Wittenberg University - Witt Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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Pan-Hellenic Counci If you can imagine a group seeking to secure better co- operation among sororities by seeing that rushing rules are strictly enforced, you have conjured up the Pan-Hellenic Council. Composed of two delegates from each of the sororities, the Council meets monthly to discuss group problems and to ferret out instances of what a recent Wittenberger called “illegitimate rushing. An annual intersorority bridge tournament and a forma! dance are sponsored by the Council by way of lighter diversion. OFFICERS President................................LORRAINE ALBRIGHT Vice-Presidon» ALMA GLUNTZ Secretary................................. RUTH VOEGELE Treasurer........................ JENNIE BELLE NOONAN MEMBERS CORA SMITH DOROTHY HEETER JEANNE POLAND ELEANOR THOMPSON JANET MARY LOU BRAND FRANCES SCHLOTTERBECK BARBARA BRANE ELEANOR GALLAGHER McKENZIE Page One Hundred Fifty-ci}k

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Wittenberg Women s League This organization lays unqualified claim to the largest mem- bership of any group on the campus—it includes all the women in school. Despite a stated purpose which reads to correlate and unify the interests of women students, the League does a lot of constructive things like conducting the Alma Mater election and visitation week-end, giving an all-college dance, and a garden party for freshman girls. It has a council of representatives from each class as an administrative body, and claims to have been organized in 1925 under the guiding hand of Dean Immell. OFFICERS President................................ EDLA ARMSTRONG Vice-President .................................VIRGINIA ELLIS SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES JENNIE BELLE NOONAN DOROTHY HEETER JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES BETTY BORCHERS VERNA ARNOLD FRANCES HUGHES JANE RINEHART SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES BETTY MECK CHARLOTTE LIST FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES WINIFRED KIESTER KATHARINE McKINNEY Page One Hundred Fi ly-secen

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Interfraternity Council Another of the harmony and cooperation groups, the In- terfraternity Council does its best to keep the Greek letter groups from each other’s throats, and to fight off the independent threat. A junior and a senior representative of each social fra- ternity constitute the Council's membership. Meetings are held monthly at fraternity houses, and following the theory that ali enmity is forgotten over the festive board, the members stay for dinner after the meetings. Having definitely abolished the pro- cedure so elegantly termed sweatbox rushing, the Council spent most of the year worrying about the Dorm League. Like the Pan-Hel, it also sponsors a bridge tournament, won by the Delta Sigs this year,- and a dance. President Vice-President Secretary.. . Treasurer OFFICERS ........... PHILIP LOTTICH ...........PAUL SCHOFER ...............JOHN HABER BROOKS BRICKLEY ROGER MILLER ROBERT CLICK JAMES ANDREWS ROBERT GRIFFITH JOSEPH KINDIG CHARLES YOUNG MEMBERS DONALD GREIDER ROBERT MEISTER ROBERT WOLFORD JAMES AVRAMOFF ARTHUR RUSSELL GLENN SUCHER FACULTY MEMBERS Dean B. H. PERSHING Dr. JAMES H. TAYLOR Pate One Hundred Fifty-nine