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

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amwvwvvm tixt 'x usJAx 4x as IAx . T7 mung: ?etgAlPha Chapter of: Kappa Delta Rho was becam 1:1 .56 as Kappa Ph1 fraternity. In 1960, it n t e t e nlheteenth and youngest chapter of the fIZtlgrnat: frfellternlty of Kappa Delta Rho. Since then, the staturgllz as grown tremendously in both number and active hr Iglm a modest membership of 15, it now has 40 SChOlaSti0 ers who are actlye in most of the collegets man OfCt,hathletlc and soc1a1 functions. KDRs hold act' y 6. seats on the Student Council and take an TV.C'PaTt In school government as well as in other act1V1tles.

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Seated: L. to R.: Wm. Russo, J. Harlow, Prof. Zwicker, J. Racanelli, J. Zureck. Standing: L. to R.: B. Walsh, S. Johnson, P. Siino, R. Greenspan, J. McEnaney, A. Boinay, B. Sebban, P. Fitzpatrick, C. MacDonald, A. Giannetta, D. Payette. Standing Second Row: L. to R.: H. Chamberlain, S. Walter, V. Salamone, S. Scaringe, C. Balestrino, C. Wright, J. Cassidy, G. Oberstrom. Standing Third Row: L. to R.: F. Arneman, J. Whelan, D. Patterson, W. Wick, S. Gobbi, F. Whittaker. Kappa Delta Rho The KDR social program is among the best on campus. It includes the Annual Sweetheart Dance, an Annual Homecoming Day for parents of the brothers, and a Christmas Party held at St. Marys Orphanage at which the brothers distribute gifts. The strong fraternal bond existing between the brothers has made the fraternity rise to its present posi- tion and indicates the fire and enthusiasm with which the brothers support both the fraternity and the college. This is the continuous policy of Kappa Delta Rho; service to school and student body through fraternal unity.