SUNY at Cobleskill - Voice Yearbook (Cobleskill, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1965 volume:

'■ 1 Jr. Library •Meal Colley, •• York (12043) Introduction to . . ST A TE UNIVERSITY wr of NEW YORK AGRICULTURAL and TECHNICAL COLLEGE at COBLESKILL Morrisvillc Alfred Mr. Nielson, planning officer, Mis. Byrnes, finance officer, and Mrs. Comoy, secretary to Dr. Sahol, three of tin: people who help keep l)r. Salad’ office running smoothly, meet in the equipment planning of fin. . Welcome The memory of a first visit to Cobleskill and the “college on the lull” is usually a memory of the captivating view of the Schoharie County countryside. Beauty lies in every direction and the hills have a warm glow especially in the Fall. On the hill there is a small cluster of charming older buildings with the new campus extending westward along the rolling hillside. But a campus is not a college without people, and a college gains its character from the personality and attitudes of faculty, staff, and students. The newcomer soon learns that the warmth of the countryside permeates the campus as well. The entering Freshman starts with an exhaustive program of orientation which ends with the focus of attention placed on him and his schedule of classes. He quickly realizes that Cobleskill is devoted to outstanding teaching by faculty eminently qualified in their respective fields. He also discovers opportunity for individual expression both in the classroom and in the activities planned to satisfy the varying interests of an increasingly diverse body—student government, athletics, publications, theatre, music, departmental clubs and religious organizations. Convocations planned by a Faculty-Student Committee arc designed both for education and entertainment. Winter Carnival is an example of several all-college events appropriate to special seasons of the year. The events of college days lead to richer, fuller living as one learns and grows through the experience, both intellectual and social, which college provides. But there is one thing which seems to stand out in the memory of those whose college has been Cobleskill. It is the friendliness of all who are part of it. Through these pages we invite you to share our affection and concern for one DU. EDWAKI) J. SABOL President The College Council Row 2 (I. lo r.): Mr. Harold Warner. Mr. Kenneth IJc Kay, Mr. Robert Krker, Mr. William Sjieiiccr, Chairman. Row 1: Mr. Roger Becker, Mr. Joseph Meade, Mrs. J. Roller) Johnson, Mrs. William II. Golding, Memlier emeritus, Dr. Seeley Phillips. Absent from picture: Mrs. Philip Schuyler. 5 First Glimpses Cot-Acquainted Dance Freshman discussion group I jinch in the dining hall 6 of College Life Moving-in day at a Residence Hall 7 College hook sUmr A General Education class in the newly completed laboratory demonstration-lecture hall used by all divisions. General Education courses arc a part of the curriculum in all of the major fields. Nursery Education j 8 A course which is enjoyed by all of the students who participate in it. It is designed to train students in observation and recording as well as teaching. Agriculture 'I'hc agriculture department includes courses in Agricultural Engineering Technology, Animal Husbandry—Beef or Dairy, Agronomy, Ornamental Horticulture. Animal Science, Soil Science, Dairy Technology, and Agricultural Business. Business This division has expanded greatly in the past decade and offers courses in Accounting, Secretarial Science, Business Administration. and Data Processing. Food Service Administration Catering is a specialty, lut students also learn preparation of quantity foods and use of the necessary equipment. Winter Weekend Torchlight Ceremony Organized Activities Miss Carol Evans and a senior student demonstrate business machinery to area high school students on High School Day. I I Students use their hours outside of classes for many productive activities as well as leisure-time occupations. Serving on the Cafeteria line Evening duly of the Resident Assistant Faculty Leadership Students participate in many extracurricular activities, such as publications, religious grou|)s, and honor societies. 'I he faculty members who are advisors to these organizations give of their time unstinting-ly, for they consider the benefit to the students to lx: a reward in itself. Student officers and club leaders gain valuable experience dealing with people in adult situations, and learning to accept responsibilities. Student leaders, by helping others, acquire independence, adaptability, and maturity. Mrs. Alice It. Chicn, yearbook advisor, meets with Andrea Horning, Editor in Chief, and Dino Martin, Photography Editor, on preliminary plans for the 1965 VOICE. Student Leadership Editor Gary Kniskcrn discusses ideas with the staff of HILL WHISPERS, the college newspaper. One of the most active groups on campus is the 1.1 I ILE I HEA 1 HE, headed hv James Sweeney. 17 Dedication Behind every successful organization you will find a pillar”. These pillars are the workers, the doers, the achievers, the very foundation of a college. Without them our administration would not he the strong force it is. Here is such a man; a man to whom we wish to dedicate our year’s time and work. Always with a smile and an open door, he has the extra minute to care about others. Never has his chair been denied to those with heavy hearts and a need for help. A faithful staffman and a loyal neighbor is truly a rarity. But without a doubt you will agree a better one you could not find. Although many may not know him, those that do will never forget his kindness. This quiet man warms the halls as he passes you with a warm look and a pleasant greeting. May we all strive to achieve the kind of greatness we have found in this man, our modest colleague, Mr. I.yon Mr. Lyon receives unexpected guest ;it liis office. (Daughter Judith) 19 Mr. Theodore Lyon Faculty — Students There Is a Destiny T Makes Us Brothers PRESIDENT EDWARD J. SAROL B.S., M.S., Shite University i� f New York at Albany K i.I)., Columbia University College Deans RONALD E. CLEEVE Assistant Doan of Students; B.S. in Ed., St. IJniv. Col. Oswego; M.S. in Ed., St. IJniv. of N.Y. at AI hall v JAMES DELLCCA Assistant Dean of Students; B.S., M.S., Hofstra College RUBY DOANE Dean of Women; B.S., M.S., Ithaca College CHARLES GAFFNEY Dean of Administration; B.S., M.S., Cornell IJniv. JOHN F. GARDEPJIE Assistant Dean; B.S., M.S., State University of New York at Albany ALBERT W. IORIO Dean of Students; A.B., Hobart Col., M.S., St. IJniv. at Albany DR. EDWARD F. PIERCE Dean of Instruction; B.S., M.S., Boston College; Ed.I)., Columbia University Cornerstone laying of the new Student Activities building. From left: Dean lorio, Mr. Bonnet, and Cliff Lipscomb 22 A LINK HARRIS B.S., Ithaca College; M.S., Syracuse University Plant Planning Coordinator CEOROE L. BERNER B.S., M.S., Cornell Univ. Director of Admissions RONALD NIELSEN l!.s„ ii Univ. of N. Y. Assistant for Planning PHYLLIS W. WINKEI.MAN B.S., M3., Cornell Univ. Public Relations Coordinator ROBERT P. McCANN A.A.. Riverside City Col., California; B.S., M.A., Murray State College, Kentucky Registrar Administrative Staff I I 23 Division Chairmen AGRICULTURE— HOWARD SIDNEY (B.S., M.A., Cornell University) The Agricultural Division, which includes Animal Husbandry, Agronomy, Agricultural Business, Dairy and Food Technology, Agricultural Engineering Technology, and Ornamental Horticulture, offers students classroom instruction supplemented by laboratory experience gained in the on-campus barns. BUSINESS-WILLI AM BROPHY (B.S., MS., SUCE Albany) Business Administration. Accounting, Secretarial Science, and Data Processing programs combine to make the Business Division the largest on campus. This year’s new classroom and laboratory facilities gave the business student ample opportunity to perfect his skills in order to become a productive member of the society into which he will be graduating. FOOD SERVICE ADMINISTRATION—ADA V. FETCH (B.S., Middlebury College; M.A., Columbia Univ.) The curriculum of the Food Service Administration offers students an opportunity to learn the steps essential in preparing food served in quantity. This program leads to jobs in hospitals, college and university dining halls, hotels, restaurants, clubs, and industrial food services. NURSERY EDUCATION JEAN C. EMERSON (B.S., Cornell University; M.S., SUCE Oswego) Through observation, study, and participation in the various phases of the Nursery Education program, students develop a basic understanding of a child's growth and development. Practical experience is gained by work in the nursery school laboratory, George Ryder Elementary School, and a two-week field orientation. GENERAL EDUCATION — ELBRIDGE M. SMITH (A.B., Drew University; M.A., SUCE Albany; C.A.S., Syracuse University) Liberal Arts courses in English and the humanities, the sciences, and the social sciences help the student develop his intellectual capacity. General Education courses help the student appreciate aspects of life other than his major field. 24 KATHRYN E. PARKE Librarian A.B., Smith College; R.S., L.S., State Univ. of Albany; L.S., Univ. of Illinois NORVA MUNFORD Assistant Librarian B.S., St. Univ. at Ccncsco; M-S., Syracuse U. LORN A W. McNEILL Y Library Assist. ILS., Simmons College MARY E. RAII.EY Library Assist. B.A., Wheaton College DORIS KNISKERN Library Assist. B.A., Mitldlcbury College, N. Y. 25 Library Staff Faculty on Leave of Absenee Quite often one of our professors asks to he granted leave of absence so that lie may advance his education. At present two of our college faculty members have been granted this opportunity for further study and therefore have not been with us this year. Mr. Martin Molson, Jr. (B.A., State University at Albany) whom many may remember for his active presence on our faculty last year was granted leave of absence for the years 196-1-’66 to pursue a program in acting in the new Department of Drama at Wayne University in Detroit. Michigan. We are confident that he will return to our faculty, in a continuance of activce and meaningful aid in the everpresent struggle for improvement and enlightenment on our campus. A. RICHARD TINA I’P MARTIN MOLSON. JR. Mr. A. Richard Tinapp (A.B., M.A., State University at Albany) took sabbatical leave of absence for the year 1963-61 and was granted additional leave for the year 1964-65. During this time, he has been matriculated for his Ph.D. Degree in the Department of Speech and Drama at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. Having completed all required course work, he is presently engaged in thesis research. Fie will return to our faculty next fall, September, 1965, and resume his efforts in making our college an even more effective instrument of growth and enlightenment. Our Mrs. Cliicn “Little Lady do bard workcc” PATRICIA ALLEN Assistant Professor N u rscry Ed uco t ion; B.A., University of Georgia; B.B.A., Georgia State College; M.A., George P c a 1) o d y College, Nashville, Tennessee GEORGE ALLEY Instructor, Food