Farmingdale State College - Islander Yearbook (Farmingdale, NY)

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4 'WWQZ t2 ,,,.afrs ws., VZQ. r fW, Jwfx it 3 was f ' Mai? 5 i X i l The Student-Faculty Association is the organiza- tion on campus where the faculty meet with mem- d bers of the student body to discuss problems and , f come to a happy medium. ga y The Student Book Store is affiliated with this I I , association and makes it possible for students to 2 purchase books and supplies at a much lower rate lift 5 1 QS sf . r, was than usual. 4 Wa This organization also makes it possible for de- nm ffflwts W 3 1 1 ,s.,, l ' A ' M-. as va im, A,I,T,, ,sg 9333371 ew serving students to receive loans in order to finance their education. Loans are paid by installments over a six year period. Clubs and organizations in need A134 iw gil ff, sf NX f at ,r sta, moves 3 gyms' f fszlg 'S Q. wir m5s,vgs,.4 Ek MQ Y was X x + sis rx f c,yftxY:J4X irf I9 W' like ,sa QV his of money may also receive help from this Asso- ciation. , -V ,rs vez as ' , William A. Medesy David W. Allee Albert E- Haas ' Prcrident CDift6f0fD Vice Prcxident CDeanD Tfddfllfdf CBuJineJJ T Theodore A. Dedowitz Wayne S. Farrow EIDY1' C- Griffith CBu.rineJ.r 0jiccrD QGcncml Education Departmmty C-Adw-fa' W B001Uf0 'D 755 'vff 4. William Herman Robert Dana Carol Mafconc Pruident, Student Countil, and CPrc.ridmt, Varsity ClubD CEd1f0f, Tb' Rdmblffy Prefident, Senior CldJ'.l'D NOTE: All representatives hold office by virtue of title held. Gerald D. Allard CHealth and Pbyriml Educatio partmmt nDc Robert Keegan fliaculty at Largeb A 'H-4' W -rf' Q Edmund Brockelbank Cllcprefentativc, DormitoricJD