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

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289'g,1 ilu ,.., Tau Kappa Epsilon N t f - - Dugn Ojisvealiha ffmh, or honor, but tor personal worth and character. stature. gust Pffs Cffldf? our young college has expanded greatly in its academic and Scgrgr, as 1mP0ff21flt in the minds, of many is the growth of our fraternity growth, ity 5Y5tem- Tau Kappa Epsilon has truly been a pioneer in this evgi-hehaggnual T155 Carnival is one of the best social functions on campus. This u Succee e in prompting each lraternity and sorority to work in unison, with the scholarship fund sharing in the profits. B EKE begins the second semester with its annual Crimson Ball. This year's Ca' was held in the Starlight, Room ot the Wfaldorf Astoria. Last year's rlmson Ball Queen received national recognition by being awarded the runner- up spot in the TKE Sweetheart Contest, TKE has actixel articiaatcd in intramural sports and has 'ilwiys been ' Y P1 l' ' A - - - - - a strong contender for the championship every year. TKF has also placed many of its members on varsity teams, clubs, and societies. The TI2KlE's were pleased to find out that two of their fraters had received national acclaim for their efforts on the athletic field. Michael XVarshona who participated in the Olympic tryouts for soccer, and Frank Colonna for his abilities on the lacrosse field. XVe are also proud of members who serve the college and student body. Bill Newell, this year's Vice President of I.F.C.g Don Milton, Asst. Chairman of S.G.A. Social Committeeg Artie DaSilva, Social Chairman of I.F.C.g Duane Sadula, Managing Editor of Oplimzz '67 and Frank Colonna, junior Class Delegate. We are especially honored by Frater Guy Parisi's appointment to Chief justice of the Student Court. The ideals which make TKE admirable are its nonsectarian membership, high scholastic record, and, most important, a genuine feeling of true brotherhood among its members. To our graduating fraters we extend our thanks for your fine service to our fraternity over the years you. have spent at C. W. Post. Remembering that a fraternity is composed of intangibles which a man can best understand through personal experiences, we can proudly claim that Tau Kappa Epsilon is THE FRATERNITY FOR LIFE . OFFICERS Prymnis ..... ........... . . . Frank Colonna Epiprytanir . . . .... Vic Corsiglia Gmmmuleua' . . . - - BUZZY JCSPCFSOU Cryjgpfgyfgy , , .. . Bill SCllITlid Hageman . .. ----- JHY PHUY Adviror ........ Mel Sylvester MISSING Bob Jacoby Mike Broderick Ken Anselmi james Perry Eric Gaer Rick Ermler Mike DiMartino Dave Nickerson Buzzy jespersen Mel Sylvester Steven Brignoli Bob Schulenburg Don Milton john Riesman Sarge Gehrlein john Gilmore Vic. Corsiglia Patrick Dell'Italia Robert ,Iahreis Bruce Wolin Brian Healy Alan Hodish Duane Sadula jim Samiljan Bob Indelicato Tom Pagano 2 3. jim Gilroy ,1,,,--1 L yl Joe Foresto Bill Jacobson Dave jones Chris Kozel Guy Parisi Peter Rosetti Bill Newell Bill Schmid Dan Kothe Frank Colonna Nick Sciurba Steve Shur Pete Patterson Don Smith Neal Tepel Todd Tilton Mike Warsliona CharlieiBassani Tom Carusona Dan Cooper Mike Danney john Eagan Stan Gontarski Paul Levine Larry Tierney p E l it ml m gil? 2 l 'z2 -'J-' X l57

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