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THE INTERGROUP COUNCIL SERVES AS AN ORGAN OE STUDENT EXPRESSION. WORKING DI­
RECTLY WITH FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION, THEY ARE PARTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR MANY OF
THE YEAR'S NEW DEVELOPMENTS.
Intergroup Council: ROW1: D. Hart, C. Hartman, C. Howe, L. Besty, B. Phillips, S. Bills, N. Cambell, B. Lott, D, Lord, K. Albert, D
Bell, P. Kanner, L. Borkowski, K. Baur, ). Heyduck, B. Wagonseller, RO W 2: T. Burns, I. Walsh, L. Bell, M. Mahalik, C. Cantwell, J
Alexy, T. Houser, J. Newell, A. Aldridge, N. Vista, P, Scott, S. Finley, C. O'Connor, S. Derr, K. Clark, K. Decree, D. Unanast, B
Watts, K. Dixon, D. Tracy, J. Warner, W. Bittle, V. Panazzi, D. Henry, C. McLaughlin, S. Sholly, L. Hood, ROW 3: T. Berhart, J
McCellar, B. Morgan, B. Martin, N. Pappas, T. Sims, D, Bell, B. Lince, F. Cadwell, R. Rouzer, R. Luker, C. Paterson, S. Mezger, M
Gourley, T. Engler, K. Melbourne, P. Pryer, K. Lelinski, B, Goslin.

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GROUP ARE BOTH SOCIAL AND COMMUNITY ORIENTED IN SCOPE.
Y Students For A Better Society: ROW 7; J. Thigpen, T. Hedgepeth, N. Billingsly, K. Scutter, D. Sims, C. Thomas, J. Sam­
son, D. Moore, B. Blount, ROW 2: K. Pillerd, D. Patterson, L. Edwards, M. Pollerd, S. Lovelace. ROW 3: L. Lee, M. Hed­
gepeth, A. Moore, R. Harris, A. Wiggins, K. Decree, L. Austin.

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