Sacred Heart University - Prologue Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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Rho Sigma Chi, one ofthe most recently chartered organiza- tions on campus, was granted their charter in March of 1972. The brotherhood has devoted their efforts toward several social service projects. They helped fund the Radio Station for a new tape recorder. They were given the acclaim of honorary members in Connecti- cut's Society of Special Friends , for painting the Bridgeport Regional Center. One of the most pride yielding accomplish- ments of Rho Sigma Chi is their sponsorship of a ten year old orphan child from Brazil, Eustaquio Fernandez Goncalves. With twenty-one active brothers and thirteen alumni, Rho Sigma Chi has remained in a tightly knit bond of brotherhood. Every measurement of Rho Sigma Chi's success can be at- tributed to this unending brotherhood. A fifs- Rho Sigma Chi at their Pledge Booth ff

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Founded March 17, 1965, Sigma Eta Upsilon is now one of the oldest organizations on campus. Its main goal is to establish unity and brotherhood not only in the fraternity but also in the school and public community. Each year the fraternity sponsors such activities as money drives, raflles, and car washes. The funds raised go to various charitable organizations both on campus and within the neigh- boring communities. The brothers of Sigma Eta Upsilon also take much pride in continuing one of the biggest evenings here at Sacred Heart, Skit Nite . Joan Postler ta.. Sigma Eta Upsilon Pledge Booth