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Alpha Delta UpsilonEasy to be hard .... . . hard to be new.Since the emergence from the womb inOctober, the infant has discovered lifeis hard. Still, it has flourished enoughto sustain life in a most bearable form. Aslife went on, the infant grew largerin stature and took on a new meaningin its existence. It sought membershipin Student Senate and Board ofGovernors. It became literate and workedfor the Clarion. It worked in theRegistrar's Office and sought out variousother connections to accomplish theends that it sought. The infant strove tomake things better. And now in its eighthmonth of life, the infant still struggles.It struggles for itself, for its brothers, andfor the people it knows. But mostof all it struggles for the two things allpeople want: to survive and be free.Hard to be new? You bet!Easy to be hard ...1. Mark Wolfe2. Patty Stephen3. Harris Kuhn4. Mark Newman5. Mary McCarthy6. Ralph Bice7. John Coons8. Ellen Szita9. Frankie Hoff10. Henry Doering11. Frank Walker12. Kirk Webber13. Steward Nazzaro14. Jay Lindsey15. jim WildtNot shown:Warren LeeDavid Kovach150