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SOCIAL CLUBS

Clubs offer students
opportunity to serve,
fellowship, develop
For 75% of the student body, the
social clubs were an avenue for
friendship, activity, and service. The
clubs - twenty for women, eighteen for
men, and one for married students -
met the needs of the individuals on and
off campus.
The year began with pledges being
subjected to the usual humility and
hardships and ended with most
agreeing that the lasting effects of the
pledge week were more beneficial than
detrimental. Club activities varied from
devotionals between brother and sister
clubs to service projects and participation
in the annual Spring Sing.
142 / SOCIAL CLUBS

TAG holds two garage sales
Theta Alpha Gamma began with the largest membership it
has had in several years. Fall semester projects included
holding two garage sales with proceeds being used in many
different areas; A WH was given a donation for the gift fair, a
child was sent to Camp Wyldewood, a contribution was given
to the Bangledesh Bible Fund, and other projects around the
Searcy area were contributed to. Also in the fall, the members
enjoyed an authentic Mexican dinner in their sponsor's home.
In December, Santa Claus visited the children of the members
at TAG's annual Christmas party.
1. S. Barber 2. M. Caldwell 3. G. Elliott 4. E. Wilson, sponsor 5. K.
Peebles 6. D. Bearden 7. H. Whitt 8. L. Phillips 9. W. Moseley 10. K.
Davis 11. S. Barber 12. D. Bruning 13. S. Caldwell 14. C. Elliott 15. E.
Wilson, sponsor 16. J. Peebles 17. V. Bearden 1a. S. Whitt 19. B. Phillips
20. D. Moseley 21. R. Davis 22. L. Davis 23.1. Bruning 24. C. Caldwell 25.
J . Davis 26. M. Whitt 27. E. Moseley 28. J. Davis 29. A. Elliott 30. J .
Wilson
THETA ALPHA GAMMA / 143

Koinonia issues diplomas
The members of Koinonia began the year with a gettogether
at Wyldewood_ During the year, Koinonia participated
in club sports. Big Daddy's in Batesville was the sight
of Koinonia's spring banquet with a theme of "Climb Every
Mountain." As their service project, Koinonia took on the task
of issuing diplomas to the class of '34, who did not receive
them due to financial difficulty of the school. Members also
treated the boys in the Big Brother program to an afternoon of
skating.
1. D. Green 2. B. Hodges 3. S. Davidson 4. S. Boyd 5. M. Foster, queen
6. R. Roberts 7. L. Casland 8. S. Mitchell 9. J. Lee 10. G. Stough 11. J .
Hall 12. J. Bentley 13. S. Dinkias 14. S. Wa" 15. D. Munch 16. L. Klippel
17. M. Chalenburg
144 / KOINONIA

Adopted family enjoys party
During the time the Omega Phi social club was not competing
enthusiastically in all club sports, they enjoyed roller
skating, an outing to the Pizza Hut and movie, and attending a
country church. A Christmas party with the club's adopted
family was a very fitting climax to the fall semester. Highlights
of the spring semester included a float trip and joint
production with Kappa Phi of "Go Bananas," a very captivating
Spring Sing number.
1. J. Richardson 2. N. Favalion 3. M. Watson 4. C. Clay 5. N. Roberts 6.
N. Dixon 7. P. Kemp 8. P. Owens 9. P. Lyles 10. l. Chandler 11. M.
Winters 12. L. Davis 13. J. Devore 14. V. Davis 15. N. Eberly 16. L. Henry
17. E. Tyler, Beau 18. L. Sparkman 19. D. Whitaker 20. N. Scarborough
21. D. Smith 22. M. Chinworth 23. B. Cole 24. V. Turner 25. V. Martin 26.
L. Groves 27. K. Russell2B. M. Holmes 29. K. Richards 30. S. Smith 31 .
H. Ha1132. K. Downs 33. S. Noyes, Sponsor 34. B. Nelson 35. S. Raburn
36. K. Shepherd. Beau 37. C. Maxwell, Beau 36. S. White 39. K. Webb
OMEGA PHI / 145

Pancake breakfast enjoyed
Members of Galaxy began a busy year by enjoying a pancake
breakfast with Ju Go Ju, their sister club. Other activities they
shared with Ju Go Ju included an outing to Camp Takodah, a
skating party, and numerous devotionals. Besides supporting
the S.A. Toy and Dolly Drive, members also collected toys for
a needy family for Christmas. Always a tough competitor in
club sports, Galaxy took "C" team football and "B" team
volleyball.
1. J. M. Ellis 2. B. Harvey 3. D. Underwood 4. J. Parsons 5. L. Pettus 6.
S. Herrington 7. D. Morris 8. S. Stafford 9. S. Smith 10. T. Stafford 11.
M. Hackney. 12. D. Bassett 13. M. Hatcher 14. A. Johnson 15. J. Cone
16. K. Duke 17. K. McWatters 18. J. Harden 19. B. Dutton 20. J. Bristow
21. R. Passifume 22. E. Vaughn 23. M. Mitchell 24. M. Miles 25. B. J.
Churchman 26. A. Lawyer, Queen 27. R. Watson 28. L. Beck 29. R.
Cheatham 30. K. Schol 31. R. Burch 32. R. Work 33. L. Waller 34. R.
Payne 35. J. Hurt 36. D. Richards 37. B. Woodall 38. D. Dzbirn 39. D.
Pitts 40. M. Johns 41. G. McCoy 42. D. Tucker 43. J. Burroughs 44. B.
Nunnally 45. H. Morris 46. D. Dobbs 47. B. Martin 46. S. Pylkas 49. B.
Vetter SO. B. Brannon 51. D. Watson
146/ GALAXY

Petit Jean sight for outing
Theta Psi began the year with an outing to an area farm
where members enjoyed an afternoon of fishing. Showing their
love for others, the girls sang Christmas carols at the hospital
during the holiday season. Activities rounding out the fall
semester were an outing to Petit Jean Mountain and participation
in all club sports. Academic ratings earned Theta
Psi the second highest GPA of women's clubs for the fall
semester. Spring saw the club busy with a bunking party,
sponsorship of a child at the children's home, a banquet, and a
Spring Sing act entitled "Singin' in the Rain."
1. G. McCoy, Beau 2. N. Swain, Beau 3. C. Chandler 4. J. Disch 5. B.
Anderson 6. K. Sisson 7. D. Zern, Beau 8. N, Reynolds 9. E. Pulley 10. C.
Deaton 11. W. Rideout 12. C. Browning 13. S. Sanders 14. L. Arnold 15.
L Burns 16. D. Corum 17. D. Owens 18. R. Grevillius 19. L. Lawrence 20.
J. Tanner 21. K. Davis 22. F. Sanders 23. A. Bryant 24. N. Reid 25. C.
Drennan 26. S. Hawkins 27. K. Finley 28. J. Graves 29. P. Path 30. D.
Delaughter 31. G, Shaw 32. B. Coburn 33. P. Housley 34. R. Davidson
35. J. Smith 36. D. Rouse 37. C. Harvey 36. C. Trujillo 39. C. Martin 40.
D. Elder 41. M. Fullerton 42. C. Johnson 43. P. Warr44. R. Cassels
THETA PSI / 147