Service Administration; A.A.S., Paul Smith College; B.A., Michigan Slate University, State University at Albany AVIS BADER Instructor, Nursery Education; B.A., Drew University, State University at Albany, State Univer-sity at Oneonta EKFIE M. BENNETT Instructor, Nursery Education; B.S., laingston University Langston, Oklahoma FRED BENNETT Assistant Professor Physicu 1 Education and Health; B.S., M.S., Ithaca College RICHARD CARLSON Instructor, English; B.A., Hartwick College ALICE R. CHIEN Instructor, English; B.A., Hartwick Col-lege VINCENT 1). CHOWFIN Assistant Professor University of Lucknow, India; M.Ed., Tuskcgcc Institute, A la ha ilia 27 WA1.TKK J. CLARKE Associate Professor Animal Husbandry; II.S.. M.S., Cornell University DR. NORMAN J. CURTIS B.S.. Kansas Slate University; M.S., Rutgers; IMi.l)., Rutgers MARY DANAIIKK Instructor, Physical Education; B.S., Spiingfield Oil lege. Mass.. North Adams Stale Teachers College Miss Danahar gives serious instructions on canoeing PHYLLIS S. ELLIOT Assistant Professor Cciut.iI Education; H.S in Ed.. Kent State Univ.; M.S., IJniv. of Wisconsin RANSOM EVANS Assistant Professor Business; R.S., State Univ. at Albany; M.S.. State Univ. at Albany PHYLLIS KKNSKE Instructor, Nursery Education; R.S., Stall Univ. College at Oswego PAUL FLEISHMAN Assistant Professor English; R.A., Row-doin College; M.Kd., Tufts Univ. 28 JOAN IRASIKR Collcj:e Nurse; )J.S„ School « f Nursing, Union I nivcrsily i.n.i.ian ;. HUTCH IE Inst r it e I o r, Food Ser ice Administration; A.A.S., Agri-cultural and Tech. College, Delhi; B. Rochester Inst, of Technology DAVID J. FROST Assistant Professor Dairy and Food Trcll nology; I5.S., University of Connecticut DONALD GAIJDKTTE Assistant Professor, Accounting; R.S., American International College, Spring-field, Mass.; M.S., S.l .(IE. at Alkiny Mr. Del.ucea at his leisure! JOHN A. CROSSBECK Instruelor, Animal llusliandry; B.S.. Rutgers I niv.; M.Kd.. Colorado Stale I niv. JOHN II. CROSVENOR Associate Professor Speech. French, and Art; B.S., Ithaca; A.B., M.A., Slate Univ. at Alhany SI I El.DON GUERNSEY lav lurer, Piano; Alhany Conservatory of Music BENJAMIN II. HAMMOND Instruetor. Audio Visual Custodian; B.S.C., Stale Univ. at Albany 29 WILFRED HEIM AN Assistant Professor Bi ness; M.B.A., Univ. of Chicago, llniv. f Sy lncy, Australia; McCill Univ., Montreal A meeting of the minds before idass. From left: Mr. Duggin and Mr. Lippmun MARIA HILBERT Associate Professor Food Service Admin isl ration; B.S., Columbia ; M.S., New York University GERALD INSERT Instructor, Business; A.A.S., Agricultural and Tech. College, Cobh skill; B.S., State Univ. at Albany BARBARA B. HODGE Instructor, Nursery Education; A.A.S., Colby Junior College; B.S., Whcelock College, Boston 30 RAYMOND HUBBARD Assistant Professor Business; B.A., liar-pur College; M.S., Syracuse Univ. DR. JOHN LEVEREH Associate Professor Science and Mathematics; B.CIi.E., Sy-mouse Univ.; M.A., Ed.I)., Columbia Uni-versity MILTON LIPPMAN Assistant Professor Social Science; B.S., M.A., Columbia University JOHN I.Ol I RET Instructor, Business; A.A.S., Agricultural and Tech. College, C o b I c s k i 11 ; B.S., State Univ. at Albany Mr. Matcchak answers a few questions after class THEODORE C. LYON Assistant Professor Business Technology; B.S., Hartvrick College; Ed.M., University of Rochester WII.I.IAM MATECI1AK Instructor, Business; A.A., Keystone Junior College; B.S., Blooinhurg State College carol McGuire Instructor, See. Sei.; B.S., St. I in. at Albany ; M.S., St. 1 Jn. at Albany SYLVIA MALLERY Assistant Professor Nursery Education; B.S., Syracuse Un.; M.Ed., Harvard Un. ROBERT McCUIRE Assistant Professor Animal Husbandry; B.S.. M.S., Cornell University DR. EVERETT MERRIL Professor Dairy Technology; B.S., M.S., Un. of Ver-niont; Ph.D., Michigan St. Un. LILLIAN MICKLE Instructor, Business; B.S., I lari wick College 31 EDWARD B. MOTT Professor Agricultural Eng.; B.S., M.S., Cornell University KONA 1.1) K. NOKEEN Assistant Professor General Education; A.B., Tufts College; M.S., Columbia University KENNETH OLCOTT Assistant Professor Agricultural Eng.; B.S., M.F.d., Cornell University Miss Feleh samples the wares at a F.S.A. banquet. NORMAN E. PELLETT Assistant Professor R.S., Iowa State University; M.S., IJniv. of Minnesota LENORE POWELI. Assistant Professor, Nursery Ed.; B.A., Brooklyn Col.; M.A., Teachers Coll., Columbia Un. KENNETH ROCKE Assistant Professor Nursery Ed.; B.S., M.S., St. IJniv. at Onconta DR. RALPH R. SMALLEY Professor, Agri.; B.S., M.S., Cornell; Ph.l)., IJniv. of Michigan 32 H jfi ANNELIESE II. SMITH Assistant Professor General Ed.; H.A., St. Univ. of New York at Albany; M.A., Rutgers Uni-versily DIG JAMES SMOOT Professor English; A.U.,. West Virg. State College; M.A., Ph.l)., Univ. of Michigan JACQUELINE TREU Assistant Professor Food Service Ad-n.in.; B.S., Northwest Missouri Teachers College; M.S., Columbia Univ. PAUL VAN NESS Assistant Professor Business; A.A., Jack-son Junior College; B.A.. VLB. A., Univ. of Michigan “Pappy” Whitcbrc.id and his horticulture group. ROBERT VEHAR Assist. Professor; B.S., Ithaca College; M.M., Eastman School of Music WARNER WALES Assoc. Professor; B.S., St. Univ. at Oncunla; M.S., St. Univ. at Albany; Univ., Rhode- Island; Syracuse Univ. ROBERT V. WEIGEL Instructor, Cen. Ed.; B.S., St. Univ. of New York iii Ere-donia CAR I. C. WII1TEBREAD Assoc. Professor, llort.; B.S., Pennsylvania St. Col.; M.S., Rutgers 33 IRVINC WILKINSON Assistant Professor Physical Ed. and Health; B.S., M.S., Springfield College We welcome hack to campus Mr. Davidson after his sabbatical leave of absence to go to the University of ROBERT E. WINCERT Associate Professor Animal Husbandry; B.S., Cornell; M.S., Michigan St. IJniv. JOHN E. DAVIDSON Associate Professor; B.A., Cliamplain College; M.S., Syracuse University HELEN ZAYNOR Assistant Professor Business; B.S., L'niv. of Akron, Ed.M., Kent St. IJniv. Buffalo. He is. in pursuit of his doctorate in business. BETTY HEIM AN Part-time Instructor; City College, New York; Burk Street Col. of Ed. KATHRYN BUTT Technical Assist., J. A. Cavanaugh, N. Y. City 34 Faculty Travel In those months between graduation and the loginning fall term, we and our fellow classmates from the hill are scattered to the far corners of the world—working, studying, resting, and enjoying others in a change from the busy classroom days during the school year. Our faculty are no exception. Kvery summer many of our college professors travel abroad to further their education and enjoyment. On these next pages we will take you along the paths of some of our teachers as they visit and explore the highlights of several lands. May we be glad we have people on our stall who think enough of us to want to continue their own educational processes through travel. Culturally Disadvantaged Youth; Princeton Summer Study Program; Now Jersey High School Juniors with Dr. Smoot Dean Nick” lorio and his friend at the Fair! 36 Inn with a turf rcM.f where Miss Parke stayed during the eentonni.il of the Norwegian |w � |de’s colleges. i That’s a long hut f Norway’s most scenic volleys. (Mias Parke) beautiful way down to one of Norway 37 38 Bike rants on field day “All together now—” Richard I . II. Carolyn A. Hi ('anil !) •«• Karl J. Il. rg Kaitli ( . Hluteaii 39 The )in Mip for tlie start Field day activities Sorcnily on the quad Louise M. Bologna Margaret M. Brackley Kathleen A. Brown Marie K. Bowman Lorraine A. Brosite Richard D. Brown Cynthia C. Brown Thomas A. Brown Edwin C. Brown, Jr. Raymond I). Bruyn 40 Share a Ikir anyone? Field day events Earl J. Carpenter Richard W. Cekovsky Craig W. Cioffari Roger J. Case Douglas M. Center .ludith I.. Clark Richard L. Caulfield Donald W. Charbonneau Gene R. Ccchnieki Sharon A. Charlehoisc 41 Freshmen “pains” of orientation 42 Leslie J. Clark Nancy J. Coleman Carol S. Conley Glynn M. Cook Robert 1). Cornell Kuthann Coupe Daniel R. Cross Nancy K. Daley John 1 . Couch Annette M. (.'ovais Sliaron K. Cruden Lawrence J. Dalmala liretula J. Coniicill Rodney li. Craig Wayne C. Cullen A. James Dairy mplc Herbert C. (.'onm ill Marjorie A. Crittemlen Charlene A. Curtis Richard I). Delhmis 43 Liun-ii A. I)«• Milrlini Diane Dolan Thomas K. Dunn Diani f.. Kd wards Janice A. Derosky Mirli.n-l V. Dnxtadcr Nancy I,. Duntley Patricia M. Kllsworlh Marie I . DiCueco Maiy C. Doyle Carol I . Dwyer l' n 1 !•'. Kin k Koherl K. Dice Christopher Duggan Daviil Kaken Holly S. Kuos 44 Hie enchanted hind of 07. beckons our wee visitors. Smilrs for sale! 46 Dairy tccli. at work quenching llic faculty’s thirst. 47 48 Barney Brown Jr. tends (soda) bar. “Chocolate or vanilla?” 49 f say up llicrc. Let’s try that Alma Mater again, freshmen. Thomas J. Hayes Douglas J. Hennel George K. Holmes Andrea J. Homing William J. Head Sandra J. Hill Leslie II. Hull, Jr. l’atti A. Howe Leona G. Heckman William R. Hotlzcr Susan Iloran Gerald F. Hoyt Klijah .1. Henderson Stanley K. Holm Sonja E. Home Pamela J. Hubbard 51 Andrea A. lovinella Hath A. .1 li11iii Hon nit: Raiding Loo .1. Krinirison David M. J.n kson Virginia It. Johnson James F. Kalelta Matilda Kilaiiv, David Ji'iiks Linda K. Julies Haula A. Karsh Mary Fli ahelli King (Jury I.. Johnson Itolmrl A. Jones Hilda I.. Keller IVloi I). Klee man 52 A 53 Helm E. Knapp Jean A. Knapp Gary I). Kniskern HurUtni Knotlic Judith R. Kryslolic Robert L. I.oanh Elizabeth F. Kraussc Daniel D. Leach The pleasures of practice teaching warm the cockles of our hearts. Barbara L. Koepp Ellen J. Kurtz Terri Anne Ijtwlor Susan M. Koenig James K. Kelts Sue C. Kutschcr 54 Clifford N. I.ipscomb Pamela A. Lyon Margaret A. Malaspina Ralph V. Mancc Boston University glee club’s concert. We do have our serious moments! Janet P. Lei for Xenohia IL I.cwis Thomas R. Mackin Gary It. Leonard Jeffrey A. Lipman Thomas A. Maday 55 j Anthony J. Murugono Carolyn I,. Martini Thomas K. McClain Dino M. Martin l.inriu A. Marusio Nancy C. McCumbrr Mr. Bropliy speaks on the field of business. 56 Virginia I.. Mckwl la net P. Mills (.'laiulis I . Mossmaa 'Hu «• approach! Julie A. Mcl’arllnn William I. Merrick Hit] S. Muses Cary I). McCann Judith K. McGrath Doris K. Mercado Janet Merchant 57 58 Eugene Mulvcy Kathleen E. Murphy Lucy J. Musson Kathleen I.. Nevis I). Benjamin Niles Per Andre Oinlund Otto L. Padc William N. R. Parent David R. Noyes Sheila II. O’Reilly Stuart E. Palmer James II. Parrish Phyllis A. Oarc James W. Orllieh Julia A. Palmquisl Patricia A. Patrick Perry D. Oduk Mollie K. Packer John B. PardI Ann Marie Patti 59 Lawrence Paul Robert I.. Pigliavcnto Jean A. Purcell Michael C. Rich lareii N. P-•:: «• lime Prinrrr Kalliy I.. Rcinij: Lynn I. Richards Sii-ii-it C. Phillips John II. Prniiiv Authur J. Re« esso Patricia F. Rickard Rennie K. Pierce Karen I. Provost hlizal eth R. Reynolds Linda K. Robbins 60 The editor speaks! (VOICE staff meeting.) Donna M. Rohieliand Alfred E. Roniek Edwin I’. Koihfuss Henry 0. Rowe 61 Judith L. Rowland Nancie J. Ruddell David I„ Sacks Janie V. Rowley James Kundlc Theodore R. Sadler Dr. Smoot conducting an Orientation-Enrichment program for high school seniors. Adelaide Ryan Richard M. Salvino Mary P. Ryan Sharon A. Salvino fe 62 Our camera shy friends seem to be displeased. Frances A. Santek Margaret Sohlotzhaucr Richard R. Shafer Karen J. Sawchnk Richard Schmal .buuor Richard I.. Sieglc Sandra J. Scliicd Donna J. Schmidt Riehard Schlolc John Scofield 63 64 John ('. Slum . Kenneth S. Shaw Knimhl J. Sherman Kohcrt Shultz Henry J. Simpson Sandra J. Skiff Bernard E. Slate Veronica A. Slater James II. Sinalling Patricia L. Smith Robert C. Smith William N. Smith Floyd D. Snyder Jr. Natalie Spatto Larry R. Steiner Ruth 11. Stetson Joanne G. Stevens Susan J. Stevens James G. Stewart Gary C. Sutherland 65 James L. Sweeney Larry Thomas Barbara J. Tobin Carol A. Tritlcn Mary A. Swenson Edward A. liioMipsou Mary A. Tolvc Charles C. Van Buren Nancy R. Taggart John R. Tice Sybil J. Townsend Sue C. Van Patten Michael A. 