Central Connecticut State University - Dial Yearbook (New Britain, CT)

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A sororiTy is sisTerhood. Since iTs organizaTion in The Tall oT l9ol, TheTa Sigma DelTa's members have vvorlced To relaTe This sisTerhood To all Their ac- TiviTies. A sisTerhood is comprised oT many Things, buT mainly oT an emo- Tional aTTachmenT To goals shared by all individuals. Through The promoTion oT honesTy, sinceriTy, and democraiic acTion, These goals can be aTTained. The end resulT is a revvarding experi- ence Tor all, A common bond has Thus carried The sisTerhood Through all en- deavors. Success, oT course, is noT guaranTeed, buT sisTerhood leads To achievemenT. : ry.: 49 fl .2 , J 'saw .1 TTiW g'WE!'9. T T ' ...., ,,..,,..,,,,.T.,A,.-.,.,.,.... ...,,,,M.,??,M,f .l Left To RighT: FIRST ROW: E. Doyle, M. ivlclieever, D. Fournier, Sheible, L, Marcellino, L. lvliklos, E. Loehr, J. Kalafarski, L. Sara- P. Kreese, L. Simonides, J. Holmgren. SECOND ROW: J. Tyler, Hn, R. Fifzgibbons, G. Anderson, J. Tyler. FOURTH ROW: J. M. l-ludsick, J. Maxson, lvl, Pappas, C. Bansalc, C. Foran, B. Miller, G, RamsTein, B. Blovven, L. Carlson, C. Ivlclvlahon, B. SorchioTTi, K. Lombardi, R. Scaglione, R. McCarThy, S. Crombie. Dombi, D. Sabia, J. Cormier, P, Primavera, R. Fuoco, J. Mc- THIRD ROW: P. Glass, B. TeTTer, D. Evanson, S. Skarbek, B. Kean, C. Nowak. Z: :.: l.i T, i.-. ' ::is : -: T T . ' iff ..'-- T .M .gs F4 :':: . T T . f 4. i An 'l Q ' I A ' 1 1' , i if Q Ak I xrffhk i R . . 'K H 1 ,.-7. ' ,, 2. EQ: yi fr T5 . 2? X ' Y if: ,ai us. . .xi .. xx. I w , I, .- vm .V ,,

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LeTT To Right SEATED: A. Goyer, G, Anderson, A. Grace, R. Glass, K. O'Dea - Presidenr, N. Wellins, F. Odell, V, Pavone, N. lannone. SECOND ROW: L. Tomasello, G. Blanchard, R. STenz, W. Cowell, W. Chernik, K. Muller, J. Licameli, J. Broobin, J. Juiliono, M. Bobunis. THIRD-ROW: T. SegriTorio, M. Giannelli, M. Porrovanna, R. Lamperelli, T. Hien, K. Rown, M. Pernol, N. Newfield, P. Luchina, M. Cianci. A. s. I 1 ' 'K 9 - FIRST ROW: Left To Right P. Blakesly, faculTy ad- visor, K. O'Dea, president, D. Ross, vice-presidenT- 1 C. Jennings, faculry advisor, SECOND ROW: M. Ba- konis, A. Grace, Treasurer, G. Anderson, secreTary R. Glass, secrerary, N. Iannone, F. O'Dell. Sigma ZeTa Chi, The Third success- Tully organized TraTerniTy on campus was organized on February 5, T960 and will soon have college recogni- Tion. Sigma has shown Tremendous po- Tenrial in all areas of college liTe, and is sTeadily assuming a greaTer role in X 2 X A 6 1- x l The social life of CCSC. Mr. Blakesley of The ArT DeparTmenT and Mr. Jen- nings oT The l-lisTory DeparTmenT are The TaculTy advisors, and The oTTicers include: Kennerh O'dea . . . PresidenT Dave Ross . . . Vice RresidenT Ray Glass. . . Recording Sec. Gerald Anderson . . . Corresponding Sec. Augie Grace. . .Treasurer . 5 9 2 , 2 Z .T T G 1 T Z ' 2 F 4 X e T 2 T Q l 2 ' 4 Qi - 'x lil

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Fraternity Group representatives: Lett to right: SEATED: M, Pernol, T. li Inter Faculty Advisors: Lett to Right: FRONT ROW - I. Ruppert, R. Tupper, C. Conatser. BACK ROW - P. Gosselin, P. Blakesley, K. Schmutzler, C. Jen nings. D. Zabicki, chairman, B, Vatrt. STANDING: F, DiPietro, f i - V' A. l-larding, B. Sorchiotti, VV. Sarnovvslci. The Inter-Fraternity Council, composed ot equal representation tram all recognized so- cial traternities and sororities, has the re- sponsibility ot establishing rules and regula- tions to govern the member organizations. Each year, the Council sponsors one major tunction tor the Greek Groups. The voting members include: Lambda Phi Alpha, Lambda Kappa Nu, and Omega Kappa Delta, the non- voting members include: Theta Sigma Delta, Sigma Zeta Chi, and lota Kappa Tau. Diane Zabicki, a sister ot Lambda Kappa Nu, is the student chairman ot the Council, and the tac- ulty advisors are. l. Ruppert, G. Muirhead and R. Tupper. Council 3 I .... .... me .4 Ll an L