SUNY at Cobleskill - Voice Yearbook (Cobleskill, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1967 volume:

JEAN E. RAGAN, Production Editor BONNIE E. GAGNE Editor-In-Chief LARRY R. BENTON, Secretary-Treasurer WILTSIE H. FINCH, Photographer FRANCIS E. BASILE, Managing Editor State University of New York at Cobleskill DAVID A. MIRON, Sports Editor DEAN ALBERT IORIO Dedication He was born and raised in our home state in a town called Medina. He was an active participant in varsity sports in high school: basketball, baseball, and football. He already had the beginnings of a successful career. And so he came .... College was an important goal in his life and Hobart was the institution which presented him with his B.A. degree. However, academics was not his only interest, for sports still were an important part of his life in the form of basketball, lacrosse, and football. The year 1938 was an extremely important one in that this was the first undefeated and untied team in lacrosse at Hobart. Besides being chosen captain of the team, he was selected as All-American Lacrosse Center. His ambition did not end at Hobart, though, but continued at Albany where he received his Masters Degree. And so he came .... Once out of college, he taught at Dwight School in New York City in the field of Social Studies and coached both baseball and basketball. Lacrosse was a part of his life, and at Lehigh University he became head Lacrosse coach. The Naval Reserve asked him to serve in the Asiatic-Pacific-Philippine Theater of War and he did so for 46 months. Sampson College saw him as an instructor in Physical Education and head Lacrosse coach. And so he came .... A new instructor was added in Physical Education in the summer of 1949 at Cobleskill. 1957 was the year that he became Institute Associate Dean of Students,- and from 1960 to the present he has been the Dean of Students. This is our dedication to a man who has had varied experiences in the post and the ambition to be a success, and so he came . . . The college on the hill is grateful to him for his many contributions and his devotion to the student body. We salute the man who came .... Albert W. brio istration Roger Becker Kenneth DeKoy August Gulusso Mrs. J. Roborr Johnson Mrs. Philip Schuyler Robert Ecker Dr. Sn :lr;y Phillips Mrs, Joseph Whittlesey HELP II! Smile, yoi re on candid ccmcro. Are you kidding me? Okay, who stole my umbrella? How about guerilla waifaro? College Dean Ruby Doane Deans 12 Administration George L. Berner Marjorie K. Byrnes Carl F. Harders Albie Harris Ronald Nielsen Zdzislaw P. Wcsolowski Trafton Wilbur Phyllis W. Winkelman Joan Frasier — Nurse Candids Flat head or fat hoad?J? Where': what? Division Heads . 7 . . • Resident Assistants KNEELING. C. Boozer, I. Me land, N. Senrom, P Hovor, J. Gordon. B. Pabst, H. Hugg, M. Murphy SITTING. H. Hayoj, D. Williams, C. Duffany, C. Greenwood, L. Behrens, C. Bush, L. Clark, M. Pask, D. Tcahan, E. McCargo, D. Rogers, S. Wedge. M. Norris, M. Granfiold STANDING. R. Worrel, K. Thieme. B. Love, B. Burke, G. Howard. R. Brooke, B. Wester, J. Peollia, C. Shurger, B. McGrath House Fathers 18 Honry Kirchnor, John Pryputniowicz Library Staff Kathryn Parke Norva Mvnford Missing Members Eleanor Carter Gerald Kirsch 19 Personnel on Leave Avis Bader Nursery Education James DeLucca Student Personnel lames Smoot (Dr.) General Education Robert Winger! Agriculture 21 Special Recognition . V. Rickard, T. Young, M. Esmond, S. Nesbitt, B. Collins, I. Grace. IV. conip fa in when you re strict IVe :J lose respect if you were not; IV. cun Say what we fcef, (flee a use we hnow you re on top. tv. hnow you a re i fh ere, Jn ti ni eS of ‘ SaJneS S a n cl feu tv. hnow you wilt S ha re Ml our Joys a n cl our cheer. tv. ’J lit e to t hi u n ( yo u aff 3o, • everythin J Vou Jo j cl we voice this on e caff W. fr v e all of it o u 1 Dr. E. Merrill. D. Frost. Dr. N. Pollelt Agriculture Division E. Mon, O. Thoto, K. Okott, D. Dcmick W. Clark, K. McGuire, D. Burton, F. Lewis, J. Grossbcck. S. Lamb R. Bcstrom, D. Goudette, C. Burton, R. Evans Business Division 0. Jones, J. Lohrel, F. Smith, T. Lyon, D. Gau-dctto, W. Hollcnbach. G. Hlsort, A. Kronick J. Davidson, T. Rector, H. Vroman, R. Evans, L. Micklo, J. Gordopho H. Mod, D. Patrfcelli, B. Hammond, M Reilly, J. Gardcp'ne SEATED. C. McGuire N « P. Clukios. M. Hilbert, B. McBride, A. Felch, M. Jardine, J. Trcu, G. Alley. Food Service Administration Nursery Education J. Emorson, K. Baeurle 26 FLOOR. P. Peruke, Chosii, T. Bowes. SITTINC. K. Rockc, J. Lohron 3. Hodge, S. Guerrsoy, E. Bennell, VV. CHcrriogton J. Hanevy, D. Cohan, Dr. J. Leverelt. M. Gilbert C. Morrill, D. Marsh. Dr. E, Merrill; SEATED. A. Broeck SEATED. H. Abrahanwen, C. Sontolli STANDING. M l.lppirnn. W. Walos, S. Opponhelm, 28 L. Joyce I General Education J. Price, F. Bennett, M. Donoher, S. Nevins M. Clark STANDING. E. hood, A. Smith, E. Schaeffer, P. Fleishman SEATED. J. Grosvcnor, R. Gossclink, R. Weigel Dr. N. Curtis, Di. R. Mac-Waiters, A. Chien, V. Chowfin Would you boliovo? I bet I could tooch them o thing or two. I did, would you?? This will fix them! —___________ —------------------------ -t Business Division Food Service 36 Administration 37 Education Nursery 40 Education 41 SITTING. C. Sirojon. V. R. Concra, Pres., S. Vonderlofsko, Sec. STANDING. Dr. N. J. Curtis, Miss B. Hodge, Advisors. MISSING. M. Christlono, Treat. Freshman Class Officers ‘ ‘Vote, wou (d (ihe to extend its yreetinyS to the Ctass of 1968, who haue heen noted for their Spirit SCeep up the food worh and remember that you are the Seniors who wift carry, on the traditions of (?oby DU' ’. 42 Organizations BOITOM. D. Toohan, B. Gagne, J. Mathews, M. Granf!o!d, J. Nabingor. MIDDLE. N. Morley, M. Ryan, V. Olethnowicz. C. Mooney, G Helsmoortol, K. McPoland, J. Newell, N. Schram, D. Corsale TOP. L. Omansky, W. McGroth, R. Jaffa-'ian, R. Concra. R. Costigiionc. Dean lorio, Mr. F. Smith—Adv., R. Bayzon, R. Dcrmott, L. Ackley, R. Cook. Student Council and C.I.S.C.A. Representatives BOTIOM. S. Davies, C. A ullcr, G. Wo Hi, P. Emmoluth, P. Granl, B. McPherson. SECOND. M. Semeran, K. Peck, N. Goodfollow, M. Paddock, B. McGrath. THIRD. B. Carrey. G. Howard, D. Brooke, H. Crisped. J. Newell, A. Wright. Inter- Fraternity Sorority Council Senior Co-ordinating Committee SEATED. V. Bradbury. M. Kilpatrick. R Bcyzon, L. Williams. KNEELING. S. Lake, B. Downer.. 