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Delta Chi
Red, black, and white distinguished
the men's club Delta Chi Delta from all
others. The 47 members of this club
joined together in many different ways.
Sports was one aspect of campus life
that these members enjoyed. The club
won second place in their division of
football and first place in their division
of volleyball. The members also participated
in softball and basketball. One of
the extra sporting events t he club was a
part of was "gym night" along with Chi
Sigs and Knights. Other activities the
club included a hayride, a Christmas party,
a Spring Banquet, and many devotionals.
Cody Sipe, president of Delta Chi,
stated, ",Delta Chi has quality members
who are working together to serve God.
We are excited about making this club a
tool for God's Kingdom and we are growing
rapidly because of it."
by Trish Shanklin
WHAT DID YOU SAY Corey Brown, Delta Chi
Delta member, decides to relax wi th his friends.
The student center was a central gathering point
for both students and faculty.
Front row; Clint S~pp, Jen Folding,
Pat Odum, Kim Jones, Eric Bond, Am)'
Smoak, Charlie Ja rrett, Lori Branch,
Allen Clement.: Second row: Danny
Dodson, Tim Chrisman, Tony Tale,
Don Neal. Kevin Cranford, Chadd
Moore, Ashley Tucker, Arthur Mat·
kart. Jeremy Hurt: Third row; Rich
Reaves, Dan Feeney, Luis Allen, Scott
Lacy, Dan Ro..on, Russell Poteet. Lew.
is Short, John.than Vest; Fourth row:
Ric.hard Shannon, Samuel Clark, Chris
Myer, Damon Bingman, Mark Hogan,
Niki VertOOouloe, John Scott; Back
row: Trent Arnold, Greg Clayton, Rob·
ert Cox, Ryan Thomason, Todd Hoe!­
zle, Cody Sipe, Mike May, Corey
Brown, Matt May.-Photo by Le.li*
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