University of Hartford - Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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MU PHI EPSILON t R' ht, Seated: Y. Redondi, M. Mzdoti? Pfgwhitaker, C- Mangeni P- Scott, E. Barrett d' 1 P. B' accia, B. Hudobenko, ?.tvI8IAlI11?l'lg, C. Hsamel, C. St. Germaine, P. Hughes, C. Manter, B. Bandinsky, L. Crosby, M. Galen, R- Atamlan, S- Nuger MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE Row 1, Seated. P. Scott, Y. Redondi, M. Ginsberg, J. Manning, T. Gannon, P. Hughes, R. Therault, M. Piscitelli Row 2, Standing: D. Saspartis, Miss R. Mende, A. Blankinberg, C. Hamel, A. Doty, L. Richardson, R. Elliott, J. Legas, T. DiStephano, L. Garrett, R. Santerre, C. Swanson, D. Orza, M. Szidor, l. Hansen, L. DeMaio Row 3, Standing: B. Bartolotta, P. Hirbour, C. Hirzy, B. Brown, A. Dor- chinsky, L. Wallace, J. Dygirt, A. Mack, J. Baginslci, D. Gornenstein, J. Mills, L. Laggerini, M. Lucciarori NEWMAN CLUB Left to Right, Seated: L. D M ' Y Rldomlli P- Hughes, 1. Magnifig' nl XAGIGYQIPP- BISGCCIB, C. St. Germaine, . Piscitelll, E. Diemente, Advisor Standing: P. Hurbor, M, Szidgr L Feta, M- Lynch, A. ootz,J Legag K1 Legace, L. Barren, v. Gush, M, Sadat, B- Boffolotfa, B. Hudobenko '

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KAPPA MU Back Row, Left to Right: S. Zalewski R. Taylor, E. Premont, A. Kalinowski, C. Vogt, F. Moller, W. Katkanek Second Row, Left to Right: R. Horne, L..Tribuiani, E. Drotar, R. Kimiecie- ski, L. Frasca, H. Kowalski, E. Brisson, R. Petrella, R. Paternostro, D. Dubiel, T. Magni, L. Bowen Front Row, Left to Right. L. Laskar- ZEWSHI, J. Fiducia, A. Oliveira, H. Mercik, R. Olsen, S. Nejame, N. Araniti l l Ll:TTERMAN'S CLUB Standing, Left to Right: R. Ransom, A. Gennua, 1. Osorviecki, W. Kramski, R. Lynch, R. Bower, C. Glenney, F. Deutsch, C. Santiglia, H. Sinclair Seated, Left to Right: J. Schuck, T. Nettelbladt, G. Rogers, M. Cappa, D. Vale, J. Repass MENORAH CLUB Standing, Left to Right: P. Patin, R. Saposnick, S. Luckman, S. Pahuskin, I. Schriffrin, A. Markus, H. Stoltz, S. Berkon, S. Adlerstein Seated, Left to Right: Dr. Starr, N. Factor, B. Glotzer, R. Leff, A Klein -..- -peg., ..-... ., . ,,,' Y, v l 5 l

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MU PHI EPSILON ALPHA BETA CHAPTER Mu Phi is a professional, honorary music sorority, dedicated to the advancement of music in America, promotion of musicianship and scholarship, loyalty to the Alma Mater, and the development of true sisterhood. To cultivate these ideals of friendship, service, and responsibility, the activities of Mu Phi Epsilon concern both the civic and social aspects of our school life as well as the professional. They sponsor assemblies, school dances, cake sales, concerts, and have a tea at the beginning of each year to help acquaint the incoming girls with the college. MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE Chapter No. 227 The student chapter of MENC was organized in order that the bonds of friendship might be deepened among future music educators, to promote a better relationship among student chapters in the area, and to broaden outlooks by increasing interest and knowledge in the field of music education. There certainly exists a responsibility which must be realized, that is, to make members conscious of their responsibility towards the music education profession. lt is toward this aim that this chapter is particularly dedicated. This year, the music education club sent an official delegate to the National Convention which was held in Buffalo, New York. Also, each yearan outstanding student in the club is publicly honored. NEWNIAN CLUB OF HARTT COLLEGE The Newman Club had its beginnings when in 1893 five medical students at the University of Pennsylvania, adopting Cardinal Newman as their patron, organized for the purpose of guiding catholic students in the development of their faith. Today there are more than five-hundred clubs in existence. This year Hartt added to that number by becoming an official chapter-member of the National Federation of Newman Clubs. 171'