'lorry Harriet E. Tobaek James E. Trevithick Rodney 1). Van Vleet 66 Our old Library study room. (Frisbcc Hall.) Wo are off to the races. The soccer team leaving from the gymnasium steps.) Jacquelyn Vosburgh Byion Waters Karon A. While William J. Vroman David A. Weaver J. Robert Whiling Barry L. Waggoner Janet N. Weaver David K. Waterman Sandra L. Weinberg Fore! Golf practice on the Quad. 68 Krncst Whiteman Janet K. Williams Thomas H. Wiggins, Jr. Lynda A. Williams Gayle C. Will,: Margaret 11. Williamson Patricia A. Wilson Gerald O. Williams Lawrence K. Wilson Susan M. Wiswall 69 Mr. Matcchak interviews a guest. Patricia A. Winch Paul J. Wolfe Peter J. Wolfe Dale 1). Wright Elaine Wurfcr Peter I). Zajaceskowski Marco F. Zinnlwlo Frank J. Zygmont, Jr. 70 Sports None Goes His Way Alone; First Row: 1) Bellinger, S. Sdicrmcrliom, H. Cillis, 1� . Wood, B. Vroman, T. O’Connor, K. Walthcr, Second Row: B. Head, K. Krom, J. lice, O. Laraby, J. Ilondorson, C. Warner, 1). Humphreys, W. Kinsley, Coach Bennett Cross Country throughout (lie season, the high stepping Cobleskill Cross Country team displayed outstanding skill, stamina and teamwork in all of their meets. Our harriers have continued to make their depth stand up in Region 3 Cross Country, although they do not have a runner who can keep pace with the top five or six runners in the region. Mr. Bennett’s liAggies” finished second to Nassau County Community College in this year’s Viking Invitational and have bowed only to the West Point Plehes in dual competition. 72 Bill I load on the run! (Jerry lenity in first place against Albany. And they're ofl! 73 liotc I: G. Ixiiiii, L. Dalmatu, B. Church, M. Korlz, (’. Hnpino .i, R. Bropliy, F. Hidden, Row 2: D. Berger, B. Maddison, B. Niles, B. Smith, I). Rockwell, C. Minnick, J. Dabravalskas, Row 3: (loach H. M. McGuire, Manager H. J. Simpson, D. Ci arl onneau, M. I cster, Capt. B. Cornell, J. Trevithick. I . Cummings, IJ. Goodak.% Manager F. I). Snyder Soccer OPPONENTS Orange County C.C. Albany Slate Mohawk Valley Delhi Ag. 'lech. Hudson Valley C.C. Broome Tech. Hart wick College Erie Tech B. Smith, B. Vroman, 1). Center, J. Pczzulo watch ns Larry Thomas demonstrates a hold. Wrestling OPPONENTS Onondaga C.C. Morrisville Ag. Tech. College Delhi Ag. Tech. College Oneonla State Broome Tech. Hudson Valley Canton Paul Smiths Albany Stale Row 1: B. Scolaro, B. Woodward, B. Vroman, It. Tack-ahury; Row 2: Grach Bennett, W. Kingsley, D. Allen, A. Kecesso, I). Center, L. Thomas; Row 3: L. Breitnitz, E. McAuliffe, R. Jones. 76 Rifle Team How I: 1). Neill, S. Brownell, C. King, IC. Berg, How 2: K. Vnllwrilnr, J. Gimlicc, H. Peck, Row .1: Mr. Crosdicck Advisor, I). Palmer, I. Coin, J. Pease, VV. Page, Mr. Wales, Advisor; 12. Henderson (kneeling). I'lic Rifle Team at Cohleskill is tlie only team with a schedule which takes it from Moriisville to Trinidad Stale Junior College in the South. Ill esc matches arc shot al the individual schools and then the results are mailed to the opposing school. Opposing teams never meet. 77 Roto I: I). Westover, J. McClelland, I- Johnson, F. Doran, J. Davis Row 2: H. Vcddcr, B. Cekovsky, J. Maiorano, R. Dumas, I.. Martin, G. Warner. The toss up! Basketball OPPONENTS Adirondack C.C. Hudson Valley Oneonta State Frosh. Morrisvillc Dnllii Ag. Tech Mohawk Valley C.C. Albany State Frosh Paul Smiths Canton Broome Tech. Fulton-Montgomcry 78 I Oh. I'lease make it good! A Clear Shot! 79 'Hie long wait as (Jirorge Warnrel shot “ k s for the basket. Track and Field Kuu I: K. CiiriK-nier, M. Fryer, J. Coogan, K. Harter, C. Barharulo. C. Warner, S. Palmer, K. J. Henderson, D. Ilansrn, C. Lijwcoinb, J. Ualrymplc, Kow 2: H. Unlcrstcin, H. Head, II. Vedder, P. Klceman, I), Baxter, R. Cckovskv, II. Simpson, II. Strickland, H. Flick, H. Kocstcr, Coach Wilkinson Varsity Track is on the way up at Cobleskill. Despite the current limited facilities, last year’s thirty-five man squad comprises the largest athletic team in the college. The Aggies fared well in the dual meet competition with the LeMoync College Varsity, Mohawk C.C., and the Oswego State Freshman whom they soundly drubbed. The highlight of the season was the tracksters’ journey to Buffalo where they took second place in the Region 3 NCJAA Track and Field Championships. There were several outstanding performances by the members of the team. The most outstanding were the five fold medal winners who included lYIikc Pryce in the 100 yard dash, Jim Dalrymplc in the 120 yard high hurdles. Herb Vedder in the javelin throw. Boh Hick in the two-mile run, and Jim Dalrymplc again in the running high jump. Vedder and Dalrymple presently hold the all-time Region 3 record in the javelin throw and the running high jump. 80 Lift that Irg! 81 j '•s-J Tennis First Row: T. Brown, I.. Paul, I). Decker, R. Brown; Second Row: Miss Danaher, Coach; E. Tice, C. Duggan, H. Council!, J. I.ipinaA, J. Bamiistcl. A long lime member of the sports picture at Coblcskill, the tennis team have agaii. proved themselves. Last year they finished with six victories while dropping just three. The prediction for this year is that these racquet men will surpass even last year’s performance. Returning is, Larry Paul, a high ranking veteran on the squad, in addition to Herb Councill who is considered to Ik: the player showing most improvement. Also returning to the squad are established veterans such as Chris Duggan, Tom Brown and Dick Brown. 82 Golf J. Franco, A. Maragno, J. Ticc, K. Brcss, R. Case, T. Wood; Advisor, Mr. Rockc OPPONENTS Delhi Tech. Albany State Frosh Adirondack C.C. Hudson Valley Paul Smiths Mohawk Valley C.C. Broome Tech. Mike Louison concentrating . . . Baseball First Row: B. Whiling, L. Dalmata, A. Dicruttalo, B. Niles, B. Palmer, T. Clark, K. Goldfarb, T. Hayes; Second Rote: Managers D. Bonner, and B. Tallon, J. Trevithick, J. Pczzulo, J. McOclIond, B. Cornell, B. Sossci, Mr. Hisert, coach. The Cokleskill Aggies were quilc successful in their 1964 baseball season. With the capable direction of Coach Hi sort, the team combined timing and teamwork to come through like winners. Three team members, Bob Cornell, Ben Niles and Jon McClelland were selected to the Region III NJCAA All-Stars. These players were noted as top players, by the directors and coaches of Region III. 84 “Come on, Larry, throw the ball! “Why? You won’t hit it!” 85 i .. and the next time you break one, Ben, rainy day practice is out!” Cheerleaders 86 BOBBIE KNOTHE CAPTAIN PATTIE HOWE DONNA ROBICHAUD A tense game . . BETSY KNAPP NANCY DALEY 87 j SHARON CHARLEBOIS DORIE MERCADO Organizations All That We Send Into the Lives of Otfu V Row 1: P. Davis, L. Bursar, L. Richards, R. Sclirom, C. Lloyd, Z. Lewis, V. Mckc-cl; Row 2: S. Moyer, C. Gios, It. Butler, B. Tobin, I). Martin, It. Berger, E. Berg; Row 3: I . Hover, M. Van Ancm, G. W. Wlieclock, J. Zanca. P. Rickard, R. Havens, II. Ko .ulxd; Row 4: V. Harroway, 1 . Patrick, C. Martini, M. DiCocco; L. Mickle, R. Hubbard, T. C. Lyon, Advisors. Canterbury Club This year the Episcopal youth group is beginning to spring up with renewed interest. New members arc gathering as this religious organization heads for a bright future. 90 Row J: L. Triltcn, It. Havens, I). Allen; Row 2: A. Miller, E. Morgan, P. Barlow, 1). Follctt. Outing Club Movies are just one as] ect at (his group’s activities. Skiing trips as well as many other sports excursions are featured I y this club. Advisor Mr. Bennett witli his group. Jazz Band Workshop Row I: L. Mallory, B. Doig, A. Moore, W. Page, K. Haskins, R. Klein; Row 2: I). Weaver, R. Wright, W. Hayes, B. Smalling, D. Reynolds, K. Murphy, I . Schnmira, B. Belanger. 91 Advisor Mr. Cliowfin anil President Pit Omlard Womens Student Government Jury II. Enos, A. Homing; Row 1: H. Raiding, J. Stevens, E. Bokolcn, Row 2: M. Williams, K. Provost, .1. Knapp; Row 3: E. Kliodcs, A. New, I). Edwards, E. Ferrara, Mrs. Doanc, Dean of Women. 92 Advisors Mr. Molt and Mr. Dcmick demonstrate machinery VOICE Staff A. Horning, Editor-in-Chicf, Row I: B Pierce, M. Malospinn, P. Rickard, Lay out editor; Row 2: I). Martin, Photogru pity Editor; B. Tobin, Typing Editor N. Weber, Supply Editor, J. Purcell Row 3: M. King, C. Bitowft, Row • ; H Berger, Sports Co-Editor. j 93 Dairy Technology Club Horticulture Club How I: Mr. Whiicbrcad, Advisor, L. Baumann, K. Pigliavcnto, J. Pease, K. Samck, 1). Cuputo, N. Pcllctt, Advisor; How 2: l . Bukofcn, R. Klein, E. Gugliano, S. Koenig, C. Perkins, P. Sillay, C. Corl; How 3: I). Koppcr, W. Kyrk, T. Sadler, K. Doolittle, S. Quinn, M. Glynn, V. Tuozzo; How 4: I). Hennel, C. Hidy, M. Cowan, G. Leonard, E. Kortz, J. Schanz, V. Ijclltl; Row 5: L. 'l'udda, 1). Olsen, 1). Ritchie, B. Hammond, 1). Wriglil, R. Sicglu; How 6: K. Shay, C. Gregory, G. La-Valley. B. Sedgwick. Newman Club Row t: K. Farrcra, Mrs. Donne, Dean of Women, L. Tritlcn, L. Underhill, P. Carofano, L Robbins; Row 2: A. Horning, L. Marugic,' H. Knapp, I). Cuardiolu, P. Elbworth, L. Bologna; Row 3: M. Schlotzhaucr, Lewis, S. Skiff, I . Smith, V. Slater, S. Townsend; Row 1: N. Taggart, K. Provost, I). Dolan, VanPatten, J. Garvey, C. Belanger. m Womens Student Government Association 95 President: John Kupplcr Row I: M. Packer, C. Hathaway, B. Smulling, S. Englal, T. McClain, S. Charlrhnis; Row 2: M. Williamson, .1. Kallctta, G. Kniskern, B. Waters, J. Trevithick, C. Duggan; Row 3: A. Horning, H. Schlotc, V. Mckccl, S. Skiff, K. Fiallu, F. Samck; Row 4: B. Carlson, Advisor, B. Head; Roto 5: f.es Holt, C. Lipscomb, B. Tobin, C. lritten, B. Tallon, B. Cornell; Row 6: R. Havens, L. Clark, L. Begy, R. Ca r, Ben Niles, I). Oipulo. Livestock Club Row I: Mr. Grossljeek, Advisor, Mr. McGuire, Advisor, R. Wlight, 1.. Walden, W. Cullen, M. Doxtader, W. Clark, Advisor, R. Wingert, Advisor; Row 2: I). Palmer, J. Giudicc, 1). Skcels, G. Williams, R. Smith, G. Kreiser, T. Tantalo, A. DeFa .io; Row 3: K. Snyder, M. Bell, J. Williams, !• . Malden, K. Roberts II. Simpson; Row 4: 1C. Keeler, 1). Neill, L. Caslcr, A. Ronick, R. Caulfield, N. Godano, G. Meyer; Row 5: 1,. Steiner, G. McCann, J. Baird, IC. (Carpenter, T. McClain; Row 6: J. Miller, T. Borst, .1. Dahravalskas, R. Mead, II. Houser. 