University of Hartford - Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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First row: R. Mastriani, W. Bouchard, J. Fagan, R. Lesieur, R. Sataline, R. Cote, A. Goodale. Second row: B. Meskill, F. Kristopek, M. Morrill, T. Barrison, G. Schramm, R. Foster, W. Whit- man, J. Smolen, C. Tyler, T. Arnold, A. Steinberg. Third row: W. McQuiggan, S. Bromet, R. Olson. LAMBDA PHI ALPHA Lambda Phi Alpha was founded in 1954 to promote a spirit of friendship within the University and fraternity. Its objectives are active participation in fraternal, scholas- tic, and civic affairs. Delta Phi Alpha is its sister sorority, and both have participated in such social functions as Kampus Kickoff, and Tobacco Road. DELTA PHI ALPHA Many Hearts, One Cause. Striving to promote mutual understanding and high moral integrity within its sister- hood are the aims of Delta Phi Alpha social sorority. Its Greek letters which stand for Strength, Sisterhood, and Ac- tivity also stress high scholastic g0f1lS- Among the activities of Delta Phi WSIS the Mother-Daughter Pot Luck Supper, Del-Phi Twist, and raising money fOr the University building fund. At the start of each school year they CO-SPOUSOI' the Kampus Kick-off with their brother fraternity Lambda Phi Alpha. The soror- ity colors are black, red, and silver, and r the lily of the valley is their flower. First rowg R. Jerome, B. ,ll1Sr,. C..Keating: l Back row: S. Barillaro, M. Camilleri, .l- Gus tafson, D. Grala, B. Devokaitis- , . ..-M .Mu -- l HI SIGMA! V qfnirr bug: f ll 21 the i svforlilh me msd 3. .On I , limlflwhjylimfffdf ifflcmicd 'viddiioq mlf0c'al,imfmnlf8l jmmivilegd Daughter Alungmwm lllf bC3Clli,m ne M Puffs Gaiety ' . bowlnnfm mgilver I lighesraffdemlc 50f0llllC5 wa P' Chilnllays P llrsi IW BZPMM bds, A, Walllng' E ol 1, Oomlois, ll W'

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JIIILIJJ PHI SIGMA C1-ll White blazers blue emblems and Sigma Chi the universitys first social .. -,aww in Y Y black and gold, pins symbolize Phi 1 Striving .ding and ig sister- 'hi Alpha :rs whifh X and AC' tic 30111 phi were 5 SUPPH' ionfl for . Af flf j.gP0ll50I rbrvfhef he s0f0f' lvefi and Ower. ping' r,IiiaG'B' av' i sorority Founded in 1956 in conjunc tion with the brothers of Upsilon X1 fraternity, this sisterhood is dedicated to academic excellence, community service, and social activities. Cavortin' With the Cavemen, a Thanksgiving dinner for a needy family, a Christmas party for underprivileged children, a Mother- Daughter Alumni Banquet, a cottage at the beach, and co-sponsorship of St. Patty's Gaiety are annual activities. The silver bowl in recognition for the highest academic standing among social sororities was presented to Phi Sigma Chi in May, 1961. First row: B. Parzych, M. Davis, H. Stum- bers, A. Warring. Second row: S. Sullivan, J. Comtois, K. Leon, E. Orzech. UPSILON XI A cluster of blue blazers signify Upsilon Xi fraternity. The purpose of the oldest and first-recognized fraternity at the University of Hartford is to foster in every respect a good relationship among men, by means of a closely knit brotherhood, and a trusting relationship among all, and the enriching of the social life and level of the student body of the University. Autumn Leaves, St. Patty's Gaiety, the Sandblast, and a Christ- mas party for underprivileged children are the annual activities of Upsilon Xi. The fraternity also received, in 1961, the silver bowl which is presented to the social fra- ternity with the highest academic average for the school year. First row: S. Hopkins, D. DeFazio, E. Majewski, A. Warzinski, P. Sheltz. Second row: R. Good- win, P. Bjarkman, G. Crosson, C. Cecilio, H. Staiger, J. Martin, J. Carros, J. Cosker. Third row: J. Cashman, G. Lasnier, L. Valentino, E. Murtha, H. Thompson, A. Gates, F. -Conran, R. Jochim, B. Granatek. Fourth row: A. Cox, J. Micari, D. Kupec, W. Williams, K. Dennis, R. Cardin. Fifth row: M. McCormick, R. Bellemare.