45 W SG Council KNEELING. SITTING. STANDING. L. Behrcrvs, D. Williams, M. Norris, M. Grant'ield. N. Schram, S. Clark, H. Hayes, M. Murphy, P. Bloor, Treas., D. Corsule, Pres., P. Gardner, $oc„ C. Boozer, C. Greenwood, B. Pabsl, P. Hover. Mrs, Doano. Adv., D. Rogers, J. Paddock, C. Deffany, L. Clark, C. Bush, C. P.ux-ion, M. Pask, B. McPherson, D. Tcahan; Miss Nosbitl, Adv. SITTING. E Anthony, D. Corsale, Pres., C. Dassault, Chrm., M. Dilthoy, M. Boehm. STANDING. L. Greeley, C. Conley, D. Pratt. N. Jordan. J. Freer, M. Grilli, D. Marco?!. W SGA Jury Student Iff i advisory Board SITTING. P. Gardner, C. Greenwood, L. Richards, R. DeGraff, S. Townsend STANDING. D. Rogers, R. Detrerreider, J. Babcock, R. Bayzon, L. Naylor, I. Williams SITTING. V. Shull, D. Coper, L. Wiltsoy, M. Gordon STANDING. R. Townsend, Mr. R Weigol. Adv., f Flanagan Forensic Society KNEELING. SITTING. STANDING. S. Freer, L. Kichner, J. Ellrctf, S. VanDorlofske, H. Hayes, P. Toator, K. Scott, D. Veronese K. Moron, D. Stalker, E. Burns, M. Burch, F. Geerken, R. Jcifforlan—Editor, A. Swiskey— Sec., J. Richardson. J. Freer E. Wisniewski, T. Brcnnor, J. DoWan, E. Martin, B. Dormott, D. Butler, R. Phipps, C. Shurgor, T. Dowson, A. Stono Orange Key KNEELING. M. Barber. A. Manchester, M. O’Grady. C. Mocncy. D. Getzko, J. Morgon, C. Dussoult SITTING. D. Coper, L. Clark, P. Avery, D. Protzman, P. Emmolyth, L. Silva, S. Wedge, G. Da as, R. Evens—Pres., 0. Rogers, 0. Corsole. M. Schollonger, L. Behrens, J. Mathews, L Greeley STANDING Mr. McGuIro—Adv., W. McGroth, J. 7aczek, J. Stark, C. Shurger, R. Morris, D. Goodale, R. Foote. P. Mohar. R. Phipps, R. Brooke, J. Pcotfie, R. Detlcnroidcr, 3. Lovo, W. Berko. F. Bosile, R. Biorronte, R. Weaver, L. Williams, J. DuBois, ) Newell, J. 6ecker; Mrs. Micklo—Adv. Missing—Mr. Hall, Mr. McGv ire—Advisors. Oranye -Key id a Service organization of tL CO tl.r. AM an choden by four yroupd in the co n.r, anJ tL. name mudl appear on three out of four fats dulm itteJ by each Jividion, o(j m em herd j dtuJent personnel and Cjeneraf (Education. J new traditi on bad been started tbid year by baviny a catered dinner for the mem herd in yra titu tie for tb eir Serviced in conductiny tourd and fJredbman XVorbdbop. 7]ew members are tappe d by the old on ed at the Awards Addem it,, ft 9r careful consideration of contributions and achievements duriny the Jredh man year♦ rjCam hda (gamma Chapter of f hi Oh eta OCappa is comp feting its sixth gear aS a hran ch of the only recognized Olonor Soci.ty in junior colleges. Wfjemhers must ranh in the top 10 of their cfaSS with 3.00 averages or higher and have received no (fra deS. projects included tutorin g aidf dmile Scholarship Ound and the Oirst Regional (Conference which was t.U L ere with members acting as t osts. Phi Theta Kappa SITTING. Dr Pallet!, Adv., Doan Gafiney, G. Howard, Trcas.. S. Wedge, Sec., R. Brooke, Pres., J. Babcock, V.-P., C Dassault, Hist., C. Mooney, D. Gctzkc, Mr. E. Smith, Adv. STANDING. J. Morgan, D. Rogers, M. Fryer, D. Corsalo, R. Biamonto, L. Clark, P. Avery, S. Kroslak. R. Bushier, W. Hartonstoin, M. Schollenger, B. Weisenburn, M. Lcllnis, A. Swiskcy, N. Stokes, R. Polnvi, J. Mathews. MISSING. G. Butler, D. Fassett. R. Foote, G Holley, M. Johnson, F. Korinok, A. Manchester, J. Peattio. Jazz Workshop Dance Band STANDING. R. Tromblo, Mr. Gosiolink—Adv., M. San!oro, C. C«ich, R. Dow, T. Cook BEHIND PIANO. 