Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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« Composed of representatives from each sorority and fraternity the Inter-Greek Council works under the organizations commissioner and meets weekly to discuss plans and problems which affect the Greek system, and to strengthen the Greek sponsorship of social functions as on integral part of campus activity. The council is shown above at one of the meetings held during the year. Dell lucc friei fi-sltc r-- Qrccic Qoam M t AMi Ioa- UIM- cU cl (i| Establishing a new organization on campus was a difficult task. The founders of the Beta Psi Omega So- rority discoxered this particularly true when their petition for organization met opposition within the Inter-Greek Council. However, their efforts were finally successful this year and they were presented with their charter. After being established on the campus the new local sorority, held their first rush and found themselves with more than entjugh interested young women. Three of the charter members, at right, look over next year ' s plans. Df inik Irain isioi liers cituei also I Ckil icliiev Cot dalj tiripai feien liep, (arolit koines (lien J piial. ioted tontts % Dtit:

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kfJWMBAMrMKMW fHtfK illL ' Jii ' ' T I »««.»- riling ' ' •■ » «» Looking over his shoulders to see what has come out of the pen of Campus editor Gene Kaplan are, from left, Kevin Howe, Chris Hill, Dave Brockman, and Gory Lycan. Lycan will edit next year ' s paper. The entire staff could often be found in LS 312 putting the finishing touches on their stories, laying out the pages, writing headlines, figuring out captions, and the rest of the work which goes into the production of a paper. Drama student and critic for the Titan Times, JVUI lfi c £)ijdo teA ( P i iA Henry Hoffman, completes his assignment ttie newspaper production. for Titan Times is the official campus newspaper of Cal State Fullerton, covering newsworthy activities of the students, faculty and staff. This year editor Don Lorenzi switched to a more modern horizontal type of make-up and introduced a photo-feature sec- tion. These and other innovations ac- count for an increase in per-issue cir- culation of almost 1,000 copies. As an ultimate goal, the staff of the Titan Times has sought a more in- volved approach with the concerns of the student on the campus, the basic human interest element. A wide variety of viewpoints among staff members has been utilized to achieve a maxi- mum range of responsiveness in the readership, and has established the Titan Times as truly a student news- paper. However, the second semester staff had quite a reputation to uphold, as the first semester Titan Times, under the editorship of Jim Drummond, was honored as the second highest college newspaper in the entire state on the basis of general excellence. The pres- entation was made by Governor Edmund G. (Pat) Brown at the an- nual meeting of the California News- paper Publisher s ' Association, (CNPA) held in Palm Springs. This is really a line tribute to Cal State at Fullerton ' s Communications department. It shows the great deal of progress which has been made the past few years, stated Drummond when presented with his award. Specifically the award was for reporting, page make-up, typography, photography, and advertising. 21

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DdU CL DcJbU He ff4e Patricia Murphy Cheri Fought Karen Fleming Jan McKay Barbara Sharr President Dana Finley Pat Gladman Nancy Nolin Kathie Stratos Tina Duncan Denise Finley Becky Maddox Vicky Rogers Cheryl Tarquinio Delta Chi Delta pledges work at one of their successful bake sales. Such activities stimulate friendship within the sorority. JxU I Uaa Q t-o Delta Chi Delta, since its inception in the Fall of 1961, had endeavored to train young women to take their place as intelligent, poised and useful mem- bers of campus and community life. While striving to attain the goals of sisterhood, scholarship, service and citizenship, the sisters of this sorority also have stressed individuality. Delta Chi Delta has worked this year to achieve national affiliation. Combining social activities with so- cial service, the sorority actively par- ticipated in exchanges with campus fraternities, a formal dinner-dance for the presentation of pledges, Christmas caroling at hospitals and convalescent homes, and arranging parties for chil- dren at Orange County General Hos- pital. The sorority successfully spon- sored a contestant in the Mr. Ugly contest and won. This year ' s Home- coming Queen was co-sponsored by Delta Chi Delta. f FJ- 23