Farmingdale State College - Islander Yearbook (Farmingdale, NY)

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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE s1'ArE UNIVERSITY I.. INSTITUTE AND TECHNICA AGRICULTURAL AT FARMINGDALE, New rome OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 60: To Members of the Class of l9 t of objectives to Every college has a se 't seeks to achieve through which it subscribes and which i its educational program. At Farmingdale we have four objectives. They are: QD to assist the student in developing abilities and competence in his field of training, Q23 to assist each student in developing his potentialities so as to live a happy, healthy, responsible, and productive life, Q35 to ' ' dustries, professions and units of serve businesses, in and L45 to serve society. government, You will agree, l am sure, that our set of objectives is an impressive one. Experience has shown us that we have been generally successful in meeting the first objective because it is measurable in terms of the ability of our graduates to secure and hold employment and gain recognition in the form of advancement. Because measures of the remaining ob- jectives are imperfect or deal with intangibles, we are less able to determine our success as your teachers We however that we have to some degree been success- to earn a living but how to hope, , ful in teaching you not only how live a life ER are re- ln the pages of THE ISLAND corded many of the events of your life at Farmingdale which are related to institute objectives The editors have striven to make the book attractive complete and interesting lt is my hope that your friendships with students and faculty alike will be recalled as you look at the book from time to time With every good vsish for the future l am Cordially ,,Ll4.0 af I 'N-41' tn A Medesy Vi Illia President NN AM jh 1 5-1-..... I f 1 i i A 4

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i' . ' J - ENS ha'- -.... , .,L..'X . . STATE NIVERSITY OF NEW YORK , . - ------3 1 1 f ' Q A ' Q BOARD OF TRUSTEES FRANK C. MOORE, LL.B., L.H.D., LL.D., Chairman Buffalo ' MRS. JOHN A. WARNER, Vice Chairman New York City ALGER B. CHAPMAN, A.B., LL.B. Pawling MRS. BETTY HAWLEY DONNELLY New York City CHARLES GARSIDE, B.S., LL.B., L.H.D., LL.D. New York City BOYD E. GOLDER Utica FREDERICK F. GREENMAN, A.B., LL.B. New York City SAMUEL HARSMAN MORRIS IUSHEWITZ KEITH S. MCHUGH, B.S., LL.D., Eng.D. New York City A JOSEPH J. MYLER, E.A., M.A. Rochester 'A 3' JAMES J. WARREN Albany DON J. WICKHAM, B.S. Hector LESTER B. GRANGER, A.B., D.H.L., LL.D. New York City JAMES GREENAUGH, A.B., M.D. Cooperstown JOHN A. ROOSEVELT, AE. Hyde Park J. LAWRENCE MURRAY, Secretary of University Great Neck Mount Vernon '- ':.s'x .- . .1 v- , . , ,.,,:. ', ' -.. ' 'I K THOMAS I-I. HAMILTON, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. PRESIDENT, STATE UNIVERSITY F, , E F K. 5 I I 'J Quo as-. -43 . O , ' . f QQ, I .Q J .64 X , 1 ' ' J,My1q1ggq3J, L, 'ARXWIEQ MARVIN A. RAPP, A.B., MA, Ph.D. Mu 511' ,,J,,l,u ASSOffIA'I'Ii LQXIQCLQTIVI5 DEAN I5Xl'QQL l'IX'I JJJAN Iicjli POR INS'I'1'1'UT1iS AND INSTIT IMI lis ANU um x11'N1'1'Y f305Wl5NVVY f3OLU5GI55 CO1 LHTIN 'W'