8. Eafclns, G. Zimmerman, G. Cook, D. Mongcon. M. Dillhey, R. Johnson, c. Bardorf 52 Chorus Ski Club NEELIN6. R. Koenoy, J. Herrick, J. Raviolo, K. Suits. rANDING. Mr. S. Lamb-Adv., L. Woodard, T. Kollvrhals, R. Entv istle, R. Dow, Mr. I. G osibeck-Adv. College Community Orchestra % Brass Ensemble 55 lit Row. W. O'Connoll, W. Fincn, F. Basilc, V.P.. J. Murphy, Treas., J. Peatfie, P'os., C. Shurgcr 2nd Row. D. Link, V. Avory, E. Moskol, A. Keeney, I. Covey, B. Foster. V. Odel! 3rd Row. 3. Fusco, N. Jordan, D. Butler, P. Woodward, R. Zlatniski, R. Hiller, R. Myers, P V cgner 4th Row. J. Hufl, S. Hotaling, D. Miron, C Rappleye, L. Morrison. T. Oawjon. T. Wet sol, J. Patterson, L. Fulton 5th Row. G. Hanson, L Greolcy, M. Barber. P. Cernak, B. Clemmo, 1. Vasil, J. Free-, J. Richardson. I. Omansky, W. Neumuller 6fh Row. R. Jafforian, R. Cook, S. Slater, J. Mostar, P Coppola, D. Brown. R. Gaylor, E. Timncri, R. Dcrmott, B. Baumlin Beta Lambda 56 SITTING. J. Hoins, R. Rimkunos, P. Coppola, E. Miller, A. Glavln. STANDING. L. V iifsoy, M. Molodetz, M Qollly. N. Egan, K, Gillespie. 2nd Row. $ Sledzlona, J. DeWon! Mr. Joyce. Adv. Newman Club SITTING. C. Yaun, 0. Daniels, T. Marshall, R. Boombowor, C. Guudagnolo, D. Hughes, B. Rusch, S. Comelbcck. STANDING. J. Donley, D. Gillette. R Phipps, O. Wayman, C. Skinner, E. Berwick, E. F'itsch, H. litz, G. Panting, R. Mikkelsen, L. Woodard, D. Wagoner. Adv. Mr. Domick. Agricultural Engineering 57 Alpha Lambda Phi KNEELING. K. Pock, M. Dilthey, R. Aqa , C. Armstrong, K. t orcin, J. Gnwlik; B. Downsn. Pros. STANDING F Davis, P. Tylec. E Edwards, C. Bush, L. Clark, J. Babcock, S. Plumb. M Latinls, S DoVillors, C. Patton, C. Jones, K. My«rs. Not only has ALP grown in size this year, but also in activities, including sponsoring a Korean orphan, thanksgiving gifts for the needy, the Leukemia Fund Drive and trips to the hospital. It has grown in sisterhood since it has become centralized at Highland House and has learned that teamwork leads to a deeper understanding and interest in the student body. In the spirit of this warmth, we went to wish the very best to each graduate; we hope that we, as a sorority, have left a shred of fun cr a bit of our ideals in the memory of each graduating senior. To the Class of 67 ... A warm goodbye—and a fond farewell—from Alpha Lambda Phi. 58 SIFTING. Mr. Lohret, Adv., V. Brudbjry, Pres., M. Cldred'je. Treus., J. Hryciw, Sec.. M. Kilpatrick, V.P., Mr. Evans, Adv. STANDING. D. Harvey, M. Somoran, R. Stovos, J. Zaczek, G. Gorsch, $. Micoli, R. Minturn. Theta Gamma ■u.say The Epsilon Chapter was formed or. Jan. 16, 1923. Each year it sponsors Fall Weekend and a new tradition has started with the choosing of a T.G. Sweetheart each month. Eorly in December they added ten men into their bonds. We wish all our classmates a successful life and the brothers, that we are leaving behind, a great deal of success in carrying on the traditions of Theta Gamma ' KNEELING. R. Newton, E. Lomberton, L. Willioms, R. Boyzon SiniNG. G. Daus, W. Van Aljtyne. B. Mooro, G Holley; Mr. Kronkrk-Adv., Mr. Lyon-Adv. STANDING. E. Williams, D. Bachman, W. Finch, D. Keller, F. Goorgo, C. G-radcgoolo, R. Foote, E. Worzingor, D. Goodale, B. Woisenburn, R. Sager MISSING. M Heinrich, J. Houck, S. Schemerhorn Zeta Alpha Phi The brothers of ZAP, v ith G. Holley os Pres., M. Heinrich as VP., B. Moore as Sec., and W. Van Alstyno as Treas., conducted many functions during the year including ZAP Weekend, holiday dinners, open house, and the annual Christmas Party. The brothers of ZAP would like to thank the faculty and the students on the Hill for their participation