Binghamton University - Colonist Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

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Adloyho . . . advancement, loyalty and honesty is their motto .... And have you ever seen a more honest looking foursome than Kearsey, Kelley, Haman and Newman gathered around a cafeteria table? Word also is abroad that the members had quite a full sports schedule . . . basketball, football and baseball. We hear they didn't have much luck this year but the word has gone out to the opposition to Watch out next year, and that may be good advice. Remember that Albany Teachers' game? . . . Adloyho was the home cheering section at that one and introduced our Pep Band . . . and those same men have been seen again and again as Harpur's most faithful fans . . . loyal, aren't they? And advancement . . . let's give them time for that . . . because right now they are Harpur's youngest social club . . but their progress has been terrific to date. President -. Vice President Secretary L Trcasu rar .,., H istorian ,,vo Advisors ,o,, adloylwo ROW 1: J. KELLEY R. BALLARD R. NEWMAN D. O'CONNELL R. KOENIG ROW 2: MR DOUGLASS B, EELLS D. SEAMAN R. D!PlETRO M. KEARSEY H. HERZOG D. HAMAN D. BROWN J. WELSH H. COVERT ,.,, ROBERT NEWMAN JAMES WELSH RAYMOND BALLARD RAYMOND KOENIG DANIEL o'coNNELL JOHN KELLEY DONALD HAMAN -L RAYMOND KOENIG MICHAEL KEARSEY L . ,,.,,,., MR. ALLEN MR. DOUGLA SS

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adelplii ROW 1: T. BLAUVELT J, SINCHAK R. BLAZSO C. ASWAD W. DINO IN, WARNER R. BUCHINSKY ROW 2: H. LIEBSTER F, RUSNAK N, DUNI-IAM D. CHIOSKY J. NORRIS C. KOLOSNA R, EVERETT R. KOHNSTF-NI F. NEMIA R. TURNER R. ASH ROW 3: H. BATEMAN T. IVORY D. LAUDER P. BRECKINRIDGE T. SCOTT J. CONSEY T. O'CONNOR C. GRABOWSKI D. WEBSTER J. LENEY F. HORKOTT H. MORSE President ........... Vice President I I Secretary .... Corresponding Secretary . Treasurer ........ Sergeant-at-Arms Advisors .............. 4 -..nd WILLIAM DINO -.. WILLIAM WARNER DAVID LAUDER ... THOMAS BLAUVELT HARTWELL MORSE WWW-, RICHARD ASH W- ROBERT BUCHIN SKY DARWIN LINDSLEY PHILIP BRECKINRIDGE ----...Y-Y-f MR. POMEROY MR. SWIFT X! 'PH I it 'T I 3.449 .O sip , I SOCIAL CALENDAR October . . ....... . .. .. EALI, MIX December .. NIISTLETOIQ MOISTENER February .... . AFTER-FINALS RUMPUS SPRING MIX March ..... . ............. . .......... . . April ..,, . TCC TESSIE AT THE CARNIVAL DANCE ,. . .. SOIREE PREP COW' PASTURFS CAPERS SCHOLARSHIP PRESENTATION May ..... june . In brotfaerbooil' ll'L'lV't' founded, For friendships Jn-p and frm- Arlelplai, let your xong ring ou! Am! bail ibm' gold uml blur. The Anlbem, W'alter Stanzel Adelphi has been on campus three years . . . and where we come from, suh, that period is like three-Hfths of the worId's recorded history. In that time the boys have estab- lished themselves as scholars, dauntless contenders on the intramural barked-shin, split-Hnger circuits, and gentlemen who show an inbred taste for the good life. Last spring, the club placed top on the men's club roster for scholastic standing. This year, they copped intramural championships in touch foolball and basketball falmost.j They attribute their success to rigorous training. fSee list abovej.

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baccacia ROW I: D BENJAMIN W. BARNO W HOWARD P PICCIRILLI R MORRIS T, ZOWINE ROW 2: MR, SMITH H. WOLFSON G. ROUI-'F S. MARCONE C, GIARUSSO E. COLEMAN D STONE B. BENJAMIN J BIGNEY L BUCCI R. KEAL A, WEISS MR BELNIAK P I'f'Sit1t'lIf Vice Presidwzf . SCl'I'C'ftlI'j' Treasu rw' Ad risors 2 I Louis iuc:c31RILL1 . xv'AL'r1LR HOXYARD ROisiQR'r BARNO DONALD BENJAMIN ROB1zR'r MORRIS MR. DIQLNIAK MR. sMITH Q95 SOCIAL CAIINIJAR . ...... SHIPXVRFCK IJANCQI-I PRIQ-MIS'I'I.l-QTOE BALI. PARTY CAMPUS CHI-IST IJRIVI: SPRING WTIEKICNIJ PARTY December 1950 December 1950 April 1961 . . May I'ISI . Baccacia was formed in 1946 and was the first social organization on campus. Since then Baccacia men have been prominent Hgures in Harpur life with picnics, parties and dances, the most famous of which is the Shipwreck Dance. This year the dancers were greeted by a full size mermaid . . . but don't get excited . . . she was only a mannequin. A cash scholarship of seventy-five dollars is also given annually at this dance to some student outstanding in school activities, both scholastically and in extra-curricular affairs . . . Chuch Aswad was this year's lucky winner. The Baccacians are also active in intramural athletics . . . and have given champion candidates some worried moments in basketball, football and softball. These sons of Bacchus appear to be successful everywhere . . . on the mound or oval . . . in the Campus Chest drive . . . at the Mistletoe Ball party or Spring Weekend party . . . Ah yes . . . party . . . party . . . party.