Wagner College - Kallista Yearbook (New York, NY)

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l Arthur Azzopardi Robert Bensen Howard Berntsen Robert Bosley Fred'Brockmann William Brown Arthur Browne Sherwood Bryant Douglas E. Butler Donald Dausch John DeNicola Fred Frick A 3 Candlelight and music. Brothers in College William Hahn -Charles Huppert Gerry Jannone Fred Jacobsen George Kenyon Martin Kieffer Cornelius Leonard Harry Madsen Herbert Messner Sam Myavec Frank O' Leary Jack Pearch Herbert Piehler Honorary Brothers Lionel Rotelli George Scheitlin John Schick William Schieman Clarence Schneider Don Silva Nicholas Soulis Larry Sweeney Bruce Weber George Wiederecht Mark Wiesner George Zinsman r Dr. Burggraaff Mr.' Ling ,Mr. Flamrn I Dr. Nikander 1 Dr. Stinetorf ln l946, five men laid the foundation of a living memorial to a man who had given his life while following the ideals of courage, serv- ice, and loyalty to his country. Delta Nu Fra- ternity, in its effort to attain excellence in all phases of college life while at the same time stressing service to Wagner as one of its high- est ideals, is perpetuating forever the memory of Roger Ling. Leaders in all the varied aspects of life on the Hill, academic, social, and civic, Delta Nu men still find time to activate the motive of Delta Nu for Wagner, emphasizing the ideal of service to the fullest extent for the greatest benefit of Wagner College. While doing this the men of Delta Nu feel that they are carrying on in their own small way the high ideals for which Roger Ling gave his life- ideals never to be forgotten. mg, , Delta's homecoming float. 96