in our events during the year and for making our year a success. We wish the graduating students the best of luck and success in the future. I Little 64 Theater Little Theater is open to oil students regardless of course of study. It is unique in that it offers a full season of performances of all types. Its main purpose is to give experience in all phases of production for students and audiences. An Fvening With Chekov and The Loud Red Patrick certainly added value in participation as well as pleasure. 65 Agronomy ‘ f ' . 111 Row. R. Reynolds, D. Good ole, K. Thicmc, A. Stock 2nd Row. R. Dow, T. Burt, C. Hodgman, J. McDonald. W. German, P. Meinokcr SITTING. D. Fedor. K. Yost, C. Graham STANDING. W. Get man. A. Desmond, M. Franzo, Dr. N. ). Curtis. Adv., A Brocco, D. Cash, J. Hcrbort 66 Varsity Club SITTING. P. Martin, Trcas., S. Comeibcck, Pres., A. Wrignt, A Mririno, M. Eldridgo, W. Bonds, T. Cafforillo, B. Monnillo. T, Kollerhals, C. Hodgmon, H. Whipple, J. Hryciw, T. Dawson. Sec. STANDING. B. MtClenon, J. Newell. T. Burt, R. Reynolds, B. Moado. V. Mohar, J. Zaczok, D. Simmons, [5. Carpenter, J. Springborn. W. Ilurkiw, J. Herrick. L. Rorick, D. Moyor, B. Love, W. Burke, J. Kaiti, R. Minlurn; Mr. Bennett. Adv. Women’s Athletic Recreation Association 1st Row. I. Clcvc'and, J. Hillicx, L. Miller, L. Kotzoff, C. Ru ton, W. Korver, J. Ramsey, N. Kuhn, J. Darch, N. Powell. 2nd Row. M. Hildreth, K. Bcadling, V. Woso, 8. Clommo. I. Wostcoll, L. Pago, L. Trovail, A. Tobey, J. Meyer, C. Curry, A. Czartosieski, M. Posk. 3rd. Row. A. Bautcchko, I. Hoffman, K. Swotton. M. Cary. B. Seward. D. Carter. B. Bacon. D. McDonald, G. Gruy, L. Wiltsey, D Caputo. 67 Outing Club KNEELING. L. Boo cr, l . Mareott, M. Dilthey. C. Ellsworth, K. Ahl, D. Scho.7 SITTING. N. Wober, J. SaiF. S. Lako, T. Burt, A. Gelb, M. Molodatc. C. DuHany, L. Ringrose, L. Morrison STANDING. J. Murberg, I. Truvail, L. Page. K. Caahn. M. McDonald, D. Carter, R. Seely, T. Ionian, K. Brookshire, P. St. Claire, J. Mothcws, P. Staples, D. Osterhout, R. Vitolo; Mr. Bennett, Advisor Future Farmers Of America SITTING. S. Keorns, T. Ramsey, V.P . R. Wenvei, Pres.; Mr. Olcolt—Adv., M. Fryer STANDING. W. Shafer, G. B'own, R. Nesbitt, B. Love. W. Burko. J. Slingerland, C. Barber, I. Gates, R. Friot, E. Rouse, J. Mierck 68 Food Service Club KNEELING. C. Thompson, H. Higby, T. Duto, D. Stoinhorst, M. Molodctz, C. VonCrder, N. Egan I. Angus SITTING. D. Teahan, G. Abbott, B. Joros, S. Domi, B. Bush, L. Wilts , J. Miller—V.P., D. Coper—Pres., C. Greenwood, 0. Chomberlnin, B. Downen, M. Boehm, B. Sniflen—See., N. Byan; Miss A. Fekh—Chairmon of Division. STANDING. 3. Tollman. L. Hansen. C. Graham, M. Dear, M. Goodcarl, C. Kcaglc, J. Myers, R. Marley, M. Kilpatrick. M. Liggan, A. Dunn, E. Wohnou, J. Ravislo, J. Sprontall, D. Phillips, R. DoMonroidor, P. Mason, J. Cooper, L. Hohn, J. Beanie. M. Moores, J. Jachmicn, S. VcnAkon, C. Dussault, L. Kilmer Dairy Tech. Club SITTING. D. Dutcher,- Mr. D. Frost— Adv., I. Paltoo, E. Gocrge, F. Dennin, R. Sagoi STANDING. F. Bcrctz, R. Kcrsman, W. Egan. P. St. Cloir, T. Baxter 69 KNEELING. I. Sufo, B. Francisco, E. Frederick, P. Elisv orth. SITTING. M. Schcllcngcr, F. Castoll, R. Biamonto, Trees., P. Maycock, See., 8. Morris, Pres., B. Tomkins, S. Campion. STANDING. D. Bouck, B. Weisenburn, J. Wojcik, S. Kroslok, D. Wolfo, T. Smith, C. Laffin, F. Wojcik, J-Hull. Horticulture