Ferris State University - Ferriscope Yearbook (Big Rapids, MI)

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Slide hedelen — i | re a had ae Lambs hold joint tea with the men of Phi Sigma Kappa Donna Fortune and Mary Spencer help Laura Shinavier prepare display. Greek Track Championship ee ree ‘ The sisters of Lambda Kappa Sigma enjoy working together in creative projects. 20!

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yl! Susan Leighton, Mary Jabrocki, Maxine Horvath, Cheryl Legault, Verona Wojtkowiak, Donna Fortune, ROW 3—Vicki Baumann, Grace Strohl, Joan Spencer, Nancy Wurm, Sue Wheeler, Barb Tooley. ROW 1—Bette Swartz, advisor; Mary Spencer, recording secretary; Judy Skinner, vice-president; Laura Shinavier, president; Donna Miller, treasurer; Christiane Salters, corresponding secretary; Lois Conrad, advisor, ROW 2—Betty Krans, Kathy Gutten, Louise Barton, Lambs’ Capture Winning the Greek track championship and the game with contributions directed toward a fund for the Scholarship Award for Actives, the women of Lambda purchase of a house. Kappa Sigma again demonstrated the diversity of their Following tradition, the Lambs entertained at their talents. The women pride themselves on being the only annual Parents’ Banquet and hosted all pharmacy women at the fall tea and sponsored an open dance. chapter of the national pharmaceutical sorority both They also participated in Homecoming and Winter professional and social. Because of the Lambs’ organized effort, all mums Carnival events. | : were sold before the beginning of the Homecoming | f LAMBDA Kz 200

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INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL... Gains Seat on | Student Government Exec Board | IFC attained a seat on the All-College Student Government Executive Board this year to help in coordinating Greek activities with campus functions. Participating in the United Fund Drive and distributing turkeys to families in Mecosta County at Thanksgiving were only two of the many com- munity-minded activities engaged in by the IFC. Other important duties included setting up smoker schedules and establishing rush procedures. Greek Week culminated a busy year for the IFC. The week-long period of activities was climaxed by the IFC Scholarship banquet. Representatives of the Council attended the National Interfraternity Con- ference in New Orleans to keep up to date on policies and methods. ROW 1—Tom Morrical, secretary; Tom Campbell, treasurer; Kenneth Duffy, Gary Mohr, Gregory Keyser, Robert Byrnes, Dennis Lerner; Kirk, president; T. B. McHenry, advisor; ROW 2—Clarence Lyte, ROW 4—Brian Jacobs, Mark Hartzfeld, Bernard Maki, James Brink, Timothy Williams, Charles Schiff, Frank Murphy, Jules Goldman, Tom Thomas Ryan, John D’Amour, Douglas Shulte, Randolph Ward. Marcucci, Raymond York. ROW 3—Gary Miller, Dave Millerwise, Joe