Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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FRONT ROW (left to right): Kathryn Simmers, Judith Emily Ogle (Vice-Pres.), Barbara Ann Meissner (Corres. Sec), Mrs. Gladys M. Oldham (House Mother), Jacquelyn K. Mattingly (Pres.), Patricia Ann Hammel (Rush Chair.), Linda Lou Hicks (Treas.), and Deborah Pierson. SECOND ROW: Linda Lee Heist, Gail Zimmerman, Linda Greaf, Cyntha Ann Wright, Eliza- beth Luther, Georgia Lou Clarkson, Darnell Jo Beatty, Barbara Allen Phillips, Barbara Ann Phillips, Nancy Diane Gullic. THIRD ROW: Linda Lou Williams, Geraldine L. Jaksa, Elaine Joan Bielewicz, Susan Lee McCord, Olivia Rae Cleland, Bonnie Jean Becker, Annette Denning, Barbara K. Bailey, Mary Kay Stephenson, Judith Ann Shoemaker, Nancy Carol Chew. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Lynn Armstrong, Judith Bendix, Dianne Marie McMulIen, Betty Ann Phillips, Jerilyn Schwier, Caryl Romberg, Dorothy Ann Wolfe, Sandra Kay Ayers, Mary Louise Koehler, Janice Slagle, Karen Miene, Sandra Knoke, Judith Knilans, Lynn Dowd. BACK ROW: Susan Silcher, Elizabeth Mil- ler, Myrna Oliver, Victoria Sheldon, Joyce Ann Litterst, Susanne Weickel, Virginia Link, Joyce Mamula, Sandra Davidson, Janet C. Vaksdal, Beverlee Kratsch, Lucinda H. Scott, Susan Kay- Harrison, Diane Decker, Cheryl Lynn Habecker. Kappa Deltas Recognized for Scholarship Before the Homecoming Variety Show, the KD ' s re- hearsed their winning number from the 1961 1. I ' . Sing. 312 Founded at Longwood College — 1897 Sigma Upsilon Chapter established at I. U. — 1923 101 National Chapters Indiana University ' s Sigma Upsilon Chapter of Kappa Delta sorority was singled out for recognition at their national convention in Roanoke, Virginia, in June, 1961. The local chapter officially received their plaque tor the Progress Award tor academic achieve merit at their fall retreat at McCormick ' s Creek. The KD ' s acknowledged the Christmas season with many social and philanthropic activities. Among these were their annual Christmas dance and a holiday party tor crippled children in the Bloomington area, which they cosponsored with the men of Tau Kappa Kpsilon. The Kappa Delta list of social dinners included three tor members of the University faculty and a scholarship dinner, honoring members of the sorority who main- tained a 3.0 or better grade average.

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FRONT ROW (left to right): Carolyn Kraft (Rec. Sec), Stephanie Hoppes (Corres. Sec), Susan McHugh (Vice-Pres.), Mrs. A. W. Rodecker (House Mother), Barbara Metzner (Pres.), Judith Duncan (Treas.), Ann Fletchall (Rush Chair.), Jane H arrell (Rush Chair.). SECOND ROW: Pauletta Walker, Bette Rattner, Constance Phillips, Nancy Vail, Virginia Sawin, Joan Simmons, Betsy Traylor, Carole McNear, Martha Jane Lither- land, Linda Kitzmiller, Nancy Good, Sara G. Miller. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Winslow, Patricia Lou Smith, Sharon McHugh. Janice Ramsay, Sandra Chilcott, Judith Ann Brown. Bonnie Blakely, Linda Marrs, Nancy Baumgartner, Ann Crawford, Carole Shepherd, Pamela Fitzpatrick, Diana DeHart. FOURTH ROW: Jacqueline Harrell, Jean Leckie, Jeanne Foulkes, Miriam Perry, Christy Clements, Annabelle Parry, Marian Kaylor, Judith Whit- acre, Carol Moore, Mary Elizabeth Selman, Jen Ellenberger, Carol DeWees, Joan Barnes. BACK ROW: Virginia Wieschhoff, Barbara