Morrisville State College - Arcadian Yearbook (Morrisville, NY)

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ADMI ISTRATIO DR. M. B. GALBREATH Director CDirector's 4-Wfessage The Class of 1950 has seen the beginning of the permanent building program that we have talked about for years. I believe this is the most important step forward that we have taken in the twelve years that I have been director of M.A.T.I. The faculty join me in wishing every success to the graduates of the Class of 1950. You have contributed much to the student life at Morrisville during the two years that you have been here. Continue to be active 'in affairs of your community as you have done in Institute community life and put into practice those things you have learned in the classrooms and laboratories: success for each of you will then be assured, 9

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offrcadian Staff It is with mixed feelings of pride and humility that we offer this Arcadian for 1950. It is our hope that it will please you in every way. If.so, your gratitude will be ours. For with- out the assistance, generosity, and above all the selfless labors of Mr. Hicks especially and also of Mr. Mockovak and the others who have helped us, this Arcadian would not now be in your hands. Respectfully, THE STAFF THE EDITOR, WILLIAM FRONE ARC Standing: Gerald Flanagan, Sports Editor: Iohn Walters, Business Manager: Roland Young, Advertising Manager: Paul Mockovak. Howard Holiday, Photo Editor. Seated: Iohn Clapp, Snapshot Editor: Milton Sessions, Industrial Editor: William Frone, Editor-in-Chief: Dorothy Speciale, Home Economics Editor: Ianice Bennett, Sports Editor: Leora Dunham. Laura Symonds. Typist: Franklin lMassett, Food Tech Editor: Floyd Hamilton, Agriculture Editor. Insert: A. Hicks, Faculty Advisor. 8 1 , E

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'-.ff is-' ' A331- FT .-it-53? '-Gill I- . E. It 7:55. 1:-rffrilf T ' gif: f - 1. gi.-5, ,--,-1751, .fgzilgil-. M . lg... Igjyglsv- . ,r u , 4 iv. , -4 ,i '.'-,ug-. I-5' 7 :.:.l,' V. EDWARD H. HAMILTON Acting Director clcting CDirector Mr. Edward Hamilton, Assistant Director of the Institute, became our Acting Director during the last week of Ianuary, 1950, and will retain that post until Iuly, 1951, when Director Malcolm B. Galbreath returns from Europe. Dr. Galbreath, who has headed the Institute for the ,last twelve years, and under whom our building program plans have been making strides, left in Ianuary for Paris, France, to become chief of the Food and Agricultural Division of the Eco! nomic Cooperation Administration, which functions as part of the Marshall Plan. Dr. Galbreath's primary responsibility will be to help fourteen war-torn European countries regain more economic stability by re-establishing home-grown food supplies. While in Europe, he will enjoy all the customary privileges ex- tended to a diplomatic representative. Dr. Galbreath's family will join him in Paris in Iuly, remaining there with him until his duties are completed. Mr. Hamilton has been in training for his new duties since he was appointed to the assistant directorship in the summer of 1948. From that time forth, he has gradually assumed more and more of those responsibilities once wholly Dr. Galbreath's. Hence, his move to Acting Director is not an abrupt one. The Staff of the 1949 Arcadian and the student body extend to both Dr. Galbreath and Mr. Hamilton assurance, confidence. and best wishes for the successful accomplishment of their new endeavors. 1 5Board Of cUisitors The Board of Visitors looking over the proposed sight of the new Central 'Heating Plant and Gymnasium. Left to Right: President H. C. B. Clark, North Norwich, Marshall. Munnsville, N. Huntley, Walworth. N. Y. Wood, I. Russel Thorne, Binghamton: Earl N. Y.: Guy Pollard, Clockville, N. Y.: Otis Y.: Director M. B. Galbreath, Emily T. io l