SUNY at Cobleskill - Voice Yearbook (Cobleskill, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1952 volume:

Contents ADMINISTRATION SENIORS JUNIORS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS Published by the Students of the STATE UNIVERSITY of NEW YORK INSTITUTE of AGRICULTURE and HOME ECONOMICS Cohleskill, New York I m IN MEMDHIAM Joseph L. Meher, Jr. '48 Pfc. Joseph L. Meher, Jr., of Johnstown, majored in Horticulture while he attended the Institute. He entered the Service in January, 1949, and after 15 months was discharged. He was recalled in October of '50 and was severely wounded on February 12, 1951. Joseph was hospitalized in Japan and returned to duty. He was killed in action in Korea on May 18, '51, and his funeral was held in Glovcrsvillc on November 2, 1951. Derick Brinckerhoff 47 Pfc. Derick. Brinkcrhoff of Fishkill was killed in action on August 4, 1950. He was a New York State Institute graduate and majored in Animal Husbandry. Derick was on the Voice.Staff and the Basketball Team during his Senior year. He enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1948 and was the first Institute graduate to he killed in Korea. Derick was returned to the United States and his funeral was held on August 2, 1951. ! I ALBERT IORIO We, the class of 1952, wish to express our sincere appreciation to Coach Iorio for his understanding and guidance during our two years at Cohleskill. He has helped us with our problems, aided us in our social activities, and shown a genuine interest in each one of us as an individual. His decisions have always been in fairness to students and faculty alike. Many times during the past two years he has made personal sacrifices in an effort to bring the student body closer together. He has brought about many improvements on campus, making it possible for more recreational activities. As coach of the basketball team, he has encouraged school spirit and brought about better intercollegiate relations. In consideration of these and the many other contributions he has made, we dedicate this yearbook to our Coach. D E D I C A T I n N BDARD DF VISITORS The Board of Visitors, through their integrity and understanding, have contributed much towards the development and reputation of our Institute. These civic-minded individuals, appointed by the Governor, assist and advise the Director in administrative and public relations policies. Not only are they outstanding in their respective fields, but they arc also concerned with promoting opportunities for post-high school technical education. We, the “Voice, are grateful for their achievements and contributions. Seated: Mrs. J. Robert Johnson. Standing: Wallace H. Sidney. Frank H. Ryder, Chairman; William F. Spencer, Kenneth H. Fake, Secretary: Lewis J Lipe, Jared Van Wagenen, Jr. Mr. Frank H. Ryder, Miss Mary Lou Berry, George R. Pyle. DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE To the Class of 1952 The State University Institute at Coblcskill is proud of this class of 1952— each one of you has made a definite contribution to our Institute Community in terms of good citizenship, cooperative living and personal improvement. We arc confident that each of you will achieve such a degree of success in your chosen field, that in the future we will point you out, even more proudly than we do today, as “one of Cobleskills graduates. I hope that each class you have attended, each activity in which you have taken part, and each member of our staff has given you stepping stones to a happy, successful future. Be assured that Coblcskill is backing you completely in all things and expects you to give your very best to everything you do. My personal best wishes go with each of you and my firm conviction is that each has the courage, determination and ability to become “all that he is capable of being. RAY L. WHEELER DEPARTMENT HEADS MR. EMMONS D. DAY Agriculture FACULTY PHYLLIS K. SPRAGUE Home Economics Front Row. left to right: E. H. Hoddcr, H. J. Curtis, Director R. L. Wheeler, H. R. Kunze, S. A. Wardc, O. M. Gaffney. Second Row: H. Polcras, N. J. Curtis, B. G. Burlingame, S. T. Couch, E. M. Smith. Third Row: A. Iorio, C. C. Whitebread, E. D. Day, M. Denude, Fourth Row: J. Pearson, P. W. Winkclman, R. Holmes, W. A. Rodwell, K. E. Parke, M. L. Bradley, A. M. Young. Faculty not in the picture: P. Sprague, and M. L. Rogers. TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS front Row, left to right : Paul Montayne, William Barton, Donald Thayer. Second Row: John Bloom, Donald Cart' wright. Persons not in the picture: Caroline Schmick, Anna Bellinger, Bion Call, Herbert Griffiths, Richard Bunzey. Front Row. left to right: Laura Silvcrnail, Beverly Terry. Marque-rite Conroy, Marjorie Byrnes, Loretta Cob lins, Doris Burton. Second Row: Harry Warner, Harry Jones, Burton Sacia. Person not in the picture: Morris Coons. [9] STAFF First Row, left to right: Edwin Cicpicla, John S. Holt, Burdette Dewell. .Second Row. left to right: Miss Anne Young, Mr. Harold Pokras, Ruth Young. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DIAN BAMERT Di' Baby VIETTA BEEKNER MARCIA ALLEN Marsh Patchoguc, New York pursery Education Hill Whispers, Chorus, Mixed Bowl ing, Sewing Club, Square Dance Club, Alpha Sigma Delta, W.S.G.A., W.A.A. I was dying Cairo, New York Kurstry Education W.S.G.A., W A A., Chorus, Square Dance Club, Bowling, Voice, Alpha Chi Omicron. Oil darn Vic i Casenovia, New York Nursery Education Chorus, Alpha Sigma Delia, Sewing Club. W.S.C.A., W.A.A., Beta Sigma Chi. Oh! How nauseous MARY LOU BERRY Lou Glovcrsvillc. New York Nursery Education President of Square Dance Club, Vice' President of V . S. G. A., W.A.A., Dramatics Club, Beta Sigma Chi, Sr. Chccrlcading, Arts and Crafts, Editor of Voice, Inter' Frat Council. Elect’s In EVELYN BETTIOL Eve Harpersficld, New York Food Service Administration Chorus. House President, Vice' President of Alpha Sigma Delta, W.S.G.A., W.A.A. But I don’t t{now GORDON K. B1NK Gordie Hudson, Ncwi York Animal Husbandry Livestock Club President, Klod and and Kernel Club Vice-President of Zeta Alpha Phi, Bowling. [13] BEVERLY BOOKHOUT Bcv Franklin, New York Food Service Administration Chorus, W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Alpha Chi Omicron. I don't I nou MARY BOOMHOWER Ria' do Catskill, New York Food Service Administration Alpha Sigma Delta, W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Chorus, Beta Sigma Chi, Sewing Club. RICHARD H. CARLSON Dick Cresskill, New Jersey Animal Husbandry Cross Country, Track, Zeta Alpha Phi. Treasurer of Livestock Club, Intermural Basketball. KEITH W. BURCH Keith South New Berlin, New York Farm Machinery Farm Machinery Club, Livestock Club, Bowling. Zola Alpha Phi Chaplain, House President, Senior Guide, Volleyball. Te Cads [14] JANET BOYCE Jan Latham, New York Food Service Administration Chorus, Square Dance Club, Arts and Crafts. W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Bowling, Alpha Sigma Delta. How about that HAROLD L. CHENEY Harry Little Falls, N. Y. Animal Husbandry Livestock Club, Farm Machinery Club, Vice-President of Junior Class. Godfrey EDWIN T. CIEPIELA Ed Mechanicvillc, New York Horticulture Treasurer of Horticulture Club, Treasurer of Senior Class, Treasurer of Theta Gamma, President of Camera Club, Cross Country. New-man Club, Klod and Kernel Club, Interrnural Bowling. That'll be telling PATRICIA CUSKER Patti Cairo, New York Nursery Education Square Dance Club, Newman Club. Alpha Chi Omicron, Chorus, W s G.A., W.A.A. Where's your boy ROBERT COCHRANE Bob Durham, New York Animal Husbandry Livestock dub. CAROLYN D’ACOSTINO CD. Schenectady, New York Food Service Administration Bowling, Chorus, Square Dance Club, Student Council, Cheer' leading. Chairman of Initiation, W.S.G.A., W.A.A. Hello Doll DOROTHY COLEMAN Dottie Schenectady, New York Nursery Education Corresponding Secretary of Alpha Sigma Delta Soron'rv. Beta Sii� ma Chi, Chorus, W.S.G.A., W.A.A. Gee. don't k� oio LOIS DAVIES Lo Wcsternvillc, New York Nursery Education Secretary and Treasurer of Library Club, Arts and Crafts, Square Dance Club. Dramatics Club, Ac' compantse, W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Ah pha Sigma Delta Sorority. Golly neds [‘5] ELIZABETH DAVIS Be tty Franklin Square, Long Island, New York Business Administration Voice, Horticulture Club. Arts and Crafts. W.S.G.A., W.A.A. Hey that's sharp ALBERT DEAN. JR. Dean East Nassau, New York Anmnt! Husbandry Livestock Club, Farm Machinery CJub. JANET DcLONG J. D 1 MeGraw, New York T ursery Education President and Juror of