Organization directory A Cappella Chorus . 170 European Club . 169 PEMM African Club . 169 Fra ter Sodalis 112 PETIT JEAN AJpha Chi Honor Society 78 Galaxy 113 Phi Alpha Theta Alpha Phi Kappa 108 GATA 127 Phi Delta Alpha Psi Omega 174 Grace Wells 185 Pi Gamma Psi American Studies Group 177 Interclub Council 184 Pi Kappa Delta Australian Club 168 Ju Go Ju 128 Pioneer Band 173 Kappa Delta 124 Pre-Med Club Belles and Beaux 104 Kappa Kappa Kappa 130 Regina Beta Phi Kappa . 109 131 Science Club Kappa Phi Beta Tau Gamma 125 Koinonia 114 Sigma Tau Sigma Big Sisters 185 Ko Jo Kai 132 Student Association . BIJITSU 180 Lambda Sigma 115 SNEA BISON 164 Las Companeras 133 Sub T-16 Bison Boosters 182 Latin American 169 Theta Alpha Gamma Bri tish Columbia Club 169 Les Bonnes du Christe 168 Theta Psi Camera Club 179 MENC 173 TimotJly Club Cheerleaders 219 TNT Mohican 116 Chi Sigma Alpha 110 Montreal Club 168 Torebt Chorale 17Z Mu Eta Adelphian 134 Varsity Club Circle K 184 Who's Who Colhecon 178 Mu Sig-ma Gamma 180 WHC Dactylology Club 183 OCAPA 176 Young- Democrats OEGE 135 Delta Chi Omega 126 Young- Hepublicans . Delta Iota 126 Omega Phi 136 Zeta Phi Zeta Ensemble and Quartet 171 Oriental Club 168 Zeta Hho Remembering the events of the past year. which have led to the production of the 1965 Petit Jean, one thought stands out over all the rest - that a wholesale sacrifice of time, energy, and ingenuity are required of many more people than you can believe arc willing. However, people are willing- - wi ll ing to give up weekend trips, precious study hours, sleep, hol idays and most important of all, themselves! I t is indeed gratifying to tJ'e regular staff members, when events crowd together too closely as they are prone to do on occasion, to be able to find friends who are always ready and willing to shoulder any part of the burden they can. Friends come in many sizes and shapes - there doesn ' t seem to be any particular physical characteristic that distinguishes them. Howcver, one thing is common to all of them, and that is that they are willing to face a challenging job without flinching.Some are members of the official staff, some are members of a sort of unofficial staff, and others are interested friends who have voluntclTed to work when things got desperate, but all have done a very demanding and often tedious job with a smile and a spiri t and a zest tJ,at has amazed and brightened the task of those of us who work more or less full time on the annual. We owe our thanks to all, from Dr. Joe to the youngest member of the staff, to our friends who have all made our last year the best and most rewarding ever. Judy Evans Mike Waters 178 166 177 137 179 175 117 181 138 184 118 162 181 119 121 139 169 120 140 218 156 141 176 176 142 143 287
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