University at Albany - Pedagogue Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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SIGNUM LAUDIS 'sf llughes, ,Laura Svovell. 'Muriel 'l'a-ffl. Sylvia -Xis anal ll's art-n't just the first two letters of tlu- alphabet to these people. Not by a long shot! Loading State College in the three R's and various other aeeomplishments. this high-lialutin' organization is veddy, veddy vxvlusive. ,Xml why wouldnit it be, since it has thi- same hasis for membership as Phi Beta Kappa? Uh well. didn't somebody say Bomhard, Owen Dells, Ellen llalstead, Nlarjorie -A V . QQI k ' 77? t ta es all kinds . The near Einsteins an- nounced first semester include: Laura Chigh- est averagej Hughes as presidentg Owen CMAAD Bombardg Sylvia CPedagogueD Tefftg Muriel CNewsj Scovellg Marjorie Crecently a Mrs.j Halstead Longg and Ellen CStudent- Auditorl Delfs. 24

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KAPPA PHI KAPPA And who are all these impressive-looking gentlemen? But of course. They're the collegiate educational big-wigs-Kappa Phi Kappa, national educational fraternity. Good marks, pleasant personality, and just all-around good fellowship-that's why they rate. Membership is by invitation Cwe hesitate to mention that ominous initiation feej and the yearly quota of pledges proudly wear their green and white recognition ribbons. Good eggs, all of them, these men are our outstanding examples of State's tough job well done. Ashworth, Harold Rartman, Robert Bittman, David Rombard, Owen Brock, Herbert Capel, Charles Combs, Robert DeNike, John Dingman, Harley Erbstein, George Feigenbaum, Harold Flax, Arthur Flax, Leo Freedman, Ira Gerber, Morris Greenberg, Solomon Gryzwacz, Walter Guarino, Gene Hastings, Gordan Kensky, Harry Levin, Joseph Lynch, Howard Marchetta, Peter Marsland, William Miller, William George O'Conner, Thomas O'Leary, Paul Reed, Benjamin Reed, Edward Shoemaker, Frederick Slavin, David Tucker, William Wesselman, Robert Young, Richmond 23 r i

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