1982 Ekklesia

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Abstract/Description:	All but two of Phi Gamma Delta's 35 Section Chiefs were in attendance at the permanent Committee on Condition and Supervision meeting. Among those attending were: Chief Roland D. Cook (University of Alberta 1975), Donald T. McKay (University of Washington 1951), former Section Chief and newly elected Archon Councilor, and Chief L. Hayes Fuller III (Baylor University 1977). The 134th Ekklesia was held in Toronto, Canada, at the Royal York Hotel from August 8-12, 1982. There were 656 registered to attend.
Subject(s):	Sigma Tau 1982 Ekklesia Section Chief Archon Epsilon Alpha Kappa Sigma Tau; University of Washington Kappa; Baylor University Epsilon Alpha; University of Alberta

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All but two of Phi Gamma Delta's 35 Section Chiefs were in attendance at the permanent Committee on Condition and Supervision meeting. Among those attending were: Chief Roland D. Cook (University of Alberta 1975), Donald T. McKay (University of Washington 1951), former Section Chief and newly elected Archon Councilor, and Chief L. Hayes Fuller III (Baylor University 1977).

The 134th Ekklesia was held in Toronto, Canada, at the Royal York Hotel from August 8-12, 1982. There were 656 registered to attend.

Subject(s):

Sigma Tau
1982 Ekklesia
Section Chief
Archon
Epsilon Alpha
Kappa
Sigma Tau; University of Washington
Kappa; Baylor University
Epsilon Alpha; University of Alberta

Title:	1982 Ekklesia.
Type of Resource:	still image
Genre:	Photograph; black and white
Other Date:	Aug 8-12, 1982
Extent:	5 x 7 inches
Abstract/Description:	All but two of Phi Gamma Delta's 35 Section Chiefs were in attendance at the permanent Committee on Condition and Supervision meeting. Among those attending were: Chief Roland D. Cook (University of Alberta 1975), Donald T. McKay (University of Washington 1951), former Section Chief and newly elected Archon Councilor, and Chief L. Hayes Fuller III (Baylor University 1977). The 134th Ekklesia was held in Toronto, Canada, at the Royal York Hotel from August 8-12, 1982. There were 656 registered to attend.
Identifier(s):	pgd09755 (Local)
Subject(s):	Sigma Tau 1982 Ekklesia Section Chief Archon Epsilon Alpha Kappa Sigma Tau; University of Washington Kappa; Baylor University Epsilon Alpha; University of Alberta
Held by:	Phi Gamma Delta Digital Repository
Is Part Of:	Folder: 1982 Ekklesia Edition 105.
In Collections:	Images Baylor University (Kappa) - Chapter Collection 1982 Ekklesia Collection University of Washington (Sigma Tau) - Chapter Collection University of Alberta (Epsilon Alpha) Chapter Collection

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