Students of Landscape Planning at the State University Agricultural and Technical Institute, Farmingdale, Long Island, New York taking notes on the condition of a plant at the Grand Central Hospital, Manhattan as part of a class project involving problems that confront them when they work as plants men and designers after graduation. They had to provide acceptable solutions to the various problems that were in evidence when these pictures were taken. From left the students are: Robert Cesarini, Canastoga, N.Y.; Wilson Shook, Bangall, N.Y.; Anthony Carlo, Port Chester, N.Y.; Michael Coldrick, White Plains, N.Y. (behind shrub); David Seeler, Huntington, N.Y. and George Hermance Brooklyn, N.Y.
Senior Students in Landscape Planning at the State University Agricultural and Technical Institute, Farmingdale, Long Island, New York taking notes and measurements under the supervision of Professor Joseph E. Roesch, with Camera, Head and Professor Donald W. Griffiths, Jr. in Topcoat, Department of Ornamental Horticulture. The planting areas at the Grand Central Hospital, Manhattan provided an outstanding challenge with problems that confront plants men and designers while working with severe city conditions. The students used the hospital areas as a class project.
Senior Students in Landscape Planning at the State University Agricultural and Technical Institute, Farmingdale, Long Island, New York taking notes and measurements under the supervision of Professor Joseph E. Roesch, with Camera, Head and Professor Donald W. Griffiths, Jr. in Topcoat, Department of Ornamental Horticulture. The planting areas at the Grand Central Hospital, Manhattan provided an outstanding challenge with problems that confront plants men and designers while working with severe city conditions. The students used the hospital areas as a class project.
Senior Students in Landscape Planning at the State University Agricultural and Technical Institute, Farmingdale, Long Island, New York taking notes and measurements under the supervision of Professor Joseph E. Roesch, with Camera, Head and Professor Donald W. Griffiths, Jr. in Topcoat, Department of Ornamental Horticulture. The planting areas at the Grand Central Hospital, Manhattan provided an outstanding challenge with problems that confront plants men and designers while working with severe city conditions. The students used the hospital areas as a class project.
Professor Donald W. Griffiths, Jr. Department of Ornamental Horticulture. State University Agricultural and Technical Institute, Farmingdale Long Island, New York (Extreme Right) supervising the taking of measurements and notes necessary for the proper planning of planting areas at the Grand Central Hospital, Manhattan. The Students are: James Sinatra, Syosset, N.Y. (Back to Camera), Frank Cichanowice, Peconic, N.Y.; Pete Schuchman, Purdy's, N.Y.; Henry Reinecker, Bellmore, N.Y.; and Andrew Grosse, South Farmingdale, N.Y.
