Farmingdale State College - Islander Yearbook (Farmingdale, NY)

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fifrv an I v . K - - at V -Lair I x Q3 ' ' y I INN. 'tl f in ' fx-h x gif , V yi S Mg I murmur K' 1 , ,Q .... . tr ,en anna 4 I .. .. I V I l 'D 5 .vid -,QA I j i x 'e t' S, 'z .4 , l' ..15. .31 we is Ylif Y. H ilu Q ,FQ 5-f . z-- 1 .1 IJ we-, I f at 1 il i I will Climb, though the road be frozzghf' IRVINGNI. COLEMAN, Co-operative Educational Institute . A NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. r It is said that good things come in small packages, and Irving has proven that saying to the letter, for he has been there with the goods at all times. 5 Indeed, we do not know what we would have done Without him g for his quick thinking and his rapid fire speeches at the right time has brought us over i many a crisis. Irving is also a hard working and ambitious studentg his scholastic rec- . Ord during his stay at Nyssa show it. Irv,' has gained for himself the 1 friendship of all those that have comein contactwith him, through his ready 'Z I wit and cheery hello. ' ' ' i in soils, and he is determined to Pl 1 ,L W. Irving intends to take advance stud es D make his goal as ra soil specialist. ' A d good luck. Do not rorget us and old Nyssa. Honors:--Vice-President Student Council '24g Member Student Council '233 Poultry ' ' ' ' ' ' h ean Club '24. Club '22: Cosmop Goodbye, Irving, an olitan Club 22, 23, -24, Tersic or I35l

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so so' ' 4g.,,g.,'..,,i ws. ,b,V I Ulf alight obstruct thy muse, yet stand ' not stvlllf' i But wiml about till thong 71 asf t0pp'd the hill LOUIS GITNICK, Co-operative Educational lnstitute ' NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. Still waters runs deep, but to this may also be added' they are mighty potential. Lou can 'be characterized as such. From the very beginning he has proven to be a studious and persevering sort of a chap. l-le has devoted all of his time to a study of commercial fruit growing and we feel sure that he will be a successful orchardist. Lou has won for himself many friends at Nyssa by his unassuming and amiable disposition. ' Although Lou's farorite pastime was to wait on the faculty. he has found time to give us a few pointers on table etiquette. So long Lou, the Class '24 wishes you success in all your enterprises. Honours:-Pcgultry Club '22g Glee Club '22, '23g Grange '22, '23, 24: Apple Judging ' eam ' 3. 5 .fx E341 Qi 2 'a mtl' I 1

