High Point University - Zenith Yearbook (High Point, NC)

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Lorraine Scronce President Peggy Billliimer Vice-President Nancy Lefler Secretary Pamn KJinedinsI Treasurer DELTA GAMMA OF ZETA TAU ALPHA Pledges - Seated: Bev Mechell, Gail Chipman, Mary Patterson. Stand- ing: Peggy Thomas, Sue Cline, Pat Evans, Laurel Lopatnikov. Frances Roach. Since the fall of 1899. when nine young girls founded Zeta Tan Alpha at Longwood College in Farmville, Virginia. Zeta has been steadiK growing and has become one of the strongest women ' s fraternities today. In these seventy-two years of Zeta ' s existence, thousands of young women have shared in an experience of fruitful group living. Within Zeta each girl has an opportunity to develop her interests and abilities against a back- ground of companionship and understanding. This is the secret of a progressive sisterhood in an everchanging world promoting and encouraging the best qualities in the per- sonality of each individual girl not forcing any girl to conform to a standard image. In- stead, Zeta Tau Alpha is a sisterhood for the modern woman who is seeking a better fu- ture. Zeta friendships last from parties during rush and bids in the fall to candlelight dunkings in the Atlantic in the spring. 79

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1. Tricia Harness 2. Linda Hinkleman 3. Alexis Hinkle 4. Marilyn Stephenson 5. Carey Sherrill 6. Neely Dowall 7. Karen Hallberg 8. Tricia Elliot 9. Phyllis Laney 10. Janice Johnson 1 1 . Jean Wenk 12. Cathy Rushing 13. Maggie Amberg 14. Cheri Palermo 15. Pamn Klinedinst 16. Peggy Billhimer 1 7. Nancy Lefler 18. Rosanne Cunningham 19. Cheryl Combs 20. Lorraine Scronce A birthday party during rush brings sisters and pledges together for an evening ' s fun. 78

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Alan Gouge Preside n I Jim Pusey Vice-President John Seward Secretary Al Eastlack Treasurer l.C Sossoman Pledge Marshal Bob Bonnaffon Social Chairman EPSILON ALPHA OF THETA CHI Tradition, brotherhood, rcverancc. and parties again this year dotted the horizons for Epsilon Al- pha of Theta Chi. By pledging sixteen men and graduating ten men, the high quality of brothers and the strength in our numbers will remain highly qualified to extend a helping hand to our school and community. Parties at Pusey ' s. Cain ' s Valley. Hippy Party. New Years at Kadie ' s . . . Pledges take Sigs; Brothers win again. Draft gets 86 ' a of Brothers under one hundred. Theta Chi water falls on Pika ' s . . . Frazier checks again Flight 211. Alan eats more grape- fruit . . . Stag and drag . . . Theta Chi plans own en- tire Homecoming, Sweetheart and Dreamgirl . . . Four more keys, Cleve. In a final salute we want to give our graduating brothers parting advice. Nickell. don ' t lose your leash. Funis, buy stock in North State Telephone Company. Gouge, we hope Greek Week is forever. Bonnaffon. keep your shoes on. Keets, go Grey- hound. Von Dreele Black Label, Busch, Iron City, etc. Seward, only your hairdresser knows for sure. Pearson, stay off rooftops at the Mardi Gras. Pusey. paint your hall. Fastlack, lose weight; Fords don ' t have widet racks. The Cherry Picker and victorious chariot crew celebrate. w ' k Skip Pearson meets with resistance at the New Oilcans Mardi Gras. Pledges - Front Row: diet Riches. BUI Thompson. Bill Carlin. Middle Row: Bill Booth. Terry Flanagan. Bob Gregg. Back Row: Jim Lagos. Dave Eisele. Jim Downes. Gene Deao. HO