Club earns highest GPA
Utilizing the motto of "To Our Father Ever Be True,"
Tofebt participated in devotionals with its brother club,
Fraters. The club was active in sports, winning 1st place in
"A" team volleyball and competing in the ping pong tournaments
with Fraters_ Visiting and entertaining the children at
Morrilton's Children's Home was the club's service project.
Scholarship of members earned the club 1st in GPA among
the clubs_ Participation in Homecoming activities was
rewarded as Tofebt won 3rd place for its float entry. A March
banquet was enjoyed by members and their dates.
1. L. Mahle 2. K. Armstrong 3. D. Radcliffe 4. K. Carns 5. J. Jackson 6.
N. White, sponsor 7. E. Walker 8. R. Carns 9. K. Cooper 10. l. Staub 11.
J. Walker 12. P. Blair 13. K. Billingsley 14. S. Lewis 15. L. Eads 16. T.
Yost 17. S. Troxell 18. L. Mansur 19. D. Kelly 20. L. Moxley 21. J .
Braddock 22. S. Pectol23. S. Stallings 24. R. Dyer. beau 25. A. Scott 26.
R. McHaney 27. M. Horseman 28. K. Robinson 29. H. Elmore 30. D. Clark
31. S. Jones 32. J. Hyslop 33. E. Bowland 34. K. Prescon 35. M. Burrow
36. K. Robb37. K. Hooten 38. S. Smith 39. R. Guffey 40. C. Smith 41. G.
Bowling 42. S. Reeder 43. F. Vaughan
148/ TOFEBT

Kojies visit children's home
" Happy Birthday, America," was the theme of Ko 10 Kai's
very colorful Homecoming float. Reflecting their motto
"U niversal friendship and appreciation of life," Kojies
presented a touching chapel program on friendship. Events of
the fall semester included winning 2nd place in girls' softball,
a November hayride, patricipation in volleyball and decorating
a Christmas tree with the children at the Morrilton Children's
Home. Highlighting the Spring semester was Ko 10 Kai's
production, along with Sub-T, of a very unusual Spring Sing
act with the theme of babies.
1. S. Taylor 2. K. Kidd 3. S. Branch 4. B. Slinkard 4. A. Tabor S. B.
Slinkard 6. R. East 7. P. Gullo 8. C. Franks 9. L. Warren 10. N. Harris 11.
S. Stone 12. T. Bixler 13. N. Casada 14. K. Stokes 1S. G. Tomlohr 16. M.
Bender 17. D. Jackson lB. C. Burkett 19. B. Kidd 20. C. Kidd 21. P.
Goodman 22. R. Brewer 23. B. Sweeney 24. J. Johnson, sponsor 25. C.
Hall 26. J. Dunavant 27. L. Noble 2B. L. Malone 29. D. Hampton 30. K.
Whitley 31. S. Denewiler 32. L. Barnes 33. D. Dufrene 34. P. logan 35.
G. Shoop 36. V. Stephens 37. R. Tabor 36. T. Vosburgh
KO JO KAI / 149

Knights build winning float
The Knights had an especially profitable year that began
with winning first place in small club" A" team football and
second place in "B" team football, as well as participating in
all other club sports. Knights' tradition of weekly devotionals
with Phi Delta, their sister club, and sending the girls roses
was continued this year, Also a visitation program was
initiated in conjunction with Phi Delta, at Leisure Lodge.
Knights and Phi Delta also participated in Spring Sing with a
program entitled "Daises."
1. T. Bass 2. D. Ruid 3. D. Boivie 4. J. Scroggins 5. P. Schlosser 6. G.
Waters 7. J. Humphrey 8. R. McCoy 9. O. Osborne 10. B. Bittle 11. S.
Granburg 12. R. Wheeler 13. C. Pittman, sponsor 14. K. Hanson 15. D.
Wood, queen 16. K. Turner 17. G. Cannon 18. P. Kee 19. G. Crowe 20. G.
Woody 21. S. Risner 22. C. Guthrie 23. O. Powell 24. P. Fry 25. R. Rice
26. D. Wilkerson 27. D. Brazile 28. S. McKeever 29. P. Parris 30. D.
Brown 31. T. Tackett 32. A. Beach 33. D. Farrar 34. L. Kirby 35. D. Wood
36. D. Phillips 37. L. Cannon 38. F. Rosch 39. R. Brimberry 40. G. Hanes
150 / KNIGHTS

Alumni honored at breakfast
United under their motto "Pure love is undefiled before
God," the members of Kappa Delta had a very busy and
fulfilling year. As a service project the club visited the elderly
in the community and helped them in various ways. Activities
filling the Fall semester were construction of a Homecoming
float, a Homecoming alumni breakfast, a Halloween hayride
and Christmas caroling. Closeness in the club was brought
about by morning devotionals every second and fourth
Monday and participation in all club sports. Ending the Fall
semester with a bang, Kappa Deltas achieved 100 percent
participation in the Toy and Dolly Drive for the third year in a
row.
1. S. Spurrier, sponsor 2. O. Roberts 3. D. Hamm 4. W. Gray 5. B. Harris
6. L. Bradley 7. B. Spillman 8. D. Powell 9. C. Freeman 10. S. Bradley 11.
N. Gay 12. D. Maxwell 13. D. Weger, beau 14. J. Jones, beau 15. A.
Walker 16. C. Jenkins 17. S. Myers 18. P. DeCocq 19. B. Upton 20. D.
Stanage 21. D. Amn 22. W. Horton 23. J. Barnett 24. B. Roberts 25. K.
Copeland 26. A Addison 27. K. Potter
KAPPA DELTA / 151

