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

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CLASS OF 1951 Richard E. Anderson Raymond C. Campbell Robert J. Hurley Robert A. Brosseau Frederick B. Dinger Robert Kettlety Albert Pinheiro Stanley B. Reed CLASS OF 1952 John Bassett John F. Boubin Milton H. Chamberlain Richard Hawses Robert Heffernan Paul Ibello William D. Johns Gerald G. Loeber Joseph Manning James McColl Gordon A. Monroe Philip Niles Arthur Palmitessa John W. Schmid Philip Shaughnessy Daniel Shea John Smith John Sullivan Lawrence Sullivan Robert A. Wilson HOUSE OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Robert J. Hurley Raymond C. Campbell John F. Boubin TREASURER Lawrence Sullivan 27

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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

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1st Row: C. Rayner, J Monti. J. Comstock. F. Scanfilc, I. Murphy, C. Toyc, J. Beckett, C. Johnson. Snd Row: J. Helfnch. R. Sullivan, J. Mulvey, J. Basdovitz, H Gately, F. Gencarelli, F. Schora, W. Henry, J. McCann, W. Mulvey. 3rd Row: K Panciera. F. Blount. R. Beaudoin. F. Morsilli, C. Matheson. V Allienello, B. Baird, R Cook 4th Row: R Mulvey, N. Lavallee, J Kennedy, J Child. J. Barnes. J. Dame, H. Orabone. Sth Row: R. Underhill. J. Klasemer, H. Adams, J. O ' Neill, R. Kubiskey. D. Haslam, R Abell. E McNulty. Sisma Alpha Epsilon was founded in 1865 and has grown to be the largest greek letter society in existence, having 78,000 initiates. Rhode Island Alpha chapter was founded on February 23, 1929. We now hold the Interfraternity Alumni council cup given for the first time in 1950 for outstanding achievement. We also hold the Intramural all-sports trophy. Throughout their entire history the Sig Alphs have been prominent in all the activities of the college, and their accomplishments have brought prestige to both the fraternity and the college. 28