University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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Happiness reigns in the AEPhi house. Ouiji board new mystic for the AEPhis. Jeane Mamlin Maryann Marder Arlen Margoles Katie Markman Judy Marienthal Judith Marx Sheila Miller Sharyn Nash Margie Nathanson Nikki Nedbor Barbara Ragon Jane Lynne Roberts Jane Edis Rothenberg Carolyne Sachs Nancy Satin Bonnie Schupler Sherry Segerman Darelene Selago Robin Selditch Freddie Seligman Susan Shapiro Phyllis Singer Susan Sirotta Betty Gay Slesinger Barbara Gail Smith Debby Spritzman Susan Stillman Linda Tarler Susi Unger Jill Vandroff DeeDee Walshon Marianne Weinberg Michele Weissman Nancy Ann Wolfson Susan Wynne 187

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alpha epsilon phi honors continue to soar A variety of talents made for still another outstanding year at AEPhi. There were 34 great pledges and AEPhis were second in overall sorority scholarship. Babs was Executive Commander of Flight. Wolfson and Wynn became of Alpha Lambda Delta and Jana served as a cheerleader. The AEPhi waiters tossed out the DPhiEs in the Annual Salad Bowl. AEPhis Pledges served the community at Happy reigned as TEP Sweetheart for an unprecedented second term as Ann Jarrett held the same crown for the Kappa Sigs. Tarler became vice president of Hillel and Secretary of Leg Council, while Cantor and Wolfson twirled for the Gator Band. Other Sweethearts were Kathi Horne, Pi Lam Pledge Class Sweetheart and Phyllis Singer filled Hirsch ' s shoes as TEP Pledge Class Sweetheart. Sandra Gwaltney headed the political campaign as overall sorority co-ordinator. Happy was runner-up in the Miss Camp Wauberg contest. And Singer became the newest Army ROTC Sweetheart while had Homecoming and Blue Key galore. Officers are: Nikki Nedbor, president; Linda Tarler, first vice pres ident; Sherry Segerman, second vice president; Judy recording secretary; Barbara Ragon, corresponding secretary; and Cathy Blumenthal, treasurer. Susan Abrams Happy Arkin Leslie Bakerman Diane Berman Cathy Blumenthal Mary Linda Bohn Vicki Braver Mimi Buxbaum Beverley Cantor Nancy Cohen Carol Coltun Elizabeth Cowen Jane Davis Betty Diamond Abby Drue Eileen Feinberg Jana Feldman Bone Godstein Ingrid Goldstrom Carol Goodman Irene Gruen Sandra Gwaltney Karen Hartwell Gayle Heiman Judith Hirsch Kathi Horne Andrea Jantel Ann Jarrett Phyllis Karol Joan Katzen Jan Keshen Susan Krivan JoAnn Kornicks Karen Kruglick Barbara Leavitt Donna Leifert Sandra Levkopf Iris Levine Sheila Lewis Beverly Liebman 186

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alpha epsilon pi achievement through brotherhood Paddles bring smiles now; what ' s next? What ' re we celebrating now ? AEPis started the year off right by the largest pledge class on campus (76 Great men), after which the AEPis went on to achieve the best social year on campus. This started with Major Lance for and ended with the traditional Blue-Gold Weekend with fabulous Neil Diamond. The AEPis also realize that a fraternity must give of itself. Phi Gamma Chapter has won its national service award four times in the last decade and last year was another banner year. The brothers did everything from helping VISTA to sending an orphan through school in Gainesville. Leadership is one of the most important roles a fraternity can play. Some AEPi no- tables are Steve Zack (chapter president) who is administrative assistant to the president of the student body. Past President Bruce Levy was tapped into Blue Key this year, joining Brother Andy Hall, already a member of the Mens ' Honorary. Howard Lubel is also the new IFC Service Chairman. It was also a year of firsts . . . Phi Gamma hosted the first Region II AEPi Conclave which included all chapters in the state . . . Parents Weekend had to move to the Ramada Inn because of the large crowd expected . . . and AEPis backed a winner in the campus election for president. In the past year, AEPi truly lived up to its slogan, Achievement through Eliot Abbott Jeff Abrams Alan Adler Marshall Aronowitz Thomas Atkin Leslie Barnett William Beckerman Corey Bercun Lawrence Berin Peter Blitstein William Bossak Jack Breger Richard Brodsky David Bromberg Stuart Carlin Allen Cheuvront Richard Dayan Paul Dubinsky Roy Elterman Norbert Finkelstein Michael Fischer Robert Freedman Timothy Gallen David Gilden 188