W.S.CA W.A.A., Vice-President of AD Chi Oinicron, Chorus, Voice, Sqt,� r Dance Club, Bowling. Did 1 get a letter GEORGE DuBOIS DuB'.l White Plains, New York Animal Husbandry Livestock Club, Agronomy Bowling. ya couida fooled me Clrfl’l DONALD DEN1G Don Bay side, New York Animal Husbandry Theta Gamma. Livestock Club, Square Dance Club, Baseball Manager, Intramurals. What the devil! [16] BURDETTE DEWELL Ben Dclmar, New York Animal Husbandry President of Junior and Senior ('lass. Student Council, Square Dance Club, Square Dance Band, Inter-Fraternity Council. The worst is yet to come MAUREEN FRANCE Morphine Saugcrtics. New York T ursery Education W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Voice. Bowline, Newman Club, Square Dance Club, Alpha Chi Omicron. That don't make MARIAN GIGLIOTT1 Cig West Winfield, New York Food Service Administration W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Secretary of Square Dance Club. Bowling, Dramatics Club, Chorus, Beta Sigma Chi, Girls’ Playday. President of Alpha Sigma Delta. Let's do it WILLIAM EMMINCER Bill Binghamton, New York Dairy Technology Manager of Varsity Baseball, Square Dance Club, Chorus, Boys’ Chorus, Newman Club, Intcrmural Bowling. Gee whiz- ROBERT J. ECKERT Hap Schenectady, New York Business Administration Vice-President of Theta Gamma, Chairman of Board of Directors for Trading Post. Bowling, Intcrmural Basketball, Horticultural Club. HI drinks to that HENRY DUNNING Hank. Tcaneck, New Jersey Animal Husbandry Vice-President of Rod and Gun Club, Livestock Club, Intramural . How's the racket■ T iUGH ENSIGN Hughie -isle, New York )airy Technology 'ross Country, Track. Sergeant-of-Vrms of Zeta Alpha Phi, Varsity lub, Assistant Manager of Trading ’ost. Dramatics Club, Junior Rep-esentative of Student Council, don't know y°u THELMA HALE Teddy HELEN GUILES Greenfield (Center, New York Nursery Education W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Sewing Club, Chorus. Beta Sigma Chi. Dramatici Club, Square Dance Club. Alpha Chi Omicron. Holy Cow BEVERLY HAYDEN Jlev Eredonia. New York Nursery Education W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Student Coun-cil, Vice-President of Dramatics Club, Chorus, Voice, Chaplain of Alpha Chi Omicron, Bowling, Soft-hall. Volleyball. Assembly Program Chairman, Interfrat Council. Terrific Sidney, New York food Service Administration W.S.C.A., W.A A., House President, Hill Whispers, Voice, President of Dramatics Club, Chorus, Alpha Sigma Delta, Camera Club. Ton - hoo CARL HAMLIN Carl Onconta, New York Food Service Administration Square Dance Club. Tou gotta be simple to stay happy HAROLD B. IIAYES Her R.dlston Spa, New York Animal Husbandry Theta Gamma, Bowling, Intramurals. That's the way it goes GLADYS HEUER Happy Sayvillc, New York Food Service Administration W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Chorus, Square Dance Club, Voice, Alpha Sigma Delta. Do you know GEORGE HOTALIKG Shonic Onconta, New York Poultry Poultry Club, Bowling, Basketball, Theta Gamma. I'll dnnl{ to that GLORIA H1DER Binghamton, New York Nursery Education Cup • Lop W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Hill Whispers Secretary, Chorus, Square Dance Club, Beta Sigma Chi, Voice, Dra-matics. I Hello, dahling JOHN HOLT John Jamestown, New York Horticultural Cross Country, Basketball Intramural, Treasurer of Student Council. Chorus, Men’s Chorus, Dramatics Club, Sports Editor of Voice, Hill Whispers, Horticultural Club, Secretary of Zeta Alpha Phi, Vice-President of Senior Class. RUTH HOGAN Ruthie Middle Palls, New York Pood Service Administration W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Square Dance Club, Bowling, House President, Alpha Chi Omicron, Basketball. Well, 1 don’t nou� . but— WILLIAM HOLLISTER Bill New York 66, New York Poultry Poultry Club, Bowling. How about that? WILLIAM HUNT Dill East Worchcstcr, New York Business Administration Chorus, Dramatics Club, Hill Whispers Voice, Zeta Alpha Phi. Assistant Manager of Trading Post. [19] KATHRYN JONES Katie Binghamton, New York Food Service Administration Chccrlcading, Chorus, Square Dance Club, Dramatics Club, Alpha Sigma Delta. W.S.G.A., W.A.A. That's real Uncle Stewie WEBSTER KIPP General Kippy Hyde Park, Now York Farm Machinery Farm Machinery Club, Corresponding Secretary of Zcta Alpha Pin, Bowling. MARILYN KEESLER Mori Kirkwook R.D. 1, New York Food Service Administration Hill Whispers, Voice. Square Dance Club, Alpha Sigma Delta, Dramatics Club, Chorus, W.G.S.A., Sports Manager of W.A.A. Old Soldiers Teeter Die [20] PETER HUNTINGTON Pete Wcstford, New York Animal Husbandry Varsity Basketball, Cross Country, Intramurals, President of Zcta Alpha Phi, Treasurer of Livestock Club, President of Student Council, Inter-Frat Council. I ii .'c it DAVID KARPIAK Karpie Burden 1-ake, New York Agronomy Agronomy Club, Bowling, Baseball, Basketball, Intramurals. Where did you pick, that dolly up? HELEN KLITSCH Kl itschiC Hillsdale, New York Food Service Administration Alpha Sigma Delta, Library Club, W.S.G.A., W.A.A. WILLIAM LATIMER HILDA KRUGER Hydic Krumvillc, New York Food Service Administration W.S.G.A., President of W.A.A., Alpha Sigma Delta, Hill Whispers Sports Editor, Voice, Square Dance Club, Chorus, Bowling, Basketball. CHRISTINE MANAS Chris Scotia, New York Food Service Administration Alpha Chi Omicron, Dramatics Club, Secretary and Treasurer, W.A.A., W.S.G.A., Voice. Chorus, President of Beta Sigma Chi, Copy Editor of Hill Whispers, Square Dance Club, Sewing Club. Oh no, not that Schenectady, New York Business Administration Laddie Bowling, Assembly Planning, Varv ity Basketball, Intramural Basketball and Football. Ping Pong, Tennis. ROSEMARY MATHER Rosie Casenovia, New York Nursery Education Student Council, Beta Sigma Chi, Voice, Arts and Crafts, Camera Club, W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Circulation Editor of Hill Whispers. It's too good to he true MERTON LUDWIG New York City, New York Animal Husbandry Livestock Club, Intramural Basketball. Whut’td you say DONALD MEDICK Don Slingcrlands. New York Animal Husbandry Livestock Club, Varsity Cross Country, Captain of Varsity Track. I'm tired, let me live? [21] WAITER J. MILLER t)u c Schenectady, New York Dairy Technology Cross Country, Basketball, Golf, Track, Newman Club, Assembly Planning, Zeta Alpha Phi. EVELYN MONTANYE Ev Glovcrsville, New York Nursery Education House President, Alpha Chi Omi-cron. Beta Sigma Chi, Dramatics Club, Voice, Hill Whispers, Chorus, W.S.G.A., W.A.A. 1 thought I'd die JOEL MELTZER The Melteh Bronx, New York Animal Husbandry Livestock Club. When does this period end ESTHER MILSPAW Es Cherry Creek, New York Food Service Administration Alpha Sigma Delta, Dramatics Club, Sewing Club. Chorus, Square Dance Club. W.A.A.. W.S.G.A. You Jtnour what [22] MARYLN MILLER Mary Mayfield. New York Foml Service Administration House President, Alpha Sigma Delta. Chorus, Square Dance Club, W.A.A., W.S.G.A. 5£uict down ALFRED E. MOLDENHAUER Ai Dclanson, New York Animal Husbandry Livestock Club, Klod and Kernel, Square Dance Club, Intramural . Yep BARBARA MORSE Bobbie Pcekskill, New York Nursery Education Chccrlcading. Chorus, Hill Whispers, Square Dance Ciub, W.S.G.A., W.A.A. What a dol! VIRGINIA MOORE Ginny Glovcrsvillc, New York Food Service Administration Juror, Hill Whispers, Chorus, Voice, Square Dance Club, Dramatics Club, Beta Sigma (Ihi, W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Basketball. JOYCE ODELL Joy Stamford, New York Nursery Education Chorus, Square Dance Club, Alpha Chi Omicron, W.S.G.A., W.A.A. MAY OWENS May Ericvillc, New York Nursery Education Beta Sigma Chi, Chorus, W.S.G.A., W.A.A. THOMAS MURRAY Tom Troy, New York Animal Husbandry Newman Club, Livestock Club. What RUTH PADDOCK Rttthie Athens, New York. Nursery Education Alpha Chi Omicron Secretary, Dramatics Club, Voice, Chorus, Square Dance Club, W.S.G.A., W.A.A. Oh fudge! [23] GERALD PADEN Gerry JANET PAGE Baldwin Place, New York Animal Husbandry Theta Gamma Fraternity, Bowling League, Intramurals, Agronomy Club, Livestock Club. You don't now. do you? BERNADETTE PARO Bernic Granville, New York Food Service Administration Alpha Chi Omicron, Dramatics Club, Voice, Square Dance Club, Bowling, W.S.G.A., W.A.A. Wei), anyway Pagie Deposit, New York Food Service Administration Alpha Chi Omicron, Square Dance Club, Chorus, Voice. W.S.G.A., W.A.A. You nou it! ROBER T PATTEN Bob Palatine Bridge, New York Poultry Husbandry Chanticleer Club, Square Club, Zeta Alpha Phi. Dance VANGELIA PAPPAS Vanga-heediee Troy, New York