Italian campaigners supported
Growth in all areas characterized Alpha Omega this year.
Their membership of over 70 was the largest in the club's
history. Known for their spirituality and enthusiasm, Alpha
Omega's efforts this year were directed toward brotherhood in
Christ. As service projects the club supported two international
Campaigners in Italy and participated in an out-of
town campaign.
1. E. Pierce 2. P. Sides 3. V. Grady 4. B. McLain 5. S. Saunders 6. C.
Parker 7. C. Bowman 8. D. McCain 9. B. Crompton 10. S. North 11. M.
Hasse 12. T. Deason 13. C. Wilson 14. M. Purdolm 15. S. Spillman 16. R.
Taylor 17. M. Brickman 18. J. Rickaway 19. R. Tucker 20. N. Franke 21.
L. Bankston 22. G. Cox 23. B. Vaughn 24. B. Thompson 25. B. Wiener
26. K. Hammond 27. K. Oliver 2B. B. Helton 29. B. Scott 30. S. Garret 31.
P. Patten 32. J . Allcock 33. M. Johnston 34. M. Cagle 35. T. Holland 36.
L. Franke 37. J. link, queen 38. T . Johnston 39. W. Wilson 40. M.
Clayton 41. D. Burkes, sponsor 42. S. Emmet 43. L. Thomason 44. S.
Dethridge 45. J. Reeves 46. D. Waldron 47. D. Hammett 48. C. Harper
49. S. Morrison 50. L Brown 51. D. Weger 52. V. Phillips 53. M. McLean
53. B. Rothlus
152 / ALPHA OMEGA

Christmas decorations made
First semester, Zeta Rho enjoyed a skating party and
competed in softball and volleyball. Zeta Rho also had a work
day at Wyldewood with TNT, their brother club. Christmas
time was made brighter for the people in local hospitals by the
colorful decorations the girls made and distributed. Spring
semester saw the club busy with a bunking party for under·
privileged girls in the area and participation in club basketball.
"It's a Dog's World" was the title of Zeta Rho and TNT's
very unusual Spring Sing number.
1. E. Muncy, sponsor 2. M. Hunter 3. L. Reynolds 4. N, McMennamy 5.
C. 01ree 6. B. Wright 7. M. BuroH, beau 8. A Teffertiller, beau 9. P. Martin
10. F. Till 11. J. Crews 12. P. Collier 13. J. Potter 14. J. Brown 15. G.
Patterson 16. K. O'Neal 17. A. Olbricht 18. P. Kutz 19. A Turner 20. V.
Busby 21. P. Brumbelow 22. J. Mitler 23. C. Smelser 24. J. Berryhill 25.
S. Martin 26. J. Palmer 27. C. Oakley 28. R. Partain 29. M. Grant 30. T.
Tucker 31. N. Allen 32. M. Dopps 33. J . Nesbitt 34. A. Waller 35. M. Cox
36. C. Nobles 37. J. Grieb 36. B. Hoover 39. L. Lewis 40. A. McKee 41. C.
Rogers 42. T. Tatum 43. A. Sowders 44. L. Case 45. P. Woods
ZETA RHO / 153

GATA holds bowling party
Enthusiastic involvement characterized GAT A this year as
they began the semester by having homemade ice cream and a
devotional at Wyldewood with their brother club, Alpha Tau.
Putting others first, GATA visited Oakdale Nursing Home
each week, collected money for the Arkansas Association for
Retarded Children, participated in the Toy and Dolly Drive,
and sponsored a child at Camp Wyldewood. GATA and Alpha
Tau frequently shared in devotionals and also had a bowling
party.
1. K. Armstrong 2. T . Carroll 3. T . Reese 4. K. Corum 5. D. Morris 6. S.
Henderson, beau 7. T. Henderson 8. P. Hoggard 9. D. Nichols 10. L.
Wilson 11. K. Reagan 12. D. Bisbee 13. S. Robert 14. T. Alexander 15. D.
Mooneyham 16. B. Hester 17. J. Craft 18. J. Hamaker 19. G. Cave 20. M.
Reaves 21. S. Alston 22. J. Richardson 23. M. Wallace 24. S. Brady 25.
G. Daniel 26. A. Ross 27. B. Mulvaney 28. L. Woodruff, sponsor 29.
Musick, sponsor 30. J. Woodruff 31 . D. Celsor 32. P. Farrell 33. C. Riley
34. M. Stephens 35. S. Argo 36. K. Gray 37. N. Pace 38. J . Betz 39. N.
Cook 40. J . Williams 41 . H. Kidd
154 / GATA

TNT captures football honors
TNT began a very busy year with a fellowship at Camp
Tahkodah for returning members. Club membership reached
88 after pledgeweek, the largest membership in its history.
Following pledgeweek the club sponsored a work project at
Camp Wyldewood. Victorious in the sports realm, TNT won
the championships in both large club "B" softball and large
club "A" football.
1. G. Knox 2. K. Dowdy 3. B. Richey 4. M. Cooper 5. D. Hebbard 6. C.
Sparks 7. D. Carnsa. B. Watson 9. G. Nance 10. M. Burroff 11. L. Bryan
12. B. Mills 13. K. Neller 14. A. Stanford 15. S. Wilson 16. S. Franklin 17.
J. Ballard 18. K. Larry 19. D. Cave 20. B. Wiles 21. M. Showalter 22. J .
Petty 23. J. Price 24. J. Nicholas 25. R. McKuen 26. P. Gates 27. D.
Jenks 28. C. Ramberger 29. D. Jackson 30. S. Reynolds 31. D. Glenn 32.
T. Lowry 33. E. Evans 34. S. Woodhouse 35. S. Thornton 36. A. Allen 37.
B. Fowler 38. G. Rhodes 39. A. Teftertiller 40. B. Kirty 41. J. Trotter 42.
R. Hooten 43. R. Porter 44. T. Olree 45. S. Kenon 46. G. Hall 47. R.
Willie 46. J. Killebrew 49. T. Capshew 50. K. Ellis 51. T. Abbott 52. D.
Langston 53. K. Daugherty 54. D. Barnett 55. D. Burns 56. R. Meadows
57. J. Black 58. L. Therrio 58. B. Culpepper 60. W . Holloway, sponsor 61 .
D. Nowlin 62. M. Moore 63. D. Davenport 64. D. Stockstill 65. N. Mc·
Mennamy, queen 66. C. Ganus 67. J. Jones, sponsor
TNT I 155

KKK sponsors walk-a-thon
A new closeness with Kappa Sigma, their brother club,
marked the beginning of the year for Tri Kappa. Early in the
fall both clubs ventured to Petit Jean Mountain for a picnic
and devotional. Activities filling the rest of the semester were a
hayride and a walk-a-thon for the National Association for
Retarded Children which profited more than $500. The girls
enjoyed a float trip and skating party with Kappa Sigs second
semester.
1. D. Green, beau 2. A. Ware 3. J. Nichols 4. A. Harrell 5. D. Graddy 6. C.
Brewer 7. T. Hallford 8. L. Leonard 9. R. Heflin 10. M . Swallie 11. S.
Goad 12. L. Wheaton 13. J. Allman 14. S. Smith 15. S. Dawson 16. M.
Smelser 17. R. Emerson, beau 18. B. Carroll 19. B. Campbell 20. J. Gray
21. L. Tubbs 22. D. Goodspeed 23. L. Elliott, sponsor 24. S. Smith 25. L.
Ganus, sponsor 26. J. Yates 27. I. Melson 28. D. Norwood 29. Swallie 30.
P. Carter 31. D. Martin 32. K. Cowan 33. J. Baker 34. C. Curtis 35. S.
NOIwood 36. S. Smith 37. C. Helbrig 38. B. Ulrey 39. M. Nusbaum 40. C.
Mann 41. J. Brewer 42. M. Davis 43. K. Miller 44. C. Binns 45. R. Wilson
46. D. Schramm 47. S. Duke 48. L. Grinder 49. B. Garner SO. J. Hall 51.
M. C. Campbell
156 / KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA

Outing enjoyed with · Zeta Phi
The key work for the Mohicans this year was diversity,
beginning the year with an outing at Wyldewood with their
sister club Zeta Phi. Later on, members raised funds for the
Southern Christian Children's Home in Morrilton by sponsoring
bowling and football toutnaments. A Christmas party
was held in December at the Wyldewood Retreat Center with
the members of Zeta Phi. The Mohican club was a tough
competitor in all club sports, placing high in football. In the
spring, members enjoyed a banquet at Cajuns Wharf in Little
Rock. Combining their talents with those of Zeta Phi,
Mohicans presented as their Spring Sing theme "Indians."
1. P. Border 2. L. Hesselrode 3. D. White 4. P. Hood 5. S. Hawley 6. D.
Newhouse 7. C. Womack, queen 8. B. Dossett 9. M. Turner 10. D.
Corbett, queen 11. O. Bowers 12. P. Wade 13. J. Baldwin 14. C. Parks
15. C. Handy 16. D. Hendrix 17. J . Hughes 18. B. Hagler 19. M. Davis 20.
R. Nelms 21. R. Allen 22. M. Hesselrede 23. B. Stroud 24. D. Howard 25.
S. Smith 26. D. Isom
MOHICANS / 157

Grandparents adopted by girls
Delta Chi began a very busy year by having a fall skating
party with Alpha Omega, their brother club, and an all-female
bowling party later on. Other brother-sister club activities were
building a Homecoming float and having a breakfast at
Wyldewood in the Spring. Sponsoring a Christmas party for
the children at the Sunshine School and performing various
acts of kindness for their adopted grandparents at Oakdale
nursing home, the members of Delta Chi kept uppermost in
their minds their club motto "Greatest happiness comes from
service to others."
1. W. Walker 2. S. Butler 3. P. Grubb 4. L. Prine 5. P. Williams 6. C.
Chambers 7. L. Lemon 8. K. Myers 9. T, Sutherlin 10. S. Paine 11. C.
Walters 12. S. Beck 13. J. Williams 14. D. Williams 15. p, Rogers 16. V.
Hill 17. P. Dethrow 18. K. Rogers 19. M .. Snyder 20. G. Catterton 21. L.
Pennington 22. L. Waites 23. C. Hertenstein 24. B. Jones 25. D. Morris,
sponsor 26. R. Hill 27. S. Smith 28. S. Lamunyon 29. Y. Depass 30. R.
Elliot 31. M. Evans 32. S. Wiley 33. B. Robison 34. A. McFann 35. M.
Brickman, beau.
158/ DELTA CHI

Fraters collect used clothing
This year Frater Sodalis emphasized spiritual and service
activities in the course of their social events. Every two weeks
they gathered with their sister club, Tofebt, for a devotional.
They colleted used clothes from Searcy residents and after
repair work was done they were donated to a children's home.
Prater's other activities included a float trip, helping Tofebt in
the toy and dolly drive and a banquet in Pebruary with a
Bicentennial theme.
1. J . Martin 2. N. Wilson 3, S. German 4. W . Flinerbeau 5. G. Walker 6.
K. Hood 7. R. Gooden 8. D. Edwards 9. V. Moran 10. B. Kirk 11. W.
Smith 12. B. Davis 13. D. Shaner 14. T. Swaine 15. D. Collins 16. D.
Wilson 17. J. Lemmons 18. D. Flynn 19. A. Anderson, sponsor 20. D.
Gerlach 21. G. Miller 22. R. Sawyer 23. B. Jones 24. M. Oliver 25. J.
Miller, Queen 26. W. Davis 27. B. Johnson 28. S. Shaner 29. A. Henley
30. C. Archer
FRATER SODALIS I 159

'Space Age' show staged
Capturing the "B" team softball championship was
Lambda Sigma's way of beginning a prosperous season.
Lambdas also participated enthusiastically in football and
volleyball the first semester. Brother-sister club activities with
Kirei Na Ai included singing and visiting each week at Oakdale
Nursing Home, roller skating occasionally, and sharing in
inspirational devotionals at Bee Rock. The club also enjoyed a
hayride in November. Spring semester, the members displayed
talents in basketball, bowling, track and floating down the
Buffalo River. Lambdas and Kirei labored together many
hours creating a spectacular Spring Sing act entitled "The
Space Age."
1. R. Dyer 2. D. Slatton 3. C. Morrow 4, J. Lewis 5. D. Belcher 6. P.
Sudbury 7. G. McCubbin 8. R. Harris 9. V. Coburn 10. T. Sitler 11 . K.
Harding 12. H. Oakes 13. J. Brazas 14. D. Younger 15. G. Oliver 16. S.
West 17. J. Easley 18. M. Moore 19. S. Phillips 20. D. Dehlschlager 21 . S.
Ferrell 22. E. Peebles 23. S. Younger 24. J. Jones 25. B. Huey, queen 26.
B. Hill 27. D. Cowart 28. F. Morgan 29. K. Venable 30. M. Wuest 31. C.
C~rry 32. W . Robertson 33. D. Robertdon 34. A . Pugh
160 / LAMBDA SIGMA

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Softball caps acquired by club
Remaining a contender for the all-sports trophey. Sub-T
participated in all club sports. A new dimension in softball was
added as Sub-Twas first to acquire club softball caps. They
also enjoyed several devotionals at Wyldewood with their sister
club Kola Kai. A new club banner was presented to Sub-T by
Kojies. Members of Sub-T began the second semester by
aiding the Optimist Club in several service projects.
1. M. Elzey 2. G. Gregg 3. C. Drock 4. R. Bagget 5. J. Richardson, queen
6. J. Smith 7. J . Wilson 8. D. Findley 9. R. Hill 10. D. Wells 11 . S. Ross
12. A. Hickman 13. J. Colley 14. S. Williams 15. K. Fortner 16. D. Altman
17. J . Frank 18. A. Sexton 19. D. Wilson 20. T. Noonkester 21. J. Smith
22. C. Parker 23. J. Joslin 24. J. Hughes 25. J. Jamison 26. S. Flatt 27. R.
Miller 26. l. Foster 29. G. Shores 30. R. Reeves 31. K. Hewett 32. S.
Hogue 33. W. Casey 34. D. Pepper 35. J. Daniels 35. D. Boswell 37. P.
Martin 38. S. Keller 39. V. ~ inser 40. B. Everett 41. J. Neeley 42. D.
Hutson 43. D. Shea 44. J. Jones 45. D. Walker 46. A. Garner 47. S.
Smith, sponsor 48. G. Garner 49. S. Henderson, sponsor 50. J. Eason 51 .
D. Holiman 52. M. Elliot 53. D. Burdon 54. J. Bixler 55. D. Caldwell 56. K.
Harris 57. L. Arnold 58. F. Clark 59. D. Ballenger 60. B. Jamison
SUB-T 16 / 161

