Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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pia jt F L a men a r Organized this year to satisfy the need for a third sorority, Phi Alpha Omega, under the direction of temporary Advisor Mrs. Hatch, President Carol Rich and Vice-President Mary Jane Adams, got off to a successful start when the two established sororities gave a tea honor- ing the newly established group. The writing of the constitution and ritual, and the formal installation of members and officers were the main features of the year. Carol Rich, president. ■ •- ■ ■ ... . ■ . ..u Newly organized sorority was very active in its first year.

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Betty Ann Carroll, president nP -- ' -J appa cJLcimbdcL V ma 7 A Christmas party, Dinner-Dance, and Eas- ter week at Laguna were just a few of the events enjoyed by the Kappa Lambda Sigma sorority. In addition to the social activities, the group promoted many projects for humanitarian serv- ices and served at many junior college func- tions. Leading the group this year were Presi- dent Betty Ann Carroll and Advisor Miss Car- michael. ■ Jr. I ' .. — a ' ' , -- ,-v • — f — -• ' W Kappas meet on lawn outside library. 105

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s eruice jt V - f ' ktesiJ + mmsb ! Jim Steves, president rrornet J nianlS Dedicated to perform service to the Junior college, the Hornet Knights stnved to live up to this goal The group undertook to serve the college in many ways. They ushered at assemblies, gave their assistance at Blue and Gold days the fall barbecue, and sold tickets at football games, swimming meets, and dances. To add to noon time recreation, the group had the |ukebox installed in the hive. Rev ' nooers Beware! Chocolate mountains! First Row: Tom Birmingham, Don Peterson. Mike Casey, Marvin Burdg John Birmingham, Roy Munion. Second I Row: Al Jimenez, Wayne Parker, Tom Murdock, George Morrison, Bill King, Chuck Clark, J,m Steves. Th.rd Row: B.ll Oakes, Gr.H Lewis, Don Frevert, Dr. Swenson, Sam Spoor, Duane Seignst, Ken Kollack, Jerry Reid. 107