Hartwick College - Oyaron Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

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Alpha Sigma Phi SEATED B. Ward, R. Stamm, Treaxurerg R. Burns, Secretary, B. Downing, Prexidentg K. Dobert, Vice- President, K. Grant, W. Ecker Standing ROW I Alpha Sigma Phi seeks to promote the intellec- tual and spiritual aims of her members by pro- viding proper guides in the school, community, and fraternity. As a result of our emphasis on scholarship, we have won the scholarship cup for the third time and thus retired it. In college we have been trying to raise the intellectual and so- cial standards by attending convocations in dress suits and ties. We have hoped that by doing this guests at the convocations will hold a greater re- spect for the student body, and its intellectual wi W 'fl iw ,. www' 'l L! f, ml lu i ll iw ' 1 l M, if Iii J. Sandy, B. Welch, R. Stock, D. Almy, J. Inglis, D. Brown, G. Schermerhorn, J. Caruso ROW 2 C. Upright, R. Schneider, E. Reap, R. Swift, C. Nyman, M. Romain achievements at Hartwick. Spiritually speaking, we have developed the tradition of saying grace before beginning our evening meal, thus giving thanks to God for his guidance. We also try to practically apply our spiritual attitudes in our community. We hope in the future to continue to follow these precepts and further develop them, in order to grow in character and stature in the college community. I

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Y 1 f, sm, , mm., KL mmm , ,Q-, .l.Sls?l3'5Q, eww wax was in H : -N swat r 1, ,339 . uw , , Wg A 5,2 , ,Cz 5. N . E. 'ri-4511 Z. ragga, . . SEATED R. Taylor, M. Munson, J. McCormack, Treaxurerg R. Papa, Presidentg D. Andersen, Secretary, R. McAvoy, J. Kanze, Standing ROW I G. Coloco- tronis, C. Joslin, P. Harmon, T. Crocker, B. Lewis, R. Rappleyea, R. Rosebloom ROW 2 E. Elmendorf, Pypeman, A. DiChiara, P. Celio, D. Giangregorio, Autorino , we T. R. Delta Sigma Phi On April 4, 1948, the Beta Rho Chapter- ot Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity was established at Hartwick College. Delta Sigma Phi, a college so- cial fraternity of international scope and activity, was founded on the tenth of December, 1899. We at Delta Sig propose to supplement the formal education of college men with the valuable experi- ence of learning to live with others and the oppor- tunity to develop the important qualities of per- sonal responsibility and leadership. In Delta Sig, there are men with a wide range of personal interests. Because of these interests, the Delta Sigs are a well integrated group who can turn these varied talents into such projects as Winter Weekend, Homecoming, intramural ath- letics and other school activities. Fellowship, comradeship and brotherhood are part of the fraternal aspects of Delta Sigma Phi. f