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

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SITTI NG, LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard Kesselman, Robert Chambers, Robert Baker, Eugene Slaughter, Simon Pcmerantz, Ernest Smith. STANDING, LEFT TO' RIGHT: James Orphanos, Kenneth Alexander, Seymour Madow, Leroy Terry, James Sherman, Noel Hipkins, Burton Albouy, George Allred. El' lL0 LAMBDA Epsilon Lambda, the newest fraternity on campus, was organized in January, 1948. The fraternity's interests are focused on social and educational activities. The social calender includes sports, smokers, and inf formal getftogethers. The educational agenda includes lectures of general interest to the student body. The fra' ternity sponsored a round table discussion on the merits and draw backs of the present college system. OFFICERS President ......................... Vice-President ..... ............ . . Recording Secretary ..,.. Corresponding Secretary . . . Treasurer ............. Faculty Advisor . . . John Steigerwald Eugene Slaughter Robert Chambers Simon Pomerantz . . . Ernest Smith . . . John Keosian

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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.

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KNEELING, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Charles Colmenero, Robert Rinaldo, Michael Bolan, Roger Cerbie, Edward Bloomer, Michael Cornacchia. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Edward Wheatley, James Smith, Raymond Santo, Pierre Guariglia, Richard Serratelli, John Funicolare. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Esposito, David McCorkindale, Robert Walts, Ralph Mancinelli, Joseph Mania, Joseph Krieg, Paul Argiriou, Kirk Saviois, Anthony Sylvester, George Dayey, Richard Ozimek. GLUVE A President ...... . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Historian . . . OFFICERS . Raymond Santo . , . James Smith Richard Serratelli Pierre Guariglia Edward Wheatley D TICK Since its founding in 1933, the Glove and Stick Fraternity has prospered greatly by promoting friendships, maintaining a spirit of fair play and furthering scholastic achievement among its members. During the past year, the Fraternity's social life was in high for St. Valentine, New Year's Eve, the pledgee's smoker, the Alumni Dinner, and the en masse'i attendances at home football games. The InterfFraternity Council football championship trophy rests at the Glove and' Stick House and the brothers have also participated in softball and bowling sponsored by the Council.