Bryant University - Ledger Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

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3 Q First liovv, left to right: I., Bonvicin, B. Belknap, S Zuromski, Miss D, Hines, Miss A. Hines, C. Coombs, O Lemay, M Monti. Second Rowi D, Hill, E. McDeed, O, Asadoorian, M. Maguire, M, Devine, L Martinelli, N Toohey, E Schaeffer, B, Smiley Third Row: M, Vaughn, F Gavvelc, S. Johnson, P, Flood, E, Liebler, L, Kevorkian, P. McOarry. OFFICERS President .......... .................,.......,,... .......... C A THERINE COOMBS Secretary .......... ........... S TASIA ZUROMSKI Treasurer ......... ................................................................................................. G LORIA LEMAY Advisors ..................... MISS DOROTHY HIIXIES and MISS ALICE HINES Originated in I929 as a national sorority, Kappa Delta Kappa later became a state organization, with Tau Epsilon as its brother fraternity. The gardenia is the sorority's flower, and the colors are green and vvhite. On October IS, an unusual scavenger hunt provided hilarity for pledgees and members, a banquet and formal initiation was held on November 20, and no one will 'forget the dance given with Tau Epsilon on January I2 when a Campus Queen was chosen. The Pledgee Formal Dinner and Dance also vvas held with Tau Epsilon on Febru- ary 8 at the Biltmore Hotel The Rush Party on March 28 vvas a big success as was the May I8 dance in the Auditoroum.

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First Row, left to righti F. Lowenthal,.J. Goldberg, M. Stern. Second Row: F. Solcoll, H, Roiff, H. Seltzer, M. Price. SIGMA LAMBDA PI OFFICERS President ................. . ................................... - ........ JEROME K. GOLDBERG Vice-President ., ...... ............ F OSTER R. LOWENTHAL Secretary ................. .................. F RANClS B. SOKOLL Treasurer ........ -. .............. MILTON STERN Advisor ........... ................ M R. HAYES After three years of inactivity during the war, Sigma Lambda Pi once more came back to the campus. The fraternity mourns for its brother, Stanley Alpert, who lost his life in the European theatre. Originally organized as a national fraternity, Sigma Lambda Pi was reorganized with a state charter ten years ago. Sigma Lambda Fi elects officers twice a year. ln former years Sigma Lambda Pi sponsored one of Bryant's most colorful dances, the Sno' Ball, and during the absence of the Sigma Lambda Pi members, its sister sorority, Beta Sigma Gamma, carried on this gala affair, Fifty-three L , Q ,el

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g ,gg loaf' fy!! j First Row, left to right: lvl, Booth, C. Edgar, J. Longworth, A, Yelle, R Reamon, T, lvlclrlugh. Second Row: T Riley, C, lvlagnan, J O'Brien, N Pintavalli, O. Brisson, E Butler, Third Row: J Champlain, P. Price, G Barsalow, E, I-lanna, P Thompson, Mr Dickenman, R, Pierce, E w'f ,m y i WSW i of ,- ,,.' ll! ' Z! 2 of , J ,, ff Sullivan, G. Watson. P Fourth Row: H, Swanson, L. Jackson, R Shortelle, J Wetton, Mr Decker, Mr. Richards, Mr, Mercier, J Mr, Allan, A. Cleveland, P Addario, J. lvloynihan, J, Riella. fi Z 'J if g 'K . xi J' 0 X' ,ju r, sc 5' V -- 2 f We we TAU EPSILON ft Q: ,gc , ,LJ JJ, :U -X ,V , 1 RX R Q, if ,, Q orriceias M at President ..........,............ .......t...............t...... ........... lvl Y Les s. BOOTHEQK' in Xffq Vice-President ......... ........,............. C RAIG EDGAR 'N .3 . 'Kina Secretary .,........... .......... J Ol-llNl LONGWORTI-l 1 lu Treasurer ............ .................. A RTl-lUR YELLE ' Advisor ............. .......... lVl R. RICHARDS f 1. - i if-' Tau Epsilon in i945-46 has lived up to its high standards in the promotion of scholastic, social, and athletic achievements, The boys of the Red and Black colors played host to the freshmen of the Col- lege at a Smoker held in the Auditorium in September, followed by a rush party at the fraternity cabin in Wyoming, Rhode lsland, climaxing a hilarious Pledge Week, After administering the Sacred Ritual, a banquet was held and the new candidates were admitted to the fraternal bond, The Tau Eppers, pooling their resources with their sister sorority, Kappa Delta Kappa, sponsored two highly successful dances and a l-lay Ride. The selection of the Campus Queen was made at one of these affairs. The activities for the year were concluded with the annual banquet held at the Biltmore l-lotel for the installation of the new officers Fifty-five W ,of i I, l