University of Texas Pan American - El Bronco Yearbook (Edinburg, TX)

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,V i v iww ' Whether it be the launching of a new rocket, the world series, or the latest election returns the College Center T.V. is the vital attraction. Now and then group personalities provided various types of bouncy music for idle students during free periods at the College Center. Concentration and kibitzers are both needed for a good game of chess. 46

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- i 1 1 'mg 7 ii Lwlvvj' .wwe W Q eg iff So that's what happened to Deanna, Cleo, Karen and Gracie in wonderland. The Alpha Zeta Chi members presented a fairyland skit at a rush party. The Bronkettes held a Mexican Rush party with pintas and the typical fiesta trimmings. if wr. WY U25 The Ladies of Camelot went all the way when they sponsored their Beatnik party for rushees. Rushees help themselves to the delectable eats pro- vided by the lntersorority Council during rush con- vocation. Dean Powers and Mrs. Elliot make like Beatniks as they enioy the goodies they discovered. AW , Ns, of N-

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, ff A familiar sight every full semester is that of sorority members con Carol Clark acquainting herself with interested rushees versing with nervous rushees during rush convocation. Pictured IS RUSH CONVOCATION WEEK ESTABLISHES CLOSE RELATIONSHIPS Mary Berny headed the Inter-Sorority Council composed ot three sororities for the fall anol spring semester. The Inter-Sorority is made up of the Presidents and Vice-Presidents of all the women's sororities and clubs on the Pan Ameri- can College Campus and is sponsored by the Dean of Women. Its purpose is to bring about a close working relationship and a better under- standing between the women's organizations by coordinating the efforts of its members ancl by working together as a group. 'O ob' el M W