SUNY at Cobleskill - Voice Yearbook (Cobleskill, NY)

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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

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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.

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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)