Quinnipiac University - Brave Yearbook (Hamden, CT)

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Silas Front Row I.-R: Lucille Dato, Kathy Ciesluk, Pat Lanzenby. 2nd Row, Ellen Kinsman, Dr. Watling- ton, Advisorg Cynthia Reynolds. 3rd Row, Linda Simko, Joann Inturrisi, Elaine Wills. THETA PHI DELTA Theta Phi Delta sorority is open to all girls at Quinnipiac College with satisfactory grades and regu- lar attendance. It is a service-social sorority whose main purpose is to help others. Each Thanksgiving, two complete turkey dinners are given to two families in the New Haven area. During one week in the spring semester, the girls help the teachers in many different ways. They type, file, run errands, and even clean offices. A dance held in joint with the brother fraternity, a mixer, and the annual Christmas party for the girls and their dates were among the activities for the 1964- 65 academic year. E Even though the sorority has only been in existence since 1961, it has already established a fine reputation and is making plans for the future.

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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.

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