Arnold College - Fall In Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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Firsl' Row: F. Bu'I'cher, A. Chaznov, D. Sawyer, P. Scharf, D. Corbe'H', W. Chop, J. Colello, A. Ber+rand Second Row: J. Wiser, F. Shaugnessy, Jerebek, V. Cesareo, J. Roman, G. Maddocks, D. Borgnine, R. Carmody, G. Esposifo Third Row: A. Marinelli, L. Siein, F. Coperine, T. Morosky, F. Richieclei, F. Colon, F. Asquino, G. Springsteen, A. Semenko, F. Crisafi, A. Jusfice SWORD SOCIETY Sigma Sigma Purpose: To acl' as an incenfive for +he en'l'ire s1'uden'l' body in all-around afhlefic par+icipa+ion. The membership is comprised of 'rhose s'ruden+s who have excelled in a given sporl' while undergraduale sfudenls of Arnold College. Such s+uden'rs are honored each year by +heir admiHance in+o +his sociery. From 'rhis group spring some of our foremosi' leaders in 'rhe field of Physical Educalion. Officers Presidenf, J. Wiser Vice-President A. Semenkovifch Secreiary, W. Va'rh

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Fronfz lgrich, J. Avril, A. Chasnov, D.'Dicello, J. Geselc, A. Berrrand, J. Collello, . u Rear: T. Doohan, D. Prince, G. Esposilo, W. Fiskio, C. Branchini, P. Wagner, J. Whi'I'e, L. Benger, S. Googel, J. Dolan, A. Marinelli PI SIGMA Pi Sigma, one of l'he oldesl' socielies al' Arnold College, honors by membership on Hs rolls 'lhose who achieve high scholaslic slandards. Pi Sigma, or Pen Sociery as il is familiarly known, was organized in l909. Al' +ha+ lime Pen was for fhose who disringuished fhemselves in gymnaslics. ln I9I3 a new consl'i1'ul'ion was drawn up and rules were made such 'rhal' only rhose producing a cerrain amouni' of lirerary work, eirher for news, or aHaining a cerlain srandard in school or class sfanding, could be eligible for membership. ln lhe years l'ha+ followed, more changes were made, un'ril +he pres- enl cons'ri+u+ion was drawn up. l'r was alrered in order +o meel +he changes lhe new Arnold College has broughr about Afler a 1'wo year lapse on January I3+h, l948, Pen held i'rs firsl' organizalional dinner. A+ This lime new members were iniliafed info +he sociery.

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Fron+: D. Dennison, D. CorbeH', K. Flanagan Rear: P. Wagner, T. Doohan, J. Smifh, H. Fugere, V. Cesareo, F. Crisafi THE STUDENT COUNCIL The ralher inaclive Sludenl' Council was revived lhis year by Pres. Shepard, Dean Glasser, and Sludenl' Ac'rivi+ies coordina'l'or, Mr. Tuffie Maroon. Afler i'rs revival l'he council, under l'he guidance of Vice-Presidenl Vincenl' Cesareo, and Secrelary Ka'I'herine Flanagan made definile prog- ress loward Hs proper posilion as 'rhe voice of 'rhe Arnold sl'udenl'. The Residenl' council, made up of dormilory sludenls, has organ- ized and has been working under l'he regular law making body. Our legislalure is in charge of all college organizalions and plans +0 issue a social calendar for l'he coming school year. They also have drawn up an alhlelic consl'i+u+ion. Sludenl' Council officers are: Franlc Crisafi - Presidenl' Vincenl' Cesareo - Vice-Presidenl Kalherine Flanagan - Secrelary John An+ul - Presidenl, Resideni' Assembly John Avril- Secrefary