96 Christian Science Club Religion holds a large pail in the lives of many students here on campus. These groups take an active part in worship and relaxation in their spare hours away from study. Row 1: V. Mekccl, J. Pease, A. Holeingcr, 15. Butt; Row 2: li. Sargent, Mrs. Salmi, I). Mckecl Row I: R. Vollweiler, R. Adclman, B. Moses; Row 2: J. Harrow, I.. Paul; Row 3: J. Shciman, 1). Welsher, P. FIciohcr, H. Toback. 97 u Student Council The Student Council is a representative group elected by the students to act for them in matters which promote the interests of the school and the entire student body. The Student Council helps to maintain the high standards set by the college. This organization appropriates the student budget, promotes high ideals in behavior and dress and is a vital link in promoting good relations between the students and the college government. Through the s) onsoring of the many social and recreational activities and the expression of student opinion on school programs and policies, a spirit of cooperation between faculty and students is develo))ed. Left to Tight: Mr. lorio. Advisor, Bruce. Tnllon, Trudy Reich, Tamara Buckley, Lcs Holt, Jr., Ruby S. Doanc, Advisor, John Kapplcr, Don Harvey, Janice Giancola, Lynn Richards, Jack Lciherl, Gary Kniskcrn, Jeff ifendee, Klainc Ferrara, Clifford Lipscomb, President, Brian Waters, Jerry Hoyt, Sharon Crudcn, Carol Barnett, Lynda Williams, farrry Kdgcrton, Bonnie Pierce. 98 Row 1: I). Allen, C Vogel, T. McClain, 0. Lotlc, F. Zygmonl; Row 2: C. Freeman, C Harrow, J. McAuliffc. Historian, I_ Clark, Treasurer, P. Rickard, .Secretary, M. Williamson, President, G. Kniskern, Vice-President, G Martini, S. Fusck, M. Sclilotcsliauer; Row 3: Dean Caffncy, B. Nik's, L. For l, I). Cuurdiula, I. RoMiins, II. Council, S. Crudcn, S. Skiff, M. Packer, E. Werfer, F. Blutcau, .1. Stevens, II. Rowe, Mr. Smith, Advisor; Row i: N. Codonn, I). Schlntc, B. Havens F. Baplcy, J. Kelts, P. Odak, A. Cray, I). Cawfield, P. Martin, I). Caputo, II. Weislirit. Phi Theta Kappa Limhda Gamma Chapter of Phi 111 eta Kappa. National Junior College Honor Society. in its five years at Cohleskill has endeavored to stimulate scholarship both on campus ami among olltet colleges and universities throughout this country and the world. Wc have encouraged our fellow students to broaden their knowledge of the world. Through our activities, we made possible films and documentaries, an All College Dance, a contribution to the Ahuhaker Emile scholarship fund, books and aid to the World University Service, and several lectures on many varied subjects. J 99 Community Orchestra 100 Inter- Fraternity- Sorority Council From left: 1). Guardiola, J. Leibert, Dean DcLucca, R. Tnllon, Mr. Frost, M. Doxladcr, D. Kohichnud. Food Service Administration Food Service Club presents many’speakers and demonstrations: This one, in cake decorations, is for the interest of the students and for their extracurricular lienefit. Little Lheatre Little Theatre productions entail many such preliminary scenes .as this. Here the students have a chance to express tiicir abilities in an entertaining and constructive manner. 101 j Business as well as deadlines arc the major routine of this busy staff. Here the members arc intent on the regular duties before them in publishing the campus newspaper. Mr. Fleishman, advisor, oteerves the procedure from his back row scat. Publications The Quad is a literary production put out once or twice a year in the interest of the public as well as the campus. A small staff diligently operates the selection and editing of this magazine. Quad From Icfl: Mrs. Smith, E. Henderson. M. C. Kibur . 102 Freshmen Comes Back Into Oar Own. Agronomy Freshmen Row I: II. Kltakwuni, I). Gibson, J. Heins hupen, S. Rose, I . Winslow, L. Tompkins, K. Haag, S. Damsker; Row 2: 15. Scheidcl-man, I,. Edgerton, T. Albright, I . Gross, R. Popp, I). Graham, Dr. Curtis, Advisor, J. Trenton, R. Krom. Agricultural Business Freshmen R. Mead, T. Horst, G. Kretser, I). Dolhun, P. Todenhagen. 104 Row I: 1). Bulir. I . Downey. F. DuFord, M. Agat. G. Famliam. J. Ingalls, R. Helwig, 1). Yastrzcmski, A. Bagalla, J. Meka, W. Page; Row 2: R. VanAlplien, M. Rapini, J. D’Agostino, I. Cole, I). Poland, (� . Marano, W. Brinkman, lr., I) K Harvey Jr.. R. Perry Agricultural Engineering Technology 105 Row 1: K. Kolil, Jr., I. Kldred, M. McNeil, G. Tildiitls, I„ Breilnitz, J. Skiliicki, (I. Moses, S. Davis, A. Bassani; Row 2: FI. Hennessey, IF. Picard, C. Matis, R. Jones, IF. Woodard, J. VanHcorlum. P. Sehondra. W. Hayes, A. J. Chainyk. Animal Husbandry Freshmen Row I; R. Kohs, J. Meak, K. Haldcn.'J. Williams, S. Chase, 1). Palmer; Row 2: J. Cuidicc, II. Hedges, W. Youngs, R. Pcllcys, F. Kreilzer, L. Walden, T. Tanlalo, K. Wall her, K. Roberts, E. Kireler, Jr., C. Raylinsky, R. Miller, C. Tliygcsen, Mr. McGuire, Ailvisor. Row 3: C. Montcith, 1). Hurlhurt, L. Curtis, I). McKeighan, I.. Casler, I). Neill, R. Rudny, G. Meyer, S. Suchy, Min nick, S. Lamphier, W. Livingston, 13. Maddison; Row 4: Mr. Grossbcck, Advisor, 1). Skccls, IT. Houser, I). Dodd. R. Peck, M. Reeker, M. Rell, I). Humphreys, J. Lauder. I). Sinitli. R. Coed ale, R. Kaiser, A. Lcuscliner, J. Shull, R. Wright. A. Do Fazio. Freshmen Row I: P. Molinari, S Schcrmcrhorn, R. Cckovsky O. Hamscn, J. Zancu, L Staples, P. Gentile, K. Lit tlcficld. M. Szvvanyk; Row 2 M. Swcrc, D. Rruzcll, J. Ko sier, R. Stickles, J. Cotthehut P. Wood, G. Lynch, 0. Hill man, T. Walters, J. Ramsey 106 Dairy Technology Freshmen Koic I: K. Niles, W. Brown. C. Oescr, R. Vollwcilcr; Row 2: C. Dohorl, I. Ducliancy, H. Donalucci, (I. Krelscr. Row .- K, Middleton, I- Craig, I). Melborg, J. Nellis, N. Voiglii, K. Morgan, I.. Moon;; Row 2: !•’. Kinaldi, M. I.ian, I . .Millan. J. Cappiello, L. Bracconeri, I Clark, I’. Siegimiyer, A. Dunn, K. .Sargent; Row 1; I„ Kainsscpp, II. Magargc), V. While, B. Dnig, K. Marlin, C. Slilzlein, K. Owens, O. Crane, R. Sztirck, N. Barber. 107 Food Service Administration Freshmen Ornamental Horticulture Freshmen How I: J. Krause, E. Bakofcn, I). Ciccko, E. Caglinno, V. I.irlill, H. Sedgwick, IE Sluiy, Perkins I’. Sillny, S. Quinn, K. Doolittle, V. Tuozzo; How 2: I). Olsen, C. Gregory, K. Klein, I). Kopper, M. Cowan, I). Kitchic, (J. (.aVallcy, V. Kyrk, I). I . Gil $on, C. Girl. Nursery Education Freshmen Kiiii I: I). Eakin, K. Christman, .1. Scoli, I). Cardilln, S. Itoseulhal, II. I.. Shawl, f„ Wolcoll, F, Ferris, T. Rcidi. C. Van- Tassel, I). Mien; How 2: K. Searlcs, K. Haskins J- Webb, P. Mowbray, C. Morris, C. Holliday, G. Poinplin, M. I addunc, M. I Ijllrnlxa-k, I). Alfano, M. J. Cinmlralvo, P. George; How ■I: M. Eros Ik Knowles, J. Slieiinan, S. Brodsky, S. YVack-fowl, S. ('iimlers, I). Patrick, N. Howe, J. Chcsbro, M. Campbell, I). Welslicr, I). Hamilton, M. I.obdell. K. Kaslbt'rg, C. McCunn, M. Fanell, Ik Vail; How 4: I.. Arnold, K. Broadbcnt. P. Barlow, J. Minnrdo, .1. Bauer, I). Williams. J. Sawyer, C. Carson, I.. Hack, P. Calleraurc, N. Karlen, C. Carter, L. Scnecal, C. Clwslcrlicld, King, A. Moore. 108 Secretarial Science Freshmen Kou’ I: I Bunwr, S. Becker, 1 . Davis, K. Butler, A. Mendenhall, K. Lent; Row 2: l . Ilovcr. ; Mckwl, Marlin, K. Lane, K. Butler. S. Moyer, S. Fredcrico; Rote 3: IJ. (jindrlla, K. Lmkroum, C. (In , J. Sopko, I). Parisi, K. Barnes . O’Hara. A vcr popular snack stop is the T. I . 109 New Faces Among Us BEULAH M. McBRIDE Assistant Professor, Food Service Administration B.S., Iowa State College M.S., Iowa State College JULIETTE SIIAUL Instructor, English B.A., MLS., State University at Albany Bccnusc of increased registration, it is traditional that new faculty members join us at the second semester. Since these new memlrers were not with us when our earlier jxiges were completed, we take this opportunity to make our greeting to them. We hope they will enjoy all of our campus facilities and the students, as much as wc are pleased to have them among us. NO TRAFTON L. WILBUR Admissions Counselor B.S., Ithaca College Fraternal Organizations His Temples or His Creeds, III The regular meeting of the sorority. I 112 Officers from left: I). Guard iota, President; S. C. Van Pat ten, Corresponding Secretary; J. Williams, See-rctary; L. Regy, Vice-President; A. Ryan, Social Chairman; D. Rohichaud, Interfraternity-Sorority Council. Aljfha Lambda Phi “I, as a member of Alpha Lambda Phi, do hereby pledge, on my honor, to abide by its rules and regulations. To strive toward high scholastic, cultural, and moral standards. To serve with loyally rny sorority, my college and my country. To do all I can to encourage friendliness among all women students on campus.” This is the pledge that sorority sisters take and follow. Alpha I.aml da Phi is meant for all women on campus who wish to develop themselves socially and to l e recognized as part of a closely knit group on campus. Under the guidance of Mrs. Maria Hilbert and Miss Lillian Fritchie, Alpha lambda Phi Sorority has held two successful bake sales in the T.P., a “Keg ’ party, furnished a Christmas basket for a needy family, sponsored a Carnival, and acted as hostess for several events on the hill. The Halloween “Keg” parly and dance. 113 A regular meeting of decisions. Installation ceremony. The pledge and her big sister. 114 The new sorority sisters. Refreshments after installation. Zeta Alpha Phi Row 1: T. Bishop, G. Loti, J. Hoyt, Treasurer, I). Wright, House President, M. Doxtadcr; Row 2: J. Williams, B. 'l'allon, President, I . Wplfc, Vice-President, R. Sherman, G. Mulvcy; Row 3: M. Fitzgerald, W. Hartigan, E. Coniilhicr, P. Wolfe; Row 4: C. VanBuren, W. Parent. H. Gillis, i. Scofield; Row 5: E. Henderson, F. Snyder, H. Simpson, L Gartlenian, P. Odak, I). Center, .1. Prouty, 1� Holt, Mr. Lyon, Advisor; Mr. Slater, housefather; Mr. I.ippman, Advisor. The Zapettes The brothers held many activities during the year, among them, our annual Winter Weekend. This consisted of an informal dance at the Hotel Augustan, March 5, and a banquet and semi-formal dance at the Bavarian Chalet, March 6. In the annual Z.A.P.-T.G. basketball game, Zeta Alpha Phi defeated Theta Gamma 31-28. The brothers also performed many services for the college and community. Above all, however, we all treasure the spirit of brotherhood that Zeta Alpha Phi has instilled in us. 116 Row 1: C. DiSotcllc, D. Neil, A. Kiel, W. Hedges, J. Hcndec, F. Rinaldi, S. Schcimcrhorn. 1). Champ; Row 2: W. Maddison. J. Edgcrton, 1). Dodd, J. Lauder, R. Shafer. Ami hoy, you should have seen her friend! Getting ready for Christmas parly. ZAPs help on U.N.I.C.E.F. drive. A moment of triumph in the busy season. Basketball Team Row 1:. M. Doxtader, If. Cillis, D. Wright; Row 2: M. Fitzgerald, F. Snyder, R. Tallon, J. Hoyt. Theta Gamma Epsilon Senior Kralernil)' Brothers 118 T 0 House in Warnervillc 119 The new brothers In Memoriam 120 John J. Carangelo 1944-1964 Spotlights One Thing Holds Firm and Fast- 121 K;itliy classifies the books. 