Club mans Red Cross booth
Starting off the year with fun and fellowship, the members
of Regina enjoyed an outing to Blanchard Springs Caverns.
Joint activities of Regina and their brother club, Chi Sigma
Alpha, included building a Homecoming float, a hayride at
Wyldewood, visiting the Children's Colony in Alexandria, and
growing closer to God and each other in frequent devotionals.
Staying busy, Regina's service projects were manning the Red
Cross booth at the Country Fair and sending patterns to
missionaries.
1. M. Cannon 2. B. Simmons 3. M. Copland 4. K. Pritchett 5. P. Hemmingway
6. M. Burcham 7. K. White 8. C. Dillard 9. C. Adams 10. T.
Woods 11. N. Watts 12. N. Scharnagel13. B. Jennings 14. P. Brackett
15. C. Wolfe 16. J. Gastineau 17. D. Noblin 1B. R. Parker, beau 19. B.
Curtis 20. M. Gammon 21. D. Davenport 22. K. Curtis 23. J. Beck 24. J.
Rogers 25. R. Richardson 26. R. Wells 27. B. Pryor 2B. R. Roberts 29. A.
Mannen 30. T. Pickens 31. S. Prescott 32. R. Metheny 33. R. Winters
beau 34. S. McFadden 36. R. Davenport 37. T. Burns 38. D. Ulm 39. J:
Darrow 40. B. Pryor, sponsor 41. L. Warren
162/ REGINA

Needy family given dinner
Theta Tau Delta's activities for this year were centered on
the themes of friendship, fellowship, and sports activities
among Christian brothers. Brother-sister club activities with
Tri Sigma included an ice cream social, a hayride and
production of their Spring Sing act, " On Cloud Nine?" During
pledge week Theta Tau and Tri Sigma pledges enjoyed a
period of worship to God each morning before the day's activities
began. Club members provided a Thanksgiving dinner
for a needy family in the Searcy area. Theta Tau members
excelled in all sports activities. taking 1st place in small club
"A" team softball and repeating as "B" team football
champions.
1. K. Fisher 2. M. Patterson 3. T. Crowder 4. E. Hemingway 5. T. Oldham
6. T. Lowrey 7. M. James, sponsor 8. S. Lemm 9. R. Wise 10. M. Green
11. R. Lemond 12. C. Ireland 13. D. Hamilton 14. J. Lackie 15. M.
Dismuke 16. H. Let1man 17. D. Summitt 18. S. Ricker 19. L. McClurg,
queen 20. J. Quick 21. A. Lambeth 22. M. Gipson 23. K. Merriman,
queen 24. G. Negri 25. B. Brooks 26. J. Sudbury 27. J. Woods 26. T.
Mitchell 29. C. Picker 30. O. Linge 31. B. Glover
THETA TAU / 163

Alpha Tau takes softball title
Excellence in athletic ability, one of Alpha Tau's many
outstanding attributes, was clearly demonstrated as they
finished second in the all sports competition last year. Continuing
on this high note, Alpha Tau won the championship
this year in "A" team softball, "B" team football and both
"A" and "C" team volleyball. Alpha Tau's sister club, GATA,
enjoyed a bowling party and several inspiring devotionals with
them this year, promoting closeness among the club members.
1. T. Beagle 2. A. Jones 3. A. Newberry 4. D. Whitehead 5. K. Kline 6. A.
Davis 7. A. Dollins 8. C. Michael 9. D. Graham 10. A. Boyer 11 . D. Duclos
12. J . Keith 13. G. Womack 14. Phil Burgess 15. W . Cave 16. D. Zern 17.
R. King lB. R. Bledsoe 19. G. Bradford 20. S. Celsor 21. P. Burgess 22.
W. Williams 23. C. Hohnson 24. A. Smith 25. M. Thornton 26. T. Smith
27. W. Baxter 2B. M. Tomlin 29. G. Graham 30. l. Stamps 31. T. Sparks,
queen 32. C. Maxwell 33. K. Pulley 34. E. Eichelberger 35. R. Doran,
sponsor 36. J . King 37. M. O'Keefe 38. McGraw 39. C. Carroll 40. D.
Rushing41. S. Smith 42. G. Fugett 43. A. Fonvill
164 / ALPHA TAU EPSILON

Mental Health clinics aided
Fall semester activities kept members of Shantih busy with
several outings and picnics. In order to welcome new members
into the club a picnic was held in College Park the day after
rough night. This served the purpose of allowing the new girls
to become acquainted with one another as well as other
members. Fellowships held at Casa Bonita and Wyldewood
were enjoyed in the fall. With the theme of "Roaring Twenties,"
Shantih participated in the annual Spring Sing activities.
Members of the club set up a road block and collected
money for the Searcy and Arkansas Mental Health Clinics.
1. M. Pullara 2. L. Hatcher 3. K. Long 4. D. McQueen 5. S. Stephenson 6.
K. Lynn 7. D. Norris 8. P. Powers 9. G. Dyess 10. A. Diaz 11. D. Coker 12.
L. Tipton 13. K. Jones 14. P. Bradley 15. K. Choate 16. V. Privett 17. M.
Smith 18. C. Kinnard 19. A. Ulrey 20. S. Bawcom 21. C. Ramburger,
beau 22. D. Smith 23. D. Ingram 24. P. Schuster 25. N. Miller 26. J.
Harden, beau 27. S. Rogers 28. L. Daugherty 28. J. Sink 30. C. Hendrix
31. L. Watson 32. C. Turner 33. N. Dooley 34. M. Harris 35.8. Watson
SHANTIH / 165

