SUNY at Cobleskill - Voice Yearbook (Cobleskill, NY)

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DEDICATION JOHN H. GROSVENOR

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The campus is our stage We are the players . . . The personification of living human beings. From our first day—ivc have tried to Recognize our problems—stales Placed along the road, that our Creative power may not go astray. A group of problems make a scene . . . % Several scenes make an Act . . . An act is a year . . . And at the end of Act II We finish our play. Our talents have grown in An atmosphere of love and friendship Of just criticism and self-criticism . . . And ... as on stage . . . IVe train ourselves to be patient in work . . . No matter how large or small the part proves to be. We have learned in two years . . . That on stage, no one is alone Everything is interdependent. And with this in mind we have proceeded “To live the part ' . . . Guided by life—that we may move with confidence From our small campus stage—to a greater world theatre Where there are wonderful opportunities For the blossoming of the young actor.

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DEDICATION We go . . . You stay . . . Life's made that way . . . As the end of the semester draws to a finish we cast a glance through these portals, and gaze, upon our past two years with a great feeling of pleasure and accomplishment . . . If e know of a man, who, for these past two years, has delighted our stay with lavish heckonings of knowledge and companionship . . . In the realm of theater, music, literature, and art, he possesses a vivid spark of talent that his students earnestly try to reflect . . . Through personal contact and understanding one can realize why such a man is so loved by his students and friends . . . Thomas Wolfe, a renowned author of the nineteenth century, might have said this, if he had known him . . . Here is a man: A writer of books, A putter-down of words, A painter of pictures. A maker of ten thousand philosophies. He grows passionate over ideas, he may hurl scorn, yet he finds the way, the true, way, for himself and others” . . . We, the class of V 7, in deep sincerity and heartfelt pleasure, dedicate this, our 1957 ‘ Voice in honor of you . . . Mr. John II. Grosvenor. .. !