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. Wm desty.Slum1ing: Doris Jenkins. Mary Dell Pagenhardt. Charlotte Harris. u' ' e' , k- h - h ' ' . B It H'tks. Carol . , Dean X lrrlma Irmn. Aduor. seated. Cherry Duettt e y K Marlene Lee. Sue Nessmith. Janet Walker. and Netti Fretm-ll. Ruffm. Beth Smith. Kay Livingstnn. Nancy Hamm. and Joyce Har- TY The Inner-Sorority Council. formed in the summer of h t INNER-SORORI 1967, is composed of four representatives from each Soror- ERFR-xTERN ity. It encourages scholarship and sportsmanship among t CO. I QCIL the sororities. The sororities work together on sueh prujv COLx ' ects as Thanksgiving baskets and Christmas parties. It - LIL also serves as the means for the sororities to help each other in accomplishing their own projects. OFFICERS-Betty Smith. Treasurer: Joyce Hardesty. Vice-President; Marlene Lee. President; and Janet Walker. Secretary
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TAU KAPPA EPSILON SWEETHEARTS Sweetheart: Kay Livingston; Court: Charla Brantley. Jane Ellard. Karen Broadhead, and Brenda Hicks. Nwmx xx Tau Kappa Epsilon was the first national fraternity 0n the Livingston State campus. T.K.E. is a social fraternity which sponsors civic improvement programs, improvement of Livingston State College, and the social development of its students. Our local chapter actively participates in all intramural programs. In past seasons we have attained Row 1: Sid Averette. Steve Bndin. Doug Booth, Doug Brown. Row recogmtnm m football. Shhftballh apd obaSkEtball' TMKE 2: J. W. Carr. Dun Carroll. Dun Chandler. Bob Cleere. Row 3: Ed stands for scholarship as W811 as 500131 llft'. Study 113,115 are Cunlon. Rip Cummings. Bill Curbny. Ronald Eppersnn. Row 4: . - - , . Chip Freemam George Cami. Dwight Catlin, Doug Graham. Row held each mght for those Whn feel that they need help. 5: Mike Hall. Meriwether Henderson. Herbert McCreary. Jim Additional hel is iven b our associate members. Mathvws. Row 6: Tum Norton. George Patrenus. Jerry Pugh, p g 3' Barry ledvs. Row 7: Joe Rogers. Robert Rowland. Mike Schef- fer. Danny Smith. Row 8: Olin Stapp. Joe Trammell. Wayne Tmt- tor. Gary Wadkins, Row 9: Ralph Ward. William Watford, Charles Wclch.
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' n- 1'th m lbr many w P'Mlunr- frnm ranfm M In epvn-mmthgzt; Min Ind t-grthrr un hclrh m! l hn-tnuv p1 - . In: If mlnnun In hay b! nun prnyn l- a! 1A! hub myv'w , W W AWeeW h A5976 A ,z' 1 WW Seated: Eugene PeltisV Joe Alexander. Dun Watler. George Cantt. Dr. lynn. and Jnhn Torre. Standing: Mr. Glen Bridges-Advism'. ,I. W. Carrt Patrenns-Advisnr. Gary Viadkins. Steve Bmlin. Tum Norton. Tum Car- Bill Curboy. and Marty Otvt. INTERFRATERNIT l Toepromote the interests of Livingston State College, its spirit and the several fraternities represented therein, the Interfraternity Council of Livingston State College was CO. I IVCII organized. It serves to insure cooperation among said fra- ternities in order to foster better relations, and insure co- operation between them and the college officials to the end of better relationship. OFFICERS-Bill Curbuy. President; Tom Carlynn. Vice-PrE-sident; Eugene Penis. Treasurer; Don Waller. Secretary. 0' Mt memwwwmvmemms V. W t t
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