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Taking Pride - The Essence Of Belonging I i
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JIFC— A Constitution with an Eye on Efficiency Junior Intcrfralcrnity Council, with members from the 31 pledge classes, discusses solutions of problems common to all fraternities, promotes the frater- nity system by service to the commu- nity, helps unite the individual scKial fraternities and maintains a goal of de- veloping fraternity men as tomorrow ' s leaders. rtic J 1 PC ' s new constitution increased its elViciency and responsibility this year. Guest speakers from IPC and campus organizations helped orient new mem- bers. Permanent representatives: Phil Noble, Bill McKanna, Kurt Schnebele, Jim Sylvester, Rick Mead, Rob Gentry, Tom Kramer, Greg Peel, Bob Koch, Jim Kirk, Carl Warmenhoven, A! Bar- ouh. Chuck Hammond, Don Stendel, Dave Balint, Dennis Dormaier, Bruce Kolts, Mike Blum, Mike Adams, Phil Boshaw and alternates. JIFC officers: Vice President Bill Blum, Pres- ident Lon Fairbrook and Secretary-Treasurer Bob Butterworth Executive Council: Don Stendel, Rob Gentry, Greg Peel, Bob Koch, Carl Warmen- hoven, Bruce Kolts, Lon Fairbrook, Bill Blum, Jim Kirk, Phil Boshaw, Bob Butter- worth and Dave Balint. 325
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PanhcUenic— A Positi c Orientation for Sororities Panhcllcnic is the uniting and coordi- nating force for the 20 sororities at the University. At Council meetings, the delegates from the sororities discuss mutual problems, promote high schol- arship and social standards and vote on policy matters. The development of leadership is stressed. The largest proj- ect of the year is the organization and supervision of formal rush. Panhellenic and Junior Panhellenic Councils helped to coordinate several money-raising drives this year. The Mothers ' March, an apple sale and the Penny Drive were three of the tangible ways the sorority women faced their responsibilities to the comnuinitv. Panhellenic officers: Sandy Shaw, Jan Fortier, Diane Kruse, Paulelte Kreff, and President Sandra Mentor, seated, Astrid Collins, Helen McWhorter and Janet Smith, standing. ' ' fr -tr yrm
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