Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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Dorm Life Means Variety Life in the dormitory meant a variety of things to students. There was something for everyone. Resident Hall Government Association sponsored activities throughout the year. The group also represented dorm resident’s interests as a governing body. Dorm residents could also participate in the intramural program. Residents from each floor in each dorm competed against each other in a variety of events. Resident advisers on each floor arranged activities for dorm dwellers. Residents from several floors enjoyed a skiing trip. Also, residents benefited from guest speakers who told students about such topics as self defense and interior decorating. RIGHT: Dorm life offers a familiar domestic experience. Here Martin DeCourcey does his laundry. BELOW: Resident adviser John Papa takes a break BELOW RIGHT: John Justice diligently studies.

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Going Greek Combining Friendship with College Life Greek life allowed Marshall students to combine life-long friendships with college life. The ten sororities and ten fraternities offered a wide variety of social, educational and community-related activities for their members. Greeks supported such charitable organizations as the American Heart Association, the American Cancer Society and the Green Acres Child Center through fund drives and volunteer events. Greek members participated in Greek Week games in April. The competition pitted fraternity and sorority members against one another in a variety of events. Another major event for Greeks was rush. Rush allows Greeks to gain new members. Fraternities were governed by the interfraternity Council. Sororities were governed by Panhallenic Council. LEFT: The Pike' show their brotherhood spirit while riding in their fire truck down Third Avenue. BELOW LEFT: Phi Mu Sorority member sing a potential member leave the Phi Mu hou e. BELOW: Alpha Chi member whoop it up at a ruih party. 11

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LEFT: John Frey toasts the morning while listening to some private music. BELOW LEFT: John Riffe loads up on sweets at the dessert bar in Towers Cafeteria. BELOW: Mark Mannlon takes time out to write home. 13