Food Service Administration President of Alpha Chi Omicron, Voice, Dramatics Club, Bowling. Chorus, Chefs Club, Square Dance Club. Hill Whispers. W.S.C.A., Greenwich, New York Betty Food Administration Service Secretary of Alpha Sigma Delta, Square Dance Club, Voice, (Copy Editor) Chorus, W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Basketball. Yeah [24] TOM RADIGAN Tom JAMES PI.OG Schenectady, New York Animal Husbandry Secretary of Bowling, Livestock Club, Square Dance Club. Intra-murals Sports, Senior Guide, Alumni Association, Rod and Gun Club. LESLIE E. RATHBUN Les Cooperstowr., New York Animal Husbandry Treasurer of Zeta Alpha Phi, Secretary of Livestock Club, Secretary and Treasurer of Klod and Kernel, Bowling. GORDON PUTNAM Watcrvlict, New York Dairy Industry- Rod and Gun Club, Poultry Club. JOYCE MARILYN REEVES Otego, New York Food Service Administration Alpha Sigma Delta, Secretary of W.A.A., Library Club, Dramatics Club, House President, Intramurals. Don 't worry about it Perth, New York Poultry Husbandry Poultry Club, Square Dance Club. SHIRLEY RONDEAU Shirderly Whitehall, New York Food Service Administration Treasurer of Alpha Chi Omicron, Square Dance Club, Sewing Club, W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Chorus. Come on. let's go [2 ] DORIS RUSSELL Brooklyn BEVERLY SANDERS BeV Schenectady, New York Nursery Education W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Voice, Photog' raphy Editor, Bowling Manager. Dramatics Club, Assembly Pro' grams. How's every little thing? CHARLES SHERMAN Hampton, New York Amina! Husbandry Intramurals. Charlie HANS ROSENBERG Dominican Republic, Central America Agronomy Livestock Club, Klod and Kernel. MARION SCHAFER Utica, New York Nursery Education Voice, Secretary; Chorus New Residence Hall Secretary. W.G.S.A., W.A.A., Arts and Crafts Club. Is the mail m? Brooklyn, New York Food Service Administration Alpha Sigma Delta, Voice, Editor of Hill Whispers, Square Dance Club, W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Juror, Dramatics Club. Watt a minute! WILLIAM SCHROM Bill Howe Caves, New York Farm Machinery Farm Machinery Club, Basketball Manager. 1‘HYLIS HAMPLE SLATER Phylis Gloversvillc. New York food Service Administration Alpha Sigma Delta, W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Chorus. I'm mad VIRGINIA TATANGELO Gmny Schenectady, New York Food Service Adminisirdtion Alpha Sigma Delta, Hill Whispers, Square Dance Club, Newman Club, W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Juror, House President, Inter-Sorority Fraternity Council, Chorus. Hou cornel JOAN SIROVICA Joanie Gloversvillc, New York Food Service Administration Dramatics Club, Camera Cluh. Square Dance Club, Treasurer, Chorus, W.S.G.A.. W.A.A. Let's go downtown! Bill Farm WILLIAM STONEMAN Staatsburg, New York Animal Iluslrandry Baseball, Livestock Club, Machinery Club, Volleyball. JOAN STARK Joanie Thornwcod. New York Horticulture President of Horticultural Club, President and Secretary of Kind and Kernel Club, Square Dance Club, Sewing Club, Editor of Art Staff, Voice, W.G.S.A., W.A.A, Alpha Sigma Delta, Chorus. Let's go for a wal!{ RONALD TEN EYCK Ronnie Waterford. New York Food Service Administration Cross Country, Tennis, Vice-President of Junior Class, Student Council Representative, Theta Gamma, Inter-Fraternity Representative. Flow, wait a minute [27] WILLIAM THOMPSON DONALD TUBBS Bill Watcrvlict. New York Horticulture Baseball, Basketball, Bowline, Horticultural Club. DAVID VAN ETTEN Dave Kine«on. New York Animal Husbandry Livestock Club, Baseball, Volleyball. Don Croton -on-Hudson Animal Husbandry Livestock Club, Theta Gamma, Intramurals, Newman Club. VERENA VAUGHN Rena Glens Falls, New York Food Service Administration (ihcerleading. Square Dance Club, Alpha Chi Omicron Sorority, Bowline, W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Chorus. Busha ELAINE VAN DER LINDEN Schenectady, New York hlursery F.ducation Dramatics Club, Square Dance Club; Secretary of W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Stewardess of Alpha Chi Omicron Sorority, Hill Whispers, Voice, Bowline- MARY VAYO Squatty llion. New York Nursery Education Newman Club, Square Dance Club, Chccrlcadine, Chorus, Dramatics, Alpha Chi Omicron Sorority, Voice. Where's My Stuj(f [28] RICHARD WEITZNER ROBERT WEMPLE A MARGARET WALRATH Mrtrgairoiil Fort Plain. New York XJurjtry Education Chorus, Library Club, Camera Club, W.S.O.A., W.A.A. Please don't call me that CHARLES WHITE Chucl( Hudson Falls, New York Poultry Husbandry Poultry Club. Rod and Gun Club. Hey. you don't say! Dick Scarsdale, New York Horticulture Horticultural Club, Chorus, Live stock Club, Agronomy Club, New-man Club. Bob Slcphcntown. New York Farm Machinery Intramural Football. Square Dance Club, Farm Machinery Club. BETTY WICKS Ithaca, New York 'Hitrsery Education Square Dance Club, Voice, Alpha Sigma Delta, W.S.G.A., W.A.A., Chorus. Library Club, Dramatics Club, Hill Whispers, Intramurals. HENRY WIELANDT Winl( Middleburg, New York Dairy Technology Basketball, Baseball. You’re a good thing [29] WILLIAM WOODWORTH Bill Cornwallville, New York Poultry Husbandry Chanticleer Club, Intramurals. What's new? THOMAS MARTIN Tom Schenectady, New York Agronomy SHIRLEY ANN WRIGHT Mecklenburg, New York Food Service Administration Library Club, Arts and Crafts Club. Chorus. W.S.G.A., W.A.A. I have a feeling CAMERA RUTH M. YOUNG TounRs West Winfield, New York Nursery Education Alpha Sigma Delta Treasurer, W.S.G.A. Treasurer. W.A.A., BowL ing, Basketball, Chorus, Library Club, Secretary Senior Class. Hey, has anybody seen Gigs? THOMAS P. GREANY Tom Tenafly, New Jersey Animal Husbandry and Agronomy Newman Club, Chorus, Theta Gam' ma, Men's Glee Club. What the deuce! THERESA SCHATZEL Pooch ie Kingston, New York Food Service Administration Alpha Sigma Delta, W.S.G.A., W.A.A. [30j Hugh Almond Ensign The tragic death of Hugh Almond Ensign struck deep in the hearts of all of us on the Hill for wc knew him as a person of unusual quality. His pleasing personality and outstanding achievements stamped him as a young man of high potentiality. Hugh came to us from Lisle, N. Y., where he attended Whitney Point High School. Hugh was always a gentleman; courtc ous, friendly, soft spoken, quietly purpose' ful. He had ideas, and what is more impor tant, he had the initiative and ambition to carry them out. Wherever he was; in the Trading Post, on the campus, in the locker room, or on the stage; he was an example, a useful citizen and a morale builder. It was a privilege to know Hugh and to associate with him. Wc shall long treasure his memory. PC'S. IN MEMDRIAM There he gained scholastic honors, was active in dramatics and publications, and was three times honored with team cap' taincies. Before following his sister Rita to Cobleskill, he spent a year at Ithaca College and two years in the Navy where he attained the rank of second class petty officer. 41- hi fer Here at Cobleskill, Hugh further demon' strated his qualities of leadership. He was an honor student, showed outstanding ability in acting and other phases of stage production, and in athletics, he was a team man all the way. He contributed vitally towards three championships in cross coun' try and track. v Farm Machinery Depart. Farm Mechanics t-tl! T)c u SotontV c camnf. A ph Sift™ DcUa o Mr. Watd'. i mm At work? ? ? Madame Curve Y oung, it ou p casc? Something’s Cooking W. S. G. A. CLASS It is now 1962, and the night is cold and dim; but we distinguish in the background the forms of three straggling witches, chanting as they stir their bubbling caldron, the fates of those members of society who were graduated from the N. Y. S. I. A. of Cobleskill with the class of ’52. We draw near and listen: Pete Huntington has made a success of his little sheep farm, and no wonder, for he has had the assistance of one of the members of the Alpha Sigma Delta Sorority. Esther Milspaw is now selling musical instruments, for hubby, of course. Webster Kipp, that quiet member of the ZAP frat, has gone in the movies, and we hear he is giving competition to Errol Flynn in the art of making love. We see Beverly Hayden following her Navy man all around the universe. One of these days she’ll catch up with him. Bill Latimer has sworn off women, and he is spending his time writing novels. One of his best sellers has been, Life has no Secrets; But I'm Glad Mine Has. After many escapades with candy bars, Janet Page still prefers “Clark. Merton Ludwig is now teaching a course at Farmingdale on how to run a school as successfully as