University of Rhode Island - Renaissance / Grist Yearbook (Kingston, RI)

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CLASS OF 1951 Pasquale Bdrbd John Bulleit Robert Fleck Pdul Froeberg Dondld Gdvin Foster Heseltine Robert Hiller John Hutchinson Charles Kernan Donald MacDonald Robert Mason Pasquale Nappi Stephen Onysko Raymond Steen Albert Thibodeau Alec Voight CLASS OF 1952 Richdrd Almy Edrle Binckley Robert Cdlldhdn John Cdrroll Fred Codtes Jdmes Cooper Howard Hall Asa Holton Bernard Mathews Albert Peckham Anthony Pitochelli Irving Potter Robert Sciotti Wal ter Vargas Hugo Vigoroso CLASS OF 1953 Thomds Boyd Russell Burbdnk Michael Correrd George Donnely Gerald Faneuf Gerard Ferrara William Hutcheon William Marine Norman Peckham Richard Rene William Servant Rodney Stoll Joseph Worrall OFFICERS PRESIDENT Dondtd N. Gdvin VICE PRESIDENT John G. Hutchinson TREASURER Paul E. Froeberg SECRETARY Robert F. Mason PLEDGE CAPTAIN John W. Bulleit FACULTY ADVISORS Prof. John O. Stitely Prof. Ernest Goodwin 25

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rrrrrf SIGMA CHI The Delta Sigma Chapter of Sigma Chi evolved naturally from the ever growing local Delta Alpha Psi which began in 1910. Even as a young chapter in the international fraternity, it has made traditional at Rhody the Sweetheart Formal at which the chapter ' s sweet- heart is crowned and serenaded with the “Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. The annual Sigma Chi Derby, a maze of humorous and trying athletic field events for the girls is also a campus favorite. Here the girls compete as housing units for the individual medals and final team award, the Bronze Derby. The fraternity furthers the interests of scholarship under a well planned system. Sigma Chi seeks to instill in its members the spirit of cooperation and the ability to assume and carry out responsibilities. Athletic and social programs help round out the factors the fraternity hopes will make better citizens. 24

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Ill Row: W. Johns. R Brosscau, F. D.ngcr, R Campbell. Mrs. Jackson, R Hurley, J. Boubin, R. Wilson. M. Sweeney. 2nd Row: E Perry. J. Cawley. R. Heffernan. L. Sullivan, R. Hawes, A. Palmitessa, E. Canavan. B While. R. Redfern. 3rd Row: R Ledou., E. McCabe, J. Smith, A. Pmheiro, C Horgan, G. Sherlock. 4»h Row: R. McColl, D. Shea. A Rathjen. J Loeber, G. Lenoir, B. Kettlety, J Manning. Slh Row: M. Chamberlain. R Butler. F Conglelon. G. Monroe. R. Swanson. P. Beichert. J Kelly LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Founded originally at Boston University in 1909, Lambda Chi Alpha is today the largest national fraternity with over 135 chapters and 50,000 members throughout North America. There are also more than 120 alumni associations actively participating in current fraternal functions. Eta Zeta Chapter was installed on this college in October 1914, with twelve charter members. It was originally located on Lower College Road at the place where Sigma Delta Tau now stands. It remained there until September, 1936, and then moved to its present site at 11 North Road. During the war years, Lambda Chi was utilized as a faculty dining hall and a men ' s dormitory. In the fall of 1946, it reopened and promptly regained its pre-war standards and efficiency. Eta Chapter house has established and maintained enviable records in scholastic, athletic, and social activities since its founding thirty-five years ago. 26