University of Hartford - Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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EPSILON XI SIGMA Seated, Left to Right: M. Panagiotou, B. J. Hotchkiss Standing, Left to Right: E. Madigan, R. Lyska GAMMA CHI RHO Seated, Left to Right: E. Bragdon, A. Perras, A. Grant Standing, Left to Right. G. Ahlf, J. Hewitt, E. Swift, M. Obermulier, M. Skruta GAMMA SIGMA NU Standing, Left to Right: C. Jasenski kumgrcussio, S. Cohen, H. Reese, if Seated, Left to Ri ht: E. AI ' Aitken, J. Rocha, D.gGauthier, Riliiztevyg

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1 Q53 s s his HILLYER COLLEGE PEP BAND Standing, Left to Right: T. Gannon, R. Costanzo, E. Strum, G. Brown, T. Hasler Seated, Left to Right: D. Hass, G. Gartside, E. Drotar, D. Lepard, A. Kasnay EAZ Standing, Left to Right: L Hadigan, R. Ferland, A. Haddad, R. Leighton, F. Lamountain, J. Pascalicchio, P. But- ler, W. Burke, J. Sirick, J. Petrucci, R. Bell, S. Adlerstein, R. Bertini, R. Massa, B. Lukaszewicz, A Potz, R. Bender Seated, Left to Right. J. DaMico, R. Cahill, R. Simmonds, Dale McGuire, W. Davenport, A. Pignatella, G. Eng- lish, M. Dirrigl, Dr. Shively

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EPSILON XI SIGMA A unique affair, an International Dinner, highlighted the successful social activities of our honorary executive secretarial sorority. A United Nations meal was served with students of various countries presenting a course typifying their nationality. ln addition, Freshman secretaries were invited to a Christmas party and regular members enjoyed bowling events, a banquet -in May and a June beach outing. To help their school each year the sisters of Epsilon Xi Sigma donatea scholarship to aid a promising student. This past year they contributed their time to doing extra clerical work for the faculty and administration, sponsoring a human-relations work shop, and participating in the Expectations Conference. GAMMA CHI RHO When a Liberal Arts woman attains membership in Gamma Chi Rho honorary sorority she knows that she has acquired a high honor. Each year a select group of women is entitled to membership in the sorority based on outstanding scholarship, leadership, and character. They participate actively and with enthusiasm in all school activities. A highlight of the year in the sorority is the formal initiation of new members. This year, for the first time, the members of the sorority solicited Christmas gifts to sendto the Oakhill School for the Blind. Numerous other activities in-the sorority combined to make the year both interesting and enjoyable to all concerned. GAMMA SIGMA NU The 1958-1959 school year got off to a successful start for Gamma Sigma Nu when its queen candidate, Marcia Gutowski, took the crown. The brothers of this fraternity, although good students and leaders in their school, can always find a little time for the social activities that all college men enjoy. In this light, two smokers were held, one for prospective members and later, one for faculty. From this latter group several honorary brothers were elected: Merrill B. Sherman, Eugene T. Sweeney, Louis G.Sampliner, Dr. David D. Komisar, Dr. Irving Starr, and Dr. Harry Leonhardt. Hard work and close co-operation from all members of the fraternity insured the success of the annual Headdress Hop. They managed to keep in trim by participating in the intramural basketball league. To close a successful year, the fraternity presented two awards - one to the most outstanding senior in the Liberal Arts field and one to the most active senior brother of Gamma Sigma Nu.