Cobleskill Institute. Vic i Bee ner sent a cablegram from Vienna where she is governess for a wealthy family visiting abroad. Walt Miller, that witty guy with the dynamic personality, has just replaced Milton Berle as “TV King. Tom Martin has opened a dance studio where he is trying to unteach the dance habits acquired by the boys while on “the hill.” Johnny Holt has hit all records as a singing sensation. Mario Lanza has just gone into retirement. One of our most successful family men has proven to be Don Medici Evidently, our Family and Marriage Relations Class has spread its influence. Marcia Allen, after ten years, still finds Bernie Paro her favorite neighbor. These two still manage to fit into each others’ clothes. Bobbie Morse, the present housemother in the “new dorm, has made a hit with her girls by doing away with all house regulations. Ambitious Ronnie Ten Eycl{ and his nine sons are working in his newly opened Ten Eyck 6? Sons Restaurant. Squatty Vayo has been teaching kindergarten for ten years now, and it's amazing how many turned out to be hot-rod racers. Wc wonder where the influence came from. Shirley Wright is still insisting that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Betty Wic s, our gal with the attorney husband, is starting a new fad in story telling. She’s reading law books to the occupants in her nursery. May Owens, despite her constant denials, finally married that fellow with the nice voice and the fine talent at the keyboards. Janet DcLong is still trying to teach her little ones the spelling of Sausmikat. Keith Burch has given up the idea of being a bachelor and has settled down on a small farm with his one and only—by the way, Keith, how is Chris? Marlyn Miller is no longer a worker in the foods field; she's teaching it to her little Yousey’s instead. As we look in on Mary Lou Berry, we find her busy in her own nursery school for all the men's children under Allan’s command. Ruthie Hogan, on the other hand, has settled in a certain “Fort Miller” area with a certain blond, her Jack. [36] PROPHECY Chuck White, one of our slow drivers, is now flying jet planes for '‘Uncle Sam.” Burt Dewell, the fellow who did so well as senior class president, still finds executive positions his strong point and women his weak point. Ruth Paddock is still studying her “tall, dark, and handsome” men. We find Happy Heuer still pursuing her favorite hobby of foxhunting. Harold Hayes teaches a course in muscle building in his spare time. This little fellow can make the mighty Atlas look like a Frank Sinatra. Betty Davis has made millions with her red hair, advertising for Halo shampoo. As for Shirley Rondeau, she never did intend to be an old maid. She is now travelling with her service-man hubby. We see on thev.Cobleskill front a resident named Carolyn D Agostino. Wonder why this little gal decided to settle here? Moreover, her nearest neighbor happens to be Helen Guiles. Dian Bamert and Patty Custer, after 10 years of spinsterhood, have finally decided to settle down with a couple of loving husbands. Don Jackson got in such a rut driving back and forth from Coblcskill to Schenectady that he is still doing it, only now he drives the new “Jet Bus.” George DuBois has become famous for his characterization of 'The Thin Man on Broadway.” Betty Pearson has just returned from Korea where she and Earl spent a few months sightseeing. Earl said things looked different kick in 1952. Bob Eckert has replaced old Hopalong Cassidy. His T.V. name is “Hap-a-long” Eckert and the name of his famous horse is Dcwcll No. II.” Dick, Fox finally landed in the ”Hospital in Binghamton trying to tell people that they do milk horses in Arabia. Teddy Hale has come a long way. She is now producing plays on Broadway. Her latest is “On the. Hill,” or “Life of a Fluffer!” Dave Karpiak, that well-known multi-millionaire, had his picture on the latest issue of “Successful Farming.” One boy who made good! Merton Ludwig has joined the ranks of famous writers. Mis latest is “My Favorite Wife.” Bill Stonemcn and Dave Van Ettcn, that famous team, are still together. They arc running the famous “Van Stoneman School for grooming and beautifying cows.” Gloria Hider has invented a new device for seeing around corners and thr.ough walls. Her pen name is Miss Pennywiddle, and she writes that famous column “I see you in the New York Times. Bill Hunt, sometimes known as Willie Nillic, has become a famous illustrator for “Milkmaids Inc.” (the business section of course). “Winnie Wielandt, is sporting black dye, trying to become a member of the Harlem Globetrotters. Bill Thompson came back to old “Coble” just last week to show his 14 children (2 sets of twins) his old Alma Mater. Miss Verena Vaughn made good. Former President Harry Truman is taking piano lessons from her. Thus, we recognize in the chanting of the witches many of the names which have come to mean so much to us during our two years on the hill, names which even fate and the happenings of ten years cannot erase nor even dim from our memories. WILL ANU CLASS Keith Burch and Chris Manas leave their scat in the New Dorm vestibule to Janet Brower and George Kallfclz. Ruth Young, the Theta Gamma sweetheart, leaves her pretty maimer to all the girls in the Junior Class. Marion Schafer leaves her supply of “special” sta' tioncry to any engaged Junior. May Owens leaves her way with Institute fellows to Marty Matula. Joan Sirovica leaves her ability to study to Dolly DiLillo. Best of luck Dolly; you'll need it! Ruthie Paddock leaves the bags under her eyes to Jeanic Collins to add to her collection. The night hawks! Evelyn Bettiol leaves her Thursday night telephone calls to all the wistful waiting juniors. Joyce Odell leaves her ability to swing on doors to Catsy Scheidcggcr, another member of the monkey clan. Esther Milspaw leaves her ability to sew to all Junior girls who have acquired an affection for safety pins. Mary Boomhower leaves her knowledge of “What is a fact?” to any quaking Junior on her first day in Mr. Smith's sociology class. Vletta Bce ner leaves her baby sitting jobs, equipped with T.V. and a full refrigerator, to anyone who wants to save on meal tickets. Joyce Reeves leaves her steady flow of Marine mail to Janet Nash. Marion Gigliotti leaves her office of sorority president to any lucky Junior. She takes with her a ready smile and happy disposition. Helen Guiles leaver her Grace periods (what she has left) to Phyllis Wren. Marilyn Keesler and Verena Vaughn leave: but they'll be back. Ginny Moore leaves her melodious tunes to the sere' naders in the cafeteria waiting in line. Marlyn Miller leaves her duty as floor president to any person on the first floor who can bear it. Janet Page leaves her flow of local telephone calls to Molly Adams. Margaret Walrath leaves her pastime of library read' ing to Debby Etheridge. Al Dean leaves his fine pipe tobacco to Don Porco. Brooklyn” leaves Randy with much regret. Terry Schatzel leaves her “igloo” on the bottom floor to some warm blooded Junior. Van Pappas leaves the AXO presidency to some peppy girl in the Junior class. Maureen France leaves her innocence to Marie Soper. Helen Guiles is leaving for Bill. Thelma Hale leaves her “ingenious ideas” to Carol Carter. Happy Heuer leaves her curly locks to all tfie less for' tunates of the Junior Class. Katie Jones leaves her job as captain of cheerleading TESTAMENT A squad to some Junior with strong lungs. Janet DeLong wills her faithfulness to Judy McGee. Carl Hamlin leaves all future week-end trips to Oneonta to any Juniors who can stand the strain. Evelyn Montmtye and Beverly Hayden leave room 17 to any incoming gals who enjoy better things of life. Lorraine Tom leaves her “C” average to anyone who can maintain it for three years. Champion Hydie Kruger wills her athletic ability to any Junior gal who can uphold it. Gloria Hider leaves her stolen treasures in room 13 to Jim Keller and Bob Reger. Joan Start{leaves the greenhouse for future horticulture work and otherwise. Betty Davis leaves her way with Presidents to Connie Joyner. Bert Dewell, the senior class president, leaves his ability to lead the seniors, to some up and coming Junior. Dick, Carlson leaves his track ability in the care of Bob Jackson. Eddie Ciepiela leaves his blushing complexion to Johnny Brinkman. Beverly Sanders leaves her sweet perfume aroma to all the boys on “barn duty. Wink ' Wcilandt leaves his ability to make baskets in the last three seconds of a game to the team of 1952-53. Pete Huntington wills the exuberance of his Zap boys to all future Zap pledges. At the same time, he leaves his sympathy to Ma Crosby and all concerned. Dave Karpiak leaves his little homestead on North Grand Street to any homeless creature. Moonlight nights and lonely hayridcs arc left by Webster Kipp to Ordell Stock. Bill Latimer leaves his eye for the women to all Junior boys who suffer from shyness. Our Farmingdalc member, Merton Ludwig, leaves his ability to boo at games to the opposite teams. An Irish jig and an ability to dance arc left by Tom Martin to Lee Scotland. Don Medici leaves his little black book to John Basil. Alfred Moldenhauer leaves his quiet manner to the girls in the New Dorm. Dishwashing ability is left by Tom Greany to all Junior Foods Girls. John Holt leaves his well-dressed appearance to certain individuals in the Junior class. He takes his grand singing voice with him for future use. Bill Hunt leaves his wonderful personality and his grand sense of humor in care of Joe Laszlo. Gerry Paden leaves the honor of escorting a Theta Gamma sweetheart to some lucky boy in the Junior Class. The senior class leaves with the Junior Class all hopes and desires for the future of “Old Coble and takes with it many fond memories of two happy years on the “Hill. 1. One For the Rond. 2. Miss Davis in person. 