SUNY at Cobleskill - Voice Yearbook (Cobleskill, NY)

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DIRECTORS’ MESSAGE

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To be many things to many people, This, then, is the true gift... During our two short years here, we have had the wisdom and guidance of a truly outstanding person. Your manner of intellectual contact with us has achieved high standards both on and off the campus. From our first moment here, through these past years, to the present, you have always l ccn ready to assist us. Time is precious to most. They treasure it, hoard it, keep it for themselves. Not so with you. Rather, it is something to be given, shared, spent lavishly ... wherever there is a need. Memory, we know, is a fickle thing. It changes and becomes cloudy. That your name shall never fade from our hearts, we place it here, for all time. With deepest gratitude and heartfelt admiration, we, the Class of 1959, humbly dedicate our yearbook in your honor . . . MRS. PHYLLIS W. WINKELMAN

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INSTITUTE COUNCIL As students on the “Hill,” we are sincerely appreciative and grateful to every individual member of the Council for their guidance, contributions, and encouragements, upon which our college life depends so much. Appointed by the Governor, the Institute Council is an advisory board to Director Wheeler, and aids him in the more vital matters of public relations and administration policies. The Council is outstanding in the many fields of Law, Education, Agriculture, Business, and Public Service. Their interest in promoting opportunities for posl-high-school training and education has made them a vital asset to the Institute. FIRST HOW. Iifi to right: Mr. T. Paul Kane, Mrs. Margie I.. Johnson, Mr. William F. Spencer. SECOND ROW. left to right: Dr. Seeley M. Phillips, Mi. George K. Decker. Mr. Joseph Mea !, Mr. John M. VanVori . ABSENT: Dr. Thomas J. Doyle, Mr. Sharon J. Mail Its.