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I Seated: W. Simpson, R. Martin, F. Stephenson, F. Ward, J. Cotter; Standing: C. Pfaff, J. Brewington, A. Bright, B. Haddaway, J. Eshelman, C. Shook, J. Blades, J. Fowler, R. Smith. INTERFRA TERNITY COUNCIL The Interfraternif Council functions as a FIRST SEMESTER regulatory and advisory roup for the fra- President ternities on "The Hill." It ords mutual as- FRANK STEPHENSON sociation for the exchange of -eas and dis- Vice-President FLETCHER WARD cussions of questions of interest. "e Council Secretary JAMES COTTER develops support for policies for the good of Treasurer RALPH SMITH all fraternities and endeavors to promote a greater spirit of cooperation. Officers in the SECOND SEMESTER Council rotate annually. President Regulations concerning rushing, pledging, ROBERT MARTIN smokers, dances, concessions and all common Vice-President ROGER SIMPKINS club problems are handled by the Council. Secretary JAMES COTTER Despite its limitations, it has exerted influ- Treasurer JAY BREWINGTON ences to promote hearty cooperation with the College and Administration. The Council also makes a survey of fratern- Banquet held in the Spring, the week-end dele- ity scholarship each semester to determine the gation to the Gettysburg Interf;aternity Coun- winner of the Frank B. Hurt scholarship cup; cil Week-end program, and the annual Pan- in addition, the Council serves as a regulator Hellenic Dance. All proceeds of any Inter- of the Interfraternity Athletic Council. fraternity sponsored events this year were Items of interest included the Interfraternity donated to help furnish the new Infirmary. 121