Farmingdale State College - Islander Yearbook (Farmingdale, NY)

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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

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EEZ: 1 1' :g 5151 Ii., , ... get I E16 sr - !IX! .Fl . in . 'I ,u. .1 1 1 . ! 1 I I 1? ,I f If 'xg Cosmopolitan Club ABGVE ALL NATIONS IS HUMANITY The Long Island Chapter of the Corda Fratres Association of Cosmo politan Clubs was organized last year with the purpose of bringing together foreign and American students into closer relationship both socially an intellectually We can novv look back and see the fruits of our efforts in putting into practice the ideal of this club: Above all nations is Humanity. Members that have left us are sending in words of gratefulness and praise for what they have learned in Cosmopolitanism and what it stands for. This chapter is one of over fifty in the country, and is affiliated with the international organization. The club has grown steadily and is here to stay, and, as the school grows, so will this organization. We are confident of both. Wfe hope that by our efforts and our accomplishments, to help Nyssa be a greater and better school. To the Class of 1924, we bid you Godspeed, and wish you the greatest success in life. MEMBERS gpppyy Q.'.g,.gm5yysy5A 'tltfiesfrgl is-H Wg ' 42 1 ' if ' ' - 3: ' ' l 1 l President, l. Golclenberg Vice-President. Stephen Carousso - Treasurer, Dr. Sarlcis Boshnakian Secretary. Samuel XYeisross T Samuel Abraham George Garcia Alfred Meyers lg Julius Chernial: Irving Goldman Charles Zack 2 if l, k fil-'-f'm-- w t ' fy Hgu.- rf-'j,,,W .,,, .7 ...,. .Q ...' A.ihQ,1:.Q,,, My 'TTT' ' I' 5'l i'f T- -. -Tfzi-WQQ--f',I...1f.f. .':,, C .Qu ,, f.'ln Vial''f..Qi ffQff1f .'ii .- . . wx-4--41:gwf::,+.x,, , 5 A.-L... . .1 ' l iVi fkl:tW i ' ...A i41s5s?111'2g:::'11asf-1.11519 Q:-i -g r 'lfffrfl-1 1f222ff1a2T5.1?gp- l99l