3. Boys have you Heard? 4. Sieve Wardc, Sing Sing 74965. 5. Mass Production Christinas Candles. 6. Danger. . . . Men Working! 7. Oh, For a camera. 8. Mr. Five by Five! 9. Dukic boy, thay now fellahs! 10. Ah, Don tire Villain. 11. No one permitted behind the counter. . . . 12. What's wrong Brooklyn? Front Row. left to right: Talleur, Soper, Pyle, Hartig, McGee, Bradly, LaQue, Parker, Drachler, Garguilo. Second Row: Skcllie, Crounsc, Schwirzcr, Schcidcggcr, Ilillis, DiLillo, Matula, Nicolai, McCann, Korman, Ouellette. Third Row: Leary, Cox, (Collins, Adams, Ide, Sweeney, Vaughn, Fidler, Baker, Joyner, VonElm. Fourth Row: G. Woodard, P. Wood' ard, Garnsey, Nash, Dickenson, Carpenter, Dcvcnitch, Trctola, Koch. Fifth Row: Carter. Burkart, Brower, Kccslcr, Mccson, Cogan, Sherman, Etheridge, Green. Absent: Altcri. Big Sister Party— Sopie ar.d “Janie' HOME ECONOMICS JUNIORS [42] Junior Initiation I —• Front Roto, left to right: Wallace, Porco. Wingarc, Smith, Humphrey. President; Mr. lorio, Faculty Advisor; Cheney, Vice President; Wren, Scotland, Crumc. Second Row: Ixnv man, Feltcr, Lokcr, Ncicr, Van Nostrand, Giupe, Stock, Pyle, Thompson, McGregor. Third Row: Forman, Bets, Van Tasscll, Lasslo, Kullman, Buck. DcCocca, Coney, Kallfelx. fourth Row: Jackson, Williams, Lautcrbach, Strohmeicr, Miller, Brenner, Region, Walters, fifth Row: Butler, Osterhoudt, Minch, Reger, ClilTord, Busino, Rosenberg. Sixth Row: Kendall, Keller, Pinney, Hoyt, Bruyn, Murray, Andrews. Seventh Koto: Bordeaux, Thompson, Basil, McGhee. Eighth Row: Balajka, Briggs, Hoerz, Biinkman, Hamm. Absent from picture: Craw sit aw, George, Smith. And the flag was ours. Relaxing with favorite pastime. AGRICULTURAL JUNIORS ! 143] 9. Connie J. ac work. 10. Put your little foot----- 11. Why so sad, Molly? 12. To the Victor! mi Juniors—hand in hand 1. r.tllctir Inc. at work. 2. Santa and friends. 3. Greased pole event. 4. Cheek Cario making out! 5. Ye Muscle Bound Team of 52. 6. Here's to Sophie and the Hulla Hop. 7. Strike coining up. 8. What's up boys? (Lou and Ron.) ■ .'f'nwr, ■. ir -i, ACTIVITIES ASSEMBLY PROGRAM Front Row. left to right: Beverly Hayden, Walter Miller. Beverly Sanders. Second Row: Mr. Smith. Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Winkeb man, Mr. Kunse. The ASSEMBLY PROGRAM COMMITTEE is composed of three students ap|x intcd hy the Student Council and four faculty memliers appointed by the Director. This Committee schedules, publicizes and assists in developing programs which will he of interest and value to the entire student body. The Student Council is composed of representatives elected by the students. It consists of four Juniors and four Seniors equally representing the Home Economics and Agricultural divisions, and the Senior class president. The council has general supervision over all student and campus activities. A part of its duties include the apportionment of the student budget allowance among the athletic and service groups on the hill. STUDENT EDUNEIL Front Row. left to right : Mrs. Winkflnmn, Advisor; Ronald Ten Eyck. Treasurer; Edith LaQuc, Secretary; Peter Hun' tington. President; Mr. Bur-lingame, Advisor. Second Row: Burdette Orwell, Robert Buchrnann, Beverly Hayden, Burr Ilartigan, Marvin Thompson. [46] W. S. G. A. Front Row. left to rii'fit; Sanders. Vaughn, Allen, Vayo, France, Cusker, B.uncrt, McGee, Leary, Schaticl. Tallcur. Second Rou : Sweeney, DcLillo. Sirovica, LaQue. Hillis. VanderLinden. Third Row: D'Agostino, Gargiulo, Cole man, Walrath, lde, Oulcttc, Nicholai. Joyner, Miller, Wick . Gigliotti, Boyce, Davies, Hayden, Hcncr. Fourth Row: Woodard, Mather, Hale, Jones. Paro. Pappas, Fidler, Rondeau. Hogan, Schwirxcr, Tatangelo, Russell. Fifth Row: Soper, Paddock, Drachler, Page. Matula, Scheideggci, Owen . Schafci. Boomhower, Slater, Crounse, Montanye, Manas, Skcllie, Ckix, Wren. Sixth Row: Pyle, Reeve . Carter, Garnscy. Kruger, Bettiol, Wright, Guiles, Bookhoni, Milspaw, Green, Moore, Davis. Stark, Etheridge, Sherman. Seventh Row: Baker, Woodard, Mecson, Koch, Bcckner, Trctola, Pearson, Kceslcr, Korinan, McCann, Brown, Burkart, Odell, Dickinson, Parker, Collins, Carpenter, Von Elm, Devenitch, Klusch, Adams. The Women's Student Government Association has, as its purposes: 1. To regulate all matters pertaining to the women students on the campus. 2. To promote a spirit of unity among all women students on campus. 3. To establish and maintain high standards of con duct and ideals. 4. To insure on the part of all women students an intelligent understanding of student duties and obligations as well as student rights and privileges as members of this group. 5. To establish and preserve worthy Institute customs and traditions. Front Row. left tc right: Mather, Mr. Hodder, Advisoi. George Pyle, Associate Editor: Kccslcr, Sports Go-Editor; Sanders. Photographer Editor: Carol Tallcur, Business Manager; Mary Lou Berry, Editor-in-chief; Joan Stark. Art Editor: Betty Pearson. Copy Editor; Beverly Hayden, Literary Editor; Marion Schafer, Secretary; John Holt, Sports Co-Editor; Mr. Pokras, Advisor. Second Row: Schwirzcr, Pyle, Moore, Collins, Pappas, Paddock, Hidcr, France. Third Row: Hillis, Schcidcggcr, Drachlcr, Von Elm, (Carpenter, Ouellette, Russell, Kruger, Montanye, Wicks, Woodard. Fourth Row: Hale, Joyner, Crounsc, Manas, Bamert, Davis, Cogan. Fifth Row: Vandcr Linden, DcLong, Tatangelo, Dcwell, Hunt, Bruyn, Minch, Eelter. Leary, Heuer, Page. Persons not in picture: Paro, Cicpicla. Schatzcl, Briggs, Vayo, Ensign. VOICE STAFF The Beginning of the Voice. Tin's yearbook represents much hard work on the part of our fellow students. However, the finished product, “VOICE of '52” belongs to all of us. It is our yearbook! It is a History of our class, from our Junior initiation to our Senior Graduation, including personalities, leaders, athletic events, social functions and achievements. It is recorded here, that we may keep alive memories of our days on the “Hill” and our Faculty, Clubs, and Classmates. As we read this book, we will remember our college-day goals and the ways in which we strove toward them. Our .student newspaper, “Hill Whispers, strives to mirror campus life “on the hill. The student stair attempts to record the sports, games, activities, and problems of the student IxnJy. Those who gather and edit its news, humor and opinions, try to reflect student spirit. The degree of success attained is directly related to the cooperation of the entire stu-dent and faculty group. We are proud that The Alumni Whispers, uses our stories to keep its readers up-to-date on campus life. A HILL WHISPERS Front Row. left to right: M. Oulettc, Copy Editor: M. Keener, Exchange Editor: IX Russell. Sr Editor: (J. Pyle, J . Editor: H. Kruger. D. Bruyn. Sports Co-Editors. C. Joyner. Social Editor: Second Row: B. Pyle. N. Carpenter, c. Manas. V. Moore, C. Von Elm. Jr. Secretary: G. Hidcr, Sr. Secretary: R Mather, Business and Circulation Man- ager: J. Crounse, T. Hale, J McGee. Third Row: Mi. Smith. Faculty Advisor: F. Gargiulo. N. Parker, J. Mccson, P. Woodard. M Leary, O. Nicholai. Fourth Row: R. Pcltcr. R. Minch, J. Holt, R. Hoyt, J. Keller, H. Cheney. (nr purured: LX Carlson. C. Humphrey, T R.idigan, G. Bmk. J. Green. J. Nash. M. Allen, L. Rathhurn. •'runi Hoiv. left to rig ie: Nancy Parker, Betty Wicks. Miss Parke, Advisor; Thelma