Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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Prer Rosemarie Toale Vice Prey Marie Salaices Tfear Dolores Salaices Rec Sec Sally Reineg Cow' Sec B11 lie Zeiss Faculty Advzror Dr Henry S Miller Cbmzrellm Edna Kameny Vzce Clamzcellor Blanche Pom crantz Trear Cecile Levine Rec Sec Selma Rosenbloom Cn Sec Debby Silvers Hzrlomzzz Shirley Bernstein FaculfyAdwr01 Dr Charles Haywood C7 7 Theta Sigma HETA SIGMA sorority was founded in 1938 and had its first meeting in anuary of that Year It has two active alumnae chapters. The American Beauty is the sorority s flower and Alice blue and maroon its colors Always active in campus affairs Theta Sigma had the first ueen gf the Campus and sponsored many benefits dur- mg the war. UPS1lOH Phi PSILON PHI sorority is chiefly a social or- ganization In addition to its social activi- ties however it has done much worthwhile work During the last Fall term the sorority sponsored a dance the proceeds of which went to the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund A worthy Upsilon Phi tra- dition is to annually visit and plan a party for the children at the Israel Orphan Asylum in Far Rockaway.

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Sigma Tau Delta IGMA TAU DELTA sorority is a philan- thropic as well as a social organization, as evidenced by its recent activities. Last spring, it ran the New York Cancer Fund collection on campus, and this year it joined with Sigma Tau Delta's other metropolitan chapters to help sup- port Irvington House, a school-sanitarium for children with rheumatic fever. 2 ETA Dean, Hilda Abrahams, Vife- Dean, Helen Titowskyg Tram, Barbara Greenfield, Reg-Sgf,' Edith Jaffe, Cow. Sec., Thelma Portnoy. Fczczclly Advisor, Mr, Boris Schwarz. Prey., Doris Renzg Vice-Pres., Muriel Swedg Treat., Ann Di Benedettog Rec. Sec., Frances Palminterig Cow: Sec., Elaine Catenella. Faculty Ad- zfiror, Miss Caliope Papatsos. Theta u HETA NU is. a social sorority with friend- ship as its chief aim. Its many activities in- clude sorority and beer parties, and dances to which all students are invited. The highlight Of the term is the formal installation of new mem- bers. In planning all of these activities, the girls of Theta Nu have learned the great value Of cooperation and the multitudinous rewards that result from mutual understanding.

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l Alpha Beta Gamma LPHA BETA GAMMA, a local social fra- potentialities of its brothers It is pledged to temify, was Organized in the Winter of eliminate discrimination within its membership 1948 for the purpose of developing the social and to assist the college in benevolent under 1 ABF Prey., Edward Dejnozkag Vire- Prer., Armand LoBugliog Treaf Ed ar Graf' Rec Ser ., g , . ., William Considineg Carr. Ser., Herbert Weissg Se1'gem2z-az- Army, Karl Strauss. Faculty Advifor, Dr. Harry Alpert. Chancellor, Louis Jobloveg Vice-Cbmzcellor, Robert Mer- rillg Treaf, Otto Kahng Ser. Richard Morrisg Prelale, Mi- chael Basile. Przculzy Adviror Dr. George B. Spitz. I 1 G takings. Alpha Gamma LPHA GAMMA is a national and non- has the distinction of being the second fraternity sectarian fraternity with social activities as established on campus An outstanding event of its chief aim. First organized at Queens College every year is the Birthday Ball given in honor of in 1938 the Iota Chapter of Alpha Gamma thus Cfs birthday. Q 126 4 1 . .Y mafr- YVVY f-- f- - 'ff-.f-V-V -'-' ..:-5 f,q,- ff' .'- : --f-7-ff w 3 4' Tr - , -. - .-