SUNY at Geneseo - Normalian Yearbook (Geneseo, NY)

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-,vo TERFRATER The Inter-Fraternity Council seeks to main- tain high standards for the sororities and frater- nities on Geneseo's campus. IFC, composed of representatives from each fraternal organization, acts as the final authority on all questions during the rushing season. A highlight of its activities is the Inter-Fraternity Ball held every spring. The Council seeks to help link the fraternal organiza- tions with the College further through discussions of matters affecting their welfare. 4 X J !1'. X 1-. I:.-'t 1 'ij nf - IFC Open House . . . From: M. Loomis, J. A .- Abraham, S. Bowman. Second row: Sandra ' Schmitt, C. Gergel, M. Richards, Mrs. P. Nie- ITY COUNCIL IFC Assembly . . . Left to right: R. Ott, N. Past, P. Sacco, J. Laribee, S Reddout, K. Hayes, C. Gergel, B. Hurley. First row: P. Sacco, J. Barron, P. DaVola, S. VanDerveer, J. D. Bennion, G. Thomas. Stmlding: W. Butler, President, G Kirk, Treasurer. Seated: P. Maloney, Secretaryg R. Throne, J. Hubbard, J. Fluker, J. Sunseri, R. Lubin, J. Jameson, C. Sietz Laribee, Vice-Presidentg Miss S. Lundy, Adviser, A. Bushlack, L. Miner, R. Lyle, T. Dillon, Sandra Schmitt. li., 1 H' v .d It if 'l -' V. l J r' 'T 5: if . ,. l. L - , , 1

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Ago Christmas Party . . . Alpha Kappa Phi, or Ago, as it is more com- monly known, strives to strengthen the bands of friendship and to promote culture among its mem- bers and the community. Along with their broth- ers, the Phi Sigs, the Ago's have entertained at the Old Folks, Home and also co-sponsored the Ago-Phi Sig Weekend, Buckaneer's Bachanalj' an all-college event in October. Ago holds an an- nual Christmas party for underprivileged children and a seasonal St. Patrick's Day Tea. This year Ago was represented on the Homecoming court by the Queen and one of her Princesses. First row: D. Dundas, S. Frost. Second row: L. Miner K. Kohler, G. Green, R. Harman, R. Murray, S. Blach- inski. Stairs, top to bottom: J. Nichols, E. DeLisle, S Dobler, M. McKeown, R. Brennan, M. Padget, P. Mills- paugh, H. Clark. 120