Rochester Institute of Technology - Techmila / Ramikin Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Alpha Epsilon Pi A. Dunham M. Fabian T. Ficdcrlcin M. Kahn G. Katz J. Kenney H. Chiron B. Cohen G. Cohen P. Cohen 5. Cojak R Dibb D. Folkman J. Hoyt B. Goldfarb R. Jasser R. Goldberg E. Kagan 248

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With an A, With an A With an A L P; With an A L P and a P H A With an A L P and a P H A ALPHA XI, Hey, Hey This is the song of the girls of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority, who proudly wear the quill, their symbol of truth, friendship and justice. Founded upon the ideals of leadership, character development and scholarship, the sorority provides a source of life-long ties among its members, ties that last beyond the college years. The Delta Lamdas are active throughout the year within sorority and around campus. Some of this years' highlights include “Prelude to a Holi- day” Fashion Show, participating in Greek Week and Spring Weekend, work at the Rochester Mul- tiple Sclerosis Hospital with our brothers of Theta XI, “Goodie Bag Day” and various parties. Officers for this year were: Pat Vasisko, President Linda Hilbrecht, Vice President Bev Karl, Treasurer Mary Oliver, Recording Secretary jo Jackson, Corresponding Secretary Sue Gerhardt, Membership J. Jackson B, Karl B. Marshall S. Parker B. Schuhr S, Warren S. Johns D. Kcely P. Nocldechen M. Prcvidi S. Slover C. Wegener J. Johnson P. Lidsicr M. Oliver P. Randazro P. Vasisko J. While Alpha Xi Delta 247

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D. Lampf R McConnell R. Meyers P. Moskowitz A. Pardvjak N. Persii D. Pliner W. Rad man W. Roden D. Rosenthal E. Shapiro S. Shaub E. Ret tig-Master H, Tragash-Advisor E, Schneider-Advisor On March 5, 1965, a group of eleven students assembled to hold the first meeting of the local Rho Iota Fraternity. Rho Iota was founded upon the ideals of brotherhood which were incorpo rated in the signposts of Alpha Epsilon Pi. Perscr- verence, honesty, mutual helpfulness, faith and humility were the ideals that these men looked up to. Alpha Epsilon Pi offers the unity of brother- hood, friendship, and participation in the fratern- ity life at R.I.T. Two of AEPi’s goals are the in- dividuality of each member, and the sense of be- longing. We are extremely concerned with the academic achievements of our brothers and do our utmost to promote intellectual growth in our members. Through the school year of 1966-67, AEPi took an active role in all school and IFC events, and held their first blast in the spring, featuring a popular R. and B. group. On November 12, 1966, Rho Iota colony re- ceived the status of a chapter from the Alpha Epsilon Pi National. The brotherhood now looks forward to greatly increasing the membership within the coming year. S. Schnddcritian H. ScJnvartz r. Walker 249