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THE RAMBLER
LONG ISLAND AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
FARMINGDALE, L. L, N. Y.
Vol. XXV, No. 3 November 24, 1954
RAMBLER SPONSORS CONTEST TO SELECT
TALENTED CAMPUS QUEEN
FLOATS
Although Homecoming Day was
dreary and uninspiring, the floats,
which were viewed by the few who
stuck it out, were precisely op-posite.
The Cattle Club, whose float
depicted "Old MacDonald's Farm,"
was original and cleverly done,
and won first prize. The runners-up
were the N. A. G. float, their
theme was "Three Coins in A
Fountain", and very beautiful;
and, last but not least, was the
Poultry Club, whose entire float
was a chicken, and very original.
INSTITUTE BOWLING
LEAGUE
SUCCESS
The faculty and staff have com-bined
to operate a very fine bowling
league. At the conclusion of nine
weeks of bowling the standing of
the first three teams is as follows:
Points
Gophers—Lamb, Hraba, Coogan
Allee 28
Headpins—Mitchell, Smith, Floyd,
Abbatiello 27
Hookers — Perry, Harty, Gian-fagna,
Rakowski 26
High Single Game—245—Stark
High Triple—562—Coogan
High Average—167—Coogan
This is an 80 percent handicap
league against 170 possible.
The teams roll Thursday nights,
9:00-11:00 P. M. at May wood Rec-reation
Alleys. Many of the men
have purchased special shirts and
we look forward to having the
entire league so equipped.
We have a lot of fun.
K B. Floyd
Our Annual Blood Drive, which
took place Wednesday, November
10th, was a huge success.
Two hundred and seventy-six
persons came to donate a pint of
blood. Of these, two hundred and
seventy-six donors, seventy-six were
turned away for such reasons as:
colds, anemia, high or low blood
pressure, etc.
In our Blood Bank we have
about one hundred new pints of
blood, although we collected two
hundred pints. The reason for this
is that the National Blood Bank,
which must process all the blood
we collect, keeps one pint of blood
for every two they process.
We would like to thank the cam-pus
and faculty wives, who donated
refreshments.
THE HEAKSE
NEW INSTRUCTORS
by Sylvia Shilensky
This year we welcome not only
a very large freshman class, but
many new instructors.
We have a new head librarian,
Mr. Robert A. Baker, who taught
at Adelphi College before coming
to LiIATI. He is a graduate of
Columbia College and Northwest-ern
University and served in the
Merchant Marines.
Assisting in the library is Mrs.
E l s a H. Drum, who is also a con-temporary
literature instructor. She
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All Long Island A. and T.
girls are eligible to enter. The only
qualifications are that they be ta-lented
as well as beautiful.
Just fill in the application below
and deposit it before December 4th
in one of the three boxes which
will be in the library of the down-town
Tech Building, the library of
the Administration Building, and
the main lobby of the new In-dustrial
Building.
The ballot below is for nomi-nations.
The ten girls receiving
the greatest number of nominat-ing
ballots will be featured in the
December issue of The Rambler
along with a voting ballot. At that
time, you can vote for one. The
f i r s t five selected by your votes
will be judged by an impartial
faculty board for talent and at-tractiveness.
Contest time and place
to be announced. Full details in
the December issue.
Talent performance restricted to:
a. Voice—Singing, Dramatics.
b. Instrument—Any Band or Or-chestra
Instrument.
c. Artistic Representation—Pen
and Ink, Crayon, Brush.
d. Interpretive Dancing.
Standing outside the library door
these mornings is "The Hearse''.
It is there to receive overnight
books returned before the library
opens in the mornings. Please drop
your books in "The Hearse".
RAMBLER CAMPUS QUEEN CONTEST
NAME
CURRICULUM
TALENT:
NOMINATING BALLOT
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