Club SITTING. B. Miller, M. 3oock, J. Murberg, M. Fry or, N. Weber, C. Barber, N. Putney, K. Kozloski, C. Muller, S. . oarns,- Mr. McGuire, Adv. STANDING. W. Stannard, I. Gates, H. Birch, C. Hayton, R. Baa'dman, T. Kellorhals, B. Buohler, E. Williams, N. Harlow, J. Herrick, S. Slcdziona, J. Raitl, L. Williams, R. Weaver. Livestock Club 70 Christian Science Club STANDING. T. Morsholl, D Abraham; Mrj. Bult-Adv., P. Hall, R. Eftlwijtle Student Christian Association BOTTOM. S. Jackson, T. brcnror. N. Schram TOP. -E. Priljch, A. Sullivan, W. Barr 72 KNEELING. P. Staples, N. Goodfollow, B. Bacon, G. Gray SITTING. L. Benton, Bonnie Gagne, Editor, W. Finch, J. Ragan, F. Basile STANDING. I. Williams, T. Cook. R. Beohler, C. Barber, D. Dutcher, D. Miron President Brown DL. 7J.u,i ooh SiaK welcome president JSrown who arrived in 2 ec ember of 1966. Jt i hoped that AucceAA await him in hiA endeavorA and that the Atudent body A lay A in contact with hiA friend line and perAonality. es Variety Sh ow LL mmmm cjCimouiint Wkai ’j Pussycat? 78 Theta Gamma and Zeta Alpha Phi 82 Concerts V Cross Country Soccer Wrestling 87 C irci Buth-Coplain 88 W. Bonds, 0. Kahn; Co-Co plains; 6. VanVoorhis, D. Meyer. R. Wod'.worlh, P. Hart, G. Eutjslur, J. fcmpic, J. Prosklne. J. Mor.ior, M. Eldredgo, J. GiZ v r,l; Mr. G. Hisvrt, Coach Basketball Statistics ROSTER Name Class Pos. Ht. Wt. Major Hometown Willie Bonds Sr. F 6'3 178 Bus. Adm. Albany, New York Mo Eldridge Sr. G 5'8 150 Data Proc. Cobleskill, New York Jim Empie Fr. F 6'3 175 Bus. Adm. Worcester, Nev York Glen Eugster Fr. F 6'3 185 Orn. Hort. Matafuck, New York Paul Hart Sr. F 6' 194 Bus. Adm. Colonie, New York Ernie Kahn Fr. G 6'1 185 Ag. Bus. Fort Plain, New York John Menzer Fr. F 6' 170 Bus. Adm. Scotia, New York Jim Proskine Fr. F 6'l 170 An. Hus. Norwich, Nev York Ron Wadsworth Sr. G 5' 10 160 Bus. Adm. Fonda, New York Co Captains MANAGERS Jack Guzewich—Ind. Lab. Tech., Dolgeville, New York, Fr. Farl Van Voorhis—Accounting, Cobleskill, New York, Fr. SCOREKEEPER Dave Meyer— Orn. Hort., Peekskill, Nev York, Sr. COACH Gerald Hisert SCHOOL COLORS Burnt Orange and Black SCHOOL MASCOT Tigers SEASON RESULTS 82 Fulton-Montgomery 104 80 Morrisville Ag. Tech 65 95 Albany State Frosh ... 72 68 Delhi Ag. Tech. 65 77 Adirondack C. C. 58 83 Onconta State J.V. 88 68 Hudson Valley C. C. . 72 76 Albany State Frosh 68 62 Auburn C. C. .... 57 61 Monroe C. C 64(OT) 58 Mcnroe C. C 49 67 Auburn C. C. ... 84 50 Hudson Valley C. C. . 52 56 Delhi Ag. Tech. 58 55 Broome Tech C. C 58 104 Alumni 80 48 Dean Jr. C. 52 83 Fulton Montgomery 67 48 Mohawk Volley C. C. ... 54(OT) 90 Jefferson C. C. 77 50 ‘Mohawk Valley C. C. 62 89 Morrisville Ag. Tech 78 Won 11, Lost 11 New York State Jr. College Conference Won 6, Lost 6, Place 3rd Second in Region III in defensive overage of 67.6 MOST POINTS IN ONE GAME—Ernie Kahn 34 against Morrisville Ag. Tech. Leading scorer Rebound F.G.A. F.G. F.T.A F.T. Shot % Foul Shot % Total Points Ave Willie Bonds 158 322 144 77 43 44.7 56.2 331 15.7 Ernie Kahn 106 273 116 63 48 42.4 76.1 280 13.3 John Menzer 134 217 90 45 27 41.4 60.0 207 9.8 Jim Empie 148 176 74 70 43 42.0 61.4 191 10.0 90 Track 91 Vi's Girls Basketball Team Adv. Miss Donoher, SITTING. I. Rockefeller, D. Gcoriely, K. Parry, M. Fryer, J. Ramsey STANDING. P. Hildreth, A. Bautochka, S. Pad, C. Ruxton 