Appalachian State University - Rhododendron Yearbook (Boone, NC)

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CHI ONGG xn FIRST ROW: Debbi Randall, Kim Allard, Sherree Sujtt, Nancy Clark, Teresa Kersey, Laura Yates, Debbie Gill, Clay Stokes, Mellissa Penry-President, Diana Williams, Charlene Moore, Gwynne Benton, Cindy Harris. SECOND ROW: Mary Witherington, Alisa Motsinger, Bonnie Lee, Melody Davenport, Terri Cornelius, Ellen McGimsey, Karen Cook, Sallie Clayton, Jane Johnson, Paige Duncan, Leta Barton, Mary Elizabeth Rogers, Debbie Flaherty, Susan Hysong, Debbie Mayhew, Anne Caverly, Debbie Daniell, Alesa Neely, Carol Duncan. a • u ° V % im wp, L v jB - iii r mm ff f Hb HI ' - H PLEDGES FIRST ROW: Elaine Hoke, Cheryl King, Mary Deekens, Jan Wilson. SECOND ROW: Terry Coffin, Ann Riley, Joanne Brown, Kim Wright, Jules Scott, Mary MacSpell, Jan Klein, Tindy Bowman, Teresa Blalock. THIRD ROW: Diane Gupton, Traci Moore, Jan Bettini, Beth Barron, Melanie Smith, Diane Wald, Meg Clark, Linda Wolny, Terri Martin, Carol Currie. OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Gwynne Benton, Melissa Penry, Nancy Clark. SECOND ROW: Debbie Daniell, Susan Hysong, Paige Duncan. Chi Omega, started in 1974, is a social service sorority in which individual girls can share experiences, ideas, responsibilities, and unique modes of life. Chi Omega stresses individuality above all else as each girl seeks her own purposes, values, and friendships within the bonds of Chi Omega sisterhood. Greeks 125

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DGLT ZGT Delta Zeta, a social service organization, strives to promote scholarship, service, and sisterhood among its members. The sisters strive to establish lasting friendships for their college days and for the future. The Delta Zeta sisters are involved with the SGA. the Honor Society, Little Sister Organizations, cheerleading, Appalettes and other campus organizations. The sisters also participate in community activities such as visiting a local rest home at Thanksgiving and Christmas, bake sales to raise money for Gallandet College and National Scholarships, and an annual Easter Egg hunt for faculty children. Founder ' s Day was observed on October 24 to celebrate 75 years of Delta Zeta tradition. Also during the year, the sisters have an annual Homecoming, Christmas and Candlelight Ball. FIRST ROW: Muffy Watson, Tammy Wmkler, Donna Young-President, Mrs. Gullette, Pam Prather, Kim Day, Margot Rott, Paige Hudspeth, Gail Gaslcin. SECOND ROW: Holly Stowe, Angle Johnson, Linda Winn, Pattie Long, Cheri Sirrine, Donna Sharpe, Debbie Webster, Cynthia Dodson, Jane Bryson, Debi Huskins, Leslie Davis, Marcia Brendle. THIRD ROW: Susan Elmore, Pam Kuck, Donna Osbourn, Kitty Burgin, Robbie Armstrong, Windi Windle, Kay Ottorbourg, Cathy Hodge, Robin Williams, Cindy Camp. FOURTH ROW: Lisa Helms, Diane Henline, Terrie Rhyne, Jo Beth Bassett, Teresa Bell, Julie Smith, Leigh Ann Higgins, Cathy Dominick, Li2 Hughes, Bronwyn Poplin, Jamie Oates, Terry Ogburn, Becky Lawson, Kay Lyn Clodfelter, Cindy Cuddy, Becky Hartley, Holly Watson, Terry Hoover, Julie Jackson, Lisa Camp, Susan Decker, Julie Criss, Debbie Earwood, Suzie Pendley, Beth Hill. 124 Greeks

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MNBD CHI Al m AXA FIRST ROW: Robin Lin cks. Dave Hobson, Dan Franklin, Matt Staffoi rd. Steve Nori (vood , Bob Berrier, Larry Vannoy, Don McCai Tie, Sig Joh nson. Boin en Latham. SECOND ROW : Bill Thomas, Ma rk William s, Steve Nelson, Greg Dail, Steve Sm lith, T ony Ray, Mike Whitt, Clyde Prevette, Dann V Der inis , Dor 1 Stephe nson. Bill Bi jrruss. THIRD ROW: Mike Pardew, Richard Cameron, Ken Dorset, David Reynolds, John Benbow, Roger Lowery, Jupp Rice, Willie Ehling, Steve Fitzgerald, Dave Cook. FOURTH ROW: Steve Shipwash, Tim Matthews, Bill Simpson, Ron Eury, Tim Lowery, Ronnie Stephens, Tim Day, Tim Ridenhour, Greg Gains. Lambda Chi Alpha ' s heritage is based on human vision, need, understanding, idealism, and love. Above all, it is built on a series of honest friendships. Many projects are undertaken each year to benefit the ASU campus and Boone community, as well as national organizations. They donated food and drinks to the Special Olympics held at ASU. They have donated $6,207.56 to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and $9,027.88 to the Heart Fund in the past five years through the use of roadblocks. They donated an electronic television game to the Grandfather Home for underprivileged children. Their service projects in the community include digging a ditch for an elderly woman, picking up trash, and cutting firewood for a poor family. For all of their many services, ASU ' s chapter received third place among all Lambda Chi Alpha chapters nationally in the Outstanding Public Affairs category. 126 Greeks