Quinnipiac University - Brave Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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affix 492:-4 . ,351 J. Peters, President, E. Dunn, Vice President, B. Wilscnn, Secretary, G. Lattanzi, Treasurer, P. Matera, Sergeant at Arms, E. Arrighini, B. Bache, A. Beckstein, M. Blondin, P. Blondin, J. Buccini, R . Caruso, R. Criscuola, A. DeCusati, J. Dineen, B. Flood, D. Gillette, B. Giovanni, R. Guarino, F. Hackett, C. Hall, B. Hammel, R. Harlow, K. Hubbard, J. Janell, B. Jesanis, J. Lago, B. Lampo, D. Linsley, V Linsley, D. Marlowe, B. Marquardt, D. Mastrone, J. Matasavage, J. McMahon, P. Menold, J. Meyers, B. Murray, P. Niziolek, B. O'Keefe, P. Panza, C. Pigaty, J. Potter, J. Reilly, B . Schenck, F. Sharp, D. Stearns. M. Weismann, Mr. Krasukopf, Advisor. KAPPA D ELTA MU Founded in l95l, Kappa Delta Mu is the oldest male social organization on campus. The alumni number over 200. The main purposes of the fraternity are to promote brother- hood and social activities on and off campus. The many fraternity social events include closed socials, semi-annual smokers, hay rides, Alumni night, and tlie second largest social event on campus, KDM Weekend which is held in March, and includes an informal social, a dinner dance, and a picnic. KDM participates in the colleges intramural programs including football, basketball. and softball. At the present time there are 50 active members and Mr. Henry Krauskopf is faculty advisor. 61 was

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F. Manganella, President, O. Hornish, Vice President, J. SGH, Secretary, R. Clemence, Treasurer, T. Jamroga, Sergeant at Arms, S. Russo, Alumni Secretary, M. Adamo, R. Anderson, F. Brindisi, H. Catalano, R. Chielto, T. Cipriano, F. Columbo, E. Corrigan, T. Corrigan, P. Dillon, S. Esposito, J. Fortuna, T. Gallaher, D. Hare, T. Malec, L. Marinelli, T, Marotroli, B. McMahon, T. Player, E. Rappa, T. Richardson C. Shea, D. St. Martin, T. Zenausltus, Mr. Pauluccy, Advisor. TALJ KAPPA BETA Tau Kappa Beta fraternity has been active on the campus of Quinnipiac College since 1958. The functions of the fraternity are mainly social. However, the fraternity also maintains a service status by donating to the Quinnipiac College Scholarship Fund. The largest social function of the fraternity, which has given Tau Kappa Beta recognition and Commendation, is the annual Playboy Affair, sponsored by the brothers of the fraternity. The main purpose of Tau Kappa Beta is to develop friendship and to promote community service. A student may be elected to this fraternity when he has successfully completed one semester of study. 60

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F. Johnson, Presidentg E. Corrigan, Vice President, R. Fallon, Corresponding Secretary, B. Jorgensen, Recording Secretary, J. Caldarella, Treasurerg F. Baer, D. Berger, B. Bolrovick, B. Brown, 1. Burzenski, E. Clark, P. Clouet, F. Columbo, T. Gallagher, D. johnson, D. Kaselauskas, F. Keefe, B. Kern, W. Kosak, J, Lake, P. McLaughlin, V. McManus, G. Neal, B. Neil, J. Norville, G. Oberempt T. Pallarino, F. Palmer, T. Pruchnicki, K. Reilly, P. Robillard, C. Smith, B. Vine, R. Zeidman Mr. Hubbard, Advisor. v 7 ALPHA Pl-II GMEGA Alpha Phi Omega is dedicated to the principles of leadership, friendship and service on the campus, in the community and the nation. The prime objective is to render its services ro conduct projects beneficial to the school and student body. 62