University at Albany - Pedagogue Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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YV1' llll'0lZ hm' in thu hnllffshv nods, sho sniilos. shi' chats awhile. Ilcr 1-yas spvnk wnrin fricmllinvss :intl we know our First Lady is one of Stz1t0's most vnlnvd posses- sions. NVQ vntvr hm' office. She' looks np from Il, hnsy clvsk wiLh il, ,LIl'2H'i0IIS 1-an I hvlp you look. Shc's x'01's:lt,ih'AW-zlliytllillg from thv host in kniLting yarns lxo zz, suitable plum-o in which to live ncxt ycar. Sha- might vvcn givv ns solnv hridgc tips or lx-ll ns zlhont hcl' vol- h-ction of wood C1lI'VillQS. NVQ soc' hm' in ZISSUIIIIJIY. Sho spouks :incl 0:1r'h of ns fvvls :ln 02ll'll0StIlCSS wc cnn't forpgct. lh' has many :ind vzwivcl inoocls, hnl, wc' like- thul. SIIIIIOHIIICS wc' c':in'L llllli0l'St2llNl him, hut, wc' likv lhnt. llv pops np in tha- lll0Sll llll0Xlll'C'l,0ll phwvs, :incl wc Iikv lhul, loo. lI0's the pc-rson who ilnprvssvcl ns lnosl, whcn wv first mnnc, and two to one hc-'ll hm- lhc onv wc'll l'0lll0llllll'l' 2li.l,l'l' wa' Im-novo. Yvs, hc-'s give-11 ns innc-h lo l'0Ill0llliN'l'. Wm-'II rcnn-nilwr his jokvs, his llllll0l'Si2lIlflill,Lf of om' pi'ohh'n1s, :incl his :ability Lo hvlp ns in vw-l'y sil,n:li,ion. D4-:in Nc-lson has givvn Sl,aLc C'ollvgv zi K'0l'l,2lill sonlvthing thul is fm-ll, hy ova-ry sl'n- clvnt :incl f:ic'nll,y nwlnhvr. Full it pvr- sonnlity or will it ooinph, wc likv il,. 4-vii Il pays I0 look nhmfl Hilllll run I alofvr gnu?

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i . M. ' .' ,J ' '. i l , il 'tif-if ff' .gi H o ul rn n H 1 l e'sa 1 a ia . 0lS!llfLITIlH,J son. He has a personality that goes well with the keen eyes that look out from under thick, black brows. He has a slow, warm smile and an enviable sense of humor. He may wander into the eommons any noo11 and tap his foot to a I.indy.,' He may stop you in the Annex some day just to ask you what you did last summer. l-Ie's all for the stu- dents-whether it's in having rubber mat- ting put 011 the Commons' steps or helping with plans for the Student Union. H 1. CS 6 le per- I. Mnslrr Builder for Stale keenly interested in bett dent relations. CHave you ever been to a Faculty-Student Tea?j He's a Stale man whose enthusiasm ranges from planting new shrubbery on the present campus to the extensive plans for post-war State. Myskanizm will tell you he's wonderful! and any student who has ever come in contact with him-be it at a meeting of Signum Landis or just a neighborly talk-will agree that Dr. Sayles is an all round swell guy. ering faeulty-stu-

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iS lrc'.v gnml ll num! llc 1'1lucul1'mml nt- ments a tradition was hornwa. testimony to .lcu ly has YW rcmnuscecl witl the o cl the way we feel ahout our faculty and th lannl s way they feel ahout us. - The education profs are firsts in oul popularity column - unclerstanding Dr. Il' ' ieks who solves many prohleins not mathem' t' ' ' y j.fI'iIlllillQ Dr. Kenny always telling us that happened just hefore elass : Dr. Ilenriekson who aeeommoflates at ical. llloafll something whieh all movie seekers: quiet Dr. lleik smiling eonliflenee in the haeli row-3:30t ' ' o 4.30, Dr. lVIoi Frosh their li 'Pls who labels all rst week at State: Dr. Hayes tea,ehing.5 the Juniors measui'einent with a southern accent and C. CT. Smith who ends the week with a flourish. The llyfi i rl g, cnc Department like all Gaul is for 'wlmt ails you K