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

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hi Alpha Epsilon Since its founding at C.W. POST on March 15, 1965, the Brothers of Phi Alpha Epsilon Fraternity have been actively A engaged in many facets of student life, from athletics, both varsity and intramural, to student government. We captured the Intramural Football Championship in a sudden death over- time period, in our first year of intramural competition. Our goals of brotherhood, scholarship, and service has de- veloped a strong fraternal bond. We are especially proud of brother 'Pom Postel, who was selected to the All-American la- crosse team and also brothers Vinnie Wilson and Donny lngeg- 'no, consistently named to Dean's List. The senior members of Phi Alpha Epsilon have a deep feel- ing of pride in our past accomplishments and an optimistic out- look for the future of Phi Alpha Epsilon. Left to Rt ht B Keahon W Mari ni J Vreel nd J D dll J H11 Pallonettl T Postel H Breslow Ra Plummer Zh McNeHl a a a R Ekus D Cedarholm J Monroe P Paths J COYIC G Sands J ,f-fri ' -ff 5 G 1 f lb, r L . ! S E l ff r f 4 3 . 4 , Q -: V4 .14 Left to Vincent Ei :Zta gy ' -1 ,, if 5 .1, V lr if 24 l V V ' ' ' HM ' -' ' 5, V ' , f 'j -ij--' A . , ,' .V -. V V i g I . , . , . , , I , . , I , I , . , . , . , . , 7 ' 3 ' 9 ' 7 ' 9 ' 'Q l f

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Seated: R. Heaterton, S. Cehrlein, R. Magnifico, F. Colonna, H. Cox, D. Kotlie Standing V Corsiglia J Gilroy R Lefante P Dellitalla N Tepel A. DaSilva, A. Hodish, D. Milton, T. Tilton. uNot for Wealth, rank or honor, but for personal worth and character. During the past decade our young college has expanded greatly in its academic stature, just as important in the minds of many is the growth of our fraternity and sorority system. THQ Kappa Epsilonhas truly been a Hpioneerw in this growth. The annual TKE Carnival is one of the best social functions on campus, being exceeded only by Homecoming. This event bas succeeded in prompting each fraternity and sorority to work in unison with the scholarship fund sharing the profits. TKE begins the second semester with its annual Crimson Ballw. For the occasion the dress is semi-formal for all who at- tend with the exception of the brothers and their dates who as- Sume formal attire making it one of the finest Greek sponsored events. TKE has actively participated in intramural sports and has been a strong contender for the championship every year. TKE has also placed many of its members on varsity teams, clubs and societies. The ideals which make TKE admirable are its nonsectarian membership, high scholastic standing and genuine feeling of brotherhood among its members. Remembering that a fraternity 15 C0mposed of intangibles which a man can best understand thfflugh personal experiences we can proudly claim the Tau KaPPf1 Epsilon is HTHE FRATERNITY FOR LIFE? Seated: M. Fast, M, Sylvester Standing: W. Schmid, W. Newell.

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