Frederick College - Driftwood Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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You're in the Pepsi Generation 'gg x Stacked Washed The Days of Wine and Roses Though small in number, the sisters of Lamba Tau Omega sorority enjoyed some activity throughout the year. In the fall, Lamba Tau sponsored two dances in Record gymnasium for the enjoyment of those who attended. Though missed the first semester, the shoe shine reappeared in February. Founders Day was combined with a tribute to the seniors and celebrated by a banquet. The rush season brought a series of festive parties and a new class of pledges. Among other activities, the pledges made the annual visit to an or- phanage This year, the last of the charter mem- bers of Lamba Tau Omega Sorority will graduate But they will have left behind a c ose sorority, socially as well as morally Guess Who ? 0 022- 4- The Misses Lambda Tau Ready! Dried 154

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l N T 1' a Zfczfernzky Q4 vi. V fi. L. to R. Clst Row! Wayne Weaver, Exchequerg Martin Green, Grand Chan- cellorg 12nd Rowy James Bailie, Scribeg Herb Cummins, Grand Vice Chan- cellorg Norberto Ferradaz, Comptroller. Battenfleld Entertains Prospective Pledges Pineapple Pie Trio L . 1-M Phi Alpha Pi was formed two years ago by three of its charter members: Ronald Brinkley, Marty Green and Herb Cummins. The idea of forming a new fraternity on campus was to radiate an aura of academic achievement within a fraternity, provide a worthwhile con- tribution to the college campus, and provide its members with an opportun- ity to have a clean, wholesome social life. The Fraternity was accepted as a member of the Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil in February, '1965. At the same meeting of the Council Jim Bailie, a charter member of the fraternity, was elected Vice-President of IFC, Among its members are the editors of the col- lege newspapers, The Merrimac, and the yearbook, The Driftwood. .I Bailie gives a sales pitch to pledges . S-1' A Our Queen, Miss Mary Ann Rothermel