Manhattan College - Manhattanite Yearbook (Riverdale, NY)

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W, 7 W 5 A .Inq-MANHATTANITE' fx lf' X Q g ALPHA SIGMA BETA The Alpha glgma Beta If latelnlta 19 the onla 01 g lI1ll It1Oll now at lvl lnhattan whlch blldges the gap betw een the Old lllallhattan and the new As an 0Lltg10VStll lll 1904 of' the Blg I4 lse BllltllClll0Ol1 of The Old De La Salle Alphl Slgllll Beta dlps deeplv lnto the 19th centu15 f01 1tS ldeals and tl 'ldltl0llS It ellmlnates tlnae and space ln establlshlng a bond of fllCl'1dSlllp betas een the llI1ll6lg'lI1dll'ltC and the Old C lad Podas the fl atel nlts stands lmbedded ln lts f0llIldiitl0I1 of los alta and sell lee Its g'13dlldt6 lllenlbels ale polllted to mth P1 :de by Alma Matel Its aetlxe II16IPll61S ale to be found 111 posltlons of tlust and SCIVICC at the college fo he l10I10lCll hx Alpha Swllla Beta IS to lllanhattall lhe lntelests of the clllege ale pal anloullt to the lntel est of the fratelnltw 01 ltS IIICITIBCIS Qome plactlcal lllustlatlons of' ltS uolk fo1 the college ale 1 'lhe Hally V Radford llledal ln QCICIICC cl lllated Sealla Ill melrols of Harry Radfold who lost hls llfe plotettlng a fllelld Wll1l6 on a sclentlfic expedltlon to the A1LtlC leglon 2 Donatlon to the col lege chapel of the Qtatlons of the CIOSS fi X eal ls donatlons of medals fOl lllanhattan s track meet 4 1,l0X1dlIl0' a sane soclal llfe whlch 19 all essentlal palt of colleglate llfe J The establlshment of the college 01 gan the Quadrangle 1-. Orc Huuda rl I1 hfx an 4 L 'c ' .Y . .V ' 4 'li 2 1. . 'I ' V I 1. c cc as , w- - - , ' . 1 , 2 1 z . . N if 1 . 5, 1 T . r s, A .K - ' lv I 1 ' , ' ' ' .ry My l 1 l 1. ' l 4 DA C I I Y. U. 1 , 1. , ' y A - C . I l . ' ' - S! 1 t l' L, I L a recognition of higll moral character, scholastic standing, and service 7 ' ' 1 w ' y . 1 , 4 L C L . i 1 I . Y O . i I I K l . 5 I i . . V 1 v I C g : . X - . . 1 ' A ' I tv L , lv ' I V .ly D , N I i 1 I 1' , y . . ' g Q ' . - . D I 7 i . n A f , I . 1 .' . a. ' 4 c , . v D 1 Y . c I ' .L 1 . Q I-Y. .N .1 . , p I 1 'v Kg yr U 31 1-1 . :J 'Z ' Jw fx Mn ,ir r-x , -I. xJ.Jx..XJ,. ,fx

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Ii 'Ti ,,, I . Lp V KMANHATTANITE ir N BETA SIGMA The ideals of love and friendship ever paramount in the minds of the incorporators of Beta Sigma Fraternity, were the foundations upon which the 1 raternity was founded. On September 15, 1927, Delta Chapter received its charter from the national body. Since that time it has functioned most actively, thanks to the assistance of the Board of Governors of the organiza- tion and the earliest application of its members to the underlying principles of the organization. VVe most graciously thank the Board for making it possible for this chapter to donate the famous Jaspel Three Quarter Trophy and the Edward Dougherty Memorial lNIedal donated to the most proficient student in the Department of Commerce at hfanhattan College Piobablx the most lctiwe peliod of the oig-lnimtion IS dllI'lfl0' the summer months, when the chapter loses its identity and combines with the various chapters from other colleges engaging in many social and athletic activities. This reunion serves not oulv the purpose of more closelv uniting its members, but fosters a spirit of respect and love for the Alma lNIater of other members. How could a brother possibly hold anything but the highest esteem for the Alma lNIater of a man whom he most sincerelv admires and to whom he gives that which is so invaluable, his friendship? M ix the spilit of F1 ateinalism l1llWCX61 he Friendship -and this alone L.. One Hundred Eighty tl ' ' v f A' N f 'I 'N - r ll i tv I A 7 ' ' l 'Al D l 41 Y ' 1 5 l J . -'J l - f 'x I 1 f W I 1 lc D L Y V Y l : . . I 1 X X r up , f -- W. it Q fs :xiii r - 1' J .: Y