Bryant University - Ledger Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

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First Row, left to righti J, Colwall, J Glaze, J. Sorvo, C Weilgus, E, Andrews, M Dwyer, Mr Gulski, Second Row: F Woltert, J. Worth, J Qurnn, M Brutker, A Litvin, R. Gordon, G Miller, I, 1 Third Row: L Glaiel, A. Bernadine, W. Johnson, R, Bouquet, A, Aclccr, J, Seddon. f Fourth Row J. Dow, J, Sullivan, LJ. Stevens. JI, ffl LW Z 4 OFFICERS President ........ - ............ ....................... - ...... ............ C FI ARLES J, WIELGUS Vice-President ............. .................. J OSEPH L. SORBO Secretary ..................... ........... E DWARD ANDREWS Treasurer ............... ..... ..............,.............. M I KE DWYER Marshal ..................................,................................................................ WALLACE JOHNSON Court ot Fraternal Justice Judges LOUIS GLAIL, JAMES DOW, GEORGE MILLER, MARTIN BRLJCKNER, JOI-IN SULLIVAN Advisor ......... ..............................,..................... On May 6, IQZS, the Secretary ot State granted Atter wartime inactivity, the fraternity reorganized in tormer members ot the traternity, veterans ot World reorganization. This oldest ot Bryant's traternities, tormed chietly ship, brotherhood and welfare among its members, has GULSKI Beta Sigma Chi its charter. the Spring ot i946 Several War ll, were active in this to promote enduring triend- and has had as its members men ot the same background, tastes and aspirations. Beta takes great pride in the achievements of its members in scholarship, athletic contests and in other student activities. Sixty-one

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Qffrfr' , ifliflfff ffm, vWw.ii'r 1 7, W . 1. v If First Row, left to right: E, Jankura, E. Noa, M, Nicholl, M, Valenta, J. Stawarky, J. Wolff, V. Woodruff, A, O'Day, J, Finney. Second Row: M, Cardoza, D. Dillon, Miss Glidden, B, Methot, A, Rynone, E, Arzanawicz, G. Rigali. Third Row: M Corey, R. Macdonald, L, Weiman, N. l-Iunt, E, Loomis, M, Rabbott, R. Budka, V, Thurston, L. Gotsell, E, Johnson, A. Burnham, G. I-leck, I, Graham, M. Daviao, P. McQuade. I OFFICERS President ........ , .......... .,............................. ................... M A RY RABBGTT Vice-President ,.......... ............... V IVIAN Tl-IURSTON Nj Secretary ....,........ ........................................... L UCILLE GOTSELL Treasurer ........ ..................................................... E VELYN LOOMIS Advisors ........... .......... M ISS GLIDDEIXI, MISS ALBRIGI-IT lftll of Q My SIGMA LAMBDA THETA will Sixty 'Way back in the days when most of us were just beginning to toddle, the year V928 to be exact, Bryant's first sorority, Sigma Lambda Theta, came into being. The Greek letters stand for Sisterhood, Learning, and I-lonor, and the colors, red and white, represent courage and purity. The flower is the red rose. Early in October was pledge week with the pledge banciuet on November IS, I945. . The Sigma Lambda Carnival, held in the Bryant Gym at the beginning of March was one of the social successes of the year, and an informal get-together for new members was held in the gym soon after, together with Beta Sigma Chi, the newly- organized brother fraternity, A formal dance was held in May and it proved to be a very enjoyable affair, Q14

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Sixty-two First Rovv, left to righti H, Jasper, E. Flaskett, F Amoroso, S James, B, Blais, Mr Diclconrnan Second Row: J, Jenest, F, La Fazia, Fl Fletcher, A, Thompson, E. Cournover, R, Florlbogen, Third Rovvj A. lvluro, B Freed, F. O'C0nneIl, T Spence, W. Pillsbury, R, Riva. Fourth Rovvi J Donais, P Teper, J Albert, J Foley, R. Eichenteldt, PHI KAPPA TAU OFFICERS President ................ ............................. .............. F E LIX AMORGSO Vice-President ........... ............ E VERETT HASKETT Vice-President ........... ................... l-l ENRY JASPER Secretary ............... .......... S TANLEY JAMES Treasurer ......... ............... B ERNARD BLAIS Advisor ......... ........... M R. DICKENMAN Phi Kappa Tau vvas organized at Bryant College in the early part ot January, i946 The original members were Felix Arnoroso, Bernard Blais, John Donais, Robert Eichenteldt, Everett l-laskett, Stanley James, l-lenry Jasper, Frank La Fazia, and Francis O'Connell, The aims ot the traternity are simple ,-rA -creating good companionship in college and establishing better business contacts in tuture years. The fraternity has, even in its early stages, proved itselt a leader in college functions and is well on the way to becoming one ot the strongest fraternities on the campus.