123 Resident Director Men students living in West Hall are fortunate, indeed, to have Ronald E. Clccvc, Assistant Dean of Students, as Resident Director, and doubly fortunate that they have, also Mrs. Clecvc and their daughter living in the residence hall as a sort of “house family.” Left to right: Colleen Anne, Mrs. Joan Clcevc, Dean Clccvc Housemothers Does a housemother ever have a typical day? Perhaps—but only l ccausc each day is uniquely different from all the others. A housemother, early each day, unlocks doors, raises blinds, and insures the smooth-running routine of the dorm. She checks rooms and visits with students who arc ill or who arc passing by. She is always available for counseling with anyone who has a problem or a special little worry. She devotes all her time to her “family” and usually understands them quite well because she has raised a family of her own. To the students living in the dorm the housemother may be known as “Mom.” She invariably loves young people and understands them. A housemother finds her occupation most rewarding when they respect her and obey the rules—not because they arc afraid of getting caught, but because they wish to please her. Left to right:' Mrs. Beatrice Collins, Highland House; Mrs. Thora Young, Campus Court; Mrs. Loretta Grace, Ryder Hall; Mrs. Vera Rickard, Augustan Residence; Mrs.,Ruby I)oane, Dean of Women; Mrs. Mabel Esmond, East Hall. 125 Greeting the morning by unlocking the dorm. (1) Mom delegates her duties. (2) Always count on Mom to keep us up to date. (3) “Need help anyone!” (4) “Sigh!” A short, hut deserving break. (5) With Mom as the nurse, I know I receive the best care. (6) Keeping records of major events and crises. (7) Neat rooms earn Mom’s praise. (8) Goodnight! (9) (7) 126 127 (1) Orange Key Orange Key is an honor society whose members aid in the direction and guidance of activities on the Hill. Each year students deemed worthy of the honor arc “tapped” by the Senior members. Work usually begins with a committee. One project is the complex problems of Orientation. Aiding the incoming Freshman is a responsibility which must be well met. Orange Key is at work in other areas throughout the year. too. As illustrated on the following pages, members serve as a committee during Orientation (I); they receive assignments from their president, John Kappler, which are carried out faithfully (2); after posts are set up, there may be a moment to relax before the masses of newcomers arrive (3); Names must be checked and visitors correctly directed (4); the guides indicate points of interest on. campus tours ff ); members who conduct the lours outside on the campus share the assignment with others who are responsible for guiding guests through the college buildings (6). 128 Data Processing The new Data Processing curriculum is aimed at the training for technical and supervisory employment in the field of Data Processing with emphasis on application in business. The Data Processing program will provide opportunities for employment as journeymen programmers, supervisors of small installations, assistant directors of large installations. Another aim of the curriculum is to provide data processing familiarity to business and nonbusiness students. If business is to progress, the youth of today must gain an understanding and knowledge of data processing principles and concepts. The Data Processing curriculum at Cobleskill is a major step in helping students achieve fundamental understanding for future employment in business, government, and industry. 130 Senior Directory 131 That, Into His Fateful Heap Of Days A nd Deeds, AIMMKC. GEORGE P. (D.T.) ; R. I� . 1. Itre.adal-bin. N. Y. ALLEN. ININAI.I) K. (Ag. Eng.) ; Pine Plain., N. Y.: A . Eng. Club 1-2; A'lnllinj 2; Orange Key 2; Phi Thru Kappa 2. AI.LKN. ROBERT O. (A.bia.) ; K. D. 4. Bingham-Ion, N. Y.l II. S. Club 1-2; luli.iiuir.il Volleyball 12. AltKICIII, PAUI. (An. Ilm.) ; Main Slice!. Eail Chatham, N. Y.: Hide Club, l.ii� lwL Club 1-2. ASHLEY, LYNN (F.S.A.) : 2610 Ocean Parkway. Brooklyn, N. Y.: Hebrew Club 1-2; Outing Glob 1-2; Charm 1-2; K.S. Club 1-2. AUSTIN. CARLL I.. (Adm) ; Flandrr ltd., River-brail, N. Y.i T.G. Fraternity 1-2; II.S. Club 1-2. AUSTIN, I.YI.E P. (Acctg.) ; Flar.dn Rd.. River-head. N. Y.: T.G. Fraternity 1-2. AYKIIS, IIICIIAKD I.. (An. Ilua.) ; K. I . 2. Whitehall. N. Y.: laitanauml. 1-2. BAFFO. BETTY S. (N.E.) ; 1022 Keen Si.. Sen ford. N. Y.: Women' Volleyball, aoccer, Clorn 1-2; Variety Shot 2. HAIKU. JAMES T. (An. Ilu«.) ; King Highway. Cluster, N. Y.: An. Hu . Club 1-2; Outing Club 2. BALCII. SUZANNE (K.S.A.) ; 23 Clarkvun Avenue. Miwiu. N. Y’.: Newta.au Club 1-2; Pre . Newman Club 2: Lillie Theatre 2; K.S. Club 1-2. KARTELL. LESLIE C. (Agron.) ; 183 Karilan ltd.. Scotch Plain . N. J.: Agron. Club 1-2; Lillie Theatre 1. BARTONE, GLORIA L. (N.E.) ; 40 Park Slreel. Clovrravillr. N. Y. DECKER. EDWARD A. (Adm.) ; Mlddl.-burg. N. Y.: B.S. Club 1-2. BKKBE, PATRICIA A. (N.E.); -117 Kralovllle Ave.. Kieerhrad, N. Y.; Sorority 1-2. HEGY. LESLIE J. 4K.S.A.) ; 182 Sun llill Lane. Wcbtier, V Y.. K.S. Club 2; Orange Key 2: Sorority 1-2. KKLANGKR. CAROL DEE (N.E.) ; 420 Bedford lid.. Bedford. N. Y. MlKiaeo: WSGA 12; lle i denre A«ii lanl 2. KENATOVICII, RACHEL (N.E.) ; 264,0 Sheridan Drive, TonaHanda, N. Y.: Jrwiah Club 1-2. BENNETT. FLORENCE (K.S.A.) ; 32 Midline Hal.. KalUlora laake. N. Y.: K.S. Club 2. BERG. EARL I. (Adm.) : Box 212. Central Bridge. N. Y.: Intramural I; B.S. Club 1-2; 1C ill - Club 2. IIERGBR, RICHARD P. (Adm.) ; Call..... 11,11 Rd.. Pcek klll, N. Y.: Soeerr 1-2; ILS. Club 1-2; VOICE Staff 1-2; Newman Club 12. BISHOP. THOMAS S. (An. Ilin.) ; 1713 )� ir n Si.. Schcneciady. N. Y.i Intramml howling I; ZAP Kralrrnlly 1-2. BITOWFT. CAROLYN A. (N.K.) ; 3180 Noalrand Avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y.: VOICE Stall 12: Soeial Cl,atm,an Ka«l ball 2. BLUTEAU. KAITII G. (N.K.) : 27 Carlloaa Ave.. Choooa N. Y. s Kaat ball I’m. 2; Phi Theta Kappa 12; WSCA 12; Newman Club 1-2; VOICE Staff 2; Ka� t hall Winter Weekend chairman I. BOLOGNA. LOUISE M. (K.S.A.); 1139 Kaatern Avenue, Schenectady, N. Y.; Re.idencc A i lanl 2; K.S. Club 2; Orange Key 2; Newman Club I. BOWMAN. MARIK K. (K.S.A.) ; SSI Fayette Ave-nur, Kenmore, N. Y.: K.S. Club 1-2; lli rt. Cl.b 1-2; A.P.T. 12. BRACK LEY. MARCAKE1 M. (S.S.) ; 268 K.m.en St., Cohoe . Y.: Newman Club 1-2; ILS. Club 1-2. BROSHE. LORRAINE A. (Adm.) ; 17 Barclay Street, Canalaoharlr, N. Y.; ILS. Club 1-2: Choral 1-2; VOICE Staff 2. BROWN. CYNTHIA C. (S.S.) ; 6 Taylor Avenue. Clinton. N. Y.: B.S. Club 1-2; W.A.A. I; Newman Club 1. BROWN. EDWIN G. JK. (Ag. Eng.); P.O. Box 156, Riclar.ioaaaivillc, N. Y. BROWN. KATHLEEN A. (N.E.); 33J Harriwn Avenue, Schenectady, N. Y.: Intramural 1-2. BROWN. RICHARD D. (Agron.); 901 Manta Avenue, Mrnaarlacf, N. Y.: Tennl 1-2; Agron. Club 1-2; Outing Club 12; Hill Whnpcra 2. BROWN. THOMAS A. (Adm.) ; 7 Saratoga Ave- nue. Bioadalbin. N. Y.: Tettni 1-2. BRUYN. RAYMOND D. (An. llu .) ; Bfuyn Are. nue. Pine Ruth, N. Y.! Choru I. BURHANS. WILLIAM G. (Adm.); R.D. S, Box 19. Kiugiton, N. Y. BUTIIORNK. ROBERT (Adm.); VM Van Bure.. Avenue, Franklit, Square. N. Y. CALCATEKKA. WILLI AM J. (Adm.) ; K39 Aide.. Rd. Paraanu . N. J. CAPLTO. DANIEL M. (O.n. Hurt.); 911 Te a-Eyck Avenue, Schenectady. N. Y.: I’rca. Ilorl. Club 1-2; Orange Key 2; Phi Tholu Ka; |ht 2; Claim. I; Newtnatt Club ), CARPENTER. KARL J. (An. Hu«.) ; 41 Crow St.. Weiterly. ft. I.: Wrectling I; Otiling Club 1; Track 1-2; An. Haw. Club 1. CASK. ROGER J. (Agron.); Winalhant. N. Y.: Agron. Club 1-2; Ride Club 1-2; Vanity Golf 1-2; Intramural 1-2; Orntigc Key 2; Variety Show. CAULFIELD. RICHARD L. (An. Him.) ; Chap-paquia Rt!., Briarcliff, N. Y.: Livestock Club 1-2; Phi Theta Kappa 1-2. CRCIINICKI. KUCKNK K. (Ag. Erg.) ; It. 1). 02, Canalioharic, N. Y.s Ag. Eng. Clab 1 2; Little Theatre 2; Orange Key 2. CKKOVSKY. RICHARD W. (Adm.) ; 38 Park- wood Avenue, Johr.Mown. , N. Y. CENTER. DOUCI.AS f. (An. Hu . .) ; R. D. Mid- die Line Ral.. RalLton Sam. N. Y.: ZAP Era- limit 1-2; Livestock Club 1-2: Wmtllng 1-2; liitiiuiiiir.il 1-2; Outing Club I- 2. Cl! Mi BONNE AU. DONALD W. (D.T.) ; 318 Charte« St.. Boonville, N. Y.: D.T. Cluh 1-2; Vanity Soccer 1-2. CIIAHLEBOIS. SHARON A. (N.E.) ; 317 Ka.t Campbell Av., Slterr,ll. N. Y.: Orange Key 2; Newman Club 1-2; Student Council I; Student Council Secretary 2; Chccile.ading 2: Social Clual.-nian 1; Charm 2: IJne Service 2: Exeeat-live (luainiltcc; Hill Whi.per . CIOFARRI, CRAIG W. (Adm); IIS Florence St.. Mantaronerk. N. Y.; B.S. Club 1-2; Went Hall Council I; Outing Club 1-2; Intramural 2; Newman Club I -2. CLARK, JUDITH H. (N.K.) ; 206 W. Bo.de,, Avenue, Syracu«c, N. Y.: Social Chairman I; Cboru 2. CLARK, LESLIE J. (N.E.) ; 29 Briarcllff Rd.. Kuclanater, N. Y.: Orange Key 2: Phi Theta Kappa (Treat.). COLEMAN. NANCY J. (N.E.); 416 W. Main Street, Waterloo, N. Y.; Intramural llaaketball, liilr.iiiiiar.il Volleyball 2. COMITIIER, EUGENE (Acctg.); Slone llou e Hill, Cueyuidn . N. Y.: Ba keth.all 2; Track 2; ZAP Fraternity 1-2. CONLEY. CAROL S. (N.E.) ; 179 Cemk Avenue. Syraeii e, N. Y.: Variety Show 1-2. COOK. CLYNN M. (Acctg.) ; Houle 2-6. Whitney Point, N. Y.: Intramural Volleyball I. CORNELL. ROBERT D. (Adm.) ; 4926 Rayctlcvlllo-Mania,a. Rd.. Manilla . N. Y.: T.G. Fraternity 1-2; Soccer 1-2; Box-ball 1-2; I'.S. Club 2; Orange Key 2: B.S. Club 1-2. COUCH. JOHN P. (Adm.) ; 17 llaye St.. Nor-wich, N. Y.l lnlrnmur.il 1-2; Newman Club 1-2; B.S. Club 1-2; Outing Club 1. COUNCIL!.. BRENDA J. (N.E.) ; 35 W. Court Street, War.aw, N. Y.: Women volleyball and •occer. Pbl Tlaeta Kappa 2; Variety Show 2. COUNCIL!.. HERBERT G. (Ag. Eng.); 35 W. Court St.. Wuraavr. N. Y.! Outing Club I; Intramural 2; Tennl 1-2; Ag. Eng. Club 1-2. COUPE. RUTH ANNE (N.Y.) ; 33 Woo,Ban,I Ave.. Port Chester. N. Y.; Student ChrHlian Amnela-lion 2; Outing Club 2. COVAIS, ANNETTE M. (N.E.) ; Burlington Flat . N. Y, Kdrnr !on. COVER, ROBERT S. (Ag. Eng.) ; 25 Ridge Rd.. Ilronxville. N. Y. CRAIG. RODNEY B. (AC. Eng.) ; R. D. 02. Sharon Spring , . Y.: Intramural 1-2; Ag. Eng. Claili 1-2; Outing Club 1-2. CRITTENDEN, MARJORIE A. (S.S.) ; Foil Hill. LeRoy. N. Y.: ILS. Club 1-2; Mixed Choru. 1-2: Select Chora 1-2. CROSS. DAVID H. (Ag. Eng.) ; R. D. 2. Shaion Spring , N. Y.: Bx.krtbill 1: Ag. Eng. Club 1-2; Orange Key 2. CRUDES', SIIAKON K. (F.S.A.J ; 31 Catherine St.. Ilud.on Fall . N. Y.: E.S. Club 1-2; Phi Theta Kappa 1-2; Student Council 1-2; Senior Executive Committee. CULIEN. WAYNE G. (An. lit .): 42 Whitney Street, Weaatberry, N. Y.: Lhremnek Clab 1-2; Outing Club 1-2. CURTIS. CHARI-KEN A. (S.S.) ; Main Street, Ml. Upton, N. Y.: Woii.en'n A. A. 1-2; Newman Club 1-2; Newman Club Seerelary 2- B.S. Club 1-2. DALEY. NANCY E. (N.E.) ; Proto.. Hill ltd.. Cundin, N. Y.: Sluilint Council 2; Net. man Club 1-2; Cheeili-uding 2. DAI.MATA. LAWRENCE 7. (D.T.) ; 96 Saratoga Hlvd.. Gloversville, N. Y.: Soccer 1-2; Ba.eball 1-2; D.T. Club 1-2; D.T. Club V.P. 1. DAI.UY.MPI.K, A. JAMES, (Ag. Eiag.) ; 331 Sing � ing Rd., Ilorsehcad , N. Y. t Ag. Eng. Club 1-2; Track 1-2. Dc BONN IS, RICHARD D. (dm. Ilorl.) ; 51 South St. Poultney, Vt.: Hurt. Club 1-2. DcMARTINI, LAUREN A. (F.S.A.); 34 Cleve- I .uni St., Valhalla, N. Y.: Newman Secretary 1; Newman Treasurer 2; Senior Secretary; K.S. Club Treo.urer 2; W.A.A. 2; Little Tlaeatro I; Outing Cliah 2. DcMUN. MARIE M. (N.E.); Well . N. Y. Lake Pleasant; WSGA 1; Jury I. DERESKY. JANICE A. (S.S.) ; Main Street. Mine-villr. N. Y.: ILS. Club 1-2; Newman Club 1-2; W.A.A. 1.2. DICE, ROBERT S. (Agron.) ; 13 Cyprc St.. Central Blip. N. Y.: Crow Country 1-2; Ride Club )-2; Agronomy Club 12; Outing Club 1-2. DiCOCCO. MARIE P. (S.S.) ; 1910 Avenue B. Schenectady. N. Y.: B.S. Club 1-2; Outing Clab 1-2: Choir I; Newman Club 1-2. DOLAN, DIANE (N.K.) ; R. D. 3. Box 91. WallkilL N. Y.: Outing Club 1-2; Reaidcace Auntant 2. DOXTADER. MICHAEL W. (An. Hut.) ; Box -13. Salisbury, N. Y.: Idvolock Club 1-2; Outing Clab 1-2; ZAP Fraternity 1-2. DOYLE. MARY C. (NE.) ; 120 Franklin St.. OgdeitilMirg, N. Y.: Newman Club 1-2. DUGGAN. CHRISTOPHER (K.S.A.) ; Woodland Valley. N. Y.: Tran it 2; Orange Key 2. DUNN, THOMAS E. (Ag. Bu .) ; South Rd.. Sun. fordvillr, N. Y.; Ag. Bu«. Cluh 1-2; Out.ng Club 1-2. DUNTI.KY. NANCY K. (N.E.) ; Wciport. N. Y.; Hill WhUper I. DWYER. CAROI. K. (K„S.A.) ; 113 W. Oneida Street. 