SUNY at Delhi - Fidelitas Yearbook (Delhi, NY)

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T. McIntosh, S. Barns, R. Hackett, D. Cross, M. Dinneen, G. Dantzler, R. Wood, L. Laing, F. Lagana, A. Edel, M. Downing, C. Smith, G. Morris, A. Feldman, J. Thomas, D. Whitehead, P. Blodgett, R. Denson, T. Stevens, S Lown, L. Palmer, E. Balim, M. Fagan, R. Banasik. Wm. Morgan, Advisor. The objectives of the Gourmet Club ore: first, to give students in Food Administration a chance to try new and exotic dishes that they may not have a chance otherwise to try; second, to give students a chance to actually gain experience not only in planning a dinner or banquet but, also in the preparation; and thirdly, by the use of films and speakers to introduce new ideas concerning gourmet cookery. Gourmet Club

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The Del-te-Dram Society of Delhi Tech was organized in November, 1958. Its objective is to provide students with an opportunity to learn methods of stage design, make-up, and acting. The group participates in Orientation Week, Fall Festival Weekend, and Christmas Weekend. Each year in May, Del-te-Dram plans a trip to New York to see a Broadway production. Del-te-Dram

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The Oracle STATE UNIVERSITY CS V ' ; AGRICULTURAL AND LEC! I YE A’ ' YS i ! D : DELHI, NEW YORK V. U. NO i - i ' AiKi R Record Year For De hi EXPECT 620 STUDENTS; PRESIDENT KUISEU MOST FRESHMEN EVER BACK FROMiSPrlP BUILDING PROGRESS DORM A IN USE, B BY NEXl TCPII The Oracle Pre-regislration estimates of the size of the student body indi¬ cated that Delhi Tech will have its largest registration in history this fall, an expected 620 students. Dean of Students Clarke G. Hoffman expects 400 first-year students. They will be joined by approximately 220 returning seniors, a number w ' hich in¬ cludes a few part-time and spec¬ ial students. Largest enrollment before this year wa.s 571, in September 1960. Last year the size of the entering class was held down, primarily due to a shortage of dormit ’ ' ' —.. total Oi the staff at the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER OFFICE . . . tlOn tir Editor Victor Stewart and staff, Marylee Hoyt, Nancy Ann Decker, Of tl students. 376 fresl Exact will not senior 17. First of jeeted ten n? into use. Dorniitory “A” is to be occupied H ' Y-esidenl Wiiliani R Ko adednistrative officer c! ' i IsrHf ' i on a mission for SYe.o Rn.v Under sr onsorship oi Ae minRtration for Inter’eaC,;!;;,- Df vo ' oornt-nl (the fo: nn-; CA Or. Keaaela helped Re ' c-t i government set up a ia’ul rr- ' ot (‘oUege et nehobotti. He. his Wife B.cienw. -ni! ' esl rRiUgni’ r ' e ryahu, a sahe;;-r: v 216 students as Twfj older daughters, h r -a,, 18, astd Lynn, 16, sturiR-r: .-t fi,,: American Internati -nn ' Sandra Hort. graduated from high re on June 13. Dr. TWW SPEI Parkir sharply est of sa cording who is i parking forceme: Encro. on som bined wi construe day aiK dent ca: made it dent Cc class h( p.m. Only dormito thorized those h sion cor Coulter Building I ' d. r-lo cai ' S will be allowed : ampus from 8 to 5 which do am : r rry cni- iege registration .stickers, A build in earryme In ' i PetoiB (Coniint-ed on page eas eoi ' .i aa’ Will be • xpenra d Ri,- U varsity m die r e i ten yew’s, finance physical eepanston I ' w Delhi Tech Ca- p is ■ ‘We eaS ' • ' . Y ae laS ' raCUiiv at 0 SC ' pl eh