Becker College - Beckerlogue Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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BECKERLOGUE f-'iff-H DELTA PI FRATERNITY ITH the close of the year, Delta Pi Fraternity concluded its second successful year of existence. Starting from scratch on October 6, 1936, with six charter members, it has grown to one of the largest organizations at Becker College. At the start of the first term, the officers were: President .,... . . . SAMUEL BELLUARDO Vice-President . . ..... LELAND PERRY Secretary .... . . . GUIDO RUGGIERO Treasurer ......,. .... E LMER BERGMAN Sergeant-at-Arms . . . . . . EUCLIDE LECOURT In keeping with its purposes of fostering friendlier relations among students, of sponsoring attractive school socials, and of encouraging serious study and con- scientious pursuit of the knowledge essential to lasting success in the business world, the fraternity opened its second year with a hilarious Halloween Dance at Brighamis, at which cider and doughnuts were served and everyone present had a gay and be-witching time. The fraternity cooperated in the formation of a howling league for enjoyment and recreation. Several stag parties were held during the year at Bachelors' Head- F ifty-three

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BECKERLOGUE ff-Rtffr quarters on West Street which did much to strengthen bonds of friendship among the brothers. A long-planned sleigh ride was twice postponed on account of rain and finally given up for lack of snow. The industrial tours which were so popular last year were continued, including visits to Nortonis, American Optical Company of Southbridge, and the Worcester Pressed Steel Company, plans were in the air for several more. The fraternity inaugurated a system of honoring that member who did the most for the fraternity during the year and who maintained a high scholastic standing. Samuel Belluardo w'as selected and will be presented with a key at Comlnencement. The annual installation banquet and dance in honor of the new oflicers was held at the Putnam S1 Thurston Restaurant on May 11. A number of alumni attended and plans were discussed for the formation of an alumni association of fraternity members. To top off the year, an all-clay outing is being planned for June 9, at the Stow Country Club, the committee in charge is arranging for a gala event. Several changes were made in oflicers during the year. Charles Oliver found his secretarial duties too much with his other work and Guido Ruggiero was made secretary. The Sergeant-at-Arms was lost when Howard Johnson left school and Euclide LeCourt was elected to fill the position. Mr. Hastings Hawkes, Faculty Advisor, and lVIr. Paul Glennon, Honorary President, continued to give their help and encouragement to the fraternity in laying a strong foundation for future years. The following new officers of the fraternity were chosen on May 3. President ............................. FLOURENZ GIANNARELLI V ice-President . . . ........ RICHARD SMITH Treasurer .... . . . CHESTER HOLSTROM Secretary ........ .... J OSEPH POLANIK Sergeant-at-Arms . . . ............. . . . JOSEPH LAWRENCE MEMBERS rj J. Vincent Akelaitis Walter Barry Stephen Kimball Francis Corbi KV Henry Biron Frank Locki Fred Bullard Ralph lVlcCuire In ' ffglg, Charles Caton Richard Smith 'ftfrfgw 'ilqp M I Raymond Ciprotti Joseph Lawrence ivalter Coppenrath Harold Hunt Robert Isabelle Charles Kuraisa Francis Kreft Euclide LeCourt Rudolph Lindgren Alfred Lutters Charles Oliver Winthrop Pierce William Rybicki Cedric Wolcott Morris Brelden Robert Jones Roland Benoit Flourenz Giannarelli Wendell Harvey Chester Holstrom Alphonse DiNardo Walter' Leach Edward Anderson Herbert Allard Howard Leonard Williani Lewis Sherwood Travers Richard Starbird Vincent Kulcinskas James MacGregor Joseph Polanik F ifzy-fue