Farmingdale State College - Islander Yearbook (Farmingdale, NY)

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if I' GQ Theodore A. Dedowitz Rhoda Arbitcr Senior Financial Secretary K, Librarian ' 1 if I .4 tlgll WE' 'E Locke james June Hechler Assistant to the Director Secretary to the Director rg,L,,' s be we f s ff f- ' ,- - gf 'f- s. fl, ,Q 9256 ,LQ Veda' fa:--J Top row: McKee, A. Roberts, I. Hvischberg, H. Campion. Middle row: C. Monroe, L. Prescia, E. McMinn, ,i- Hechlcr, M. Del Vecchio, E. Rantn. Bottom row: Evcnin and Extension Division Staff-R. Ncaly,-I. Bolincil, E. Wachtel, P. Hunsinger, M. Allenhl. Franke, 8 I. DeSana.

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DMINISTRHTID 1-CL ll' I'--:11mf,m.!lwf--1.-:P IM-.1 David W. Allcc, l7c.m nf lmlrmuux: W'-' fi W i

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STUDE T PERSONNEL SERVICES Class of '59 Passing in review Two thousand applicants were tested and inter- viewed . . . outcome . . . 997 neophytes, largest entering class in history ofthe college . , . Septem- ber 1957. As Freshmen . . . promoted class spirit and pro- vided opportunities for social development in spon- soring Sunday coffee call, record hops, Faculty- Student Baskethall Game, Spring Week-end and Freshman Prom . . . participated in lirst Leadership Training program for student government and stu- dent organization leaders . . . helped develop and organize hrst Student Court . . . assisted in dedica- tion of new residence halls . . enlarged Home- coming lloat parade. ' As Seniors . . .gave suhstantial support to orien- tation of freshmen under leadership ol' Student Council . . . initiated lirst Student Council Formal DIIHCC, first in history of college . . , worlccd, through Student Council, for various improve- ments in facilities to enhance student lilic on cant 1 l .X H N K , ' . 1 ' f A , ' l 't pus . . 4 provided strong leadership tor S ttident Council, l7atulty'-Student f,tH'PHl'.lIlUIl, and C.ISCe1.'K which alliorded titizenship training for students . l . served on many l'atulty-student committees , , , reviewed old and new student organizations and scheduled and tleared all tanirus attivsti'-s under the direttion of I 6 I tontinued etiiettzve contrihntions to Rainhler. Hue and lrv in' 1 ,sn- x Islander . i developed good toiiinititzitation i tween :'xdin1nistr.ition and students in planning and organizing .ittivities iittltitling d.inces, nat- H' rides, heath parties. l'.irl'e.ues, winter weelcetn' 4,1 and skating parties soulglit counsel. .ts .Adi 5 , . Qt, viduals. lorprol'len1s tontetnityg stl2oi.i?sl1zt's.stt:- 1 Wi' dent loans part-t1ti1eiol's iiurtheretltztation train- e . H .- -V .tl ,., ,. 3. i' t ,-- ,Mi , ing ozitttixts, ,..ttt.n.nt, le.t.Ilt ant. t-,,si...o situations S -'limi' :Ks .alumni l m.ont.tin active interest an the Q lnstitutel e llest Wishes' lleme:nl':r Home- ' coming 1959 123' sd 's. .hui-'ft tl. 'T 1 , A 4 , 1 fs . in ' l.ea.-,152-it , 4 llcrllloltl ll, Willt'1iln'otl., l7t'.tn ol 5llltltIll'i li ,l H X1 I I tm- X X 1 i - tv ,.,,. X I -ri- Q5 . , ft- I , is t H