Alfred State College - Statonian Yearbook (Alfred, NY)

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First Row: R. C. Behnkg H. Baldwin, Vice Pres.5 J. Knowlton, Pres., J. Yost, Sec.g D. Brigito, Treas.g D. Beck- horn. Second Row: S. O. Hanseng G. A. Bliss, C. J. Zwickg I. W. Hughesg G. H. Bantag T. E. Kuotz. Third Row: D. E. Gustafson, R. Meeseg J. Gostleyg R. Dynng C. Dohertyg D. Krolak. .A..S.R.E. S.U.N.Y. Construction Club has a big schedule ahead. This includes guest speakers, movies, social parties, and field trips. Each year one 'project is done to improve the campus. This year signs were built. Less than a year old, the club has been well organized, purchasing club jackets, and competing in intramurals. The Alfred Society of Refrigeration Engineers is the departmental club of the Refrigeration De- partment. At their regular meetings, they have movies and various speakers, after which, refresh- ments are served. CLUB CONSTRUCTION First Row: R. E. Fenton, G. Manlmne, D. R. Piattg J. E. Astry, Pres., R. Foteg C. Medlicottg J. Piatt, Sec. Sec ond Row: J. G. Anderson, Advisorg F Schoelllerg R. Rogersg R. Margesong J Burkleyg P. Weber, Vice-Pres., D. Norr gardg C. G. Blood, Advisor. Third Row J. Speeiag D. Bruung C. Davisg C Sandwayg D. Walker, R. McDeavitt

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SIGMA TAU' EPSILON ii tt V K First Row: A. R. MacAlpineg C. L. Cuhillg B. N. Goldrichg M. A. Hershiscrq A. Y. Shearer, Sec.g J. D. Capraro, Pres. Second Row: D. M. Fullcrg R. G. Hibbardg J. F. Astry: A. Williams, V. A. Ehresman. The recently organized honorary scholastic so- ciety of the Ag-Tech is known as Sigma Tau Epsi- lon. The members of the society consist of students who have shown the initiative to promote scholas- tic achievement, and the desire to help others to maintain high scholastic standards. This year the society has performed the judicial functions of the F rosh court, also, with a great deal of success. 4.-H The Varsity 4--H Club was formed in September, 1952, to further the interest in 41-H work on this campus. We formed judging teams which put on pro- grams for the 'councils of surrounding counties. Our activities for the year included a foreign student speaker, a county agent speaker, team trips, social hours and a booth at Fall Festival. Meetings were held on the first and third Tues- day of each month. B. Creeneg R. Edwards, A. Enedy, Sec., A. A. Langham J. L. Ortmanng R. C. Ostrowski, Prcs.g F. C. Olivieri. 56

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CONSERVATION CLUB First Row: J. Hopkinsg W. E. Nickersong F. C. Olivierig R. C. Ostrowskig A. A. Baxendcll. Sec- ond Row: B. Gracieg R. D. Sigafoos, Pres.g D. Cornell, See.-Treas. This year the Conservation Club has increased their membership and has had a large number of guest speakers at their monthly meetings. Their biggest project of the year was their Fall Festival outdoor conservation display. DAIRY SCIENCE First Row: E. M. Myersg F. Shafer, Treas.g G. Burnhamg J. Batta, Pres.g F. Herzich, Vice- Pres. Second Row: J. Cucaeeg D. Nilesg J. Wriglitg B. Doobining T. W. Doddg R. Riedinge. Third Row: B. Battug G. Radderg H. Gjonnandg G. Wrightg M. Farnhamg R. Teeterg M. Lenk. The Dairy Science Club has been quite active this year. Between their activities, they had a moving picture about agri- culture in Greece compared with the field in our country. They also had a speaker, Mr. Shuman, who spoke about dairy products, sales, the job of dairy inspectors and lab workers. 'WESTINGI-IOUSE First Row: A. D. Kelly, N. P. Weeksg G. D. Dim mickg J. Matuszewski. Second Row: R. L. Cole R. J. Wellingtong C. A. Reynoldsg D. W. Reyn olds. The Westinghouse plan is an idea which is meeting with increasing popularity on the State Tech campus. This is a plan which gives the students alternate six- month work and classroom experience. 5. i