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5-to l r 'll FEP? ' ,3L,jr,'I.... E51f'-f-1-V+ M -' vr xf:L.1 ll' . 'si rrlfl rl 'rg rlfxl .,,A 2'5- :'f'l fr rl ltd I ilu' , 1 li ll? H1 ,r will M1 Q1 lr 5 1 h 1 ! il l l .4 r ,'5 ,S .ll sir Sv' Jr ease? iilgr -is ri .L , :yur ..-xl Sam Z ,Q lr ---.. - . .N- 4 l r I He that by the plow would tl1,rz'rve, lmfm- , lf must Ofllfllrffl' holrl 07 do 221,10 bAMUEL GREENSTIIIN Stuyvesant High qchool Q NEW XGRK CITY N X Durrng the 1921 summer vacatron from hrgh school Greenex entered Nyssa as a summer student After returnrng to hrgh school he found the rmpulse of the Agrrcultural C111 too great to restrarn from he theretore decrded to return to Nyssa Berng an arnbrtrorrs Freshman, he decrded to start drrectlx xxrth hrs barn dutres, whrch he completed rn hrs first sex en months at school thus establrsh mg the record trme for nrne barns Whrle on coxv barn he xx as tauoht hoxx to mrlk, and when he took the Exam establrshed the laudable Nrnrlkrrro N record of the rnstrtute by mrlltrng sm cows, grxfrng sexentxf four pounds or lk mr , rn thrrty three mrnutes Through drlrgence and perseverance, he has obtarned '1 stholastrr record xvhrch any man mroht well be Jroud ot entrre school career Greeney berng handrcapped bx lameness but thrt has not prex errtcd hrm from enterrng any sports Z, 1 , an ax eraqe aboxc nrnetx lor hrs A student '1 true friend, and a nran xxe brd xorr Qoodbxc rrr'rx xorr srrr l ceec rn your endeavor as a hx estoclt breeder Honors CTTIHITIDIOH Mllkel, 22 BH111 Duty Record Holder 22 Class Basketball Team 22 23 Grange 24 Lrvestock Jrrdgrng Team 23 Football Trarner 4 Class Baseball Team '23 Basketball Trainer 24 Boxrng Klub 24 uumunnmr mt' U fd 3 c r x from m-uxxurriwnuxux nuscrtxrtnunp 3f wr' ' I: , . rl: T3 ,,. QC 2 F F' xt' r Z 5 r. I r 'J r k iii Q.-'Q 7U1'I1'.7 T52 . 2 J L Q- se . , , ' ' 'f ' . if I 1- QQ L if '1 N X 4 4 - - ' be I , T - - 1 A E 5 ' rg: E ,'i - r N 2 1141 7' 7 rg I ' Il ,V ' ' 1 rl: 1 ' 5 ' ll .lpg fr . 531.-, it ll, , - - - cc - ,ra , :Frei n' ' 1 1 3 ' 'x 5 F1 . . . ' s iilfi l W' . . g 5 :lr - . H . A ,, . 1 - . . - Ev S Q ,lr C r 3 1 gli l I I - ' ,' YE 1 .111 .Q l 1 . u 11- . I 4' . . . - A . . . . 2 rw: - I tr: . . . . I f , - C . r 1 . . . ' V 1 5 - , 1 . . , ' . rl E 4 ' - - . - - - ' rum r . . . , . HN , x H . . . U I . , 1 . . :xx W R rl Q x Lv . H i ,, . . . 51, lr ' , r qrgi . L, ,r,. r . . . K- -. - . -. . . K ' - X , ' 4 ' . . ' . l- it ,li . . . . . ' ,wif 'f - I . wg rl . . , , , ,yr-g ,Z I . . C K- 4, t S - S y . . . B: u n 1 , rr , A e ' . ' S jr' . . hwlw ,1 rc . ry ' ' I Y gr if r 1 tx - A 1 - . v - -J I . . L- r 2 1 r 1 rv fe I . . - I ' M r I .- - - he A ' C ! 7 7 l ' 7. 1 Y ' S N' hxr 'Q . . - L . . . 4 I H r - r i - - . , 1 ' ' i.1r'2 I Z- , ' ' ' ' 3 ' - . 1 r . - lr , . , I il ' - - ' - , , . ' A . x ' V T 'if ,I , , , , : - L. rg: . ,JJ r . l ' ' 1 f '. A I t - I . ' H l : V .H . I r I I , I :Y 5 5 I .V 1 ! 5 ' 3 rf ll 5 1 T5 'l r fm ,MT'1 f: 'T L i 'fTff , Y 'rr-rn -rwrrtrr lrrm- -- -- V - - , . .. yr . . , , ,, A . . r 1 - f :W - - ,-iii..-...f ....-f.. .. . , 1 'lk ' -r v- ' ' - fe -W- x . , ..,., . . ,. . . ' - ' '3f T5I'i'o: j:ii-'-- - -f - :ef - - U ..,- '- . .. ., , f-'vi--H--rf - ' ' ' , 1 r- . Q. L.. . lTI.4.L .r ,hr 4 ,, Y Nw T x it U .Wa ...-,,,,..,.,,,,, - - . . ' ' ' -- - Sl ' ' -4 -. . . 5 s V A , .I , I rl ' lj 13 I