The_Rambler_1966-06-07

              STATE UNIVERSITY AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE
FARMINGDALE, L.I., N.Y.
STATE Univcholi.
COLLEGE OF K m o m f
FARMINGDALE, MV
volume XXXYI No. 12 June 1, I9Q6
1365-1966 Honors, Awards,
Scholarships Conferred
In recognition of ability, achievement, and promise in their re-spective
fields, the College i s proud to announce and to commend the
following award-winning students:
Ag]^ulture: David Loutit Memorial Award for Top Herdsman -
RAYMOND J. STEIDLE
Ornamental Horticu^
'""Beatrice" Morgan "Goodrich Scholarship - SUSAN BENEKE
Julia T. Emerson Scholarship - BARBARA SCHAEDLER
Hillside Park Oaks Scholarship - DOUGLAS POKINES
Metropolitan Cemetery Association Scholarships: LEO URBAN,
LEONARD GREDEL, JOHN RAPP
North Country Garden Club Scholarship - CATHERINE MOR-RISON
Laura P. Vogler Scholarship - ROBERT CHASMAR
Matinecock Garden Club Scholarship - BRUCE WILSON
Douglaston Garden Club - ALLAN CODDINGTON
Federated Garden Clubs of New York State (Second District ) -
SUSAN BENEKE
North Shore Horticultural Society Scholarship - JOHN RAPP
New York State Arborists Association - DAVID FRANKLIN
Henry Hicks Garden Club - GREGORY PAGANO
L.I. Horticultural Foundation - WILLIAM HREN
L.I. Chrysanthemum Society - RICHARD SCHIRRMEISTER
.Mech^cjq Technology;
Industrial Press Machinery's Handbook Award - YONG TANG TAI
American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers, Chapter
88, Sfcholarship Awards - ROBERT BOZZANCA
BARTHOLOMEW MOLETA
Construction Technology;
Long Island Society Chapter of American Institute of Architects
Award - ROGER LOVSTROM
Mechanical Power Technolpgy;
Monaco Awards - HENRY CARTER
MARK HELLER
Business Administration:
American Management Society Award - JOSEPH DOLCE
Wall Street Journal Award - RICHARD LUKE
Alrcr^t Operations;
"Alpha Eta' Rho Aw^d - PHILIP SIEDEL
Dental Hygiene;
Jr. American Dental Hygienist's Association Scholarship -
LYNN BREWER
Women's Auxiliary of Nassau County Dental Society Scholarship-
BARBARA BLOXSON
Women's Auxiliary of Suffolk County Dental Society Scholarship-
VIRGINU RE ILLY
L. I. Academy of Odontology Award - CAROL THEW
Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity Award - CHRISTINE ANDERSON
Stevenson Medal (Highest Scholastic) - MARGARITA DIAZ
Tenth D i s t r i c t Dental Hygienlsts Association - JANICE
CIVILLETTO
Biological Technology;,
J & L Adlkes Gr^Well Scholarships - ANNE GROUL
BETTY RISING
Halco Chemical Company Scholarship - RALPH GONZALEZ
North Shore African Violets Society Research Grant - DIANE
HEINZ
Food Technology:
Eastern Frosted Foods Scholarship; KENNETH GRIEVE
BRUCE POPPE
Dr. Gould^ SUNY President to Speak
565 To Graduate
THOMAS STUBITS
MIGUEL BELGRAVE
STEVE JOHNSON
Scholarship; LINDA CAN-Students
Nominated
For President's
Luncheon
Ted Ambrosiano, S.H.B.T.;
Daphne Amodemo, OOK^, Chris-tine
Anderson, J.D.H.A.; Judith
Anderson, Newman Club; Robert
Bancroft, N.A.G.; Susan Beneke,
F.F.C.; Michele Bortnick,
Chanticleer; Robert Bozzanca,
A.S.T.M.E. Stuart Brimlow, OOK;
Linda Bristol, I.D.C.; Richard
Brown, A.M.S.; Thomas Buko-skl,
A.I.A.; Stephanie Calone,
YOE; Henry Carter, S.A.T.; Al-bert
Cash, Radio Club; John De-
Flora, Rambler; Richard Dwor-anczyk,
I.D.C.; Larry Francisco,
Lacrosse Club; Joel Gelfarb, Hil-lel;
Clifford Goldberg, Cattle
Club; Leonard Gredel, F.F.C.,
Collegiate Chorale; Ann Groul,
S.B.T.; Barry Haas, Drama Club;
Mark Heller, I.D.C., S.A.T.;
Christine Hren, A.M.S, ; Jack
Kasica, A.I.A.; JanetKolok, Dra-ma
Club; Nathan Levine, Col-legiate
Chorale.
Evie Lolos, Rambler; Roger
Lovstrom, A.I.A.; Ann Marshall,
OOK; Frank Micucci, Rambler;
Bart Moleta, A.S.T.M.E.; Joseph
Murphy, Chanticleer; Howard
Myers, Food Tech.; Elvin Phil-lips,
Collegiate Chorale; Ron-ald
Phillips, Chess Club; John
Rapp, N.A.G.; Betty Rising,
Rambler; Judy Rosensweig,
A.I.A.; Sidney Saksenberg,Chan-ticleer;
PhiUp Seidel, Alpha Eta
Rho; Samuel Shapiro, Gun Club;
Tigi Shoecraft, Drama Club; Pat
Stecker, Collegiate Chorale; Paul
Swengler, Student Senate: James
Trent, Rambler; JoAnne Trick-er,
YOE; Jeffrey WaUach, Cat-
Ue Club, Dorothy Walz, OOK;
James White, Rambler; Rich-ard
Yellin, Drama Club; Mar-sha
Zipkin, YOE; Hope Zurn,
Student Senate; Janice Civiletto,
J.D.H.A.; Robert Crews, JUdo
Club; Barry McMullan, E.S.S.
