Wagner College - Kallista Yearbook (New York, NY)

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rl W 1 as its scholastic interest, the fraternity presents three awards annually: The Kappa Sigma Alpha award in education, the Kappa Sigma Alpha award to the year's most outstanding player on the Wagner College football team, and the Gordon Lathrop Scholastic Cup. The group annually sponsors a semi-formal dance, a Founder's Day banquet and a May Day social. The fraternity dances, which feature continuous music, are well known for their unusual and exotic decorative effect. The reactivation of the Kappa Sigma Alpha Alumni Association in l95l has added to the strength of the group in the attainment of its ideals. 99 Brothers Kappa's Homecoming float. Andre Beaumont Jim Bishop Phil Brittain Dick Dupre John Durkeef Dick Dury 'trti' if itt' Sal Esposito Bill Farella Don Finley Ronald Gibbons Qjffl Johnsoffi Dr. Nowal S7 Calhoun Q52 Ralph EffzDeat' ,Brothers in College George Kastner Walter Kehoe Henry Koch Tony LoBianco Robert Majeeny J Edward Maifshon T Robert Mctilale Robert McNamara Emmanuel Melachrinoudis Reginald Miller Richard Mghrmani Honorary Brothers Mr. George Giesemann 1iMr. Harolgggllohr ' Dr. ,FraneiQ'Wayland Ole Osrunn Al Rode Richard Ryan .yn George Sanderajg Harold Schuldt Robert Snedeke Dave Spurlock Paul Takach Howard Weiss Herbert Wicklegler Mr. Sidney Welton Mr.V,ljiijitz C. Vtfrlclermann ,firemen ii i '

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Master Frater Treasurer :, . - i it f 'af :5,: 'f av .F A ,,,. in iv - g . -is , 4, 1 VT.. is ,4 ,S if., Kappa Sigma Alpha Correspendirlg, V Chaplain' .' wif? i ' Licfclr .L . Historiap .i t Officers . WILLIAM RYAN . REGINALD 'MILLER . .QHOWARD welssi if Scifibea.. 4 . .RLCHARD C:-MOHRMAN . . H. EDWARD MARSHON p it.llii ll'wALTEtR KEHOE . HSALVATQLQE ESPOSITO, JR. Kappa Sigma Alpha Fraternity was organized in l93l for the express purpose of promoting the loyalty of its brothers to Wagner College and of effecting a greater realization and at- tainment of their scholastic, cultural, and spiritual ideals. The underlying fraternal feeling is based on the desire to produce a closer relationship and a deeper consideration and understanding among the students at Wagner College. lt is the cosmopolitan spirit which pervades the activities of the fraternity at all times. Demonstrating its extra-curricular as well

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Brazie Abbate Charles Alario Jerry Bradley Ralph Carloni Gene Chu Charles Clause Gregory D'Angelo Edward Fick Irwin Ganon William Gordon Dean John R. Bacher Mr. Charles Cook Woof l Woof ! Brothers in College Walter Hamester Roy Hoyt Charles Hubner Thomas Keogh Harry Kummer William Kummer Marvin LePaw Harold Marketr Donald Marvin Louis, Matura Honorary Brothers 7 The Rev. Paul J. Kirsch The Rev. 'Alfred Krahmer Mr. Warren F, Robinson William Newton Richard Novak Robert O'Donnell Stanley Radhuber William Rittberger Robert Rogan V Andrew Rosalie Adolph Szczepanski Edward Weinberg Hugh Whitaker Paul Wuest Mr. Herbert Sutter Mr. Frederick Willacke izxr-W, Fiiii AWN if ' Sigma Delta Phi, the oldest fraternity at Wagner College, was organized on May 6, l923, by five men who desired a closer bond of fellowship. Soon to enter into its thirtieth year of brotherhood, Sigma continues, as in the past, to stress scholastic achievement, effective participation in the extra-curricular activities of the campus, a true spirit of fellowship and an undying loyalty to our Alma Mater. The fraternity has instituted an annual award to the outstanding student in the English department and has reactivated the Herbert Holter Memorial Plaque for excellence in Athletics. The annual dance sponsored by Sigma was once again held directly after the January finals. This year it was held at the Fort Wads- worth Officers' Club and featured the selection of the first 'LSigma Sweetheart. The dance Seniors. loo