Club takes volleyball title
Beginning the year on a high note by taking 1st place in
large club softball, Kappa Phi quickly passed this tremendous
club spirit on to 21 eager pledges. United under their club
motto, " A noble deed is a step toward God," the group had a
bunking party for the girls at Paragould Children's Home and
joined with the other social clubs in making the Toy and Dolly
Drive a success.
1. S. Rhodes 2. J. West 3. C. Eudaly 4. S. O'Keefe 5. S. Kinder 6. P.
Reinhardt 7. K. Phillips 8. T. Humphrey 9. K. Cole 10. B. Runyan 11 . D.
Huckabee 12. C. Crafton 13. J. Lane 14. B. Feeler 15. C. Berner 16. S.
Johnson 17. G. Spaulding 18. P. Bates 19. M. Petty 20. M. McClain 21 .
T. Keith 22. James, sponsor 23. Lucas, sponsor 24. J. Wood 25. C.
Larson 26. J. Dennis 27, R. Roling 28. G. Turner 29. K. Rix 30. M. Miller
31. C. Shores 32. V. Emery 33. J. Wood 34. V. Markley 35. B. Ward 36. l.
Bowen 37. G. Casey 38. C. Price 39. G. Kahn 40. Cameron, beau 41. K.
Nance 42. B. May 43. V. Wyman 44. K. Ijams 45. S. Wilburn 46. B.
Fowler, beau
166 / KAPPA PHI

Oege helps 'Our Way'
OEGE began a busy year by sharing a noat trip, a skating
party and a bowling party with their brother club Kings Men.
A! Halloween, members of OEGE and Kings Men were
responsible for the most food collected at the S.A. Halloween
party. Other service projects included helping with the Blood
Draw, donating money to the Eye and Kidney Foundation,
and aiding missionaries in Ireland. Later in the fall members
enjoyed a hayride and in December, a Christmas party.
1. H. Morris, beau 2. B. Dell, beau 3. R. Shirley, beau 4. P. Link 5. B.
Hiteman 6. P. Mayo 7. M. Richmond 8. J. Roberts 9. K. Owens 10. D.
Roberts 11. D. Oliver 12. J . Cole 13. T. Grimes 14. T. Proffitt 15. T. Giles
16. D. Shock 17. C. Warren 18. J. Davis 19. T. Craven 20. J. Root 21. D.
Alexander 22. J. Sanders 23. M. Perkins 24. E. Smart 25. D. Flowers 26.
J. Deacon 27. P. Parker 28. K. Harlow 29. C. Kuhn 30. M. Cox 31. J.
Reese 32. K. Cathey 33. B. Huey 34. D. Stewart 35. B. Martin 36. C.
Gregory 37. M . Stout 38. K. Arnold 39. D. Close 40. V. Womack 41. B.
Ellis 42. S. Peterson 43. C. Pigg 44. S. Gibson 45. N. Hanna 46. K. Peden
47. J. Warren
OEGE / 167

Nursing home visited weekly
Kirei Na Ai initiated 24 new "fungi" who prepared a dinner
for the old members in November. Each week Kirei and its
brother club, Lambda Sigma, visited and sang at the Oakdale
Nursing Home. Other brother-sister club activities included
roller skating, bowling and frequent inspiring devotionals. In
the spring semester the club visited and played with the
children at the Children's Colony in Conway. The members
also displayed their athletic ability in all sports. Climaxing the
year was Kirei and Lambda's presentation of "Space Age" in
Spring Sing.
1. R. Gibbs 2. K. Colvett3. D. Gardner 4. S. Arnold 5. K. Dewberry 6. W.
Pinkerton 7. J. Thompson 8. D. Jones, sponsor 9. P. Jones 10. C.
Sparks, beau 11. G. Brewer, sponsor 12. D. Wright 13. P. Baker 14. J.
Grobmyer 15. W. Smith 16. Denham 17. L. Richardson 18. B. Wilhite 19.
S. Millirans20. C. Cropper 21. S. Young 22. J. Wells 23. D. Bolton 24. T.
Smith 25. C. Manley 26. B. Gobbell 2:7. C. Ponder 26. D. Arnold 29. D.
Elliott 30. P. Soile 31 . A. Fore 32. S. Krumrei 33. A Harvey 34. F.
Stephens 35. T. Chaney 36. L. Johnson 37. C. Landrum 38. E. Brenneman
39. C. Lemm 40. S. Hanson
168 / KIREI NA AI

'Jungle Boogie' performed
Kappa Sigma Kappa's activities this year reflected their
main o!Jjectives which were promotion of the spiritual growth
of the members and strengthening of the bonds of friendship
within the club. Petit Jean Mountain was the site of a picnic
and devotional Kappa Sigs had this fall with their sister club,
Tri Kappa. Carrying these aims into the spring semester,
Kappa Sig's had an early-morning devotional followed by a
pancake breakfast at Wyldewood.
1. J. Grigson 2. R. Akins 3. D. Greene 4. B. Lowder 5. D. English 6. S.
Phelps 7. H. Edwards8.J. Lumpkin9.J. Pettit 10. P. Arnold 11. A. Jeter
12. R. Emerson 13. G. Carter 14. K. Garner 15. T. Goodwin 16. R. Tribble
17. M. Simmons 18. K. Sullival 19. G. Bartholomew, sponsor 20. M.
Binns 21. V. Bearden 22. J. Citty, sponsor 23. L. Dauksch 24. A. Bridges
25. B. Winston 26. P. Banks 27. R. Huckeba 28. D. Shelton 29. J. Emberson
30. B. Rogers 31. D. Garner 32. D. Saminie 33. A. Blevins 34. J.
Nash 35. B. Ulrey, queen 36. M. Garner 37. L. Thornton
KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA / 169

Phi Delta aids handicapped
~
.,
An outing to Blanchard Springs marked the beginning of a
very busy year for the members of Phi Delta. Weekly
devotionals with their brother club, Knights, helped bring the
two clubs closer together. As a service project the two clubs
also made weekly visits to Leisure Lodge. Activities
highlighting the Spring semester were a float trip with
Knights, a chapel program dealing with handicapped
children, and a Spring Sing program entitled "Daisies."
1. N. Krape 2. B. Thomas 3. B. Duhon 4. K. Drews 5. P. Hinman 6. D.
Bryan 7. L. Roll 8. K. Heitkemp 9. T. Huddleston 10. R. Ross 11. R.
Jamieson 12. V. Dalton 13. K. Williams 14. K. Kennedy 15. J. Jackson
16. J. Hall 17. D. Hall 18. L. Burchett 19. E. Whisenant 20. C. Land 21. C.
Putman 22. K. Boatwright 23. F. Cathey 24. R. Casey 25. J. Nusbaum 26.
B. Cash 27. E. Tucker 26. M. Foster 26. J. Cash 30. K. Jeffery 31. J.
Bryan 32. N. Stevens, beau 33. L. Turner 34. B. McGuffee 35. C. Gardner
36. D. White 37. J . Jamieson 36. S. Kuykendall 39. M. Howell 40. E.
Goad 41. B. Respess 42. J. Wolverton 43. N. Cochran 44. O. Bland, beau
170/ PHI DELTA

