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Pi Gamma -Mu is a national social science fra- ternity and is designed for those students with a concentration of work in the field of social science. Membership is open to anyone who has ,completed at least 20 hours in the combined fields of History, Economics, Sociology, and Geography and has main- tained a 3.0 average in all social science courses and is ranked in the upper third of his class. The chapter has an Endowment Fund to pro- vide an award each year to a graduating member of the chapter. President .... . . Jerry Rakes Vice-president . . . Carol White Secretary . . .... Irene Akin Sponsor . . Warren Gardner First row: Dr. Gardner, Kathy Holmes, Carol White, Richard Cummings, Second row: Don Bormell, Dr. Hawes, Dave Foster, PHI GMM Sam Lichte, Gerald Rakes, Dr. Atwater, Bob Lewis, Prof. Darrow, Elliott Ngeny.
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1 T 'gill' First row: Miriam Curts, Dee Young, Fredes Thompson, Tony row: James McCrory, Phil McCrory, Brent Van Vleck, Ken Thompson, Sam Lichte, LeeAnne Lichte, Barbara Borst. Second Davidson, Dave Foster, Pete Bartanuas. President .... . . Tony Thompson Vice-President . . . . . Sam Lichte Secretary .... . . Delores Young Treasurer . . . . . Phil McCrory Chaplain . . . Gary Winget Reporter . . . . Anita Bryant PHI BET LAMBD Phi Beta Lambda is a national business fra- ternity made up of students interested in business and economics. This club strives to associate its members with varied topics relating to business and economics and with those individuals who have had experience in the world of business through speakers, films, and panel discussions. Member- ship is open to any student enrolled in a business course with a grade point average of 2.8 in business. A highlight of the year was the opportunity of host- ing all Kansas chapters of Phi Beta Lambda in a state business workshop. T' s 1
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LPHA CHI KELSEY SCHOLAR ' 4 First row D Nuss, D Walters, B. Simpson, L. Lichte, K. Lee, Lichte, D. Milligan, S. Stewert, L. Coomber, J. Graham. M Burgert Second row S Mosher, A. Davidson, D. Brewer, S. Alpha Chi, the Sterling Chapter of which was organized in 1965, is a national scholastic honor fraternity designed to promote and recognize academic achievement. To be eligible for admission into this society, one must rank in the top ten percent of his junior or senior class and have a minimum accumu- lative grade point average of 3.5. The Kelsey Scholars are drawn from the ranks of those sophomore, junior, or senior students who, during the previous academic year, attained a grade point average of 3.5 or better. , , Mraz? ,. .- , -.-..., ,. , ,, 4
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