Dukelow, Ann Cannon, Suzanne Struckman, Pamela Menke, Virginia Blish, Alice Hunter, Virginia Winston, Margaret Dickens, Nancy Shannon Smith, Linda Lukens, Phyllis Nita, Sarah Carmichael, Madelon Millhone. Kappa Alpha Theta First Sorority at I. U. Founded at DePauw University — 1870 Beta Chapter established at I. U. — 1870 86 National Chapters The first social sorority established at Indiana Uni- versity was Kappa Alpha Theta, and since its estab- lishment in 1870, Beta Chapter has developed many local traditions. Among these are the annual kite flying for pledges in the spring and the steak and beans scholarship dinner. Working with Sigma Alpha Epsilon, the Thetas won the first place trophy for originality and design of their Fall Carnival booth, Follies de la Mer. Other activities of the year included the Interna- tional Coffee Hour for foreign students, presented in December and cosponsored by the Acacias. In the Powder Puff Bowl, renewed this year by the men of Alpha Tau Omega, the Thetas defeated the women of Kappa Kappa Gamma in a flag football game in Dunn Meadow during October. The KAT ' s turned into mice to entertain rushees. 311

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FRONT ROW (left to right): Philip B. Nesty, James Noveroske, Gary L. Long, John Connelly (Treas.), Jack D. Shinneman (Vice- Pres.), Kenneth Beckley (Pres.), Edward Spray (Vice-Pres.), Denny Keohlige, Bruce Flanagan, Douglas Denmure, Charles Filippo. SECOND ROW: John Blair, Peter Tagalakis, David Alwood, Richard Jones, Steven Hornyak, Michael Dunn, Martin Joachim, Grover B. Davis, John Balha, James L. Williams, James K. Owens, Stephen Knoop, Thomas Fiesel, David Huston. THIRD ROW: Thomas McGlasson, David Salene, Charles Mark Tompkins, Raymond Brandell, Tim McCoy, David Vigren, Thomas Long, Harry Ramsey, Steven Black, Robert Mic hael Barnard, Ray Slaby, Mickey Hudson, Ronald Gehring, William Hardesty. FOURTH ROW: Thomas McClure, Terry Gorsuch, Larry Hesson, Richard Tebik, David Kinser, Richard Reynolds, Allan Parrish, Philip Gerry Ravenscroft, Ray Little, Rex Kirts, Joseph Ziegler, William Piepenbrink, John Thomas, Michael Jackson, George Madinger. BACK ROW: James Scheid, Phillip Hilligoss, Richard Schreiber, John Chapman, William Butz, James Wood, Larry Varmo, Thomas Wickman, Wesley Skogan, Brian Reppert, Cbarles Vonesh, Donald Mentzer, William Harting, Edward T. Jansen, Clayton McMullan, William Ferguson. Kappa Delta Rbos Dribble Basketball to Purdue Founded atMiddlebury College — 1905 Nu Chapter established at I. U. — 1926 26 National Chapters In an attempt to arouse more school spirit before the Indiana University-Purdue University match on the hardwood floor in February, the men of Kappa Delta Rho dribbled a basketball from Bloomington to West Lafayette. Nu Chapter then challenged the Pur- due KDR ' s to equal the feat when the teams met at I. U. on March 3- As a special event during Little 500 Weekend, the KDR ' s sponsored a public lawn concert featuring Buddy Baker, once a member of the Stan Kenton band, and the I. U. Jazz Ensemble. Begun in I960, the concert was presented this year in addition to a rodeo dance. Other activities of the men of Kappa Delta Rho in- cluded their Plunge in Paradise booth at Fall Carni- val, I. U. Sing, and Mistletoe Magic, the house ' s winter formal dance. From all the KDR pinwomen, Linda Lierman was chosen the house sweetheart. 313