ORGANIZATIONS The academic and social life of the campus was contributed to by a large number of campus organizations. According to the ASWSC constitution, "any organization composed of college students which uses the name of facilities of the college is a campus organization and is subject to regulation by the Associated Students." The organizations represented on the following pages are only a fraction of the total. Coverage was given to those who either responded to our attempts to contact them or took the initiative to contact us. Page space was appropriated on the basis of the number of people pictured. The cost of the color coverage in the section of fraternities and sororities was paid for by those pictured in color. At the time of publication, a complete list of campus organizations had not been compiled. However, an attempt to do so was being made by Dean W. Hurst's office. The following list includes the majority of organizations that have been chartered by senate, but some of which were not active. CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS Athletics: Football Basketball Track and Field Cross-Country Baseball Wrestling Swimming Ski Golf Gymnastics Soccer Business: Delta Epsilon Delta Sigma Pi Phi Beta Lambda Communications: Radio Club KWCR (Radio Station) Acorn (Yearbook) Probe (Literary magazine) Signpost (Newspaper) Press Club Data Processing: Data Processing Management Assoc. Omicron Delta Epsilon Education: Student Education Association Engineering: Instrument Society of America Society of Manufacturing Engineers W.S. Society of Radio Amateur Operators Family Life and Home Economics: Phi Alpha Geology: Geology Club Languages: French Club German Club Spanish Club Music: Student Chapter of Music Educators National Conference Voce Coeds Weber State Singers A Cappella Choir Weber State Chorale WSC Band Honors Chamber Choir Marching Band Pep Band Wind Ensemble Orchestra Opera Theater Physical Education: Men's Intramurals Women's Intramurals Women's Intercollegiate Sports Activities Orchesis Dance Club P.E.M.M. Club Ski Club Chatonelles (marching team) Cheerleaders Physics: Society of Physics Students Police Science: Lambda Alpha Epsilon Political Science World Affairs Forum Sociology and Anthropology Sociology Club Social Work Club Speech: Delta Sigma Rho - Tau Kappa Alpha Theater Arts: Weber State Players Zoology: Alpha Epsilon Delta (Pre Med.) Men's Social Organizations Beta Theta Pi (Excelsior) Delta Phi Kappa (Missionaries) Pi Kappa Alpha (Alpha Rho) Sigma Nu (Phoenix) Tau Kappa Epsilon (Beta Phi Beta) Chi Epsilon Phi (Sigma Delta Pi) Women's Social Organizations Kyathinia (Discontinued after this year) La Dianaeda Otyokwa Tau Theta Nu Zeta Chi Omega Intra-Fraternal Council Religious Organizations L.D.S. Student Association (L.D.S.S.A.) Lambda Delta Sigma Sigma Gamma Chi Bahai's United for Mankind Baptist Student Union Delta Phi Kappa Inter-Religious Council Newman Apostolate Club United CAM PUS Christian Fellowship Housing Organizations LaSal Hall Council Promontory Hall Council Residence Hall Council Stansbury Hall Council Wasatch Hall Council Service Organizations Alpha Phi Omega Intercollegiate Knights American Red Cross Blue Key Cardinal Key Student Political and Special Interest Organizations Black Student Union Associated Mexican-American Students Inter-Tribal Indian Student Organization Hui O'Mele Hawaiiana International Students Club WSC Wildcats Flyers Young Democrats Young Republicans Zero Population Growth Young Americans for Freedom Students for Democratic Action World Affairs Forum Open Forum Students of objectivism Student Association for Free Enterprise WSC Veteran's Association Rodeo Club Lambda lota Tau Phi Kappa Phi Campus Girl Scouts Pre-Law ATHLETICS Weber's various athletics brought national recognition to the school. The football team's rushing average, and the basketball team's overall success brought Weber into the national limelight. Several school and regional records, as well as attendance records were set throughout the year. On the other side of the coin, an increasing number of students and faculty members questioned whether the more than a quarter-million dollars spent on athletics could be used in a more effective manner to accomplish the academic goals of the school. Among the major objections lodged against the costs of athletics is the mandatory assessment of $6.67 from every student each quarter, regardless of their interests in sports.