0 wegt� , N. Y.: W.A.A. 1-2; Newman Club 12. RAKIN. DAVID II. (Ag. Bu .) ; 1374 Dean Street. Schenectady. X. Y.: Newapaper 2; Dance coni- mitten 1-2; Ski Club 1-2; Newman Club 1-2; Winter Weekend Committee I. EDWARDS. DIANE I (Acctg.) ; 1203 Makyc RJ.. Syracuse, N. Y.: VOICE Staff I; Little Theatre 1-2; (Itu . manager 2) ; B.S. Club 1-2. ELLSWORTH. PATRICIA M. (K.S.A.) ; Rd 3, Daniel E Saratoga Spring , N. Y.; Outing Club 1-2; Outing Club proa. 2; Student Council 1; WSGA 2; II. A. 2; Hill WhWpcia 1; P.S. Club '2; Mixed Chora . ENOCK. FRED F. (Ag. Bu� .); RD 3. Oaoonta, N. Y.: Outing Club 1-2; Livealock Club 1-2; Intramural Sport 1-2. ENCI.AT, SANDRA A. (N.K.); 21 David Rd.. Latham. N. Y.: W.A.A. 1-2; Newman Club 12; Outing Club 1-2; Auguitan vice preaident 2; Cln tremitter 1-2; Orange Key (vice pr -� .) 2. ENOS. HOLLY S. (N.E.) ; 2312 Truy Rd.. Sehe. ncclady. N. Y.: Outing Club 1-2; Newman Club 1.2: W.A.A. 1-2: Jury 2. FALZARANO, LYNN D. (Acctg.) ; 13 Florence St.. Coblcakill, N. Y.: B.S. dub 1-2. FANCIIER. GERALD E. (Adm.) ; SleautvMei N. Y. FAULKNER, EDWARD C. (Ag. Eng.) ; Box 132. RD !, Waterford, N. Y.: Ag. Eng. Club 1-2. FEATHERS. RICHARD P. (Adm.) ; RD 3, Box 293. Troy, N. V.: Intramural Rowling, baiketball amt football 1-2. FKI.DMANN. ANDREW F. (Ate.) ; 278 Pacific St.. Mattapequa Park. N. Y. • Pre . Wot Hall 2; Football, volleyball, aoftball 1-2; BI.S. Club 1-2. FERRARA. ELAINE (N.E.) ; 751 Oak. Drive. Franklin S«j.. N. Y.t Newman Club 1-2; Mixed Choru 1-2; Alpha Lambda Phi Sorority 1-2; Student Council 2; WSGA Preaident 2. 132 MAI.I.A, KATHAEKN M. (Adat.) : 58 Broad Avenue B, Binghamton, N. Y.: IH-SL Club 2; Orange Key 2; Newman Club 1-2; Alpha Lambda Phi Sorurity 2. FINCH. LEONARD F. (Ada.): Hurt emit ad ltd.. Mlddlcburgh. N. Y. HUMAN. WILLIAM I). (Adm.) ; RD 1, Box 50. CnMnklll, N. Y.: Irtramural basketball I; li.S. . I ,1. 1.2. FITZGERAIJ), MYLES K. (An. Him.) ; RD I. Saratoga, Springs, N. Y.: Crow Country 1; Livestock Chib 2; Intraniurals 2; ZAP 1-2. FITZPATRICK. MAKCAKET A. (F.S.A.) ; 129 River Kd.. Meehanicvillc, N. Y.: F.S. dub 2: Outing Club 1-2; intramural Sports 1-2; W Alt A 1-2; Rifle Club 1; Newman Clnb 1-2; ZAI Court I; Ski Club 1-2. FLANIGAN. I.RSTER C. (Adm.); 16C2 Bradley St., Schenectady, N. Y.: Newman Club 1-2; Intraniurals 1-2; II.S. Club I 2. FLECEL, ALMA L. (An. Hus.); Hanacroix, N. Y.: Women’s Athletics 12. FLEMING. DIANN F. (N.E.) ; 529 Fiuiitcnac Street, Watertown, N. Y.: Chairman open liouac Nursery Ed. 1; Poetry Beading Group 2; Online Club 1. FLETCHER. CARTII E. (A im.) ; Dydcsaan Kd.. Carrnc!, N. Y.t Basketball 1-2; B.S. Club 1-2; Intramural Sports 1-2. FLIPSE. DANIEL A. (Acclg.) ; Main Street, Mid-dlcburgh, N. Y.t B.S. Club 1-2; Bowling 1. FLOOD. SALLY K. (N.Fi.) ; Johnson Rd.. SLnger-lands, N. Y. I Chorus 1; W.A.A. 1-2. FORD. LYNN M. (N.E.) ; Woodier Rd.. Old Spring Harbor, N. Y.: Orange Key 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1-2; Outing Chtb 1-2. FRANCE. MARY LEE (N.E.) ; II Charming Lane. Loudonvillr, N. Y.t Little Theatre ); Outing Club 1. FRANCIS, JAY TURNER (Ag. Bus.) ; Star Route. Allan.out, N. Y. FRANCIS, IL CARY (Adm.); 16 Ontario St.. Honeoyc Falls. N. Y.: B.S. Club 1-2; Rrsrball and Basketball Intuniurala 1-2. FRANCO. DIANA. M. (N.E.) ; 115 Prc.ident Street. Brooklyn, N. Y.: Library Work 2; Outing Club 2. FHASCONE, RICHARD A. (Acetg.) ; R.D. 2, Wor-ceater, N. Y.t B.S. Club 1-2. FREEMAN. CAROL 11. (N.E.) ; 46 Cloverlirld Rd.. Valley Stream, N. Y.: Chorus 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Hill Whispers 2; Jewish Fellowship 1-2. FRIERS, FRANKLIN E. (An. Hus.) ; Fullonrille, N, Y.: Intraniurals; Chorus. FUSEK, SANDRA L. (N.E.) ; 225 Warner Rd.. Syracuse, N. Y. t Phi Theta Kappa 2. GAKOFANO. PATRICIA A. (S.S.); 17 Gilmore Street. Whitehall, N. Y.: B.S. Club 1-2; Now-man Club 1; Sorority 2; Treasurer of WSGA 2. CAKTELMAN. LARRY P. (An. Has.) j R.D. I. CobleskUI. N. Y. GARVEY. JANET J. (N.E.) ; 37 Hill Cmrt Drive, Victor, N. Y.; Residence Assistant 2; WSCA 2; Chorus 2. CENTER. SANFORD C. (Adm.) ; 1355 Ellon Are., Schenectady, N. Y.: Pres. Chens Club 2; Varsity Baseball I; School Paper 2; Student Activities Club 2. CEORCE. JUDITH D. (N.E.): 1.16 Main Sir.. Binghamton, N. Y. GIFFORD. EARL D. (Adm.) ; 21 N. Grand St.. Coblctkill, N. Y.: Intramural Basketball 1; B.S. Club 12. CILLS. HOWARD A. (An. Hus.); K. I). 1. Ar-gyle. N. Y.: Cron Country 1-2; Track 2; Ski Club 1-2. CINSBURG, DANIEL (Aeetg.) ; 1037 Hartman Lane. Far Hoekaway, N. Y. GLAHN. SUSAN J. (F.S.A.) ; 19 Croashlll Rd.. West Hartford, Conn.: F.S. Club 2; Outing Club I. GLYNN. MAUREEN A. (Orn. I lor!.); lltlk.lale. N. Y.: Hurt. Club 1-2. CODANO. NOCHOLAS J. (An. Hus.); 722 F.ast 228 St.. New York, N. Y.: Livestock Club 1-2; Phi Theta Kappa )-2; Orange Key 2. COFF. CHRISTINE PI. (N.E.); Box 113. Piattsville. N. Y.: O.C. 1-2; Newman Club 1. GOLDFARB. RICHARD (Adm.) ; 107 Pincliurat Are-ime, Albany, N. Y.: B.S. Club 1-2; Intramurala 2. GOLDFARB, RONALD (Aeetg.) ; 107 Pinehurst Are., Albany. N. Y. GOLDSTEIN, MARKIANNE (N.E.) ; 4 Park Avenue. Greenvale, N. Y.: Utile llirstrr 1-2; Jewish Fellowship 1-2; Library work 1-2. CRANUZ .O. MADELINE M. (N.E.) ; Walker Court. Qunque, N. Y.: Intramurals 1; Quad Staff 1. GREINERMARY ANN (Adm.); R. D. 3. Gal-way Kd., Hill.ton Spa, N. Y.t Outing Club 1-2; W.A.A. 12. CUAKDIOLA. DELORES J. (F.S.A.); Hoot Rd.. Casporl, N. Y.: Newman Club 1-2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Sorority 1; Sorority Pres. 2; I.F’.S.C. 2; House president 2. GUERIN. MAURICE A. (F.S.A.) ; 46 West Street. Port Henry, N. Y. Gl’RGA. CARY E. (Adm.) ; 20 W.-sl Slate Street, Cloversvtlle, N. Y.t B.S. Club 1-2. IIAJKK. PATTY-JO (F’.S.A.) ; 68 Ranksidc Drive, Centerporl, N. Y.t Chorus 1; Outing Clnb 1-2; F.S. Club 2; W.A.A. 1; WAltA 2; Student Christian Association 2. HAMILTON. GAIL S. (N.E.) j 88 Bay Street. Clcn.fall.. N. Y.: Intraniurals 1.2. llANDELSMAN. TINA P. (N.E.) : 105 Parkview Drive. Bronxville, N. Y.: Jewish F'cllowsblp 1-2; llill Whispers I; Outing Chit. 2. HARRINGTON. LEIGH A. (Ag. Bus.); Cherry Valley, N. Y.: Little Theatre I; Intramurala. HARROW, CYNTHIA (F„S.A.) ; 2 Johnstone .Road, Crest Neck. N. Y.: Sorority 1-2; F.S. Club 2; Jewish F'ellowsl.ip 1-2; Phi Theta Kappa 2. IIAIUIOWAY. VICTORIA (Adm.) ; 35 West Main Street. Rlchmondvllle. N. Y.: B.S. Club 1-2; llill Whispers 2. IIARTIGAN. WILLIAM C. (Adm.) ; New Lebanon Center. N. Y.: ZAP Fraternity 1-2; B.S. Club 2; later fraternity-sorority Council 1. IIASBROUCK. SEVKRYN J. (Ag. Eng.) ; Box 207. Hurley, N. Y.: Ag. Eng. Club 1-2. HAUSER, PAULA M. (N.E.) ; -102 Warren Arc-nur. Kenmore, N. Y.: Outing Club 1-2. HAVENS. Konkov 1.. (Adm.); 35 Maple Street. Walton. N. Y.: Canterbury Club 1-2; President Canterbury Club 2; B.S. Club 1-2; Orange Key 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1-2. IIAYES, CAROL E. (F.S.A.); R. D. 1. St. Johasville, N. Y.: Outing Club 2; F.S. Club 2. HAYES. THOMAS J. (Adm.) ; 6 Ormond Street. Glensfalls. N. Y.: Baseball 1-2; B.S. Club 1-2. HEAD. WILLIAM J. (Agron.) ; Main Street. Chemung, N. Y.: Agron. Club 1-2; Cross Country 1-2; Track 1-2; Orange Key 2; Outing Club 1-2; Outing Club treasurer 2. HECKMAN, LEONA C. (N.E.); 56 Filth Ave. nue Saratoga Springs. N. Y.: WSGA 2; Zap. pette; Counsellor at Augustan. HENDERSON, ELIJAH J. (An. Hu..); R. D. 2. Middleburgh, N. Y.: Newman Club 1-2; Ouliag Club 1-2; Quad Staff 1; Cross Country co-capUin; Track, llill Whispers. Rifle Tram; ZAP F’rater. nily IIENNKL, DOUGLAS J. (Orn. Host.) ; 1655 Van-Cortland Street, Schenectady, N. Y.: Ilort Club 1-2. HILL. SANDRA J. (F.S.A.); 7131 Ballard ltd.. Cancuvooft. N. Y.: F’.S. dub 2. HOETZER, WILLIAM K. (Adm.) ; II. D. 2. Sharon Springs. N. Y. HOLM. STANLEY. E. (An. llus.); 2747 Academy Street, Oceanside. N. Y.: T.G. F’raternlly 1-2. HOLMES. GEORGE F.. (An. Hus.) ; R. I� 2 8A. Hudson, N. Y.: Intramurals 1-2; Ski Club 1-2; Outing Club 1-2; Agron. Club 1. HOLT. LESLIE !L. JR. (Adm.) : 67 N. Lark Street, Albany 10. N. Y.: Orange Key 2; VOICE Stall 1-2; Hl!l Whispers 2; Quad 2; Student Council 2; ZAP Fraternity 1-2; ZAP Chaplain 2; Senior Executive Committee. HORAN. SUSAN (N.E.) ; Richfield Springs. N. Y.t Quad 1-2; WiMien't Intramurals 1-2. HORNE. SONJA E. (N.E.) ; 44 Crccnsille Rd.. Kalonah, N. Y. HORNING. ANDREA J. (N.E.) ; 555 Lyon St.. Elmira, N. Y.: Select Choir 1; Student Council 1-2; Girls Glee Club 1-2; Orange Key 2; Resident Asristant 2; VOICE editor 2; WSGA 2. HOWE. PATTIF. A. (S.S.) ; Sawmill Rd.. Sharon Springs, N. Y.: Newman Club I; ll.S. Club 1-2; Clteerleading 2. HOYT. GERALD F. (D.T.); R. D. 3. Cato. N. Y.: Student Council 1-2; ZAP Fraternity 1-2; Chorus 1; D.T. Club 1-2. HUBBARD. PAMELA J. (S.S.) ; 297 E. Chester R l.t New Rochelle. N. Y.t ll.S. Club 1.2; In-trnmurala I; Outing Club I. IOVINELLA. ANDREA A. (N.E.) ; 230 Park Place. Schenectady, N. Y.: Outing Club 1-2; Newman Club 2. JACKSON. DAVID M. (An. llua.) ; R. D. 3. Cooperslown. N. Y. s An. Hut. Club 1-2. JOHNSON. CARY L. (An. llus.) ; Carratlaville, N. Y.! Intramural Basketball, Bowling 1-2; Live-stock Club 12. JOHNSON. RUTH E. (Aeetg.) ; Cedar llill. Selkirk. N. Y.: B.S. Club 1-2. JOHNSON. VIRGINIA It. (F.S.A.) : 37 West Main Si.. Hr sjilalhin. N. Y.: Dorm V. Pres. I; F.S. Club 2; Vised Chorus 1-2; Intramural Sports 1-2; Student Christian Association 2. JONES. LINDA K. (N.E.) ; 18 Crandvicw Terrace, Coblcskill, N. Y. JONES. ROBERT A. (An. llua.) ; 34 Second Street, Pcquannoek, N. J.: Livestock Club 1-2: Utile Theatre 1-2; Phi Theda Kappa 1-2. JOY. EDWARD S. (Agron.); Medusa. N. Y.: Agron. Club 1-2. K AIDING. RONNIE C. (N.E.) ; 102 Aubrey Avenue, Knonvillr, N. Y.: Jury 2; Sorority 2; Intramurals 1. KALI-KTTA. JAMES F. (Adm.) ; 76 07 270 Street. New Hyde Path. N. Y.: T.G. Fraternity 1-2; Orange Key 2: B.S. Club 1-2. KANE. JOHN R. (F.S.A.); -32 Bailey Avenue, Latham, N. Y. KAPPI.F.R. JOHN A. (Aeetg.) ; S2 Owainsa Drive, Rochester, N. Y.t B.S. Club 1-2; Newman Club 1-2; Chorus I; Orange Key (Pres.) 2; Student Council 2; Varsity llasketUII, Manager 2. KARSCH. PAULA A. (N.E.) ; R. D. 1. Middle-burgh. N. Y.: Zuppette. Soltball. Volleyball, Field Hockey. KELLER. HILDA L. (S.S.) ; Norton Rd.. Vemou Center. N. Y.: B.S. Club 1-2; Intramurals 1. KENNER SON. LEO I. (Adm.) ; 165 Hedgrgarth Drive, Rochester, N. Y.: Wrst Hall Vice Pro!