University of Hartford - Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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First row: Mr Goldstein, J. Hansen, F. Greenier, L. joubert, N. Shabarekhg A. Gesmundo, S. Lom- bardo, R. Elliott, J. Dygert, D. Wright, R. Brouillard, A. Levine, H. Snitkin. Second row: R. San- terre, J. Turek, P. Fitzgerald, R. Aronson, M. Ginsburg, R. Wollberg, A. Doty, B. Brown, J. Bruno, J. Garber, P. Hirbour, F.. Bidwell. Third row: H. Kurhan, R. Cote, A. Dorchinsky, B. Thayer, S. Murzyn, T. Battista, J. DiNardo, M. Boudreau, C. Salina, F. Hooper. PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA I the ear 1898 Phi Mu Alpha was founded at the New England Conservatory. fl Y From that beginning, Phi Mu Alpha has grown to a powerful national fraternity encom- passing 200 chapters. The Zeta Omega Chapter was founded on May 23, 1955 at the Hartt College of Music. Long a highly respected association on the campus, it has dedi- cated its endeavors to advance the cause of music in America, to foster the mutual wel- fare and brotherhood of music students, to develop the truest fraternal spirit among its members, and to encourage loyalty to the Alma Mater. ' f' ademic tradition Phi Mu Alpha has traditional fun activi Along with this me ac ties which include 1., ...mml Thanksgiving Formal, jazz concert, recitals, and picnics MU PHI EPSILON With the aims of promoting mu- sicianship, scholarship, and sister- hood in mind, Mu Phi Epsilon, hon- orary sorority, was founded in 1905. Among its annual activities are the Spring and Fall Musicals, the collec- tion of music for schools overseas, and giving assistance to local chari- ties. First row: C. Bakinow, S. Dombrowski, M. Cope, P. Lindvall. Second row: H. Hubbard, E. Carangello, S. Becker, D. Melbourne, E. Leipitz, B. Hurwitz. Third row: I. Faiella, R. Banks, J. Sem- nowski, U. Perrault. 1-1

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PHI MU SIGMA Ancylostomiasis . . . diethylbarbituric . . . preanaesthetic . . . Yes Doctor! The art of mix- ing business with pleasure is accomplished by Phi Mu Sigma honorary medical sorority. Each year a S100 scholarship is given to an incoming freshman girl, a Christmas project is arranged, and a banquet is held by the sisters. Uniting qualified students of the medical sec- retarial program, promoting the best' interests of each member, and establishing helpful con- tacts with others in the profession are the aims of this honorary sorority. Miss Bradbury, N. Bruce, J. Craco, J. Streen, H. Stumbers, N. Holden. ' KAPPA MU Kappa Mu is the honorary engineering fraternity. Acting as a service organization, the fraternity gives assistance to students and brothers in their academic work. Banquets, a dinner-dance, and a picnic provide social activities for the members. At the present time, an alumni association is in the process of formation. gl1'gC11:?CWZ Martinez, J. Snyder, E. Riley, R. Mul1igan,.j. Fritsch, D. Dutton. Second row: ui owski, F. Manganaro, F. Conran, D. Lee, C. Koubik, R. Tweedd l . D Th' d row: J. Hartman, A. Cox, W. Landon, H. Lenefski, C. Sgamboti, W. Baniiililzzig G. egilalifcslide. If l 1 I i 1 l 1 i I I l 1 1 l x l I I i I N ll ll 5 K 1 i . . ll I1 P z E: .. 'I 'I Y 'l fl ll u 1 S Fm P' Hn: m in . med I 2251 MU PHI EPSILQ will theaims f . Whip, aohim' In mini MU Phi Fm: WF sororirywu f v 5 img in annual l I, FFJJ mic for rs. 'mfr to km Q ijifbwic ' :ll - 'S'Dm,, till'-' i'QlBf11i'?' fv- bzzggmgil. BBQ! . .PQIQMQQXMKHT

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