Hale, President; Beverly Hayden, Vice-President; Christine Manas. Secretary-Treasurer; Judy McGee. Second Row: Rose Schwirzcr. Mary Lou Berry. Katie Jones. Janet Nash, Jean Collins, Gloria Hidcr, Joan Mccson. Third Rou : Mr. Pokras, Advisor: Carole Carter, Nancy Carpenter, Van gel i a Pappas, Esther Milspaw, Carol Tallcur, Hon Bruyn. Fourth Row: Hugh Ensign. Bill Hunt. Mary Trctola, Doris Russell. Fifth Row: John Holt, Randy Bordeaux. DRAMATICS CLUB Off with a bang this year, we have Teddy Hale, President; Bev Hayden, Vice-President; and Chris Manas, Secretary-Treasurer, acting as chief cook and bottle washers for us. There are many things planned, and already we have put on a successful Christmas program, a pantomime of “ 'Twas the Night Before Christmas. ('lasses are in the progress for make-up instruction, stage settings, and so forth. All these are working towards a better production of our big three act play in February, Music and Drama night. t r From Row. left to right: J. DiLillo, V. Beckncr, N. Car penter, S. Hillis, J. Ide, G. Terry, P. Woodard, J. Mccson M. Leary, G. Hidcr, B. Hayden. Second Row: D. Coleman M. Walrath, J. Sirovica, J. Sweeney, E. LaQue, F. Gargiulo M. Oulette, C. Joyner, M. Miller, B. Wiclc� , M. Gigliotti J. Boyce, L. Davies. Third Row: O. Nicholai, B. Pare, P Slater, S. Rondeau, D. Fidlcr. Fourth Row: N. Drachlcr D. Garnsey, M. Matula, C. Schcidcggor, M. Owens, M Schafer, M. Boomhower, V. Pappas, J. Crounse, E. Mon tanyc, C. Manas, D. Skellic. Fifth Row: C. Carter, J. Page, H. Kruger, E. Bettiol, N. Cogan, S. Wright, H. Guiles, B. Bookhout, E. Mil spa w, J. Green, V. Moore, P. Cox. Sixth Row: B. Pearson, M. Kceslcr, R. Weitzner, W. Hunt, J. Martin, J. Holt, R. Bordeaux, M. Thompson, R. Patten, J. Burkart, R. Young. |. Odell. MEN’S GLEE GLUB CHORUS Front Row. left to right: Richard Weitzner, Marvin Thompson, Robert Patten, William Hunt. John Holt. John Martin, Betty Wicks. Ffot pictured: I.ois Davies, Accompanist. The mixed chorus is organised and composed of students who arc eager to give part of their time to choral singing. The group has become well known by their per' formanccs in assembly, and on Music and Drama night in March. They cover many phases of music such as spirituals, classical and a few popular pieces for grxxl measure. Thanks to Mrs. Demick and Mr. Rollins, the club provided much enjoyment and entertainment through-out the year, and their accomplishments were much appreciated by all. r.5� ] BETA SIGMA CHI B usy ”S ervice Club. From Row. left to right: Miss Parke, Advisor; Shirley Wright, Secretary-Treasurer; Christine Manas, President; Barbara Pyle, Vice-President. Second Row: Florence Sher- man, Rosemary Mather, Lois Davies, Margaret Walrath, Rose Schwiracr, Student Council Representative; Dorothy Coleman. Jot shown: Marion Cigliotti, Joyce Reeves. First Row. 1 eft to right: C. Tallcur, E. LaQuc. M. Vayo, M. Soper, G. Heuer, M. Leary, D. Fidfer. Second Row: J. Dillalo, J. Sirovica. Iorio. Advisor; M. L. Berry, President: D. Bruyn, Sccrctary-Trcasurcr: C. Van Ostrurn, Vicc'Prcsi' dent; E. Vandcr Linden, P. Cusker, J. DcLong, G. Terry. Third Row: B. Minch, J. Page, B. Pearson, M. Kccsler, H. Kruger, M. Ouellette, O. Nicolai, C. Joyner. B. Wicks, M. Gigliotti, M. Adams, J. Boyce, L. Davies, J. Collins. Fourth Row: C. Carter, J. Drachlcr, D. Baker, M. McCann. C. D'Agostino, V. Vaughn, K. Jones, J. Ide, S. Rondeau, J. Crounse, R. Hogan. V. Moore, D. Skcllie, J. McGee, P. Wren, D. Bamert, T. Martin. Fifth Row: T. Murray, R. Young, F.. Koch, C. Schcidcggcr, M. Matula, V. Tatangtio, R. Paddock. J. Sweeney, C. Manas. J. Stark. F. Sherman. E. Milspaw, C. Von Elm. M. France, B. Felter. Sixth Row: C. Humphrey. F. DcCocca, A. Moldenhauer, E. Cicpicla, E. Lokcr, R. Hoyt. M. Thompson. E. McGhee, T. Radigan, B. Dewell, B. Kendall, O. Stock. Square Dance Band Duke Miller Oalls Them OlT SQUARE DANCE CLUB CAMERA CLUB The desire to keep a permanent record of impor-taut events is as old as time. Camera Club members have this primitive urge and endeavor to improve their skills and techniques in photography so that they may compile a worth-while pictorial record of “happenings on the hill” that they can cherish through the years. Members study the principles of taking good pictures, process their own films and make their own prints. Every member strives for improvement in all phases of photography. Front Row. left to right: Olga Nicolai, Edwin Cicpicla, Constance Joyner. Second Row: Phyllis Wren, Shirley Hillis, Joan Burkart, Mary Ouellette, Rose Schwirser. Third Row: Calvin Humphrey, Robert Minch, Mr. Curtis, Cecil Van Nostrand, Robert Feller. Members not pictured: Edith LaQuc, Geneva Woodard, Joy Idc, Margaret McCann, Nancy Cogan. [54] The purpose of the Newman Club is to foster the spiritual growth of the students along the pattern set by the deceased Cardinal New-' man. He realized the need of applying Christianity into higher edtca-tion and showed by his work a way of achieving these means. The progress of the Newman Club has been to formulate a work' ing constitution, to attend the Newman Club Federation Convention, talk on Christian Marriages, the lack of morality in education, and a discussion of personal problems. The continued progress of the club will come about with the active participation of the student body. A Front Row. left to right: Mr. Gaffney, Advisor; John Martin, Dominick Porco, Thomas Greany, Walter Miller, Constance Joyner, Miss Young, Advisor. Second Row. Virginia Tatangclo, Mary Leary, Margaret McCann, (kirolyn D'Agostino, Rose Schwirzer, Phyllis Wren, Josephine DiLillo, Mary Oulette, Marion Gigliotti. Third Row: Janet Nash, Joan Sirovica, Nancy Cogan, Olga Nicholai, Shirley Ropdeau. Fourth Rou : Tom Murray, Robert Jackson, Cecil Van Nostrand, Calvin Humphrey. Bill Emminger. Fifth Row: John Basil, Donald Denig, Donald Tubbs, James Wallace, Richard Weitzner. [55] Front Row. left to right: Rosemary Mather, Elizabeth Davis, Mary Lou Berry. Second Row: Mrs. Holmes, Faculty Advisor; Lois Davies, Rose Schwirzcr, Phyllis Wren, Evelyn Koch, Mrs. Pearson, Faculty Advisor. Third Row: Janet Boyce, Marion Schafer, Pauline Cox, Shirley Wright, Daisy Baker. b(ot pictured: Joan Record. Harriet Rising, Barbara Pyle, Geneva Woodard. ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB offers an opportunity to learn new crafts; practice those of which you know only a little; or revel in those at which you are already expert. ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUR CLOTHING CLUB The CLOTI UNO CLUB, one of the more recently organized clubs on the hill, supplements the clothing received in required classes. Every Thursday afternoon at four, finds the girls expressing themselves either with draping, flat pattern, or commercial pattern construction—and of course chitchatting. Front Row. left to right: Helen Guiles, Mrs. Winkchnan. Faculty Advisor; Mary Boomhower. Second Row: Martha Manila, Christine Manas, Esther Mils-paw, Vietta Bcckncr, Evelyn Koch. Absent from picture: Joan Stark, Geneva Woodard, Marcia Allen. Front Row. left to right: David Van Ettcn, Robert Kendall, Cecil Van Nostrand, Sanford Forman, James Flog. Second Row: Charles White, Mr. Rodwcll. Faculty Advjsor; William Stoncman, Donald Grupe, Donald Thayer, Charles Gardner. Third Rout: Henry Dunning, Fred Butler, Alan Osterhoudt. HDD AND GUN CLUB The Rod and Gun Club is composed of a group of instructors and students who are interested in outdoor life, in hunting, fishing and conservation of natural resources. Meetings are held twice monthly. The program for each meeting is featured by a speaker or a film on some phase of outdoor activity. Hunting and fishing trips are organized for the members. An indoor rifle range is used during the winter months. [57] Front Roto, left to right: Mr. Couch, Faculty Advisor; Peter Huntington, Treasurer; Calvin Humphrey, Vice-President; Gordon Bink, President; Leslie Rathburn, Secretary; Harry Cheney, Reporter; Mr. Gaffney, Faculty Advisor. Second Row: Gene Loker, Robert Pyle, Cecil Van Nostrand, Don Bruyn, Donald Mcdick, Roger Hoyt, Ordell Stock, Henry Dunning. Third Row: Donald Grupe, Fred Butler, Robert Reger, Frank DeCocca, Hans Rosenberg. Fourth Row: Merton Ludwig, Tom Murray. Donald Denig, A! Moldcnhauer, George DuBois. Fifth Row: Richard Fox, Robert Buckmann, Stuart ('rawshaw, John Basil, Randy Bordeaux, Bill Strohmeier, Donald Tubbs, Burdette Dewell, John Coney. ot pictured: Richard Carlson, James Plog. Charles Sherman, William Stoncman, Charles Wright, David Van Etlon. LIVESTOCK CLUB The Livestock Club, which was