Wagner College - Kallista Yearbook (New York, NY)

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W! Brothers in College George Beharry Ralph Betancourt Daniel Brush Harold Carstens Bert Castens Frank Creveling John DeVivo Walter Dohrmann John Fehringer Stephen Garb David Greer Raymond Hartman Edmund Hecklau Robert Henkler H. Richard Hott Paul Hoffman Ralph Hosler Calvin Johnson Harald Kuehne Franklin Larson Howard Laucella Kenneth Laucella Allyn Leidig John Lewis Andrew Mancini Philip Mangini Arthur Michel Arthur Olson John Paggioli Philip Ptlaum Raymond Ramberg Martin Ratner Henry Reensjerna Richard Rose William Rowen Allen Schmidt William Schroeter Robert Smith H. Nelson Wood Faculty Brothers Dr. John R. Bacher Mr. Herbert Sutter The Rev. Paul J. Kirsch Mr. Frederick H. Willecke Mr. Milton Kleintop Mr. Warren Robinson Mr. John Koestner Mr, Charles Coon Officers FRANK COLLU RA President ROBERT REISCH Secretary HERBERT HEWITT Treasurer FREDDlE THOMAS Corresponding Secretary LOUIS RODER Historian

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5' P' SIGMA DELTA PHI was the first fra- ternity at Wagner College, having been organized in May, l923 as an honorary society. The ideals of the fraternity are good scholarship, good fellowship, and effective participation in extracurricular activities. ln the twenty-five years during which it has existed, the brothers of Sigma have worked constantly to main- tain these ideals and to bring glory first to their Alma Mater, and secondly to the fraternity. The brothers held a successful dance, Stardust, in April, after observing their annual convention. Welcomed back this year were the Rev. Alfred J. Krahmer '27 in his capacity as director of publicity, and Dr. Milton Kleintop as Professor of English. l02 .... xi. .as t i xii FRANK COLLURA President W 4'

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'7m.L' TAU LAMBDA CHI, first sorority recog- nized on the hill, was formed in May, l94l, drawing together girls of similar interests to cooperate in promoting schol- arship and fellowship. Tau aims to work for the benefit of the girls and for their Alma Mater. The sorority held a number of socials this year and met with its alumnae at a dinner on Homecoming Day. Former school days were revived for the graduate sisters with the singing of favorite songs and the usual Remember when's? The main event of Tau's social calendar was the annual Christmas Dance held on December l7. A Santa Claus, mistletoe, and evergreens helped supply the proper spirit for the theme, 'Twas the Night Before Christmas . lO4 Ghz HELEN HOHLEN President