C W Post College - Opticon Yearbook (Greenvale, NY)

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lnterfraternity Council ,iff :1 far. a-gf We the Inter-Fraternity Council of C.W. Post College, being the supreme body of legislation and jurisdiction over the member fraternities do set forth this constitution to promote and insure co-operation among the member fraternities as well as the general welfare of the college. So goes the preamble of the IFC and so goes the IFC. With the coming of this academic year, Greek life at C. W. Post experienced a new spirit and vi- tality. More bids were extended and accepted by young men here than ever before. Fra- ternity men represent more aspects of Post life than any other group, and are becoming more and more a guiding force on behalf of student life. The IFC feels that it is its duty to co- ordinate the efforts of the individual fra- ternities and to pool them toward the common good of the college. This year the IFC was represented by its executive board at the National Inter-Fra- ternity Conference in New Orleans. Many profitable ideas were gained there through mixing with representatives from the nearly 100 schools represented. The advantages of attending such a convention were realized with this year's Greek Weekend, which in- cluded a Sing, Greek Olympics, Toga Dance and Bed Races. The IFC at C. W. Post has and will continue to endeavor to build a stronger and more fraternal life for its Greeks. L-R: B. Newell, Vice Presidentg S. Spector, Treas- urer, B. Reilly, President, D. Carter, Secretary. AEH .... ............... C hris Meioli ZBT Walter Nusbaum KAP Howard Meadows BBE TE'l7 TKE Gary Andrieuolo . Robert Chodos . . . . Art DaSilva TAE . . . Everett McNeil 'DEH .. Walter Finley 'PKT . Roger Carpenter 'I'-EK Richard Schwartz -'DEA .. Richard Kielty Pan .2 Seated, L.. Slarldingg mm