Virginia State University - Trojan Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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Iota Phi Theta X I I t xdryltx .W ig' I . 4 ' iiimil x8g3I 4.4 L--fi 1 .ii 'fx -J' L4 I J.. . n , hx' . Xe -. 1 as ., , , 4 -Q ' ,,,.,5..,..4f , ' Row One: Gilbert Taylor, Derrick Hinton, Conrad Judson. Row Two: Anderson, Jimmie Davis, Alfred Jackson, Leonard Birch, Gary William Harper, Ronald Nelson, Chris Arnold, Roderick Andrews, Walkins, Cecil Collier, Melvin Jackson. Charlie Pruden, Daniel Jackson, Anthony Cosby. Row Three: Carlton rs, , hui IH 1. hi-...H -1 Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc. was founded in 1963 at Morgan State College. Eta Chapter was established at Virginia State College in 1970. There are important aspects that the organization is aware of constantly. Two such aspects that the men of Iota Phi Theta stress are: Unity among the Brothers, and a consideration for those who are less fortunate. There have been Iota sponsored recreation programs established at the Harding Street Recreation Center in Petersburg, Virginia, so that the young children may participate in recreational activities.

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Pan-Hellenic Council fvf Jake Earl, Freddie Santiago, Alvin Hunter, Joyce Hunter, Constance Hill, Taylor, Ricky Crews, Joyce Wilborne, Jeffrey Woodson, Linda Ricks Gail Guynn, John Perkins, Francenia Palmer, Melody Robinson, Gilbert Alvin Flanagan, Pan-Hellenic Council is the governing and unifying body of all the Greek Organizations on campus. It consists of representatives of the local undergraduate chapters Ctogether with associate members representing the graduate chaptersl of Alpha Phi Alpha, Kappa Alpha Psi, Omega Psi Phi, Phi Beta Sigma, and Iota Phi Theta fraternities, and the Alpha Kappa Alpha, Delta Sigma Theta, Zeta Phi Beta, and Sigma Gamma Rho sororities. Government of these groups is mainly concerned with their activities on the campus particularly with reference to membership, scholarship, social life, etc.

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Phi Beta Sigma K, ff' Sam Graham, Stephen Banian, Benjamin Singleton, Stedman Payne. A. Langston Taylor, Leonard Morse, and Charles I. Brown had the initiative and imagination to construct and form a great organization founded January 9, 1914. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity is founded on the principle of Brotherhood, Scholarship, and Service. After being in existence for only sixty years, Phi Beta Sigma has chapters all over North America, in Europe, and in Africa. Included in the National Program are Bigger and Better Business, Education and Social Action which exemplify the fraternity motto: Culture for Service and Service for Humanity. Vital to every Sigma is the concept of struggle for growth to achievement in an atmosphere of camaraderie.