Quinnipiac University - Brave Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Center Front, Craig Renchy, Front Row L-R: Linda Colonna, Natalie Oratoli, Mary Szymanel, Nancy Grant. 2nd Row, Sal Coronella, Ray Novak, and Stuart Chernoff. PHI THETA KAPPA Phi Theta Kappa was founded to promote scholar- ship, to develop character, and to cultivate fellowship among the students of the junior colleges of the United States of America. Membership is restricted to regularly enrolled stu- dents carrying at least fifteen hours per week, twelve of which must be in the arts and sciences. Eligibility requires that a student achieve at least a 3.20 quality point ratio during the first or second semester or 3.10 in the third or fourth semester. Finally, the student must be of good moral character and possess recog- nized qualities of citizenship.

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13- S -Q, -ga? eieifeiiissti.svfwW'S,Q , Tiki? -mm., - ff -'YH , dn- Front Row I.-R: Sharon Ray, joan Attianese, Pamela Rudine, Pat Franci, Adrianne Aimi. 2nd Row, Carol Lacerno, Karen Fontaine, Carol Delbo, Roberta Malozzi, Linda Guarino. 3rd Row, Nancy Grant, Melba Wade, Donna D'Onofrio, Sharon Williams, Bobbie Bubernak, Sue Silverstein. 4th Row, Hedy Mohr, Judy Budjenski, Carol Berg, Marilyn Rowenberg, Annette Kidney. 5th Row, Joan Bombace, Toni Sandagata, Pat Bontempo, Diane Massie. 6th Row, Karen Burkhardt, Linda Egan, Eleanor Lucibello, Linda Bergy. 7th Row, Linda Jefferies, Carol Walloi, janet Murphy, Nawal Sayigh. PHI GAMMA EPSILO Phi Gamma Epsilon is the oldest women's social or- ganization on the campus. Membership in this group is open to all the women students in good standing at Quinnipiac College. Its activities provide excellent op- portunities for wholesome recreation and fellowship, and give practical training for intelligent civic leader- ship and good citizenship. It has a broad and varied program. Its functions include private socials and dances, mother-daughter teas, father-daughter ban- quets, Christmas baskets for needy families, caroling in hospitals, and fashion shows. Also, members act as ushers for college activities, and help the fraternities with blood drives. Each member is encouraged and expected to partici- pate in these activities. l 7 5

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?' Front Row L-R: Ray Cooley, Secretaryg Ron Ciecko, George Duffy, Treasurerg Sal Russo. Presidentg Tom Player, Vice-Presidentg Art Rodia, Mr. Pauluccy, Advisor. 2nd Row, Pete Valente, Vic Carlucci, Bob McMahon, Bob Martino, Al Rufka. 3rd Row, Harold Pope, Paul Baran, Nick Colavolpe. 4th Row, Tom Pomian, Joe Roy, Ted Kloss, Lorin Evans, Gil Apicella. Sth Row, Tom Richardson, Dan Ahearn and Brian Thorp. TAU KAPPA BETA Tau Kappa Beta was chartered at Quinnipiac Col- lege in 1958. In 1963, the fraternity initiated the first chapter on the New Haven College campus. Tau Kappa Beta has proudly maintained a position of leadership and participation in campus activities. Every member is active and believes in brotherhood. Once a year, TKB holds its annual Playboy Affairu and elects the Playboy ofthe Year. Tau Kappa Beta also presents a scholarship each year to the student submitting the best article to the Literary Review.