-dent 2; B.S. Club 12; Football. Softball, Banket, ball I 2. KIBURZ. MATILDA C. (Adm.) ; Star Route. Mid-rlleburgli, N. Y.: Quad 2. KINC. MARY ELIZABETH (S.S.) ; Carlisle Rd.. Canajoharie, N. Y. s Orchestra 1-2; Chorus 1-2; Hill Whispers 12; Newman Club 1-2; Variety Show 1; VOICE Staff 2. KINC. MARY JUDITH (F’.S.A.) ; 206 Madison Street. Waterside. N. Y. KI.EEMAN. PETER D. (Agron.) ; R. D. §2. Wall-kill. N. Y.t Agron. Club 12; Outiog Club 1-2; Newman Club 1-2. KNAPP, HELEN E. (F.S.A.): 94 Spring Street. W'averly, N. Y.: Residence Assistant 2; Oicrtlead-ing 2; Outing Club 1-2; F.S. Club 1-2. KNAPP. IRAN A. (N.E.) { 77 Aragon Avenue. Rochester, N. Y.t llill Whisper. 12; Variety Show 1-2; Exchange Editor 2. KNISKEKN, BRUCE D. (Adm.) ; 1 Quarry Street. CobleskUI. N. Y.: B.S. Club 12: Little Theatre 1-2; llill WlirsjH-rn 1; Intramural Sport 1-2. KNISKEKN, CARY I). (Aeetg.); II East 8th Avenue. Cloversville. N. Y.: Chorus; Hill Whispers 1-2; Editor llill Whispers 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1-2; Student Council I; Residence Assistant 2; Vice Pres. Phi'Thrta Kappa 2. KNOTHE. BARBARA R. (N.E.) ; 116 West Suffalo St.. Warsaw. N. Y.: W.A.A. 1-2; Sorority 1-2; Outing Club 1-2: l.lltle Theatre I; Cheerlrading 2. KOENIC. SUSAN M. (Orn. Ilort.) ; 8130 Tonawanda Kreek Rd.. East Amherst, N. Y.t Ilort. Club 1-2. KOEPP. BAH BARA I.. (F.S.A.); Lebanon Springs. N. Y.t F’.S. Club 2; Outing Club 1-2. KOI.TS, JAMES R. (Adm.) : 36 Elm St.. Coblcskill. N. Y.; n.S. Club 1-2; llill Whispers; Phi Theta Kappa; Intramural softball. basketball. KORTZ. ELLEN J. (Orn. Ilort.) ; 37 Lincoln Avenue, Cohoen. N. Y.t Ilort. Club 1-2; Ski Club 1-2. KRAUSSE, ELIZABETH K. (N.E.) ; lolinoon Kd., Sllngorland . N. Y.t W.A.A. I. KRYSTOFIK, JUDITH R. (N.E.) ; 1692 VanYran-ken Ave., Schenectady, N. Y.t B.S. Club I. 133 KUTSCIIEK, SUSAN C. (N.K.) : ' 8 Creme St.. CaDkill, N. Y.; Women . VollcylK.ll. WSCA. Variety Sim 2. LAGUEUX. ELIZABETH A. 4 Adm.) ; WuudUunine Ril„ Craham.villi-. N. Y.: H.S. Club 1-2. I.AWLOK, TI'.ltKI ANNE (K.S.A.) ; South Sell... (lack, N. Y : F.S. Club I: Rifle Club 1-2; Outing Club 1.2; Slci Club 1-2: Newman Club 1.2; Residence Auirtkiut 2; WSCA 2j W.A.A, 1-2; Intramural. 2. I.EACH. DANIKI. I . (Adm.) ; 7 Wet Stole Street. Ghvmvillii, N. Y. t T.C. Eraternily 1-2; Intro-mural Spurt 1-2; R.S. Cl.ib 1-2. l.EARCII, IIODEIIT I.. (AccIr.) ; 18 CayuRo Drive. Iluixrlir.nl , N. Y.: H.S. Club 1-2; Residence A-.tiist.iiti 2; Intramural I. I.EIIlEltr. JOHN K. (Aiim.); 1668 Western Avenue, Albany, N. Y.: I’rra. Cl«« 2; T.C. Fra- ternity 1-2; V.P. Student Council 2; Inter fraternity sorority Council (V.P.) ; B.S. Club 12. I.EIEBR. JANET P. (N.E.) ; MI-67 list Avenue, Hushing. N. Y.: Sorority 1-2; Online Club 1-2. l-KONAKD. CARY R. (Orn. lloil.) ; 21 locust Pork, Albany. N. Y. LEWIS. ZKNOBIA H. (A.bn.) ; 23 N. Jay Street. Sclteneclnrly, N. Y.: Hill Whispers J.2; H.S. Club 1.2; WSCA 2; Student Council 2; Variety Show 1.2. I.INDCKKN. DONNA A. (N.K.) ; H. D. 1. Burl • isgton Hots, N. Y. I.IPMAN. FEFKRKY A. (Agron.) ; 8 Edgebrook BiJ., New Brunswick, N. J. LIPSCOMB, CI.IEKOHD N. (AccIr.) ; 73 N. Swon Si.. Albany. N. Y.: Student Council 1-2: Pres. Student Council 2; Varsity Basketball I; OronRe Key 2; Student Faculty Association 2. LOTT. CKOUCK V. (An. Ilus.); It. I� . Box 118. Chenango, N. Y.: ZAP Eraternily 1-2; Intra- tnural.s 1-2; Phi Theta Kappa 2. LOU ISON, MICHAEL (AccIr.) ; 52 VouDyke Avenue, Amsterdam, N. Y.: U.S. Club 1-2; Newman Club 2; Varsity Coll 1-2. I.YNAL'CH, HICIIARD J. (An. Ilus.); It. I). 2. Johnstown. N. Y. LYON. PAMELA A. (N.K.) ; 20 Miner Avenue. Camden, N. Y.: Outing Club 1-2. MACK IN, THOMAS R. (D.T.) ; 71-15 72 Place. Clerulab. N. Y.: lutrarmil.il ll-mliiig 1-2; D.T. Club 1-2. MADAY, THOMAS A. (Arlm.) ; 110 Nassau Drive, Albertson, N. Y.: ll.S. Club 1-2; Pres. H.S. Club 2; T.C. Eraternily 1-2; Intramural Soft ball 1-2; Cross Country 1-2. MAI.ASPINA. MARGARET (S.S.) ; Box 135. Sloans-ville, N. Y. Central Bridge s Orchcatra 1 2; Chorus 1-2; Select Choir 1-2; VOICE Staff 2. MANKE. RALPH V. (An. Ilus.) ; 28 Terrace Ave. Iiue. Staten Islam! 9. N. Y. MARACNO. ANTHONY J. (Acctg.); II Pearl Si.. Gloversvillc, N. Y.t B.S. Club 12; Varsity Coif I; T.C. Eraternily I 2; T.C. Ill.tnrion 2.- MARTIN. DINO M. (Acctg.) ; Box 7, Howe Cave. N. Y. : Out lug Club 1-2; VOICE Staff 1-2; H.S. Club 1-2; I n I nun it rain 1. MARTIN. II. RUSSELL (An. Ilus.); R. I). 1. Maryland, N. Y.: Livestock Club 1-2. MARTIN. MERRILY C. (K.S.A.) ; ISO Main Street. AlUmonl, N. Y.: K.S. Club 2. MARTIN. PETER b. (Agron.) ; It. I). |, Ely Creek, N. Y., Cooperalown: Agron. Club 1-2; Phi Theta Kappa 2. MARTINI. CAROLYN I- (S.S.) ; 1120 Eiton Ave-nue. Schenectady, N. Y.: B.S. Club 12; ll.S. Club Secretary 2; Outing Club 12; PM Theta Kappa 2; Class Secretary 1. MARUSIC. LINDA A. (N.E.) ; It. I). 1. llerki-liter. N. Y.t Chorus I; Student Christian Association 2; WSCA 2. MATTHEWS. JOAN E. (N.K.) ; 129 Melrose Street. Schenectady. N. Y. McAULIFFE. EDWARD M. (An. Ilus.) ; K. D. 2. Syracuse 15. N. Y. McAULIFFE. CERALD I). (Orn. Ilort.); 1216 Dormont Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Dance Band 1-2; Hurt Club I: Orange Key 2. McCAFFERTY, MICHAEL I . (Adm.); 73 St. Stephen Plaee, Staten Island, N. Y. McCARTHY. MARLENE j. (N.E.) ; 676 Jennlng Ave., West Hempstead, N. Y. MrC.AIl VIII.K, DANIEL I). (K.S.A.) ; II Norwood St.. Albany 3, N. Y.: K.S. Club 2; Intramural Volleyball 1-2. MeCl.AlN, TOM E. (An. Ilus.) ; 203 Dniliogtoo ltd.. Braver Fall . Pa. s T.C. Eraternily 1-2; Studi-nl Council I; C!n� . President I ; Orange Key 2; Ciuiterliiiry- Club 1; Intramural Tennis I; Pill Theta Kappa 2; SISCA I. M. CONNELL. CERALD D. (Acctg.); 6 Randall Ave.. Norwich. N. Y.: B.S. Club 1-2. McCI-KLLAND. ION I). (Adm.); Thatcher Pud ltd.. Vootliei-ovllle, N. Y.: H.S. Club 1-2; Ham-ball. Basketball 1-2. McCUMBKK. NANCY i:. (N.K.) ; It. I� . 2. Una- dilla, N. Y. McCANN, CARY l� . (An. III! .); Hampton. N. Y.: Wrrxlling ); An, Ilus. Club 1-2. McCHATII. JUDITH E. (N.E.) ; 2063 Jackson Arc.. Sealord. N. Y.: Residence Assistant 2; WSCA. Social Chairman; Variety Show. Basketball, Soccer; Freshman Orientation Committee; Cltnru . MelNTYHK. PAUL J. (An. Ilus.) ; B HuHl Ave- nue, Haliston bake, N. Y. McPARTI.AN. JULIE A. (N.K.) ; Main Street. Cherry Creek, N. Y.: Newman Club I; Variety Show 2. MKKEBL. VIRGINIA L. (S.S.); Wasl.ii.eioi. Sir.. Lodi, N. Y.t Mixed Chorus ); Orange Key 2; SIS 2; Christian Science Organisation 1-2; Pres. Christian Seicnre Org anlulimt 2. MERCADO, DORIS E. (N.K.) ; Rl. R2. Aacram. N. Y. s Jewish Kellovndiip 1-2; Checrlrading 2; VOICE SlaK 2. MERCHANT, JANET (N.K.) ; K. I). 2. Coodr St. Ballstun Spa, N. Y.: W.A.A. 1-2; Sorority 1. MERRICK. WILLIAM I. (Ag. Eng.) ; RFD I. Am i,h i. N. Y.: Ag. Eng. Club 1-2; Dance Baud I. MILLER, KI.OYD II. (Adm.) ; HD Athena. N. Y. MII.I.S. JAMES P.. JR. (Adm.); K. I). 1. Cal-way. N. Y.: B.S. Club 1-2; Outing Club 2; Intrant ii rols. MOSES. RITA S. (N.K.) ; 61 Brrkman Place. Rochester, N. Y.t Sorority I; Jewish Fellowship 1-2; Little Theatre 1. MOSSMAN. CLAUDIA P. (Adm.) : Box 261. Phil-munt. N. Y.: Intramural 1-2. MKI.VEY. EUGENE S. (An. Ilu .) ; 9 Circle Drive. K. D. 1, Troy, N. Y.t ZAP Fraternity 12; Newman Club 12; VOICE Stall 2; Live- ■toek Club 1-2; Hill Whispers 2. MUKPIIY, KATHLEEN K. (N.E.) ; RD Delhi. N. Y.: Orchestra 1-2; Dance Band 1-2. MUSSON. LUCY J. (N.K.) ; Cllbciuvlllc. N. Y.: Augustan S u-lal Chairman. NEUI.S. KATHLEEN I.. (N.K.) ; 3 Oak St.. Rock ville Centre, N. Y.: Chorus 2. NICIIOL. JOHN R. (Orn. Hurt.) ; 18 Clark Ave. nue, Amsterdam, N. Y. NILES. DONALD H. (Ag. Eng.) ; Whltcereek, N. Y.. Huo ick Fall . N. Y.; Ag. Eng. Club 1-2; Pros. Ag. Eng. Club 2; Orange Key 2; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Residence Assist an: 2; Hum-ball. Soccer. Volleyball. Basketball 12; Stu ■lent Council I. NOYES. DAVID R. (Adm.); 91 E. State St.. Gloversvillc, N. Y.: B.S. Club 1-2; Intramural Sport . OARE. PHYLLIS A. (Aectg.) ; 68 Second St.. Clovrntrllle. N. Y.: R.S. Club 1-2; W.A.A. 1-2; Women' Athletic and Recreation Council; Women Varsity Basketball. ODAK. PERRY It. (An. Ilu .) ; R. I). 1. Red Hook. N. Y.: Basketball, Football Intramural 1-2; ZAP Fraternity 1-2; Phi TJieta Kappa 2. OLSEN, ANDREW (Acctg.) ; Englrville Hd.. Sharon Spring , N. Y. OMI.AND, PER ANDRE (Agron.) ; 25 Ml. View Avenue, Staten Island, N. Y.t Agron. Club 12; Prc . 2; T.C. Fraternity 1-2; VOICE Staff 2. O’REILLY. SHEILA II. (S.S.) ; K. I� . 2. Nor wich. N. Y.t B.S. Club 12; W.A.A. 1-2. 0RTI.IEB. JAMES M. (F.S.A.) ; W South Sib Avenue, llion. N. Y. OSTRANDER. DENNIS L. (Adm.): 277 Hunt Road. Jamrstosm, N. Y. OSTRANDER. FRANK A. (An.llu .) ; RFD 1 Sloans-ville. N. Y.; Livestock Club 1-2; Chorus 1-2; Select chorus 1. PACKER. MOLLY F. (N.E.) : 26 llixby St. Bnln-hridge, N.Y.: WSCA I; Phi Theta Kappa 2; Orange Key 2; Intramural I. PADK. OTTO I- (Adm.) ; Box 383 Middleburgh. N. V.: B.S. Club 12; VOICE 2; Intramural . PALMER. STUART B. (Orn. Hurl.); 10 Woolard Ave.. Albany 5. N. Y. PALMQUIST, JULIA A. (N.K.) ; South Quale lame, Hyde Park, N.Y.: Ski Club 1-2; Outing Club 1-2; Little Theatre 1: Intramural softball basketball, volleyball, badminton, bowling 1. PARDI, JOHN B. (F.S.A.) ; 2531 First Avenue. Svbem itady, N. Y. PARENT. WILLIAM N. R (An. Hus.) RD 3. Greenwich. N. Y.t ZAP Fraternity 1-2; Livestock Club 12. PARRISH. JAMES II. (Ag. Eng.) ; RD 2 Holcomb. N. Y. PATHIC.K. PATRICIA A. (S.S.) ; 47 South Street. Edmeston. N. Y.; R.S. Club 2; Oiling Club 2. PATTI. ANN il (NE) ; 230 Willowercnt Drive. Rochester, N. Y. PAUL. LAWRENCE (Adm.) ; 21-11 Central Parkway. Schenectady, N. Y.: B.S. Club 1-2; Jewish Fellowship 1-2; Intramural I; Tennis 1-2. PEASE. JAKEN M. (Orn. Ilort.) ; 329� Kusb-Men-don Rd.. Iloncoyc Fall . N. Y.: Ilort. Club 12: Little Theatre 2; CSA 2; Sorority 2. PEZZUI.O, JAMES J. (Adtr..) : 5 Abbott St.. Rochester, N. Y.t Itaseball, football, volleyball 1-2; B.S. Club 1-2; T.C. Fraternity 2. PFLKCER, CFORCE W. (An. Ilu .) ; 701 Hudson Avenue, Secaueut, N J.: Little Theatre 2; Livestock Club 1-2. PHILLIPS, SUSAN C. (N.K.) ; Box 292. RD 2. Allamont, N. Y.: Newman Club 1; Little Theatre 12. PIERCE, BONNIE E. (N.E.) ; Main St.. Bouckville. N. Y.: VOICE Stall 1-2; Student Council 2. PICLIAVKNTO. ROBERT L. (Orn. Ilort.) ; 131 Lydiu St. Schenectady. N. Y.: Ilort Club 1-2: Treasurer Ilort Club 2. PRINCER. II.ENE (N.E.) ; II Joslcn Place. Hudson. N. Y.: Oiling club 1-2; Quad 1; Jewish Fellow-•hip 1. PROUTY, JOHN II.. Ill (D.T.) ; P,D 2. Granville, N. Y.: ZAP Fraternity 1-2. PROVOST. KAREN I. (N.E.) ; 22 Frank St.. Schenectady, N. Y.: Cirls Choir 1-2; Hill Whin-President 2; WSCA 2. PURCELL. JEAN A. (N.E.) ; 10 Vista Rd.. Trny. N. Y.s VOICE Staff 1-2. PUTNEY. I.KNARI) W. (An. Ilu� .) ; S. Kortrigl.l. N. Y. Hobart KECESSO, ARTHUR J. (Adm.) ; IS Steelo Ave.. Gloversvillc, N. Y.t Orange Key 2; B.S. Club 1-2; Student Council 1; Intramural 1-2; Wrestling 1-2; Residence Assistant 2. RKINIC. KATHY L. (N.E.) ; RD 2 Sacandngc Rd.. Seotio 2. N. Y. REYNOLDS, ELIZABETH K. (N.K.) ; 19 Maple Avenue, Slingerlands, N. Y. RICH. MICHAEL C. (Orn. Ilort.) ; 10 Sweeney St.. Amsterdam, N. Y.: Ilort. Club 1-2; Cl.oius 2. RICHARDS, LYNN M. (N.K.) ; 12 Delaware St. Conps-rstown, N. Y.: llill Whispers, VOICE Staff. WSCA. RICKARD. PATRICIA F. (Acctg.) ; Box 109. Howe Cave. N. Y.t VOICE Staff 2; B.S. Club 1-2: Phi Theta Kappa 1-2. ROBBINS. LINDA E. (N.E.) : HD 2, Schoharie. N.Y.: Phi Theta Kappa 1-2; Secretary, WSCA 2. R0BICKA1ID. DONNA M. (F.S.A.) ; 38 Pine St.. Hudson Kails, N. Y.: Inter-fraternlty sororlty Council 2; Newman Club, Cheerleadlrg 2; F.S. Club, Sorority 1-2. ROGERS. EDWARD C. (Ac. Eng.) ; 1 Kingsley Avenue, Staten Island. N. Y.t Ag. Eng. Club 1-2. RONICK, ALFRED F. (An. Ilu .); 3016 Terrace Rd., WanUgb, N. Y.: Livestock Club 2. ROTH FUSS, EDWIN F. (An. llsis.) : RD 3 Clapper Hollow, Jefferson. N. Y. HOWE, HENRY C. (Ag. Eng.) ; RD 3 Cortland, per 1; Select choir 1; Variety Show 1-2; House N. Y.: Phi Theta Kappa 1-2. ROWLAND. JUDITH L. (N.E.) ; RD 2 Box 16JA. Troy. N. Y. 134 ROWLEY, JANK V. (N.K.) ; 121 W«l Avenue, Mil-ion, N. Y. KUDIN. STEPHEN L. (Ag. Bu� .) : 16 Cordon Place. Scaiadalc. N Y. KUDDKI.I,, NANCIE J. (N.K.) ; Wild. Tree Hoad, W'oodvtoek, N. Y.: Outing club 1-2. RUNDLE, JAMES (Adm.) ; RD 1. Box 53, King.