92 We came: the all knowing high school senior ready to change the entire v orld. We came: sudcenly aware that we no longer could fall back on previous glories but must start anew. We came: to a new campus, a new v orld, a new v ay of life. We came: no longer all-know:ng, but timid, uncertain, and still willing to give it an honest attempt. We saw: ci village and the entire East Coast turn suddenly black. We saw: mud and more mud accumulate during the Cobleskill monsoons. We sow: January grades take their toll and everyone resolving to do better next semester. We saw: Winter Weekend n all its glory—the dinosaur which lasted unti spring. We saw.- an old President leave and a new one begin. We saw: the uncertain ones of September become the leaders of May. We saw: life taken av ay from a friend—a shock and ci tragedy. We conquered: leaders reedy to help the arrivals of September. We conquered: a winning season in Cobleskill sports. We conquered: a Christmas season no one could forget. We conqureed: those January finds! We. conquered: Senior slump in Spring. We have undergone a change that has mode us older and hojxdully wiser, one that has made us aware of oil the wealth life con give. As we .ook back on our years a Cobleskill, wc shall remember ‘he exhilarating with the disappointing, the success with the disaster, the friends we shall never forget. But most of all we shall remember the fricndlness of the campus and the interest shown so that v e may achieve what we desire. This may mean many things to each graduate and we sincerely hope that each senior achieves whatever goal he strives for. However, v e must remember that success is not a state of materialism—but a State of Mind Hal Crisped Pat Emmeluth Maggie Paddock Bill McGrath 94 Agriculture Division Victor Bradbury Jeffrey Buck Robert Buehler David Bult William Burke Thomas Burt Ronald Buzon Stephen Camelbeck Elaine Burns 97 Edmund D'Aloisio Keith Dunham Walter Egan i Gerald Daus Rodney Dow Patricia Ellsworth Susan Davies Thomas Dean Roger Foote i 98 Mary Fryer Jerold French Henry Glowacki Douglas Goodale David Grey Charles Guadagnolo Edward George Jeffrey Grey Craig Hayton 99 Woilace Hirsch Garetli Howard Robert Jackson David Keller Cheryl Hidy Matthew Heinrich Charles Hodgman John Huntington Richard Keeney 100 Rudolph Kersman David Kuehn Ronald London William Leach James McDonald John Markley Harold Lamberton Bradley Love Pamela Maycock 101 I I 1 I t • I Thomas O'Donnell Michael Ostoyich Lansing Pat tee 102 Ronald Phipps Maurice Reynolds Gary Pruyn Ronald Reynolds Edward Rouse Robert Sager Joseph Raiti Larry Rorick Michael Santore 103 I  I ! I 1 ■ I I Richard Smith Albert Soukup John Stork Lawrence Sipperly Thomas Smith Philip St. Clair i 104 Kerry Thicme Wayne VanAlstyne Oakley Wayman Keith Suits Brian Tompkins' Thomas Voges Michael Suits Richard Tooley David Wagoner 105 William Wester lee Williams Wayne Yale 106 UOISIAIQ sseu sng Rosemary Agat Susan Ambrosino Vera Avery Madeline Azoto Beverly Bacon Richard Bachman Marie Barber Francis Basile Anna Bautochko Larry Benton 109 Rora'd Bocmhower Willie Bonds Patricia Bloor Thomas Brenner Bonita Briggs Richard Brooke Gary Brown Suzanne Budine Clara Bush no David Carpenter Kathleen Chamberlain Barbara Clark Dominic Caferillo Theresa Charney Lorraine Clark William Cekovsky James Chase Lynne Constantine