Newark Colleges of Rutgers University - Encore Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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BETA IGMA llllll The only International Fraternity at Newark Col' leges in the InterfFraternity Council, the Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Rho has endeavored to maintain leadership and scholarship since its inception in 1935. Each year a plaque is awarded to the outstanding freshman of the College of Arts and Science and within the Chapter the outstanding member and pledgee are presented with inscribed tokens of their special merit. Among their activities this year were: the annual Thanksgiving and New Year's parties, a Koifee Klotch to which members of the faculty were invited, InterfFraternity athletics, membership in the Essex County Young Adult Council and the traditional athletic rivalry with other chap' ters of Beta Sigma ,Rho at Columbia and the University of Pennsylvania. I OFFICERS Chancellor ........................ Vice Chancellor .............,. . . . Recording Secretary ...... Corresponding Secretary . . . Treasurer ....... v..... Warden ....... Inner Guard ..... Faculty Advisor .... Martin Feldman .. David Green . . . Burton Fink David Kronisch . . Oscar Gervis . Robert Prupis Aaron Shapiro . Salomon Flink KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Arthur Nanos, Herbert Zemel, William Barnett, Robert Gillman, Barry Wohl- man, Walter Eisenberger. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Irwin Mirkin, Oscar Gervis, Burton Fink, Martin Feldman, David Green, David Kornisch, Aaron Shapiro, Robert Prupis. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Israel Weiner, Harvey Kornit, Albert Sine, Richard James, Martin Levy, Robert Berzon, Jerome Epstein, Arthur Berger.

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I President. . . . . . Secrepary ...... Treasurer ..... Faculiy Advisor .... SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Daniel Gallop, John Basalyga, James Smith, Burton Fink. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Serratelli, Irving Goldberg, Oscar Gervis, Leroy Terry. T R-FRATER ITY UUUNCIL OFFICERS I ....... James Smith, G.ove 86 Sticlc Vice-Rresident .... . . .- .... Daniel Gallop, Sigma Beta Chi . . . john Basalyga, Delta Sigma Pi . . .Bernard Fink, Beta Sigma Rho .................PaulHamlin The InterfFraternity Council is an organization which cofordinates the athletic and social activities involving the fraternities at the Newark Colleges of Rutgers University. The membership of the council is composed of two representaf tives from each fraternity. Among the athletic activities sponsored and con- ducted by the .council are intramural leagues intouch foot- ball, softball, basketball, and bowling which was recently introduced. Trophies are awarded to the outstanding teams who participate in these intramural sport events. At least once every year, the council sponsors an- interffraternity dance which is open to any student of the Newark Colleges of Rutgers University. I33

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KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Basalyga, joseph Dever, George Baeder, William Wiener, Salvatore Micchelli, Clifford Jaeger. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Smith, Robert Kretzer, Clarence Berry, Edward Roginski, Raymond Heiney, William Wilner. Head Master .... Seiiior Warden . . , Jurxior Warden . Scribe ........... l Treasurer .......... Master of Festivities Cliancellor ......... J . Historian .... BELT OFFICERS . . . Clarence Berry . . . Robert Kretzer Salvatore Micchelli . . . . Joseph Dever .. William Wilner .. . George Baeder . . Donald Smith .. Edward Reilly A IGMA Pl A professional fraternity in the field of commerce and business administration. Delta Sigma Pi was established to foster the study of business subjects in universitiesg to encourage scholarship and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practiceg to prof mote closer aiiiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics, culture and civic welfare within the com' munity. During the past year Delta Sigma Pi had an active schedule of educational, social, and athletic events. Included were the Founder's Day formal dance, initiation dinners, and the Annual Spring.Formal dance. Monthly professional meetings were held to which prominent business leaders were invited as guest speakers.