College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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Pan Hellenic Pan Hellenic council devoted its time to eliminating conflicts between sororities and promoted mutual interests. Continued harmony between the four socials was their constant aim. The council organized and conducted rush both semesters and met the problems of all sororities alikeg promptly, efliciently, and adequately. Representatives from each sorority, faculty advisors, and alumni made up the council. Inter-fraternit Council Inter-fraternity council was comprised of representatives of the men's social fraternities for the purpose of co-ordinating fraternity functions. They encouraged greater participation in intramurals and expanded fraternity membership. Higher scholastic standing of fra- ternity members was one of their projects for the year. They succeeded in conducting the affairs of the fraternities independent of outside control. Co-sponsorship of the annual Pan Hellenic Inter-fraternity dance held during the spring consumed most of their efforts in the second semester. FRANKXE BLEISNER, Prcxizlmll TED SHQNK, Prexiilenf La Rue Cameron, Grace Allen, Georgie Apperson, Cathy Reed, Fran Averett, Jane Davisg Mrs. Bently, Mrs. Vesser, Frankie Bleisner, Mrs. Young, and Laura I-Iuckworth. Reed Jensen, Harvey Strand, Bob Schaefer, Gene Lewton, Bob Cooper, Ted Shonk.

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Cadettes joined with the Spurs during Freshman orien- tation week in an attempt to relieve a little of the confusion prevalent among the newer students. Along with their regular activities, the Cadettes, headed by Virginia Kelly, took over the campaign for the Blood Drive con- ducted in October. Cadettes included in their activities, such services to the school as ushering at various events and guiding tours of the campus on Campus Day and during Mother's Week End. At Tapping ceremonies in May, their oiiicers for the following year were named and honored. Vmomm KELLY, Pl'l'XftIt'!If Cadettes Firxt row: Lena jantz, Beverly Brackcnbury, Jackie Filer, Georgia Kortum, Charleen Hale, Bev Owen, Lennie Gomer, Margaret Yamamoto, Pinkie Shimada, Louise NVolf, Srvoml row: Marilyn Hubble, Lois Gouchnour, Shirley Douglas, Frances Tate, Delores Henscheid, Leona Stanley, Dianne Davis, Lee Rost, Judy Green, Mary Jane Gurvin. Thirzl row: Grisha Elliot, Sharon Enell, Shirley Enell, Mary Gretta VanDyke, Helen Niemeicr, Audrie Owen, Verlie McCulloch, Amy Carter, Suzanne VanWl1y, Barbara Chaffee. Fourth row: Joanne Sonnichscn, Dconne Findlay, Pat Lavery, Marilyn Donaldson, Grace Allen, Donna Pinkerton, -Iunc Panopolos, Beverly Kenaga, Dcvona Stephenson, Loeta Meadows, Fifth row: Barbara Wartman, Sally Gold, Donna Hale, Cathy Campbell, Sandra Marshall, Clcoma Watson, Pauline Crawford, Dorothea Ashby, Bonnie McMahan, Shirley Drislccll. Sixlb row: Norma Sherbine, Mary Lee Moss, Mary Warner, Gloria Johnson, JoAnn Despard, Rhea Hanson, Laura Hackworth, Georgie Appcrson, Marilyn Dillinger, Verla Askew. Sf'lf'l'7lflJ row: Lois Wilsoxi, Ann Reed, Frances Fiala. 142

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DORIS Fos'rER President Alpha Chi mega Keeping up their traditional activity, Alpha Chi Omega won first place honors for their float in the Homecoming parade and second place honors for their unusual sign. During the year, they presented an outstanding assembly, the theme of which was taken from Call Me Madam. At Christmas, they graced the Student Union with decorations appropriate to the season. Their candidate was named Ugly Mann at the Spur Stampede. One of their more worthy projects was a party for the cerebral palsy children. Among their mem- bers were several queen canclidates, the student body secretary and the junior class treasurer. nga mem wgagg :gin 5 an we --, asset rr gas- Saga Erma-Sammi: 'QW B gfgalm-aa are an as magma signals: sewer ,aaa sawn? 144 a in Jeanette Cathey JoAnn Despard Marilyn Donaldson Myrlau Druce Grace Allen Diane Davis Marilyn Dillinger Shirley Driskell At the annual founders' day party, alumni from town were honored by the Idaho State Chapter. Some of them were: the Mrs. Felt, Bethly, Geisler, Murphy, Combe, Wells, Bullock, Gasser, Christopherson, and Bev Wilson, Pat Lyons and Doris Weaver. Sandy Marshall served rc- frcshments. is is