Lambuth College - Lantern Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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Greek Organizations Panhellinic Council As a result of the new administrative system, the PANHELLENIC and INTERFRATERNITY COUNCILS experienced a change in personnel. Sara and Ed Phillips, the associate deans of stu- dents, assumed the duties of advisers to the Coun- cils. Although each year the members of the two Councils differ, the organizational structures re- main the same. Each sorority elects or appoints one voting delegate, and alternate delegate, and an officer of the Panhellenic Council. In addition, the presidents, rush chairmen, and advisers of the four sororities belong to the Council. The Interfra- ternity Council is composed of an officer, dele- gate, and the president of each fraternity with the faculty adviser of each as an ex-officio member. Maintaining high standards for sorority life and intersorority relationships, cooperating with col- lege authorities in their effort to maintain high Above: Sitting 1 to r: Kim Kirby (Pres.), Ellen Evans (Sec), Standing 1 to r: Holly Holland (Treas.), Laura Schubert (V. Pres.), Sara Phillips (Adviser). Below: Front row: Holly Holland, Laura Schubert, Kim Kirby, Ellen Evans. Back row: Sally Hardgrave, Gaye Chandler, Sher- ry Moore, Lynn Shaw, Mary Lloyd Lynn, Kara Leigh Hunt, Ann Ewing, Melinda Jennings, Kathryn Anne Barker. 26 I

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Two extremely important days in November were Board Meeting Day and Senior High School Day. Vice President and Dean of the College Bruce Sherbine chatted casually with other members of the Board. fiiJ .; Student Government Association President David Wilkins addressed the high school students. 3 il . =- » liL Fun was had by all on Senior Day. The Reverend Ed Phillips at the far right encouraged fun and Lambuth students were very much involved in the activities of Senior High School Day. 9 P 3 • 25

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Interfraternity Council social and scholastic standards, and providing a forum for discussion on common topics, the Pan- hellenic Council functions well. Designed to administer and coordinate the gen- eral affairs of the men ' s fraternities, the Interfra- ternity Council promotes cooperation between the fraternities and the college administration, cooper- ation among the fraternities themselves, and pro- motes the aims and ideals of Lambuth College. Serving as bonds of unity among all Greeks on campus, the Panhellenic and Interfraternity Coun- cils supervised two special projects this past school year: Greek Rush activities during the fall — encouraging Greek affiliation — and Greek Philanthropic All-Sing during the spring. The coun- cils used the proceeds from this philanthropic ac- tivity to aid a selected charity. Above: Ed Phillips (Adviser), Mike Norman (Pres). Below: David Hooper, Mike Norman, Tom Maupin, Brown, Davis Chappel. Kevin 27