University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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• • McAnsus, Winn, Siesel, Gramann, Hirsch, Autrey, Wynne Barbe, Schmidt, Ravey, Morrow, Buchtlcr, Dc Wo( Scott Panhellenic OFFICERS President Ida Mae Autrey Vice-President Betty Wynne Secretary Marguerite Winn Treasurer FHelen Scott Senior Representative Junior Representative Alumna Representative Alpha Chi Omega . Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Epsilon Phi Alpha Phi . Alpha Xi Delta Chi Omega . Delta Delta Delta Delta Phi Epsilon . Gamma Phi Beta Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Kappa Gamma Phi Mu . Pi Beta Phi Zeta Tau Alpha . Caryl De Woody . Marjorie Buchtler Frances Hirsch Marguerite Winn Betty Wynne . Helen Scott Lois Ravey Sylvia Schmidt Claudia Barbe Ida Mae Autrey . Beverly Gramann Betty Siegel Genevieve Morrow Mary Jo McAngus Elsie McKellar Elizabeth Kniveton Lethale Capland Mary Frances Keith Cora Steinmann Alyeen Wood Mary K. Duggan Valerie Rosenthal Gene White Dorothy Marks . Betsy Brown Grace Schulle Emily Marshall Marjorie Osborne Mrs. Hugh Lynn Mrs. G. E. Bray Mrs. H. Eichenbaum Mary Jo Short Maxine Fincher Mrs. Barney Farmer Mrs. W. A. Bramlette Florence Levy Mrs. Pauline Eatman Mary Kirkpatrick Mrs. Eleanor Niggli Tyler Mrs. Peter Midkiff Mrs. J. T. Barton Mrs. Emory B. Thompson I The Panhellenic Council, which was installed at the University in 1904, is composed oF a senior, a junior, and an alumna from each national sorority represented in the University. At the meetings, which are held once a month at the chapter houses, problems of the sororities are discussed. Panhellenic encourages the sororities to work together for the good of the school. A scholarship cup is offered each year by the organization to the sorority with the highest sta nding. Rules and regulations for rushing and pledging are made by Panhellenic. Page 232 % • •

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• At least three times a year the fraternities all cooperate. Practically every man is engaged in some intramural sport. During Round-Up they vie with floats for cups presented by the Uni- versity Co-Op. And v arble sentimental songs at the interfraternity Sing-Song. • 4 • • •

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• • Uitr in.Di . KlEl WME 3k Interfraternity Council Denman, Bennett, ' Park, King, Westbrook, Sheppard, Good- friend Kleberg, Hutchinson, Walker Neely, West, Wilson, Moor Wassell, Whitsett, Whitman, Meer, Morris, Feinberg, Doherty i OFFICERS President John Whitman Vice-President Robert Park Secretary Leroy Denman Reporter Joel Westbrook MEMBERS Richard Kleberg Alpha Tau Omesa Robert P. Doherty Beta Theta Pi James Walker Chi Phi Clinton Bennett Delta Chi Roy Berry Delta Kappa Epsilon Joe Wilson Delta Tau Delta Davis Morris Delta Theta Phi John Ben Sheppard Kappa Alpha Robert Park Kappa Sigma Stanley Neely Phi Delta Theta Alford King Phi Gamma D elta Ramsey Moore Phi Kappa Psi Stein Feinberg Phi Sigma Delta Emmett Whitsett Pi Kappa Alpha Joel Westbrook Sigma Alpha Epsilon Irving GoodFriend Sigma Alpha Mu Leroy Denman Sigma Chi Milton West Sigma Nu Everett Hutchinson Sigma Phi Epsilon Julian Meer Tau Delta Phi John Wassell Theta Xi The Interfraternity Council, which was founded in 1926, attempts to solve problems peculiar to fra- ternities, such as rushing activities, intramurals, and the formulation of general rules of policy between fraternal and non-fraternal groups. This year the Council with the aid of other campus groups sponsored a Varsity Carnival and established a permanent scholarship fund with the profits. One member, selected from each of the fraternities, together with Dean V. I. Moore, Dean H. T. Parlin, Judge A. W. Walker, Dr. Stuart A. MacCorkle, the faculty advisors, comprise the membership of the Council. Page . ' S3 •