Farmingdale State College - Islander Yearbook (Farmingdale, NY)

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l f f VI I f' 1 Y Ld, 1 , 1' l 0 I ,yy ln , .N -f ----,NJ S , , l On the land between the Waters . . . ' stands our beloved campus and as we leave to become alumni our hearts are sad. True we want to enter into the special fields for which we have been trained, to display the knowledge we've been taught here, but, why must two such wonderful years come to an end so abruptly? We will raise her name in glory . . and how could we but help it! We are proud of our school, our beloved faculty, and our never-dying school spirit. We have something to boast about at this school, something rarely found in other 2 year colleges. At SUATI we were shown real school spirit, the kind that never dies. We salute thee, alma mater, as we gather here today . . for you have shown us a unique way of life. lt is no wonder that we are saddened by our departure. All thy sons and all thy daughters will honor thee always . . because you have taught us more than that which can be learned from books, you have taught us to love you and all you stand for. You have shown us the goodness of life itself. Fling wide your banner over us, fair hues of Green and White.

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T l 4 1 1 4 E is , , I , . , 1 I 1 I Q ,i 1 li il Q! yi il I, l li r ,s l l li i l i l i i 4 Jrx:.u.r,a. f:r'::an ...n..n.w-.suit 1 Although it is simple and has been said many times before, the graduating class of 1959 wishes to say thank you . . . for just being Dean Willenbrock. How have you helped us? Let us count the ways that secure feeling of just knowing you were there . . . your warm, sincere smile . . . welcome friend- ship . . . diplomacy of the highest degree . . . im- measurable sense of humor . . . understanding . . . and kind, wise advice. No one seems to mind tedious work when the re- sults are satisfying. This then is why Student Council and the ISLANDER thought it was so easy to find a special someone. For the above and all the little extras, we want to dedicate to you, this--our yearbook with heart- felt gratitude. DlCATlO F' ,. '35, ,g A it fy, a '- U.- .r, '! ,Vis s v V .E 44 . 9 , wi' si - 'y we? I X . its ,wr- , , ...W .ang .I ,. 3 M . fd, A' GI iff' f' 1 i ff I lf: il 4 . kim Q L, 5' '59 t 9 f' .i V' , X A 5 i 'i it 5 Ll? 'lv sf 3 kt ii ll t Y. B 2 if ill ma I fi? 13 ,KQ M M gf tiff 'fi YIM 41-4- ar it