Binghamton University - Colonist Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

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afpha phi omega iRticrf'fary ROW I: G BADGER M THALLINGER J SULLIVAN N. SKEIRIK J SALMI ROW 2: P, LAGRANGE R CALVERI' C ENGLISH F. ABDALLAH G, REJEBIAN Pwsidvlzf 7 ,, , , Vice Presidelzt , , Sc'c'rz'lary ,7,.. L T rmsu re r Correspol Historian ,,7,,,, , , Advisors L x , ROBERT TURNER , , RICHARD TURNER MERRELL THALLINGER , , ,,,. RICHARD RATH ,L ROBERT ANDERSON , GEORGE REJEBIAN L, YDDD WHMR. O,BRIEN MR. OSER MR. PISANI MR. SILVERTON MR. MC KENNA ...Z .L 'QMS-..'F..' CALENDAR September , JOHNSON NIEMORIAL FUND DRIVE November , ,, LOST AND FOUND AUCTION December W ,,,,,,,Y,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, , TRAVEL BUREAU March ,,,,, ,,,,,Y,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, U G L Y MAN CONTEST Ushers at all Convocations Harpur's Theta Kappa chapter of Alpha Phi Omega received its charter from the national service fraternity in 1949. Since then the organization has actively tried to fulhll its service responsibilities by providing vacation travel bureaus . . . ushering at all school affairs . . . entertaining 2,000 area Boy Scouts at the basketball games .... It also sponsors the lost and found auctions . . . what am I bid for one Rogefs Tbmazwzzs . . . and the annual Ugly Man Contest . , . which is always won by the Mr. America who has been paid for most often with blue tags a nickel . . . green tags a dime . . . and red tags a quarter.

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SGCIAL CALENDAR Sepfgynbcr , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, BUFFET SUPPER October it cccssscs I-C P1cN1c INITIATION November ,,,, ..., A NNIVERSARY DINNER December .,,. MISTLETOE MADNESS February ,,,,, .,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,., H A YRIDF March ,,,, W ,,A,A KILLARNEY KAPERS Nfgy ,, ,,,,, H , ,,A, INIAY WHIRL WEEKEND These are the Thalians . . . and you know all about them . . . they're everywhere. Last spring they were the first winners of the Bartle Cup as the social club with the highest scholastic average . . . proof that they know what college is all about . . . but such seriousness has not been allowed to restrain their social ob- ligation . . . which they have fulfilled with characteristic Thalian spirit. This year found them partying as usual . . . at a great variety of places . . . with a great variety of people . . . which made life interesting for them Qand everybody elsej. Highlights of the year . . . new advisors . . . that hay- ride . . . the Anniversary dinner . . . Killarney Kapers in the best Irish tradition . . . the Sweetheart contest . . . and the May Whirl . . . a grand finale. P residwzi Vice Prcwizfwzf , ,c.,cc, ,, , H Corrcfspomlifzg Secretary Recording Sc'c'rr'tary Trc'us11rc'r , ,,c,,,,,, W Pulzliciiy Chairman Ad Visors thafians ROW 1 J MURRAY J WEISS A BROWN P GAFFNEY F. LEWIS IvI, ROBINSON M FERRARI ROW 2 P COLVIN A, MCDEVITT B ROOD E KNAUF H. MOFFATT T, BEBEL ROW 3 MISS CHIARULLI M BUTLIEN M PRATT L KINLEY J VALLONE G BAKOSH E HALABRIN E MISSAVAGE C MULLIN M EREWER R GILG MRS POMEROY ,, BARBARA ROOD THERESA BEBEL , EUNICE KNAUF PATRICIA COLVIN ADELE MC DEVITT HELEN MOFFATT . THERESA BEBEL PHYLLIS SOMMER .H MISS CHIARULLI B S S M RS. POMEROY Q S F

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international relations club IRC meetings provide the training grounds for I'ILlI'PLll',S aspiring diplomats. They feature guest speakers-and the debates go on from there. Delegates from the club also at- tended the two annual sessions of the Model Security Council sponsored by upper New York State colleges. This year the club established a special library of re- ference materials obtained from embassy and United Nations information services on political, social and economic develop- ments throughout the world. Our internationalists have been busy! ROW!- MISS IVORY H. LIEBSTER K, WILLIAMS L. KAMINSKY A BROWN ROW 2' P CHASE Z JANOWSKI C. JONES K GIANAKOUROUS M BUTLIEN E MISSAVAGE J M ISSAVAGE T IVORY L, TURNER T. AVERY Pl'C'Xit1Il'llf ,, I-IARRY LIEBSTER Vin' Pl'l'Sidl'llf ,,,, KEN WILLIAMS Secretary-Trnzszzrrr ,,,, LEE KAMINSRY JOSEPH MISSAVAGE Advisors ,, I , I MISS IVORY MR. RAFUSE Q 6 ,l m I 'I II 67