Binghamton University - Colonist Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

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dionysia SOCIAL CALENDAR September . -., ,, , ,,,, MADDEN FARM PARTY CYCLE October ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, P LEDGE PARTY November ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, TURKEY RAFFLE December YY,Y. ,.,,,,, , , FOUNDER'S DAY DINNER MISTLETOE COCKTAIL PARTY MAD HATTERS SONG BOOK April ., Once upon a time, in a faraway land, there lived a people who worshipped a god called Dionysus. Every so often, they came from far and near to throw a party for him. Things used to get pretty interesting. These people went down in history, in fact, as the highest-living bon-z'iz'anfx of all an- tiquity. Never to be outdone, the present-day Dionysians are unflagging in their pursuit of good times and good fellowship. Their joic' de vivre expresses itself in the hearty harmonies of the be-derbied Mad Hatters. They also give a yearly award to an outstanding senior. Money for this is raised with their annual Turkey raffle, at the hop of the same name. President ,, ,, Vice President , , Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary ,,,, Treasurer , Sergeant-at-Arms Assistant Treasurer Member-at-Large ,, Advisors ROWI: W.KRIEGSMAN K.GIANAKOUROS R.DlCKSON C.ENGLISH R.CALVERT J.McCORMICK A.BEBEL ROW I A,GlUNTA T,TAKENAKA V.CHRZAN C,SUDBRINK H.YOUNG D.PLATT A.PLATT D,BURCH J.THOMAS T.SMlTH G.BADGER JACK NNN CHARLES ENGLISH CHARLES ENGLISH ROBERT DICKSON DONALD CLARK DAVID PLATT ,, .. KIM GIANAKOUROS KEN TAKENAKA ROBERT DICKSON VINCENT CHRZAN EDNWARD O,NEILL JOHN THOMAS JAMES MCCORMACK A ' 'alta ' P ilillllgsf ROBERT CALVERT BILL KRIEGSMAN MR. DIGMAN MR. FARROXV Qian 0 m Wmllrrfqmixx nd' N Sh, d t il lakh o A ' K f Sons veg

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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.

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goliards ROW 1: Y MR. SILVERTON K, MIDGLEY , W. DAVIES W. CROOKS J. KILEY MR, DOUGLASS ROW 2: J. BARNO C. PUTRlNO J. SULLIVAN P, DENNIS J. STRATES W. KUBLER T. TOBIAS P. LAGRANGE R. SVENTEK W. MEYER J, KOTCHICK ROW 3: J. MARKS W. LRVING H. LANDON L. WOOD R. TOEPKE D, LYLES X FALL, 1950 SPRING, 1951 Pfwidffff ,-.- WILLIAM DAVIES President ...... JOHN KOTCHICK VMC' Presldwft -f-vf EDWIN MU-L5 Vice President .... .... c HARLES PUTRINO Secretar ,...,.. 31 WILLIAM CROOKS Secretary .... HOWARD LANDON Trff'flS1Wf'f ........... ..... .... K E NNETH MIDGLEY - 1 ' Treasurer ...... ......... . -- WILLIAM ELLISON Publzcziy Cbazrnzmz .... ...... J OHN 1401-C1-mg . . Publzczty Claairnzan .... ..... K ENNETI-I MIDGLEY Hzstorzans .... WILLIAM IRVING WILLIAM ELLISON Adwsors .... ......... M R. DOUGLASS - MR. sILvERToN Aflwsors ..-. ,.... M R. DOUGLAS QQLIAIPDJ. MR. SILVERTON The Goliards, who named themselves for a group of medieval scholars who travelled throughout Europe making merry and doing good, are now one of the uoldestu established organizations here. In their four years of existence they have contributed greatly to fraternal and social life at the college. This year the club continued its service projects, spon- soring a drive for the Red Cross blood bank, and a clothing drive for CARE . . . no student with blood or clothes was safe from the clutches of eager Goliards. On March 30 came the Mardi Gras with its traditional fanfare . . . the reigning King and Queen of Hearts . . . noise makers and confetti . . . and those heads!