founded in the spring of 1947, presents material of practical interest from speakers who specialize in various fields of animal husbandry. The livestock club helps to promote interest in Animal Husbandry by participating in Open House and High School Days. The final activity of the year is an annual banquet at which time the club has a guest speaker, and is attended by the members and their friends. [«] FARM MACHINERY CL OR The Farm Machinery Club is organized by and for majors in Agricultural Engineering. The club meets twice monthly. Meetings arc featured by talks by representatives from farm machinery companies, trips to dealers' places of business, group discussions on machinery design and adaptation, and movies on major machinery improvements and operation. Each spring a senior trip is planned at which time such industries as steel plants, oil refineries and the like are visited. On the senior trip outstanding farm machinery businesses are also studied. A •rom Row. left to right : Mr. Howard Curtis. Faculty Advisor; Albert Dean, James Keller, I rcasurcr; Keith Burch, President; Webster K:pp. Vice-President; Robert Wemple, Mr. Rodwcll, Faculty Advisor. Second Row: Calvin Humphrey, Harold Cheney, Cecil Van Nostrand. Robert Reger, John Looman, Donald Bmyn. Edwin McGhee, Donald Grupc. Third Row: Roger Hoyt, Lcland Van Tasscil, William Schrom, John Basil, William Strohmeicr. Absent from picture: Courtney Kullman, Secretary; Lee Scotland. FrorA Row. left to right: Robert Pyle, Roger Hoyt, Reporter; Calvin Humphrey, Vice-President; Joan Stark, President; Leslie Rathburn, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Curtis, Advisor; George DuBois. Second Row: Dominick Porco, Edwin Cicpicla, Ordcll Stock, John Coney, Gordon Bink. Third Row: Dave Kar-piak, Alfred Moldenhaucr. Not pictured: Gregg Crumc, Merton Ludwig, Hans Rosenberg, Charles Wright. KLOD AND KERNEL ELUB KLOD AND KERNEL CLUB meets to study soils-(Klod) and grain crops-(Kernel). The club meets twice a month to hear talks or see movies on soil conservation, fertilizers, etc. Open House exhibits and programs are planned for High School Day. This club is open to all students interested in Horticulture. Meetings arc held twice each month. Activities arc planned to provide opportunity for members to engage in interesting, educational activities not covered in formal classwork and promote social programs among people of similar interests. HDRTIEULTURE CLUB Front Row. left to right: Mr. Kunze, Advisor; Elizabeth Davis, Secretary-Treasurer; Joan Stark, President; Robert Minch, Vice-President. Second Row: Robert Fcltcr, Phyllis Wren, Daisy Marie Baker, Evelyn Koch, Rose Schwirzcr, Mary Ouellette, Constance Joyner. Third Row: Edwin Cicpicla, George Kallfelz, Florence Sherman, John Holt, Richard Wietzner. [60] Front How. left to right: Robert Fatten, Secretary; Jack Tompson, Vice-Prcsi-dent; George Hotaling, President; Leonard Buckmann, Treasurer. Second Row: Reed Walters, William Wood-worth. Robert Balajka, Robert Lautcrbach, William Hollister, Reporter; John Bloom, Advisor; Thomas Radigan. Member not in the picture: Charles White, Corresponding Secretary. CHANTICLEER CLUB The Poultry Club’s main function is the presentation of poultry experts and movies pertaining to the poultry field. As an annual function, a banquet is held at the close of the school year for the final meeting of the Seniors and Juniors. The Intcr-Frat Council was founded November, 1951. This organization has drawn up its own constitution and is governed by the representatives only. The Intcr-Frat Council has no definite officers; each organization represented has a turn in leading the monthly meetings. 1NTER-FRAT. COUNCIL First Row. left to right: Beverly Hayden, Berme Faro, Virginia Tatangclo, Mary Lou Berry. Second Rou : Ronald TcnEyck, Burt Dewell. Peter Huntington, Walt Miller. [61] Epsilon, our local chapter of Theta Gamma, began the school term with ten members. This year, as in past years, it has been active in improving scholarship and social activities here at New York State Institute of Agriculture. With the month of May comes reminiscence, parties, and finally graduation to complete a success ful and happy year. May we extend best wishes and success to all our classmates. THETA GAMMA •'rant Row. left to right: Donald Dcnig, Historian; Robert Eckert. Vice'President; Burdette Dcwcl!, President; Thomas CJrcany, Secretary; Edwin Cicpicla, Treasurer. Second Roto: Elbridgc Smith, Honorary Member; Gerald Padcn, E. D. Day, Advisor; Ronald Ten Eyck, Sergeant-of-Arms; Harold Hayes, Chaplain. The annual Sweetheart Ball was held in November and was very successful. Iliis year we elected Miss Ruth Young as the %Tra ternity Sweetheart. As always. Theta Gamma gave an athletic trophy to the senior agricultural graduate, who established the most favorable record in athletics during his sch x)l course, including sportsmanship and active participation in other school activities. [62] The Beta Chapter of Zeta Alpha Phi was founded in 1935. It was one of three active Fraternities on the Hill 'till they were disbanded for lack of members during World War II. In the year 1947 a group of ambitious hoys reorganized and became an active Chapter. ZETA ALPHA PHI Front Row. left to right: Mr. Pokras, Advisor; Leslie Rachburn, Treasurer; Peter Huntington, President; Gordon Bink, Vice-President; John Holt, Secretary; Mr. Whiccbrcad, Advisor. Second Row: George DuBois, Walter Miller, Inter-Fraternity Council; Richard Carlson, Reporter; Hugh Ensign, Scrgcant-of-Arms; William Hunt, Robert Patten. Third Row: Richard Fox, Keith Burch, Chaplain; Webster Kipp, Corresponding Secretary. Not pictured: Norman Russell. In 1951 the Zeta Alpha Phi became the first Fraternity on the Hill to have a Fraternity house. At the present time there arc seven members residing there. A few of our activities are an annual semi-formal Ball, Intramural sports, and supporting various social activities. Greetings from the Zeta Alpha Phi, House of Crosby, 30 South Grand Street, Coblcskill, N. Y. [63] ALPHA CHI □MICRON From Row. left to right: Patricia Cuskcr, Historian; Elaine Vandcr Linden, Stewardess; Janet DcLong, Vice-President; Vangelia Pappas. President; Ruth Paddock, Secretary; Shirley Rondeau. Treasurer; Beverly Hayden, Chaplain. Second Roui: Mary Ann Vayo, Lorraine Toney, Dian Bamert, Bernadette Paro, Christine Manas, Janet Page. Members not pictured: Ruth Hogan, Maureen Prance, Carolyn D’Agostino, Joyce Odell, Helen Guiles, Evelyn Montanyc, Verena Vaughn, Beverly Bookhout. The Alpha Chi Omicron Sorority was formed with the purpose in mind that moft girls would get to know what it is like to belong to a sorority and that another sorority would develop the social atmosphere on the hill. In 1951 the Beta Chapter of Alpha Ch, Omicron was brought to our institute. This year Alpha Chi Omicron put on a Spaghetti Supper with the hope that U will he an annual affair. Alpha Sigma Delta was the first sorority and honor society founded on the Hill. The Sock Hop held after the first home basketball game with Oneonta was enjoyed by all those who attended. We ordered Sorority Pins and we're all anxious to receive them. The annual Candlelight Tea is our highlight after Christmas. The Coronation Ball in May is the big event of the closing year, at which time the king and queen of the campus are chosen. [64] Rront Row. left to right: D Coleman, V. Tatangelo, R Young, Treasurer; E. Bettiol Vice-President; M. Gigliotci President; B. Pearson, Sccrc tary; J. Stark, D. Russell, M Boomhower. Second Row: M L. Berry, E. Milspaw, V Bcckncr, J. Reeves. G. Heuer H. Kruger, B. Wicks, J Record, M. Miller. Thin Row: Mrs. Winkclman, Pa culty Advisor; T. Schatzcl M. Allen, M. Kecslcr, P Slater, T. Hale, K. Jones, J Boyce, H. Klitsch, L. Davies Mrs. Pearson, Faculty Ad visor. Hot pictured : H. Rising. ALPHA SIGMA DELTA 1'ronl Row. left to right: Don Mcdick, Burr Haitig, John Holt, Randy Bordeaux, Leiand Van Tasscll, Ed. Ciepicla, Ronnie Ten Eyck. Second Row: John Loom an. Manager; Boh Jackson, Co'Captain; Dick Carlson, Co-Captain; Hugh Ensign, Pete Huntington, Walt Miller, Cal Humphrey, Stephen A. Warde, Coach. CROSS COUNTRY AWARDS: Richard Carlson, Mr. Stephen Warde, Robert Jackson. SEASON SUMMARY Low More wins in Cross (Country Canisius Oct. 6—Triangular Meet at Manlius Coble sl(ill Ooblcskill .... 53 Ooblcskill 22 LeMoyne .... 103 Orange Co. Com. Col 51 Oswego State Tea. Col. . .. 56 Ooblcskill '. ... 16 Oct. 11—At Oswego Delhi .... 46 Ooblcskill 22 Oct. 27—Quadrarjgular Meet at Van CortJandt Park. yi. T. C. Oct. 17—At Coble sty 11 Ooblcskill . ... 