American International College - Taper Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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F ruff J gift if fe 12 L 4 ff bg, -Gt' A9 V' ,' 2 4 .47 A:7l,ffffA,..', Phi Sigma Phi The purpose of this honorary science fraternity is to bring together men who have shown excellence in chemistry, physics, and mathematics, giving them the opportunity to exchange ideas concerning their studies and re- searches in the physical sciences. Much general interest in science has been promoted and the members enjoy many social activities as well. The initial banquet of the year was held at the Sheraton Hotel with many alumni attending. During the year various moving pictures of scientific interest were shown to the fraternity and science department. A tive day trip to New York city in Ianuary added greatly to the members' appreciation of cultural activities: the Metropolitan Art Museum, Bronx Zoological Garden, Fantasa , and Maurice Evans' production ot Macbeth being highlights oi this trip. At the annual spring banquet new officers were elected to carry on the growth ot this progressive organization. ADVISERS Dr. Willis B. Robinson Dr. Robert W. Cobb Dr. G. F. Woods ' OFFICERS President . . . . Gerard Desiorges Vice-President . Paul Griswold Treasurer . Earl Iackson Secretary . . . . Archibald Kelly MEMBERS ,,VV Harold Bowie George Fisk Ioseph Novicki Chester Bardwell Paul Griswold Nicholas Paskiewich Henry Angers , Carl Hansen Raymond Phaneut Eugene Broderick Donald Hatch Robert Storherr Oscar Bowie Earl Iackson Theodore Suher Gerard Desforges Archibald Kelly Charles Waste t Ralph Lucardi 138