Robert Morris College - Patriot Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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ix Q bottom to top: Fl. Cramer, B. Harrison fsecj, D. Muchey, J. Kaslng tPresJ, J. McDaugalI, B. English, A. Sadolski, T. Kennedy Ctreasj, M. Roberts Qvlce pres.J, H. Fried, S. Henderson, V. Phillips, K. Zaretich, C. Ellwood. G. Turner. C. Lamicka. absent: J. Adams, F. DeLost, W. Jurmann, E. Yaworsky. ALPHA PSI Alpha Psi, Robert Morris' newest fraternity, was recognized as a local fraternity by the college less than a year ago in March of 1975. Since that time, Alpha Psi has not lain idle: it has participated in many college activities. In order to help the college we have performed such projects as cleaning the nature trall of litter last spring, building a map of the campus, which stands opposite the guard house, to aid visitors, and donating money to the Watson home for crippled children. Our main objective is to promote a working relationship between the brothers, college, and community so that we may be socially acceptable and achieve high academic status. 111

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front row: left to right - B. Sedlak, D. Tyberski, Snifter, L. Zamer, J. Irwin. second row: D. Underwood, J. Lee, Ft. DeLoia, D. Zegarelli, B. Hammond, D. Meyer, B. Rodgers, G. Breithaupt, B. Smith, J. Pasquariello, C. Sanchez, D. McDevitt, M. Capuzzi, J. Graham. third row: G. Caric, S. Stoner, T. Herbich, D. Andek, H. Jones, V. Hensler, E. Muncert, T. Demasico, J. Bilkey, D. Spencer, J. Connuff, J. Pew, M. Kisel, T. Waltos. fourth row: A. Marsaro, H. Bennear, G. Ftychlicki, B. Austin, B. Clmba, J. Lang, T. Duncan, M. Smith, G. Schmidt, J. Kamler, D. Houston, K. Wagner, M. West. DELTA TAU DELTA Delta Tau Delta was founded on the Robert Morris Campus on May 15, 1968. At this time Phi Delta Mu became a colony of Delta Tau Delta. The fraternity went onto become the Zeta Mu chapter of Delta Tau Delta national fraternity, in May of 1972. lt began growing quickly and has now established itself as the largest fraternity on campus. The Delts are very active in intramural sports. They are concerned with brotherhood, creating both an academic and sacred atmosphere that will be conducive to learning. 110

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ff -- fa' .. ' ac,-J' 1 . . 1, .g V .. First row - J. Cramer, M. McManigle, B. Farnese CTreasurerJ, Fi. Griffith QPresldentJ. Fi. Maidis. K. Hilliard Second row - M. Murphy, A. Baringoldz, W. Baczowski QSecretaryj, M. Barca. J. Peet, J. Cecchinl, D. Headrich Third row - B. Byerly, C. Brandt, T. Kubice absent- S. Hanna, J. Belanzlk, M. Kwolek SIGMA DELTA PHI The local chapter of Sigma Delta Phi at Robert Morris College was founded in 1961 and was the first fraternity on the RMC Campus. The brothers of Sigma Delta Phi believe in the old saying., United we stand . . . and out of the belief has come the strongest sense of brotherhood around. In the past years, the brothers of Sigma Delta Phi have been active in many social functions. In the past nine years, Sigma Delta Phi has collected over S4000 just for the cancer drive: and they hope to continue this record as well as contributing to other charitable organizations. 112