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HI-Y CLUBS
Among the many activities of Alpha Hi-Y was
their co-sponsorship of the annual Hobo Fa ir with
Sigma Gamma. A talk given by Mr. Phillips on
coal mining and various movies throughout the
year, not to mention a winter talent show and
dance after a basketball game, were also included
in their activities.
Bob Taylor was vice-president of the N. Y.
Stale Council, and Larry Klainer was reading clerk
at the state conference. Alpha's bill to extend
physical examinations in all intramural sports was
brough t to Albany by John Parks.
Officers are R. Taylor, President; M. O'Dowd,
Vice-President; T. Valentine, Secretary; J. Webb,
Treasurer;
L.
Klainer, Chaplain; G Chaize, Serg–
eant-at-arms.
Phi Beta held an amateur show, served at an
industrial banquet, and also enjoyed dancing les–
sons given by "Arthur Murray" Zinn. Stanley Met–
litz represented his organization at the Albany
Conference.
A
Officers are S. Metlitz, President; F. Latham,
Vice-President; G. Merwin, Secretary; J. Bernstein,
Treasurer; J. Gross, Sergeant-at-arms.
First on the program of Sigma Gamma Hi-Y
was the co-sponsorship of the annual Hobo Fair
in November. Other activities included a talk on
morals by Dr. Sarah Roady, an after-game dance,
serving at the industrial banquet, and selling bas–
ketball programs at home games. In the spring
they held their annual Easter egg hunt for Liberty
Street children. Two of the four bills which they
sponsored at the state conference were entered in
the Bill Book.
Officers are,. C. Morgan, President; J. Fenton,
Vice-President; G. McManus, Secretary; N. Scho–
field, Treasurer; B. Vanderbilt, Chaplain; Sally
Knight, Sergeant-at-arms.
One of the activities of Phi Sigma Chi has been
a cake sale. They have also sponsored dances
after the games, contributed a Christmas basket
for a needy family in Nyack, served at an indus–
trial banquet and held a successful cakesale.
B. Sherman is President; P. Hicks, Vice-Presi–
dent; P. Pelts, Secretary;
I.
Gable, Treasurer; H.
Hansen,
C.
Stern, Sergeant-at-arms; M. Allison,
Chaplain.
The chief project of Sigma Lambda was selling
football programs at home games. Although they
sponsored no bill they sent B. Travis as a delegate
to the state assembly. Members also held a dance
after a football game, and sent their annual
Christmas basket to a needy family in Nyack.
Officers include B. Travis, President; H. Bosco,
Vice-President; M. DiNardo, Secretary; G. Vice,
Treasurer; R. Roman, Chaplain; J. Schuler, J. Del
Pizzo, Sergeant-at-arms.
Theta Chi, composed of eighth-graders, had
Miss Clarke speak at one of their meetings and
held a small party at another.
J . Perreault is President; F. Wamsley, Vice–
President; T. Lemire, Secretary; M. Reiland, Treas–
urer;
C.
Calpatto, Chaplain;
C.
Stewart, Sergeant–
at-arms.
Ninth Grade Hi-Y, Magna Phi, held an after–
game dance and a skating party.
M. D'Auria is President;
A.
Church, Vice-Presi–
dent; H. Pforte, Secretary; N. Savoury, Treasurer;
.K. Knieriem, Chaplain; J. Marr, Sergeant-at-arms.
ALPHA
Fir>l row: R. Block, B. foley, E.
Cacciomani, P. Glynn, B. Shepard,
l.
lolrus. Second row: 8. Camp·
bell, 8. Miller, F. McCarty, J.
Webb, M. O'Oowd, R. Taylor, T.
Volenline, G. Chaiu, P. Bemarbo.
third row: M. Herlihy, J. Springer,
l.
Sucsy, J. King, R. Johnsen, P.
lleval, C. Pererman, 0. Williom•,
J. Roy11er, K. Shenig, E. Chapman.
fourrh row: K. lundgren, G. laing,
A. Brown, C. Valenline, M. Srach,
J. Royller,
J.
Pork, E. Van Zilen,
P. Schulder, E. Robinson, R. Sitco.
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