16 Ooblcskill 23 White Plains .... 52 Morrisvillc . 34 Brooklyn Oct. 20—LeMoyne College Port Schuyler .... 77 Invitation at Syracuse ) ov. 3— at. Jr. Colleg e Ath. Univ. of Scranton 60 Assn. Regional Championship Montclair Tea. Col 61 at Coblcs ill Brockport Tea. Col 63 t Ooblcskill . . 35 LeMoyne 101 Farmingdalc •• 39J4 Canisius 104 Clanton .. 55 •Ooblcskill 108 White Plains Oswego State Tea. Col. ... 155 Delhi . 144 Brooklyn I’cch 243 Brooklyn . 156 Potsdam Tea. Col 254 •Champions again •Won J. C. Trophy tUnde eafec! in Junior (’allege Oct. 20 Junior Varsity Meel : at competition since Oct. 15. M9. Syracuse with 19 straight wins. [66] Cruss Country Front Roto, left to right: Keith Williams, Ronald Clifford, Louis Alters, Henry Wiclandt, Ben Pinney, John Brink-man, Anthony Busino. Second Row: Jim Keller, Manager; Orach Iorio, Joseph Lasslo, Walt Miller, Jerry Hamm. Norman Briggs, Courtney Kullman, Fredrick Butler, Assistant Manager. BASKETBALL—’51 - 52 SEASON Date Opponents We They Nov. 30, 1951 Onconta State (J.V.) .... 78 44 tDcc. 5, 1951 Albany Pharmacy.......... 43 51 t Dec. 7, 1951 Morrisvillc ............. 43 48 tDcc. 12, 1951 Binghamton .............. 62 58 t Dec. 15, 1951 Delhi ................... 60 59 tDcc. 18, 1951 Albany Business College . 46 56 Jan. 4, 1952 Onconta State (J.V.) .... 68 35 •Jan. 5, 1952 Brooklyn Tech ........... 57 56 fjan. 9, 1952 Morrisvillc ............. 76 77 Jan. 11, 1952 R. P. I. (J.V.) ......... 47 46 t Jan. 15, 1952 Binghamton .............. 47 59 •Jan. 18, 1952 Canton Tech ............. 92 62 Feb. 2, 1952 Canton Tech ............. 62 60 tFeb. 6, 1952 Delhi Tech ............. 48 46 •Feb. 9, 1952 Farmingdale Tech......... 58 67 t Feb. 12. 1952 Utica Tech .............. 71 64 tFeb. 15, 1952 Utica Tech .............. 61 58 t Feh. 18, 1952 Albany Business College . 68 49 Feb. 22, 1952 Union College (J.F.) .... 72 61 t Fcb. 26, 1952 Albany Pharmacy.......... 66 56 Mar. 6, 7, 8, 1952 N.Y.S.l. Institute Tourney at Farmingdale, L. I. Binghamton ............................................ 49 61 Utica ................................................. 60 55 White Plains........................................... 58 63 tEmpire Suite Athletic Conference •Home Gomes Henry Wiclandt — Winnie Senior Player Baskethall (67J 1WI Left to right: Barbara Morse, Verena Vaughn, Mary Lou Berry, Elaine Vandcr Linder., Mary Ann Vayo, Katherine Jones, Carolyn D’Agostino. We are proud of our cheerleaders this year. When the team has needed a little more pep, our six girls, under the leadership of Katie Jones, have appeared on the floor in their sharp uniforms of orange and black, and have led us in some snappy cheers. Just before the first game, our cheerleaders put on an assembly. Under their leadership, we learned the new cheers and practiced old ones. It seemed to be a fine idea for at the game the fellows were given the following they deserved. For the whole year, our girls have been “on the beam” and have done fine work. To finish up- -“Thanks, Girls!” Cheerleaders ( [68] Baseball BASEBALL—1951 SEASON Date Opponents We They Apr. 23, 1951—Albany Business College...... 7 6 Apr. 26, 1951—Albany Business College...... 5 12 Apr. 30, 1951—R.P.1............ 0 4 May 3, 1951—Delhi .......... 12 4 May 5, 1951—Binghamton Tech.. 3 4 May 7, 1 1—Morrisville....... 5 6 May 9, 1951—Morrisville...... 8 9 May 14, 1951—Utica Tech..... 9 10 May 16, 1951—Utica Tech..... 20 5 front How. left to right: David Karpiak, Charles Wright, William Thompson, William Hewitt, John MacKcnsic. John Owens, William Emmingcr, Assistant Manager. Second How: William Schrom, Manager; Richard Clason, David Von Elm, Edward Moran, William Stoncman, William m i Men’s Bowling Front Row. left to right: Roger Hoyt. Buss Busino, Bill Thompson, Bill Latimer, David Karpiak, Webster Kipp, Keith Williams. Second Row: Burdette Dewell, Donald Bruyn, David Van Ettcn, Bill Stoncman, Larry Buck, James Plog, Leslie Rathburn. Third Row: George Kallfcls, George Hotaling, Bill Emmingcr, Keith Burch, Pete Huntington. Fourth Row: Kandy Bordeaux, Jerry Paden, Gordon Bir.k. Women's Bowling Front Row. left to right: Lorraine Toney, Ruth Young, Joan Burkart. Constance Joyner, Hilda Kruger, Molly Adams. Second Row: Janet DcLong, Carole Carter, Mary Ouellette, Nora Drachler, Jean Collins, Marilyn Kecslcr, Marcia Allen, Marion Gigliotti. Third Row: Catherine Schcidcgger, Carolyn D'Agostino, Beverly Sanders, Manager. Mary Leary. Joan Smith, Joy Idc. Front Row. left to right: Sanders, Tallcur, Vaughn, Allen, Vayo, Cusker, Vander Linden, Bamert, DeLong, France, I.cary, Hidcr, Hilhs. Second Roto: D'Agostino, LaQue, Sweeney, DiLillo, Sirovica, Reeves, Miss Caroline Schmick, Advisor: Coach Iorio. Advisor: Kruger, President; Kccslcr, Vice-President; McGee, Secretary; Collins, Treasurer; Nash, Publicity Manager; Terry. Third Row: Young, Gargiulo, Coleman, Walrath, Ide, Ouellette, Nicholai, Joyner, Miller, Wicks, Gigliotti, Page, Davies, Schwirzcr, Hayden, Tat-angelo, Heuer, Russell, Schatzcl. Fourth Roto: Soper, Pad- dock, Drachlcr, Scheidcgger, Matula, Hale, Jones, Paro, Pappas, Fidlcr, Rondeau. Hogan, Montanye, Manas, Skcllie, Cox, Wren. Fifth Row: Pyle, Beekner, Carter, Page, Gam-sey, Bettiol, Cogan, Owens, Wright, Schafer, Guiles, Boom-hower, Bookhout, Slater, Milspaw, Crour.se, Green, Hogan, Davis, Stark, Etheridge, Sherman. Sixth Roto: Woodard, Mecson, Baker, Koch, Trctola, Pearson, Korman, McCann, Brower, Burkart, Odell, Dickinson, Parker, Carpenter, Von Elm, Devemteh, Klitsch, Adams. W. A. A. [71] The start of the National Junior College Athletic Association Regional Championship Race. W Activities... Badminton r-'-ytirr :- Bowhnf: rrffff i 'f!T?n | 1. Why Miss Young! 2. A motley looking crew. 3. Play day (check Kecslcr). 4. No explanation needed. 5. Cupid to be! 6. How's that for form? 7. Ambition plus. 8. True love. 9. At ease! ! ! 10. What dolls! 11. Christmas work by the Hort Club. [74] SPDNSI1K5 Mr. and Mrs. Lestor C. Ailon Mr. and Mrs. Allred N. Baker Mrs. B. Balajka Mrs. B. Bamert Clark W. Barrett Mr. and Mis. J. Bruno Basil Mr. Androw G. Bcckncr Mr. and Mrs. Leslie G. Berry Lawrcnco G. Betz Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L Bink Mr. and Mre. Raymond E. Boomhowor A Mr. and Mrs. W. Stephen Bordeaux William A Brenner Dorothy E. Briggs Mr. and Mrs. C. Morrell Brower Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. 3urkart Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd L. Carpenter Mr3. Sophie Ciepiela Mr. and Mrs. R E. Clifford Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Cogan Mr. and Mrs. Alien S. Collins Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Cox Mr. and Mrs Rawson Crawshaw Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Crounse Mr3. Margaret Cruir.o Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian D'Augustino Rev. and Mrs David Cadwalador Davios Mr. and Mrs. Claude Davios Mr. and Mrs Homer W. DeLong Mr. and Mrs. James M. Eckert Mr, and Mrs. John W. Engle Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Felter Mrs. Rose Forman Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Garnsey Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Green Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Greenwood Mr. and Mrs. Felix Gigliotti Mr. and Mrs. Herman Grupe Mr. and Mrs. Irving B. Guiles Anna C. Hale Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hollister Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hamm Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hartig Mr. and Mr3. Fred Hayden Fred H. Heuer Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hillis Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Holt Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Hoyt Mr. R. L. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Lowell S. Huntington Mr, and Mrs. George Kallfeltz Mr. James Keller Mr George Keesler Mr. and Mrs. Webster C. Kipp Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Koch Mr. John Q. Knapp Mrs. Jane La Que Mr. end Mrs Robert F Lautcrback Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Leary Mr. and Mrs. Roslyn A. Mather, Sr. Mr Arthur McCann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Earnest McGee Mrs Helen F. Moeson Fay Mellzer Mr. and Mrs. Warnick Minch Mr. and Mr3. Leonard Miller Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Moldenhauer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Montanye Mrs. Florence E. Moore Alfred Nicolai Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. 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