Hedrick Fund established
Alpha Epsilon Chi began the first semester by having an
unusual Hawaiian luau with Delta Theta Epsilon, their sister
club. "The Toyshop" was the theme of AEX and Delta Theta's
exceptional number in Spring Sing this year. A memorable
event of the Spring semester was the club's banquet at the
Stockholm Restaurant in Heber Springs. AEX established the
James Hedrick Scholarship Fund in memory of Dr. James
Hedrick who was sponsor of the club for many years.
1. G. Samuelson 2. E. Brown 3. D. Hopwood 4. R. Hamrick 5. G. Lowry
6. E. Baggett, sponsor 7. A. Gilbert 8. S. Smith 9. A. Tyner 10. P. Masih
11. C. Chesshir 12. R. Trull 13. M. Mossier 14. K. Hamilton 15, M. Tatom
16. S. Puckett, queen 17. D. Allen 18. J. Jackson 19. W. Davis
ALPHA EPSILON CHI / 171

Campers sent to Wyldewood
Wyldewood was the site of Zeta Phi's first major function
this year where Mohicans, their brother club, joined them for
an outing. A Christmas party at the Wyldewood retreat center
climaxed the first semester. Frequent devotionals with
Mohicans drew the clubs closer together. Spring saw lots of
activity as the members enjoyed a cookout at their sponsor's
home, another outing, and a Valentine banquet. As a service
project Zeta Phi collected money to send children to Camp
Wyldewood.
1. P. Franks 2. B. Stroud, beau 3. J . Osborne 4. P. PaulS. R. James 6. D.
lsom, beau 7. L. Glover 8. C. Bowers 9. C. Womack 10. T. Kilpatrick 11.
S. Adams 12. M . Harris 13. l. Graham 14. S. Garner 15. C. White 16. R.
Krizer 17. C. Brown 18. T. Baird 19. D. Seaton 20. P. Sills 21 . D. Adams
22. M. Pattison 23. J. Jordan 24. A. Kellar, sponsor 25. D. Land 26. K.
Hensley 27. D. Bartlett 28. D. Cheatham 29. G. Irby 30. K. Humble 31. B.
McKee 32. P. Heglund 33. K. W eida 34. A . McCutcheon 35. P. May 36.
C. Jones 37. D. Corbett 38. K. Matthews 39. D. Barnett 40. S. QuaUs 41.
S. Farrel142. S. Sawyer 43. M. Strawn 44. S. Patterson 45. L. Tarrell46.
S. Chandler 47. M . Minner 48. A. Gazaway
172 I ZETA PHI ZETA

Bison placed in new gym
The fall semester found Sigma Tau participating in all club
sports. as well as other activities. As Homecoming rolled
around. members were busy working on their lifesize bison
which is now in the new gym. Members were busy in December
collecting toys for the SA toy and dolly drive. In the spring.
members again participated in all club sports. The Stockholm
Restaurant in Heber Springs was the sight for Sigma Tau's
banquet in February. Later in the spring members enjoyed a
float trip down the Buffalo River.
1. G. Anderson 2. D. Whitemore 3. R. Sexton 4. K. Thrasher 5. K.
Simmons 6. M. Andrews 7. B. Thomas 8. M. Eubanks 9. J . Hatridge 10.
R. Betts 11. K. Lamberson 12. J. Cardot 13. E. Cox 14. B. Graves 15. D.
Ensminger 16. J. Warren 17. R. Ensminger 18. K. Johnson 20. N.
Florence, queen 21. J. Sears, sponsor
SIGMA TAU SIGMA / 173

Money raised for missionary
Service projects were a major concern with the members of
Beta Tau this year, Singing in local nursing homes with their
brother club, Beta Phi Kappa, and raising money for an
Austrian missionary were two of their main projects. The
members also participated in several activities with some
Philippino nurses in the surrounding area. Highlighting the
Spring semester was Beta Tau and Beta Phi's production of a
Spring Sing act entitled "Jaws." Other activities of the club
this year included a hayride and cookout at Wyldewood, a
spaghetti supper with Beta Phi, a spring banquet, bunking
parties and participation in all club sports,
1. V. McClurg 2. L. Hall 3. K. McKay 4. K. Baber 5. P. Cope 6. A. Feathers
7. J. Staggs 8. R. Hufschmid 9. C. Wheatcroft 10. S. Lay 11. P. Shelton
12. D. Galloway 13. S. Brazell 14. P. Shelton 15. D. Hurst 16. B. Peebles
17. P. Mallory 18. S. Cooper 19. J. Shelton 20. R. Fish 21. O. McVey 22.
L. O'Dell 23. K. Dooley 24. C. Allen 25. R. Hershey 26. J. Kimmel 27. S.
Kennedy 28. L. Terry 29. p, Barber
174/ BETA TAU GAMMA

Club aids Red Cross
Winning the participation award for "The Impossible
Dream" in Spring Sing last year spurred the Woodson
Harding Coeds on to an active year. The oldest club on
campus, WHC began the year's events with a sack-lunch
outing and devotional at Petit Jean Mountain. Their major
function for the fall semester was the annual country supper/
hayride. Other activities of the fall included the very
colorful appearance of the members as clowns in the
Homecoming parade. During the Spring semester WHC
members collected money for the National Red Cross.
1. V. Clary 2. G. McKay 3. J. Gibbons 4. D. Wood 5. J. Reavis 6. M. lay
7. L. Watson 8. D. Jones 9. S. Cannon 10. T. Capshew, beau 11. K.
Watson 12. M. Holcomb 13. C. Holloway 14. P. Smith 15. D. Veteto 16.
S. Vermeer 17. B. Paul 18. A. Lunn 19. M. Lester 20. C. Wilson, beau 21.
D. rodgers 22. l. Reagan 23. P. Tabb 24. C. Clarke
WOODSON HARDING COEDS / 175

Luau held with brother club
A Delta Theta Hawaiian luau with their brother club, Alpha
Epsilon Chi, provided fun and fellowship for both clubs as well
as bringing happiness to the needy families in the city who
received the remainder of the roasted hog. The month of
December saw excitement as the members had a hayride -
Christmas party as one of their functions. Joint production of a
Spring Sing act entitled "The Toyshop" helped bring Delta
Theta and Alpha Epsilon closer together. Adopting grandparents
at Leisure Lodge, having a bunking party at Joe
Webb's Stables and canoeing on the Buffalo River all made
the year an exciting and eventful one.
1. V. McClurg 2. L. Hall 3. K. McKay 4. K. Baber5. P. Cope 6. A. Feathers
7. J. Staggs 8. R. Hufschmid 9. C. Wheatcroft 10. S. Lay 11. P. Shelton
12. D. Galloway 13. S. Brazell 14. P. Shelton 15. D. Hurst 16. B. Peebles
17. P. Mallory 18. S. Cooper 19. J. Shelton 20. R. Fish 21. D. McVey 22.
L. O'Dell 23. K. Dooley, beau 24. C. Allen 25. R. Hershey 26. J. Kimmel
27. S. Kennedy 28. L. Terry 29. P. Barber
176/ DELTA THETA EPSILON

