Husson University - Chieftain Yearbook (Bangor, ME)

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Kappa :Ma na The brothers of Kappa Delta Phi, Lambda Chapter, have been very active during the school year. Twenty three new pledges were initiated into the fraternity in early fall and twelve others were initiated this spring. The membership has more than doubled itself during the year as a result of the new brothers. Last fall, Kappa Delta Phi held a Rummage Sale, for the purpose of increasing its funds, which proved to be very successful. The fraternity also held a County Fair, which offered many and varied games of chance for the would be gambler, in the Hus- son College Gym. The fair ran for three days and was one of the first activities to be held on a weekend in several years. All the brothers- worked in the concessions and really helped to make the fair a success. During the basketball season the fraternity ran the concession stand at the basketball games and sold and collected tickets. Onother Rummage Sale was held this spring in downtown Bangor and also proved a success. The weekend of April 14 and 15, the fraternity attended the 56th Annual National Convention, held in Portland, Maine this year. All the brothers who attended, departed for Portland on Friday afternoon April 1.4th. In the past, Lambda Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi has won the Presidents Cup at the annual convention. This cup is awarded to the Chapter who has the most members in attendance at the convention. At the time of this writing, the brothers of Kappa Delta Phi are planning the retention of this cup. The Officers of Kappa Delta Phi this year were: Ronald Willitte, President, Rob- ert Gilby, Vice-President: Donald Paul, Secretary, Wayne Smith, Chapling Alvin Trask, Treasurer, Richard Southard, Student Council Representative 5 and Ronald Mc- Reavy, Historian.

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Emma Glad Although the Drama -Club of Husson College began late in the season, it has progressed rapidly under the direction, first of, Mr. Richard Lail of Dow Air Force Base and later under Mr. John Parakis, who has recently joined the faculty. At the first meeting the following officers were elected, Alan Brown of Presque Isle as president, James Murphy of Caribou as vice-president, Shila Ouillette also of Caribou as secretary and June lessard from Bath as treasurer. The Drama Club is now very busy in the production of a two-act play entitled, The Red Lamp, to be given in a student assembly in April. In March a, campaign was begun to interest more students in Dra- matics as a school activity, and to show them how much fun it could be to participate in this school activity. The members are, Beverly Morway, Fairfieldg Nancy Mason, Bath 5 Liz Smith, Bathg Elizabeth Smith, Lubecg Terry Weymouth, Skowhegan: Glen Cottman, Delaware: Shila Johnson, Bangor: Patricia Foster, Bangorg Neila McIntyre, Dexterg Catherine Wyman, Lubec.

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