C W Post College - Opticon Yearbook (Greenvale, NY)

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2.. 1 x1 Schwartz. Standing Second Row: L. to D. Brofsky, H. Shapiro. Seated: B. Morris, V. DiMuzio, Dr. R. Ireland, Dr L. to R.: R. Wurtzburger, B. Altman, K. Levison, R.: R. Berk, D. Bour, L. Oberlander, A. Monasebian, In September 1960, four students pioneered idea of creating a new fraternity 0n the Campus OfC the Post College. Cooperation of the students as well .W. advice and assistance of Professor Behymer projsdthe be the deciding factors in the realization of this idee to October 1960, eighteen college men were joined i3. BY bond of brotherhood. It was in this month thatntihe took great pride in being recognized as a Socia1C1ub BY the faculty committee. by By June 1961, Alpha Epsilon had compiled impressive record of achievement on campus hi? lighted by its showing in the Spring Carniva1 ,andg' . exceedingly line performance in the intramura1pro r 1ts where it placed second. The dream of Alpha E gsii1m became a reality when, in the Spring Of 1961 3 won recognized as a local fraternity. , as Alpha Epsilon, from the outset, has always kept its social affairs and athletic endeavors in the proper per- spective, realizing that a fraternity program is complete only when it includes constructive measures Which Will lead to the betterment of the school and its activities The brothers of Alpha Epsilon look with growing anticipation to the day when they will be a proud chapter of a national fraternity. . Spiegel, B. Bogin, S. Mackler. Standing: B. Silberman, S. Silberfine, B. Pollack, F.

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x? W m 'i t0 - Q ,.L a I J! . Q B n. N i c; i Seated: L. to R.: M. Ascher, J. Levine, Dr. LoGerfo, R. Berns, N. Grossman. Standing: L. to R.: D. Speight, A. Fritz, A. Kaufman, R. Frank, N. David, A. Entin, A. Davis, B. Havier, M. Guecia. Standing Second Row: L. to R.: A. Breiter, R. Case, J. Eidman, B. Lipton, H. Schweitzer, J. Maio, B. Rubinsohn Tau Epsilon Phi The result of one year of conscientious work on the part of the brothers of Sigma Phi Omicron fraternity was finally recognized on June 8, 1960, when they were installed as the Sigma Phi Chapter of Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity. Now, more than a year later, the yield of their work can be seen. Tau Epsilon Phi, the fourth national fra- ternity on C. W. Post College campus, is a rapidly grow- ing, dynamic fraternity. Its numerous accomplishments are highlighted by the friendship and mutual respect of the brothers. The Tau Epsilon Phis realize, above all else, that a fraternity is no better or stronger than the friendship that binds it together. It is on this friendship, combined with their willingness to work and their acceptance of responsibility that the T.E.P.s base their assurance of a prosperous future. 9S

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