m Glenda Cook Joseph Corsall Howard Crapser 112 Sarc Devillers Nancy Peering Michael Dimaina Eileen Edwards Maureen Dourney ■ Maurice Eldredge James DeWan Prank Dudla Robert Evans 113 Walter Gersch Kenneth Everett Joan Freer Robert Falk Bonnie Gagne Dorothy Getzke Wiltsie Finch P. Thomas Gentile Elizabeth Gokey 114 Nancy Goodfellov Linda Greeley Margaret Grilli Marion Gross James Guiliano si Paul Hart Barbara Hartleben Donald Harvey 115 Gregory Helsmoortel Mary Hinchliffe Mary Holmes Linda Hoffman Jerome Hryciw Raymond Heydet George Holley Sharon Irons Ronald Hermann 116 Robert Klinger Sally Kniskern Patricia Kubarich 117 Phillip Mahar John Maiurano Elizabeth Landaj Maria Louison Arlene Manchester 118 Arthur Marino Williom McGrath Eileen Moskal Robert McClenon William Moore Maureen Murphy Elenora McCargo Carolyn Mooney Joan Murphy 119 Terrance O'Neill Gary Ostrander Linda Naylor Richard Newton James Oft man 120 Roberta Palma Mary Pask Barbara Pabst Connie Phelps Leo Poole Barbara Paton Thomas Pctrigliano 121 Gloria Qualanfone Jean Ragan Donna Rogers Gary Russell Michael Semeran Pamela Scribner Mary Servadio George Shackleton Crager Shuryer 122 Roberta Valenti Rono'd Wadsworth Gerald Waldo William Weber Ernest Werzinger Valorie Whalen Gary Wick Arthur Wright Edna Yates 124 Terry Wetsel Richard Wilcox Gary Zimmerman Food Service Administration Judith Beaney Mary Anne Boehm Nancy Baldwin Mona Burch Grace Butler Mary Butts Barbara Adams Sharyn Castle Diane Cuper Cathaline Dahms 126 Jacqueline Daniels Russel Dettenrieder Barbara Downen Arthur Dunn John DuBois Caryl Dussault Alison Farnam Cathy Greenwood Linda Hahn 127 Katherine Hayes Arlene Howell Loretta Kilmer Matthew Liggan Mary Krum Michael Kilpatrick Fred McIntyre Kathleen McKay Barbara McManus Bar bora McPherson Margaret Mortin Lynn Meland Linda Moore Mary Moores Jane Morgan Maureen O'Grady Margaret Paddock Cheryl Parker 129 Gail Pritchard Janice Steenburgh A Janet Sladish Linda Silva Carol Thomas Denise Teahan William Wroble Joan Youker Eric Zavadil 130 N U R S E R YE D U CA T ION Jane Babcock Mary Barnack Linda Behrens Miranda Bradshaw Christine Bisnett Charlotte Boozer Nancy Brown Donna Caputo Lauren Carpenter 133 Donna Corsale 134 Karen Eckert Tina May Edelmon Carolyn Ficarra Patricia Gardner Sharon Gerzoff Janet Gordon Pat Emmeluth Ellen Gedney Maureen Granfield 135 136 Margaret Grant Holly Hayes Jean Gratien Gayle Ann Gray Heather Hugg Jennie Humeniuk Kathleen Kelsey Cheryl Jones Suzanne Jackson Mama Kennedy Carol Kuffner Mary Latin is Frances Korinek Susette Lake Maxine Laster Wilhelmina Korver Diane Lape Kcthleen LeBoef 137 Andrea McDonald Donna Mastroianni Mary Libertucci Karen Linkroum Karen McPoland Donna Marcott Myra Mlotok Janice Mathews 138 Kathleen Moran Marjorie Norris Jane Paddock Joyce Murphy Carol Parsons 139 Karen Peck Diane Potter Sharon Plumb Kaye Reynolds Lynn Richords Elaine Rober Diane Protzman Linda Robertson Judith Saiff 140 Elizabeth Saunders Debra Sega Barbara Schmidt Nancy Schram Susan Stemp Claudia Sylor Sandra Schiavo Lucinda Sigler 141 Sheryl Townsend Sharon Wedge Bonnie Wal'ace Nancy Wait Geraldine Wells Dorothy Whitaker Darlene Williams Bonita Wright 142 Mary Whitney Margaret McGowan Daniel Brothers Muriel Gordon Edward Mann Kenneth Brookshire Industrial Laboratory Technology 143 Vincent Olechnowicz onme waA our frien d.