Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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liar Pict Stephen Henley, Sec., Arthur Goldman. Farully Advisor, Dr. Iohn P. Pritchett. P' I.. Alexander Buttice If .i.r.. Robert Dowd, Sec.. Nltlcolm Waldron. Faculty ildmor. Mr. Boris Schwarz. Dead nd Boys HE Dead End Boys' fraternity is a non-sec- tarian group. It was founded for the purposes of fostering friendship among its members, par- fiqipation in social and athletic affairs, both on and off campus, and for promoting a spirit of gomradery that can only be known Where real friendship in the prevailing guide. It has also sponsored many dances and drives to aid benefit funds. uPhi u HE purpose of Nu Phi Mu fraternity is to advance interest in, and the appreciation of, music at Queens College. The organization, in order to fulfill this purpose, sponsors musical programs and invites speakers to lecture on and discuss current matters of musical interest with Queens students. Members of Nu Phi Mu partici- pate in college performance groups and support all musical activities at Queens College, DEBS ., Robert Lipsong Vice- ., john White, Treazr., ,v . .QOH Q 4 if l -. v -'T ..-1, -.7-,rv A., 'X '- I f'.L!',:'!s.pA f ..'5T'4Ci-PLZ, - - - ..-,N.:.- 3 -ff-'T-TZ .f-2 112' 'v. I-f TF? ff fr?-'ZA' 5'-af-T?-f. rf?-:1'N -f ' , .- .4--,-, ,. .-A, .- . .- .-.- --. - 1- M x, . X. X. V, ,. 1 ., .... , , - M.. -Y , .

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lpha Phi Umega LPHA PHI OMEGA is a fraternity of ex- scouts dedicated to the scout principles of service and democracy. The fraternity has no dis- criminatory practices. It's extensive service pro- gram includes such projects as handling the school elections, Dean's messenger service, ushering at concerts, productions, and other school functions. The frat's fifty active members and the capable leadership of its presidents have made APO a potent and useful force on campus. Beta Phi BETA PHI is a fraternal organization. Pre- , requisites for membership are sportsmanship, amiability, intelligence, and general compatibility with the existing membership. Beta Phi aims to preserve and propagate the spirit of friendship which was responsible for its formation. It con- siders the establishment of lasting friendship one of the truly Worthy aspects of Queens College life, Beta Phi sponsors a Faculty Popularity Drive, the proceeds of which went to the World Students Service Fund. ACD Dr. Henry S. Miller. ert J. Tierney. P1-er., Nelson Varon, Vzce Prey., Gene Hilsenrath, Tfear Donald Rave, Rec. Sec., War ren Martens, Cow. Sec., Dick Stox, Alzzmlzi Sec., Marco Varon, Hirioriafz, Norman Hoyt, Sergeczlzi-all-zflrfvzr, Ed Schuller. Faculty Advisor Prey., Werner Albrecht, Vzre Prey., Walter Leavitt, 1478615 Neil Reich, Ref. Sec., John Dietzel, Carr. Sec., Robert Mueller, HiJl07'idlZ, John Con roy. Faculty Adrfiror, Mr. Rob

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Phi Epsilon Pi HE purpose of Phi Epsilon Pi is to enhance the social activities of its members as Well as those of the entire school. Thus it tries to enter into all of Queen College's social functions. Bi- weekly meetings, weekly get togethersf' dances, and parties dot the social calendar of the men of Phi Epsilon Pi. But the true meaning of Phi Ep may be summed up in one word-Friendship. Phi f mega Alpha HI OMEGA ALPHA is a brotherhood Se- curely established on a foundation of good- fellowship and buttressed by the highest spirit of comradeship. Its members include a great many of the college's athletes, and in the past semester, the Phi Omega Alpha sextet harmonized its way to first prize in the March of Dimes Follies. Superior, Royal Beckg Vice Superior, jack Sachsg Treur., Alvin Bennettg Rec. Sec., Arr nold Beckerg Carr. Sec., Her- bert Hirsch. Fuculzy Aduifor, Mr. joseph Machlis. Prey., Rolf Haag, Treuf., Harry Evansg Sec., john Needham, Sergefzrzt-ui-Arrlzf, Theodore Ritter. Furulty Au'- uiyor, Dr. james R. Kreuzer.