Alfred State College - Statonian Yearbook (Alfred, NY)

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COMMERCE CLUB COMMERCE-ACCOUNTING First Row: J. Jelliifg E. M. Graezyk, Pres., F. Zappia, T. Adrian, S. Irland, P. Winchell, E. J. Brown, Advisor, J. W. Frick, Advisor, M. Gitlin, J. A. Trippi. Second Row: D. P. Naeye, R. Marks, D. Donovan, C. Castro, R. Hibbard, W. Willey, D. Petrelli, D. Dillon, B. Hyatt, N. Coleman. Third Row: F. R. Blankenship, R. Braun, S. Smith, L. Krizman, A. Middleton, E. Harman, D. Bird, S. Thayer, M. Roberts, S. Drake, L. Troisi. Fourth Row: J. C. Schrei- ner, V. H. Burrows, D. Kober, J. Taylor, R. L. Martin, W. Hibbard, J. Young, P. Wheeler, R. Didas, R. Davis, K. Arzner. Fifth Row: G. E. Smith, R. Throop, H. Blew, W. Tate, L. Snyder, W. Charles, R. I. Marshall, J. R.- Marshall, J. L. Palumbo, R. Fulton, M. Cook, J. Shrey. SALES P COMMERCE-SALES First Row: J. L. Temperato, R. E. Sawyer, P. P. Warnock, D. W. Morey, K. Kelly, S. Flowers, R. B. Wentworth, Advisor. Second Row: B. Falk, L. B. Green, J. J. Mullaney, J. F. Stchler, C. Fenner, L. Dansky, E. Kerrea. Third ACCOUNTING The Commerce Club, the largest active club at State Tech, is composed of three divisions, Sales, Accounting, and Secretarial. The Commerce Club sponsors a Christmas party, a banquet, and a spring picnic. Row' J Bur ess' J C Britton' C W Barns' J E Cul , . . g , . . , . . , . . p G. D. Robeson, J. LaMothe, J. Harkins, D. Cassidy. COMMERCE-SECRETARIAL First Row: M. A. Bailey, J. L. Burdett, B. J. Johnson, Sec., B. J. DiGangi, Vice-Pres., R. C. Kaufmann, Treas., A. Y. Shearer, Pres., L. Carter, D. Bouck, G. Leathersich, Ad visor. Second Row' M. J. Walsh M. T Mulli un' J A. Ray, K. L. Warner, M. Shults, Me ler, J. Cilfbrdg J Richmond, R. Graves, G. Mor fenfelzlli Third Row: H. Becker, M. Almeter, K. Wade, Beebe, B. Baase, R Youn 1 J. MacDonald, K. Baldwin, B. Schuster, C. Sew ard, Jackson. Fourth Row: J. Allporl, A. Cle1nents,J Parish, D. George, L. Winters, B. A. Bittner, M. G Bloomberg, A. Bourke, D. Irwin, C. Sehopp, E. Lathrop P. Staley.

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First Row: B. Eckert, S. Titusg J. Coleg R. Shuart, Treas.3 R. Miller, J. Smithg S. A. Bartoloneg J. Tyler, Pres. Second Row: A. M. Enedyg A. A. Langham, J. L. Ortmanng R. Glover, R. J. Kessler, N. A. Farrell, C. J. Clark, Sec., D. McIntyre. I-IORTUS CLUB The Hortus Club is an organization made up of members from the Floriculture department. It was started to make possible a closer faculty-student relationship and also furnish a practical inter- change of knowledge in the F loriculture field. For education and entertainment, the club sponsors movies, speakers, parties, and picnics. RADIO CLUB The Alfred Radio Amateur's Club consists of active radio amateurs or persons interested in amateur radio, its betterment, and its advance- ment, and desiring to broaden our knowledge of, and further our mutual interest in amateur radio. Following this policy we hold classes in Inter- national Morse radiotelegraph code and F. C. C. regulations. The A. R. A. C. holds meetings at least once every two weeks. X First Row: R. F. Jones, Advisor, G. Newcomb, Treas.g E. Sroka, Pres., R. Blew, F. E. Reynolds, Vice-Pres.g L. Stady, Sec., R. Gilesg C. Bauer, A. R. Ru eg W. E. Russ. Second Row: J. E. Cady, D. R. Willisg C. Hansen, R. G. Mooreg D. H. Smithg H. Morseg C. Richardson, B. McCarthyg D. Mooreg E. Tallman. Third Row: M. Strong, H. Crandallg R. Lindermang W. E. Davisg D. L. Schumerg R. Kuselvrig C. Spraglueg B. Alexanderg T. Kraemerg W. Brooks. 'ourth Row: . Wheatong R. Cumberg E. Simonsg J. Boss, R. Turnerg J. Brush, C. Wagner, D. Andersong P. E. Yocherg J. M. Roberts. -4,-1...-1m..a M3-...-3. .4 l W. R. Pattercrg R. Peerg H. Butlerg R. Ransley. RURAL ENGINEERS The Rural Engineers Club holds its meetings the second Tuesday of every month at 7:00 P.M. The club has already taken a field trip to the Massey Harris farm machinery plant in Toron- to, Canada, and has had a stag picnic at the Sportsmen's Club, and a supper in Hornell. We also plan to have one or two more Held trips to Syracuse, and if possible, one to Harrisburg, Pa. Other social activities which will be held locally are a hay ride, ice skating, and bobsledding, speakers and films at meetings.

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TOR ECHO The idea for a student newspaper was so im- pressed upon 'the students that in the spring of 1953, the student council elected Mary Fragomeni as Editor-in-Chief to start the ball rolling for a school newspaper. With a staff of twenty-five members, the Tor- Echo made its initial debut with its first edition being printed on September 23. The Tor-Echo is advised by James Leavy and is under the supervision of the Editorial Board which consists of four faculty members and four students. mfs, YQ? Wlieeler. The name Tor-Echo derives its name from the Latin word, Tor, which means high hills and, Echo, which is used in the direct sense of the word. The present editors are Mary Fragomeni, Edi- tor-in-Chief, Lou Augustini, Managing Editor, Pat Werner, News Editor, Dick Cornell, Assistant News Editor, Joan Keeney, Feature Editor, Bob Dean, Sports Editor, Vi Glosser, Copy Editor, Gaye MacBriar, Activities Editor, Art Editor, Sonnie Simon, Wes Ackerly, Cartoonist, Ray Wood, Photographer, and Joe Marshall, Circula- tion Manager. can . MQ? 'T' First Row: R. M. Wood, P. A. Werner M. Frngomeni, L. Augustini, S. C. S1 mon, J. R. Marshall. Second Row: J Parish: J. Snyder, B. Goldrich, J Mitchell, J. Burdett, M. Bailey. Tlnnl Row: J. Young, R. Dean, B. Greene, B Eckert, C. Davis, D. Cornell, J