Greek Life in the 1940s-1950s
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The 1940s and 1950s brought with them much in the way of inter-fraternity competitions.
The Beta Sigma Tau fraternitity reported in the 1958 Buffalonian yearbook that "Formal dinner, informal parties, Kampus Karnival, Moving-Up Day, Help Week, and intermural sports have served to united the Brothers in their quest for a feeling of achievement and brotherhood."
Sorority sisters of Theta Chi reported that during the 1956-1957 academic year they "participated in Stunt Night, I.F.C. Sing, and Kampus Karnival. Some of the high points were our annual Mother-Daughter Tea, Spring Fling and Christmas Party."
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Article from the October 19, 1956 edition of The Spectrum
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Sigma Phi Epsilon (SigEp for short) was chartered at UB on April 10, 1954. In 2004 they celebrated their 50th Anniversary.
SigEp's 1955 Buffalonian yearbook photo
Seated: D. Montondo, R. Wilson, M. Metlak, D. Brust, S. Canale, C. Bjerke, R. Reszel, W. Baker.
Second Row: H. Stewart, D. Lange, J. Douglass, G. Sciolino, R. Till, C. Stelzle
Third Row: M. Kilcyne, D. Clark, P. Shepard, W. Rittman, R. Dombrowolski, D. Stewart
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