-ion, N. Y.: Intramural. 1-2; Talent show 1-2; B.S. Club 1-2. KYAN. ADELAIDE. (N.K.) ; 210 Miichdl Si.. Lhae.v. N. Y. KYAN. MARY P. (N.E.) ; 20 Unwell Si.. Conan-daigua, N. Y. SACKS, DAVID I,. (A lm.) ; Bay Avenue, Eut Quoi|uc, N. Y. SADI.ER, THEODORE. K. (Orn. Hon.) ; 108 Ken-wood R 1., River Edge, N. J. SALVINO. RICHARD M. (Ailin.) ; 1118 Noll Si., Schenectady, N. Y.: Intramural 1-2; ll.S. Club 1-2; Newman Club 1-2; Outini: Club 1-2. SALVING. SHARON A. (S.S.) : 16 W'oodcrcst Drive. Semin, N. Y.: WSCA 1; Sdeei eho.r I; B.S. Club 1-3. SAMKK. FRANCES K. (On.. Hurt.) ; RD 1, Johns lown, N. Y.i Jury 2; llort Club 1-2; See. Hurt. Club 2; Sororily 1-2; Orange Key 2. SAWCIIUK. DAREN J. (S.S.) ; 3149 Belmont Avenue, Vestal, N. Y.t Online club 1-2; B.S. Club 1-2. SC1IANZ. JOHN C. (Orn. Hon.) ; 27 Mile Standi )-. Diive, Schenectady, N. Y. SCIIIED, SANDRA J. (N.E.) ; 1580 Ml. Hope Ave-nuc, Rocliesler, N. Y.: Newman Club 1-2; Lillie Theatre 1; Winter Weekend Committee 1. SCHLOTK. RICHARD A. (Acclg.) ; Riveisldc Drive. Fultonvillc, N. Y.: Inlrnmiiral 1; llill Whisper 2; Seleel Choir 1-2; B.S. Club 1-2; Orange Key 2; Phi Theta Kappa 1-2. SCIILOT .HAUKR. MARGARET (N.K.) ; 3116 N. McKinley Rd., Palatine Bridge, N. Y. Canajoliiric: Pltl Theta Kappa 2. SCIIMALZBAUER. RICHARD (Aectg.) ; 49 Hcbciton Rd., Rochester, N. Y.: TC Fralcrnily 12. SCHMITT. DONNA J. (F.S.A.) ; 1U RaymonJ Street. Rockville Centre, N. Y.: Outini: Club 1-2; F.S. Club 2; Sororily 1-2. SCOFIELD, JOHN (Ag. Bus.) ; Kinderhook. N. Y. s ZAP Fralcrnily 1-2; Foot Steward 1; llort club 1-2. SKI.LKCK. AUDREY A. (Orn. Hon.) ; IIDF2. Schoharie, N. Y.: Hurl. Club 1-2. SHAFER. RICHARD R. (An. Hua.) ; RD 2, Box 559. New Pain. N. Y.: Livestock Club 1-2. SHAW. KENNETH S. (Agron.) ; 43 Steven Rd.. Mellon, N. Y.: Apron. Club 1-2; Lillie Theatre I; Chorus 1. SHF.RMAN. RONALD J. (An.llus.) ; P.O. Box 301. Chatham. N. Y. SHCI.TES. ROBERT I.. (An. Hu .); Spore Rd.. Delnur, N. Y. SIECI.E. RICHARD L. (Orn. Hoil.) : RDFS. Am-sterdam, N. Y.: Ilorl. Club 1-2. SIMTSON. HENRY J. (An. Hus.) ; 50-11 160 Si.. Flushing. N. Y.: Soccer 1-2; Track 1-2: Lire, •lock Club 1; Rifle Club 1; Soceer Manager 2: VOICE Staff 1-2. SKARZYNSKI. ROBERT T. (Adm.) : 2 Milton Ave.. Amsterdam. N. Y. SLATE. BERNARD (Adm.); Ri. 1. Alexandria Bay. N. Y. SLATER. VERONICA A. (N.E.) ; 78 35 f.l Street. Glendale. N. Y.: Jury; WSGA counselor: Cirls volleyball, occcr. SMAI.T.1NG, JAMES n. (Ao.lluv.) ; 1320 Thompson Drive, Bay Shore. N. Y.: Jarr band 1-2; Live, stock club 1-2; Orange Key 2; llill Whispers 2. SMITH. MARY JANE. (Adm.) ; 21 Wilson Avenue. Amsterdam, N. Y. SMITH. PATRICIA L. (N.F..) ; 203 Ransom Avenue. Sherrill. N. Y.: W.A.A. 12; Pres. W.A.A. 2: WSCA 2; Intramural Sport 1-2; House President 2. SMITH. ROBERT C. (An.llus.) ; Box 201. Dolge-vllle. N. Y.: Livestock Club 1-2. SMITH, WILLIAM N. (D.T.) ; Box 131. Tmxton. N. Y.: Pres. D.T. Club 2; Soccer 1-2; Outing Club 1.2 SNYDER, FLOYD D. JR. (An.llus.) ; 4125 Harrington Rd., Lockport, N. S'.: Livestock Club 1-2; Soccer 1-2; Manager 2. SOSSEI, DORIS E. (Adm.) ; 57 Quarry St.. Cob-lesklll. N. Y. SOSSEI, WILLIAM C. (Adm.) ; 57 Quarry Si., Cubleskill. N. Y. SPATTO. NATALIE (N.E.) ; Dayton Rd.. Rcniscn. N. Y.: Variety show 2. STEINER, LARRY R. (An.llus.); RD 3, Oocontu. N. Y. c o Carlton Georgia: Pitt Theta Kappa 2; An. Ilu . Club 1-2. STETSON. RUTH II. (N.E.) ; 771 Cothan St.. Watertown, N. Y. STEVENS, JOANNE G. (N.K.) ; Meadow Lane. Brewster, N. Y.: Intramural volleyball 1; Sorority 12; Phi Theta Kappa 1-2; Outing Club 12. STEWARD. JAMES G. (Agron.) ; RD 4, Amsterdam. N. Y.: Agron. Club 1-2. SUTHERLAND. CARY C. (Ag.F.ng.) ; Box 951. Tillton, N. Y.: Ag. Eng. Club 1-2; Livestock Club 12. SWEENEY. JAMES L. (Agron.) ; 2152 VanVranken Ave., Schenectady, N. Y'.: Intramural 1-2; Little Theatre 1—Vice Pit . 2; Mixed Choru 1; Agron. Club 1-2. SWENSON. MARY A. (N.F..) ; 21 Lincoln Ave.. Amsterdam, N. Y.: Grange Key 2. TACCART, NANCY R. (S.S.) ; 1747 West Bloomfield ltd., Iloncoye Falls, N. Y. TAI.I.ON, BRUCE C. (Acclg.) : 6 Spaulding Arc-nue. Malone. N. Y.: Pret. ZAP Fraternity 2: IFSC, proa.; Grange Key 2; B.S. Club 1-2; Intramural 1-2; Baseball 1; Basketball 1-2. TERRY. MICHAEL A. (Adm.) ; 427 South Titus Ave.. tlharn, N. Y.: Baseball, Wrestling 1-2. THOMPSON. EDWARD A. (Ag.Bus.) ; RD 1, Bed Hook. N. Y. TICE. JOHN R. (F.S.A.) ; Main Street. Windham, N. Y : Student Council 1-2; Coif 1-2; Bowling 1-2; Intramural 1-2; Cross country 1-2; Rifle Club 1-2; Orange Key 2; F.S. Club 2. TOBACK. HARRIET E. (N.K.) ; 18 Ea.t Clenwood Drive, Latham, N. Y.t Jewish Fellowship 1-2; Sororily 2. TOBIN. BARBARA J. (S.S.) : 19 Wicker Street. Tieonderoga. N. Y.: VOICE Staff 1-2; Orange Key 2; B.S. Club 1-2. TOLVK. MARY A. (N.K.) ; 395 Sterling Ave., Manseioneck. N. Y.: Jury I; Outing Club 1; Little Theatre 1; W.A.A. 1. TOWNSEND. SYBIL J. (N.E.) ; 25 Harwood Rd.. Speneeiporl, N.Y. TREVITHICK. JAMES E. (An.llus.) ; 13 3 Allen Ave., Oceanside, N. Y.: Orange Key 2; T.C. Fraternity 1-2; Soccer 1-2; Baseball 1. TKITTKN, CAROL A. (F.S.A.); 178 Pail Rd.. New Hartford, N. Y.: Outing Club 1-2; Orange Key 2; F.S. Club 2. TRUAX. EARNEST W. (Adm.) ; Box 271, DeWilt. N. Y.: B.S. dub 1-2; Newman Club 1-2; Football 1-2; Wrestling 1. VACELINE, ROBERT C. (Ag.Fng.) ; RDF.1 Camp-bell Rd., Schenectady, N. Y.: Ag.F.ng. Club 1.2; Livestock Club 1. VanRUKKN. CHARLES C. (D.T.) ; Box 135. Best Rd., Fast Greenhush, N. Y’. Albany: ZAP Fraternity 12; D.T. Club (See.) 1-2. VanNOSTRAND. ARCHIE K. (An.llus.) ; KD 2. Msyfield. N. Y.: Intramural 1-2. VnnPATTF.N. SUE C. (Adm.) ; 122 Moyer St.. Cansjoharie. N. Y.: Sorority 1-2; B.S. dub 1-2. Var.VI.F.KT. RODNEY D. (Agron.); Highland Rd.. Ovid. N. Y.: Agrop. Club 1-2. VanVOORlIIS. BYRON R. (D.T.) ; Box 318. RD S. Kingston, N. Y.: D.T. dub 1-2; Intramural basketball, bawling I. VAUGHN, MARCIA (S.S.) ; 71 Maplewood Avenue, Speneeiporl. N. Y.: Select Chorus 1-2; Choru 1-2; Little Theatre 1-2; W.A.A. 1-2. VEDDEK. HERBERT K. (An.Hirs.) ; RD 2. Peaceable St. Ballston Spa, N. Y.: Residence Assistant 2; Basketball 1-2; Track 1-2; Hill Whispers 1-2; Livestock dub 1-2; Outing Club 2. VINCENT. BONNIE I.. (S.S.) ; 3172 Creenway Road. Ciond Island, N. Y.: B.S. Club 1-2; Outing dnb 1; Intramurals 2. VINCENT. SUSAN M. (N.E.) ; 1591 Wcstcott Ave nue. Aiders, N. Y.: Intramural 2; Chorus 2. VOCEI., KARL J. (Agron.) ; RD I. Hyudtville. N. Y.: Agron. Club 1-2; Outing club 1-2. VOSBURGII. JACQUELYN (S.S.) ; 707 South Perry St.. Hohnstown. N.Y.: B.S. Club 1-2; Outing Club 1-2; Little Theatre 1-2. VROMAN. WILLIAM J. (An.llus.) ; 112 Prospect St., Sehnlixrie, N. Y.: Cross Country. Wrestling. WAGGONER, BARRY L. (Adm.) : 56 Clenwood Blvd., Hudson, N. Y.: B.S. Club 1-2; Bowling 1. WARNER. CEORCE S. (Acclg.); Lawycravillc. N. Y.: Cross Country 1-2; Orange Key 2; Basketball and Track 1-2. WARNER, JAMES D. (Adm.); 21 Union St.. Cob-leskill, N. Y.t B.S. Club 1-2 WATERMAN. DAVID E. (Agron); RDF I. Nichols. N.Y.: T.C. Fraternity; Rifle Club ,1-2. WATERS, BRIAN (An. Hus.) ; -105 Furman St.. Schenectady, N. Y.t Otange Key 2; Livestock Club 1-2; SIS. 2; T.C. Fraternity 12; Student Council 2. WEAVER, DAVID A. (An.llus.); 211 Division St.. Schenectady, N. Y. WEAVER. JANET (N.E.) ; 4 Locust St.. Creene, N. Y.t WSCA. Variety Show. WEBER. NANCY J. (F.S.A.) ; 1839 Rochester Street. Lima. N. Y.: VOICE Staff 2; Outing Club 2; F.S. Club 2; Sorority 2. WEINBERG, SANDRA L. (N.K.) ; 1331 Baker Avo-nue. Schenectady, N. Y.: Sorority 1-2; East hall social chairman I; Jewish Fellowship. WHEF.LDON. VIOLET J. (N.K.) ; RD 3. Greenwich, N. Y.s Outir.g Club 1-2; Chorus 2; Cafeteria work 2; Rifle Club I. WHITE. KAREN A. (F.S.A.) RD 2. H«. 8. West Winfield, N. Y. WHITEMAN, EARNEST C. (D.T.) ; Box 62. Cherry Valley. N. Y. WHITING. J. ROBERT (Adm.) ; 54 N. St.. Edmes-ton. N. Y. WIGGINS. THOMAS It.. JIL (Adm.) ; 51 Center St.. Fort Plain, N. Y.t Intramural softball 1: B.S. Club 1-2. WIFOFF. DEAN R. (An.llus.); RD 1. Cherry Valley. N. Y.: Livestock Club 1-2. WII.LK. GAYLE C. (N.E.) ; 65 Barclay St. Cana Johan-, N. Y.: Outing Club 2; diorii 1; Student Christian Association 2. WILLIAMS. CERAI.D O. (An.llus.); 24 Kim St.. Cliadwirk . N. Y. WILLIAMS, JANET I. (N.F..) ; 26 Washington St.. Livonia, N. Y. Filmore: Sorority 1-2; Sorority Secretary 2; Outing Club 1-2; Student Christian Association 2; Intramuralt 1-2. WILLIAMS. LINDA A. (N.E.) : 56 Kingsgate North. Rochester, N.Y.: Student Council 1-2; CISC A Representative 1-2; Outing Club 1-2; Ooting Club secretary 2. WILLIAMSON. MARGARET 11. (Aectg.) : 3361 Gilchrist Kd., Argyle. N. Y.: Orange Key 2; Phi Thsta Kappa 1-2; VOICE Staff 1. WILSON. LAWRENCE R. (Adm.) ; 40 Grandview Dr.. Coblc klll. N. Y.t B.S. CluL l-frYInttamural basket hall. WILSON, PATRICIA A. (N.E.) ; 4662 Verona Street. Vernon. N.Y.: Intramural! I; Newman Club I. WINCH. PATRICIA A. (F.S.A.) ; 21 Spring Street. South GlemfalU. N. Y.: Outing Club 12; F.S. Club 2. WISWALL. SUSAN M. (N.K.) : 68 Clenwood Avenue, ClenslalU, N. Y.: Intramural 1-2. WOLFE. PAUL J. (Adm.); RD 1. Salem. N. Y.s D.S. Club 1-2; ZAP Fraternity 1-2. WOLFE. PETER J. (Adm.); RDFl. Salem. N. Y.: ZAP Fraternity 1.2; ZAP Vice Pres. 2. WRICHT, DALE D. (Om. llort.); RD 2 No. 91. Owrgo. N. Y.: Hoil. Club 1-2; Wreatling 12: ZAP Fratrrnitr 1-2: Intramural softball 2; Intramural football, howling, basketball 1. WURFKR, ELAINE (F.S.A.) ; Elm Si.. Walton. N. Y.t Mixed Chorus 1-2; Outing Club 1-2; Phi Tbeta Kappa 2. ZAJACF.SKOWSKI. PETER D. (Adm.); 38 Maple Street. Rroadalbin, N. Y.s B.S. dub 1-2. ZUMBOLO. MARCO F. (Aeetg.) ; 23 Jewett St.. Amsterdam. N. Y.t T.C. Fraternity l-2f B.S. Club 1-2: Intramural . ZYGMONT, FRANK J. (An.Hos.) ; P.O. Box 53. Esopus, N. Y.s Livestock Club 1; Intramural football 1-2. 135 The Soul of Man Is Cast. EDWIN MARKHAM 136 