The meeting was called to order at 7:10 p.m. by President John Kucharski.

The minutes of the general meeting of March 15, 1965 and the Executive Committee meeting of March 21, 1965 were read and accepted.  The treasurer's report was read by Larry Reinhardt;

315 315 CA
ICB
$-506.29
 ICB
$88.60
Receipts
36.05
 Receipts
3.00
FCB
-470.24
 FCB
$91.00
Out D.
74.25
 315 BX
Work Bal
$-544.49
 Balance
$474.52
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Balance
$35.00
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$300.00

The service report was given by Dave Arlen and the Service Committee: Bill Sockey reported on the UMOC which brought in about $49.48 from which about $20 will be conducted to pay for the plaque and pin.  Peck Farris gave his report on the Cerebral Palsy Drive on which Peck, Marty Rosenberg, Ed Skea, Carl Ripaldi, Pete Mason and worked Saturday, March 20.  Dave Arlen spoke of the need of the chairman of the Amherst fair parade in a chairman for the setting up of booth if we are going to have one.  Brothers are needed to help sell tickets for dance.

The membership report came from Ed Skea and included facts such as the classification list is complete summer: in the pledge class has named itself the Robert Frost Memorial pledge class.

Roger Crouse gave the administration report which consisted of a discussion of the progress of the banquet, and a mention that he was still a working on favors for it.

John Kucharski read a letter from Ron Turgeon and he is sending a reply which will contain an invitation for Mr. Turgeon and Mr. Roger Sherwood, Nationals Service Representative, to visit us at our next general meeting.  John then read excerpts from a last sent to the Mass Review for the national fraternity.  John also read a letter from Miss Grace Clark concerning David Mitchell.  His mailing address is box 517, West Falmouth, MA for those of you would like to write to him.

Membership Committee meeting March 25, 1965 at 6:30 p.m. in the chapter.

Fellowship Committee meeting for all in the and the fraternity who are interested, on March 26, 1965 at 2:30 p.m. off campus.

Ed Skea read the classification list of the brothers:

Actives
Semi-Actives
Inactive
Permanent Inactive
R. Mitchell C. Thomas D. Sterling B. Nichols
M. Rosenberg D. Haracz D. Morrill S. Finehirsh
S. Pretanik I.Somerset B. Lanids M. Duggan
P. Farris T. Panke D. Rivet J. Cassola
G. More G. Dimock D. Spinner R. Lussier
J. Kucharski C. Read D. Daggett C. O'Reilly
B. Sockey B. Bass B. Stewart A. Bunce
T. Pease H. Nelles C. Kelley J. Leffler
N. Slutsky B. Douillette L. Benedict D. Malloy
R. Longo B. Morgan H. Gibley R. Kobayashi
T. Tilley R. Jones R. Sawyer J. Murphy
J. Kooyoomjian D.Foote J. Francisco S. McDonald
A. Daniels J.Goodrich R. Cryan R. Lloyd
L. Reinhart B. Billings R. Pinto K. Keeler
R. Crouse E. Lemieux T. farber A. Greenquist
E. Polson T. Christienson R. Mutusiewicz H. Merchant
K. Polsn L. Popple N. Holcomb D. Knopf
E. Skea W. Wilkinson T. Dec W. Price
D. Myshrall J. Mazurkiewicz D. Hirst D. Caird
R. McGarrigle   D. Boyd L. O'Brien
D. Arlen   J. Luippold M. Kimmel
K. Downes   S. Kennedy R. Lennon
P. Twohig   C. Incacio L. Luchens
D. Strecker   D. Haynes M. Berrini
D. Greenstein     B. Brayton
P. Nerris      

MSP: that the brotherhood go into a bylaws committee of the whole (John Kucharski)

MSP: that the bylaws committee rise and report.

MSP: to accept the report of the bylaws committee.

MSP to table the article XI of the bylaws for future consideration.

The meeting was adjourned at 8:40 p.m. followed by a penny roll and coffee hour.

Respectfully submitted:
Denny Myshrall
Recording Secretary

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Appendix to the General Meeting March 22, 1965

Report of Bylaws Committee of the Whole.

Proposed:

Article XI

Pledging

Section 1.  To be eligible for initiation into active membership of this chapter, a pledge must complete the following:

Clause 1.  A minimum number of hours on service projects and set by the membership committee.

Clause 2. A and minimum average on pledge quizzes as set by the membership committee

Clause 3. Obtain the signatures of all faculty advisors as well as a number of active members a set by the membership committee.

Clause 4. With the pledge pin at all times and have the pledge manual at meetings.

Clause 5. Pledge minimum of eight weeks

Clause 6. Participate in the service project planned and carried out by the pledge class on its own initiative.

Clause 7. Pay pledge and initiation fees on or before due dates room.

Section2. Hours pledges for service projects will be decided upon by the pledge master, big brothers, and/or the chairman of the service project.

Section 3.  Traditional service hours may be awarded to pledges for any of the following reasons:

Clause 1.  Failure to wear the pledge pin or failure to wear the pledge for improperly, as defined by the membership committee.

Clause 2.  Failure to carry the pledge manual one previously asked to present it.

Clause 3.  Faded to give proper notification to the project chairman when he is unable to dissipate in the project for which he has previously volunteered.

Clause 4.  Direct insubordination to a member.

Clause 5.  Unexcused absences at any pledge meeting.

Section 4.  Any additional service hours may be appealed by a pledge with just reason to the pledge master.  The pledge master shall have the power to remove any additional hours he feels to be unjust.

Section 5.  Any decision all problems concerning pledging may be referred to the Executive Committee which shall have complete authority over all matters and individuals involved in pledging.

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