Hartwick College - Oyaron Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

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Our Rush Party Some Guests and Advisors See our Scrapbook! ' pn -1 Marion, and Mrs. Binder

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Zeta Tau Alpha W , l Y? , .tw , , , ,, f l SEATED: L. Devitt, L. Bramson, Vice-Presidentg M. Adamiak, Presidentg D. Rodriguez, Secretaryg A. Clark, Treasurer, Standing, ROW I: J. Heintz, S. Mosher, M. MacConnell, I. Matz, D. Green, M. Slosson, J. Mack, K. Bateman. Zeta Tau Alpha is an international fraternity fo women. The purpose of our. fraternity, as stated in our charter, is to intensify friendship, foster a spirit of love, create such sentiments, perform such deeds, and mold such opinions as will conduce to the building up of a purer, nobler womanhood in the world. Zeta Tau Alpha has a future aim to assist each girl to work out for herself a Design for Living. Our motto is c'Seek the Noblestf, and our flower is the White Violet. 86

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A l ...lg F A I r qi' The fact that Sigma Alpha Iota is founde upon sound principles is one of the signincan reasons that it is destined to add to th spiritual and academic interests of Hartwick The purpose of SAI is To form chapters o music students and musicians who shall b their influence and their musical interest up hold the highest ideals of a musical education To cooperate wholeheartedly with the ideal and aims of the Alma Mater. Under th adept leadership of Mrs. Pauline Mehretens we certainly hope to succeed in our endeavors SEATED: L. Meeghan, E. Raudenbush, M. A. Scully, Wilder. STANDING: M. Hoyt, M. Utter, M. Werne, E. Rosenbaum, M. Excell, A. Clark. OFFICERS: Mary Ann Scully .......... ........ P resident Elaine Raudenbush . .. ........ Vice-President Lavonne Meeghan . . . ..... Recording Secretary Mary Utter ...... Jane Wilder . . . Phi u Alpha Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity, a Na- tional Music Fraternity, evolved from an or- ganized club for male students at the New England Conservatory of Music on Septem- ber lO, 1898. In the earliest rules and regula- tions, the four aims of Sinfonia were set forth. First, to advance the cause of music in America. Second, to further the mutual wel- fare and brotherhood of students of music. Third, to develop the trust fraternal spirit among its members, and fourth to encourage loyalty to the Alma Mater. Today there are about one hundred fifty chapters, and Epsilon Pi Chapter is located on the Hartwick Cam- pus. It is a part of a brotherhood of musicians who bear the name of Sinfonian. . . . Corresponding Secretary Treasurer SEATED: R. Stock, W. Ecker, R. Rapplcyea, G. Schermer- horn, T. Pollard. STANDING: R. Schneider, J. Williams, Dr. F. Swift, Caruso, R. Swift. OFFICERS: Richard Rappleyea ................... President Wayne Sheley ....... ....... V ice-President Wesley Ecker ......... . . . Recording Secretary George Schermerhorn ........... ...... T reasurer Corresponding Secretary Dr. Frederick F. Swift ................ Advisor 88