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One hundred and thirty-five men participated in fall Banquet and at parties and smokers given by individual rush with 97 men pledging. Rushees met the fraternity fraternities. men during the Inter-Fraternity Smoker and Rush 19
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,v Tom Cook, president of the Inter-Fraternity Council, spoke to the prospective pledges at a dinner during fraternity rush. 7 Men Pledged The five national fraternities on campus, Kappa Alpha Psi, Lambda Chi Alpha, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Phi Epsilon and Tau Kappa Epsilon, pledged 97 men Nov. 1 during informal ceremonies at the Union Building. Pledging ended a month of banquets, smokers and par- ties for men going through rush. The Inter-Fraternity Council sponsored a smoker for all rushees at which time the men met their future brothers. When the bids were issued and accepted, the Kappas, the newest fraternity, pledged four, Lambda Chi, 29, SAE, 24, Sig Ep, 21, and TKE, 19. In January, the rush book was again opened for the spring pledge classes. Members of the five fraternities yelled and cheered happily as their new pledges came through the Union Building doors to meet new brothers. it ? o iv . .32 . f ., .tr -. ai.. ft ,U
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Nvl'14YU at EN K. X Left to right, Dan Schellhase, sophomore class, Action Party CAPD, Jim Browning, junior, AP: Winston Evans, senior, AP, Doug Henry, senior, All-Campus Party QACPjg Tom Cook, junior ACP, and Jim Domina, sophomore, ACP, were the presidential candidates. Dan, Jim Browning, and Doug were elected. Barry Allred, freshman, was elected president of his class, but did not run on a ticket. Action, ll- ampus Split Votes With the help of campaigners, the All-Campus party swept Doug Henry, Dale Hennessey, Nancy Roser and Ceorgianna Bland to wins in the senior class. Action Party members Jim Browning, Herb Williams, Pat DePriest and Julie Low, juniors, were elected. Dan Schellhase, Nancy Jordan, Connie Cartwright, Acion Party, and Mike Harper, All-Campus Party, are sophomore officers. Freshmen ofticers, not in a party, are Barry Allred, Judy Plymate, Marcia Well- emeyer and Jean Labhart. J ii ' ' - i'5V 'i X w i '
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