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Chi Sigs prepare calendar
Chi Sigs began the school year by assisting the female
students move in. Members enjoyed building a Homecoming
float with Regina, their sister club. Other brother·sister club
activities included Christmas caroling, joint devotionals and
participating in Spring Sing. The club aided the student body
by placing a school calendar in the Student Center to keep the
students informed of campus activities.
1. S. Ke1l2. E. Tyler 3. T. Bassing4. T.Justus5. R. Hendricks 6. N. Organ
7. S. Walden 8. T. MobleyS. T. Edwards 10. J. Reddenll . B. Walker 12.
T. Wallis 13. L. Hurley 14. D. Davidson 15. R. Cochran 16. S. Turner 17.
D. Mount 18. C. Powell IS. D. Johnson 20. T. Beck 21. C. Hester 22. H.
Peck 23. T. Holder 24. T. Pickens, Queen 25. C. Ganus III, sponsor 26. M.
Mason 27. T. Williams 28. J. Beam 29. E. Manlove 30. R. Hunter 31. M.
Sain 32. K. Roach 33. B. Bryant 34. M. Lentz 35. R. Winters 36. L. Carter
37. R. Shirley 38. G. Inman 3S. P. Cain 40. M. Pounders 41. R. Poe 42. M.
Fisk 43. P. Bashaw 44. M. Hayes 45. J. Eastland 46. J. Wolfe 47. D.
Sanders 46. M. McCollum 49. E. Bean 50. S. Stubblefield 51. l. Wills 52.
M. Cox 53. B. Morgan 54. T. Richie 55. P. Hoggard 56. R. LaCaze
CHI SIGMA ALPHA / 177

Spring break campaign held
In their third year of existance, King's Men set as their goal
new heights of spiritual development and closer fellowship
among members and their sisters in OEGE. Various events
beginning with a float trip early in the fall , collecting funds for
the Retarded Children's Drive, conducting church services,
and participating in the S.A. Toy and Dolly Drive filled the
year. Second semester members began meeting weekly in small
"life groups" composed chiefly of members of King's Men and
OEGE who spent their spring break evangelizing the campus
of Ohio State University.
1. B. Nail 2. K. Carrigan 3. M. Brasher 4. R. Storey 5. N. Cochran, queen
6. D. Bland 7. B. Dixon 8. C. Heaton 9. S. Courson 10. Visalli 11. F.
Fernandez 12. S. Brown 13. L. Lane 14. G. Jones 15. S. Chism 16. K.
Monk 17. M. Vyborny 18. V. Gibbs 19. B. McClarty 20. K. Kelley 21. R.
Gallaher 22. J. Lindsey 23. B. Weaver 24. J. McDonough 25. B. Garrett
26. D. Babb 27. D. Kimmel 28. D. Dixon 29. D. Ransom 30. T. Buter·
baugh 31 . K. Atterberry 32. E. Conner 33. C. Moorer 34. G. Studebaker
35. E. White, sponsor
178 / KINGS MEN

'Jaws' staged in Spring Sing
The fall seJr.

Spring Sing theme is 'Fire'
Ju Go Ju social club began the school year by initiating
purple clad "cutie pie" pledges. Their interclub sports
program included softball, volleyball and basketball. Ju Go Ju
again sponsored May Fete in which upper classmen nominees
from each women's social club participated. They ventured to
Camp Milesylvania in the west central portion of the state for
their fall outing. Ju Go Iu combined their talents with their
brother club, Galaxy, to take part in Spring Sing with the
theme of "Fire."
1. J. Weeks 2. D. Reynolds 3. A. Lawyer 4. S. Byrd 5. M. Prock 6. K.
Vinson 7. M. MaxeyS. 8. Bryant 9. J. Hogg 10. J. Puller 11. S. Langford
12. J. Grobmeyer 13. K. Webb 14. J. Lawyer 15. B. Johnson 16. D. Price
17. T. Baker 18. L. Helly 19. J. Wei 20. K. Wilson 21. D. Qualls 22.
P. Lynn 23. R. Bales 24. L. Koester 25. J. Brown 26. S. Ayers 27. S.
Carey 28. S. Beeson 29. C. Beid 30. C. Riddle 31. H. Tabaluyan 32. J.
Lynn 33. K. Lewis 34. C. Pitts 35. C. Allison 36. L. Lynn 37. K.
Christofferson 38. J. Jones 39. K. Schmedel 40. S. Lawyer 41 . C.
Winther 42. C. Cox 43. C. Angel 44. S. Fitzjerrell45. J. Cone, beau 46. S.
Smith
180 / JU GO JU

Group holds Christmas banquet
For the first time the Tri Sigma pledges were called Tri Sig
Signals this year. Giving a Halloween party for the children at
the children's home in Conway was one of Tri Sigma's many
and varied activities this year. Christmas was a very special
time for the members as they had a formal party at
Wyldewood and again achieved 1000/0 participation in the
annual Toy and Dolly Drive. Participation in Spring Sing and
frequent devotionals with Theta Tau, their brother club,
helped promote closeness among the members.
1. S. Hamilton 2. C. Ganus, beau 3. K. Dean 4. D. Campbell, beau 5. T.
Winters 6. A. Thompson 7. L. Logue 8. S. Oswald 9. M. Pins 10. L.
Addison 11 . K. Clark 12. J. Blair 13. R. Houtchens 14. L. McClurg 15. N.
Florence 16. K. Castle 17. R. Work, beau lB. M. McMillin 19. J . Sinn 20.
H. Morris 21. V. Land 22. C. Alsabrook 23. S. Lancaster 24. R. Lowery
25. P. Sapio 26. D. Smith 27. S. Young 2B. L. Morgan 29. G. Anderson
30. M. Prewitt 31. D. Linge, beau 32. K. Tackett 33. S. Walker 34. B.
Myslivecek 35. N. Falmer 36. A. Shields 37. M. McMillin 3B. P. Reeh 39.
P. Sauter 40. P. Mullen 41. N. Robbins 42. K. Dampier 43, C. French 44.
D. Atkinson 45. S. Bean 46. D. Wilkerson 47. K. Taliferro 48. P. Horseman
SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA / 181

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