SUNY at Geneseo - Normalian Yearbook (Geneseo, NY)

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'Q--eil .LV 'S Qn i l W , A , AM, , ,, H, C A,,.,,-,,-,.L,,t.,.,,....,tm,.,...., ,L - A.. mv- -- Floor: J. Chen, B. Sherman. Second row: L. Miller, L. Babcock, B. Cotter, I. Sutlin, Third row: C. Woodruff, B. Hill, J. Jansen, R. Jansen. TER-VARSITY CHRISTIA FELLOW HIP Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship consists of a group of young people conscious of the future and the problems they must face in an adult world. Inter-Varsity provides an opportunity for questioning minds to strengthen and deepen their religious knowledge and personal faith in order to meet this future. This goal is accomplished through Bible study, Christian fellowship, prayer, occasional speak- ers, and various retreats. 117

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-,vo TERFRATER The Inter-Fraternity Council seeks to main- tain high standards for the sororities and frater- nities on Geneseo's campus. IFC, composed of representatives from each fraternal organization, acts as the final authority on all questions during the rushing season. A highlight of its activities is the Inter-Fraternity Ball held every spring. The Council seeks to help link the fraternal organiza- tions with the College further through discussions of matters affecting their welfare. 4 X J !1'. X 1-. I:.-'t 1 'ij nf - IFC Open House . . . From: M. Loomis, J. A .- Abraham, S. Bowman. Second row: Sandra ' Schmitt, C. Gergel, M. Richards, Mrs. P. Nie- ITY COUNCIL IFC Assembly . . . Left to right: R. Ott, N. Past, P. Sacco, J. Laribee, S Reddout, K. Hayes, C. Gergel, B. Hurley. First row: P. Sacco, J. Barron, P. DaVola, S. VanDerveer, J. D. Bennion, G. Thomas. Stmlding: W. Butler, President, G Kirk, Treasurer. Seated: P. Maloney, Secretaryg R. Throne, J. Hubbard, J. Fluker, J. Sunseri, R. Lubin, J. Jameson, C. Sietz Laribee, Vice-Presidentg Miss S. Lundy, Adviser, A. Bushlack, L. Miner, R. Lyle, T. Dillon, Sandra Schmitt. li., 1 H' v .d It if 'l -' V. l J r' 'T 5: if . ,. l. L - , , 1