newell Mrs. Evelyn F. Orton Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Oakley Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Owens Mr. and Mrs. M. I I. Paddock Mrs. Elizabeth Papa Mrs. Joseph W. Paro Mi. and Mrs. George Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Plog Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pidlu .nyj Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. M. Pius Mr. Basil Romano Mrs. Katherine Rothhaupt Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur A. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Sclutad Mr. and Mrs. William Scibold Mrs. Beatrice Simpson Mrs. Concelta Sivillo Mr. and Mrs. Howard Snyder Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Stout Mr. and Mrs. Peter Suttmeir Mr. and Mi's. Joseph M. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. James Toney Mr. and Mrs. William E. Tubbs Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Turner Mr. and Mrs. Rene Verdeaux Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. Vincent Mr. Nicholas H. Weitzner Mr. and Mrs. Judson Whitbeck, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd White Mr. and Mrs. Milton B. Woodworth Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wooton Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Wright Mr. Horace H. Young Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Homer DeLong Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Jorgensen Mr. and Mrs. John Denig Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Klein Professor and Mis. Burdette G. Dewell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Webster C. Kipp Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. DiSalvo Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kirker Mrs. Ella Kruger Mr. W. W. Latimer [80] HOTEL AUGUSTAN COBLESKILL, NEW YORK V Modern in Every Detail family and Social Center of the Community Compliments of HOAGLAND’S PHARMACY COBLESKILL, NEW YORK Compliments of ZETA ALPHA PHI FRATERNITY Compliments of KENNETH H. FAKE COBLESKILL, NEW YORK HARDER SILOS Wood Stave — Concrete Stave The Bulkwork of the Paying Dairy Best Wishes to the Class of 1951 HARDER SILO COMPANY, INC. COBLESKILL, NEW YORK Compliments of PARK THEATRE Compliments of NORTHRUPS SERVICE STATION 111 E. Main Street Phone 480 COBLESKILL, NEW YORK THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK COBLESKILL, NEW YORK TIETBOHL MOTOR SALES COBLESKILL, NEW YORK Approved Cbrysler-Plymouth Dealer Compliments of NEW PALACE ROLLER RINK WARNERVILLE, NEW YORK VAN WACENEN SON McCormick-Deering FARM MACHINERY International MOTOR TRUCKS Badger (Pitless) Barn Cleaners Cehl Forage Harvesters and HOUSEHOLD REFRIGERATION East Main Street COBLESKILL, NEW YORK Compliments of MORLONC MITTERER Home of Quality Meats COBLESKILL, NEW YORK STUDENTS Patronize Our Advertisements DETROIT SUPPLY CO. INC. Wholesale Distributors Automotive Equipment and Tools Auto Parts and Accessories Edison Batteries A. P. Mufflers Continental Engines ALBANY NEW YORK [82] WHY WORRY ABOUT LAUNDRY? Use Our Self-Service Laundromat PARK SERVICE COBLESKILL Best Wishes from HODGE AND AKER ■ ‘ Home of Famous Brands COBLESKILL, NEW YORK Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM H. GOLDING COBLESKILL, NEW YORK LEWIS EQUIPMENT COMPANY 450 N. Pearl Street ALBANY 4, NEW YORK ERNIES SERVICE STATION Texaco Route 10 Cobleskill, N.Y. Compliments of SCHOHARIE COUNTY DAIRY HERD IMPROVEMENT CO-OP INC. SCHOHARIE COUNTY CO-OP DAIRY INC. Owned and Operated by and for LOCAL DAIRYMEN Students and Others Interested arc Always Welcome to Visit IJs COBLESKILL, NEW YORK Compliments of Compliments of Olympian Bowling Alleys George Byrnes, Prop. 6 Center Street Cobleskill, N.Y. JOHN J. CLENN Optometrist Compliments of Ottman’s Service Station Quality Petroleum Products at a Saving 83 W. Main Street Cobleskill, N.Y. Where Friends Meet for Relaxation Compliments of Williams Petroleum Corp. THE TRADING POST The Student Store on the Hill SHELL OIL PRODUCTS B. F. Goodrich Tires. Batteries, and Accessories East Main Street Cobleskill, N.Y. Music and Gift Shop Cubby Hole Antiques FRANK’S TAVERN Spaghetti Meat Balls Sandwiches Since 1921 Beer and Liquors COBLESKILL, NEW YORK Phone 691 COBLESKILL, NEW YORK Compliments of Compliments of VAN DEROVORT STUDIO PARK HOTEL 73 E. Main St. Phone 614 COBLESKILL, NEW YORK Smokey Joe” is Back ♦Tom Coffee WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Auto Accessories Radios Sporting Goods L. A. Liebi, Owner 40 Main Street Cobleskill, N.Y. Compliments of VAN VORIS Chevrolet and Hardware COBLESKILL, NEW YORK ROSE AND KARKER Groceries - Meats - frozen Foods Main Street Cobleskill, N.Y. Phone 25 SCHOLET QUALITY FURNITURE Pleasing Prices Free Delivery Anywhere BALLSTON SPA COBLESKILL FORT PLAIN NEW YORK ITS NEW . . . ITS DIFFERENT... ITS FROM... R I C H’S Suits — Shoes — Sportswear at RICH’S COBLESKILL, NEW YORK Compliments of Compliments of THETA GAMMA THE SPA FRATERNITY COBLESKILL, NEW YORK EPSILON CHAPTER Compliments of Best Wishes of OAKS BURGER CO. Town and Country Fabrics Handlers of Milk Equipment and Supplies 1 Main Street CATTARAUGUS, NEW YORK COBLESKILL, NEW YORK BUICK SALES SERVICE SURE RISING PANCAKE FLOUR Cobleskill Garage Co. Buckwheat or Wheat COBLESKILL, NEW YORK Dairy and Poultry Feeds B 0 B B ’ S BORST BURHAMS CO. Your Friendly Jeweler COBLESKILL, NEW YORK Gifts that are Lasting” Phone 44S Cobleskill, N.Y. SCHOHARIE VALLEY ICE CREAM WHOLESALE — RETAIL Telephone 325 By and for Local Interest Cobleskill,New York A. P. SMITH — Jeweler — Keepsake Diamond Rings COMPLIMENTS OF Gifts COBLESKILL, NEW YORK EMPIRE RESTAURANT A J. LEWIS DUMOND Insurance of All Kinds Absolute Protection at Lowest Cost COBLESKILL, NEW YORK COBLESKILL, NEW YORK ALBANY FROSTED FOODS ALBANY, NEW YORK VICTORY CHAIN, INC. SELKIRK'S General Electric Appliances Groceries, A!eats, Etc. COBLESKILL, NEW YORK Pyrofax Gas Service Phono Records and Radios SODA DRUGS DeLaval Sales and Service at Linoleum and Asphalt Tile JANSEN’S PHARMACY COBLESKILL, NEW YORK Wallpaper - Paint Complete Line of Hardware - Sporting Goods Compliments of Selkirk Hardware Inc. 46 48 Main Street ALPHA SICMA DELTA ’50-’51 COBLESKILI. NEW YORK The Cohleskill Index and Schoharie Republican SCHOHAKIE COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER For the News of the County and its Communities Kadi Week BE SURE YOU READ THE COBLESKILL INDEX PUBLISHING — PRINTING 2-4 South Grand Street Telephone 267 COBLESKILL F. A. GUERNSEY CO. NURSERY Trees and Shrubs SCHOHARIE, NEW YORK SPORTSWEAR — SEPARATES, the college girl’s delight are a feature of our air-conditioned second floor. College Town Skirts ... ... 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