Islander Mkafed
To Prof, levine
^Secretarial Science;
National Secretaries Association
NATA,JOYCE TROKEY
Alumni Association Scholarships
PETER LALAS (ES)
PETER UNRATH (ES)
VERONICA WIGHTMAN (NURS)
DOROTHY HARRINGTON (DH)
EDWARD GROVER (ES)
MURIEL GLEASON (NURS)
RAYMOND PELLEGRINO (BA)
ALONSO GALLEGO (AG)
HELEN HARRISON (NURS)
MARGARET HAGENDORF (NURS)
ROXANN KATTALIA (NURS)
Summer Registration
Registration for the summer semester, 1966, will take place ia
Whitman Hall on Thursday, June 16, from 12:00Noon until 4:00 P.M.
Please read the following schedule carefully and report at your
assigned time. ^ ^ ^
Thursday, June 16, 1966 Reporting Time
12:00 Noon
Last Name
R - Z
L - Q
E - K
A - D Registration ends at 4:00 P.M.
1:00 P.M.
2:00 P.M.
3:00 P.M.
It is not always easy to
single out one individual who
has done the most for a gradu-ating
class. For the class of
1966, however, the selection
seemed obvious. Simply
choose that person upon whom
we could always rely to share
our problems, give advice, and
indeed take a genuine interest
Dr. Gould
Dr. Samuel B. Gould, presi-dent
of the State University of
New York, will address the June
graduating class at the Univer-sity's
Agricultural and Techni-cal
College at Farmingdaie, an-nounced
Dr. Charles W. Lafflo,
Jr., president of the college.
Commencement exercises for
die college's 565 graduates will
be held outdoors on Friday, June
17, at 2 p.m.
Mr. Mortimer J, Gleeson,
chairman of the coUege's Boaid
of Trustees, will preside.
During the ceremonies. Dr.
Gould will be presented with the
college's highest award, the
Commission of Honor, whidi is
given in recognition of ijuisel-fish
performance on the vh#half
of others.
SUATC Swings With Corillon Mssic
From the Administraticn
Building's venerable chimes
tower will peal foxth glorious
strains of the Alma Mater and
other new melodies never before
heard.
The Faculty-Student Associ-ation
has purchased a new caril-lon
to replace the worn-out unit
which had become so familiar and
well-loved. The old beUs con-sisted
of 25 notes, known as the
"Coronation" unit, toned after
English bells. The new "A-mericana"
unit has 50 notes—
25 Flemish bells, and 25 harp
bells. These bells have been
toned after the bells in the River-side
Church in New York City.
An extra speaker has been add^
which will enable the music to
reach all over campus and even
beyond.
The new set i s from theSchul-merich
CarlUcm Co., CaiUloo
Hill, SellersviUe Pa., which built
the old set. Cost is $13,550.00,
with $4,000, allotted for trade-in
on the old instrument.
b is possible to mark the
,hour, aalf'^our, ocd quarte^r-hour.
However, at present, only
the hours will play. Music will
be played only at 5:00 in
an effort to avoid interference
with classes.
Mr, M. Mclntyre, engineering
supervisor of Schulmerich Caril-lons,
is installing our instru-ment.
This* company is the
world's largest producer of
carillons. They installed the
610-bell Coca-Cola carillon for
the New York World's Fair, and
many other famous carillcms.
The chimes are fully auto-matic,
but can be manually oper**
ated from a keyboard sh<»ild
an enterprising carilloneur pre-sent
himself.
Each tape can play seven melo-dies.
In addition, a disc con^
taining the Alma Mater can be
played either independently or
together the tapes.
Operation has been guaranteed
for graduatlonbut may be in oper^
ation by the time of this publi*
cation.
Summer Scliool
Students who contemplate tak-ing
summer school courses at
other colleges are advised to
check with Dean Piu'cell. tt is
to your advantage to take courses
with credits that will transfer
here. Dean Purcell will give
you an "Off Campus Approval"
form and advise you on the prop-er
courses to take.
Before You Leave -
All Library books signed out
for tliis semester should be re-turned
before leaving school. No
records or grades etc. will be
sent on any student who has not
cleared with the Library and any
other campus offices.
in us, his students, both in the
classroom and out.
It is with deep sincerity that
we dedicate our Yearbook to
Professor Irving Levine, who
was not <«ly our teacher, but
also our advisor, not ooly our
advisor, but also our friend.
Secretary of Interior, Stew-art
L. Udall, was the featured
speaker, and recipient of a
doctorate in humane letters ot
the National Beauty Confer*
ence held at Hofstra U., on
May 28, 1966. Prof. A. Takacs,
O.H. Dep't; James Trent, Gene
Bloettler, and Jeff Barlowe,
all RAMBLER, represented
Farmingdaie at the conference.
The Convention dealt with var-ious
ospects of conservotion,
especfally op Long Island*