Farmingdale State College - Islander Yearbook (Farmingdale, NY)

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,A g V ig g'.,fium5'yf '5ffWf5 W1AM,, we 1 C rm 521. E' Q s: CT' The Varsity Club is an organization, steadfast and loyal, to the interest of Nyssa, organized mainly to promote athletics, increase general activities, college spirit and encourage sports. ,Its members are composed of the athletic leaders of the student body, and it is their aim to raise the standard of athletics to a higher level. The Varsity Club is still in a budding stage, having been organized in 1920, by six members of the student body, who were intensely interested in athletics and in having athletics receive the proper recognition at the school. Since then the club has grown enormously. Upon being awarded the coveted A, a student automatically becomes eligible for membership in the club. The Varsity Club feels that it has attained its purpose in the past and it is with a fervent hope for the future success of the club, that its graduat- ing members depart. 5 OFFICERS B W. Van Pelt .... ............ ....... P 1 'esiclent R. Kollmayr .... ....... X fice-President H. Krantz. . . . . .Secretary-Treasurer lliearers of the A Baseball Basketball Football VV. Van Pelt XY. Yau l'elt XY. Yan l'elt R. Kollmayr R. Kollmayr R. Kollmayr. Mgr. In-l. Krantz N. Daniels l-I. Krautz A. Trippitelli l-l. cil'OSSlllZlll M. Rollet 4, l NV. Graham XY. fYil'ZlllZ'lll'l ' T M. Pollet M. Pollet T' ' E. Ostergren XY. Surg i 4 il. llrucato H. llorer l l.. Stock, Mgr. S. Rotfort. Mgr. 4 S. Foster I l 5 GW?-- . .-Li! Lf.11''5-iiillligl2Qi:L.:gLa:g'Y- fi, ..., gi ..,... g.4.e..,, llg- Q . .i , is - l A jg 'iggilj .... i....v.g1.1:L5i . ll.lff'5.,Qf21:fZ'1fi.T f.-T7l 4 I 'l ll?-QEEEQQ-'jjifi f, QQEfEQi1lS2ZEl?fl3ff .-.LL-' zf... .- . X' f----Vi -- Wiifi-f---e-f:11-1-21:mf1:11-V--f-E71 .,: .. g 2 l95l

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Long lsland Universitq Grange g The Grange! A farmer's organization. Does it seem as though the city boys would be interested in such an organization? Listen to this: When school opened this fall there were only four old Grange members left, and none of them was well versed in the ideas and work of the Grange. But they were all intensely interested in the organization, and constantly circulated the fact, that there was such an organization in the school, and that it did a lot for the farmers. Now we have over thirty, live-wire mem- bers, and all of them are city boys. The Grange is now on its feet again, and it is our earnest desire to keep it so. It can do a great deal for the school and for its members, and an agricultural institute of this sort is the proper place in which to show the city boys the farmer's view of things. The graduating members have full confidence in those left behind them to carry on the work and prophecy that next year will be the biggest and best that this Grange has ever had. M. I. Pollet. S. Carrousso. I. Dowd ..... W. joseph. . . D. Fox ...... C. Armstrong R. McNeil... H. Borer. . . . . . .Master . . . .Gverseer . . .Secretary . . .Treasurer . . . . . . .Steward Gate Keeper .. .Chaplain . . . .Lecturer 1 l ill il l 1 4 l97l