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

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delta, delta, delta big on campus This year Delta Delta Delta became the largest sorority on campus with 105 members. SuzAnn Hull reigned as Miss University of Florida. Kathy Hayes served as President of WSA. Sue Nichols and Karen Read were chosen as Mortar Board members and Kathy Hayes and Karen Read were chosen members of Hall of Fame. Five Deltas were named to Who ' s Who and six to Savant. Tri-Delts placed fourth in scholarship on campus fall quarter. Bea placed first in the annual student art show at the Florida Union and first in the Ocala sidewalk art show. Janis Biewend was Engineering Fair Queen, a Homecoming Princess and Miss Camp Wauberg. Kathy Young was runner-up in the Miss Camp Wauberg contest and secretary of Homecoming. Sue Nichols was named area commander of Angel Flight. Six Tri-Delts were in Angel Flight and nine in R.O.T.C. Sweethearts. Joan Bradbury served as Alpha Lambda Delta President. Jan Dickens was chosen a permanent member of women ' s judiciary. Williams was chosen Sigma Chi Karen Read, SAE sweetheart, and Spencer, ATO sweetheart. Tri-Deltas were members of Phi Delt, Chi, KA, and DU sweetheart courts. Bev Lytton was elected president of Pi KA little sisters and Suellyn Winkle served as of ATO little sisters. Tri-Delts were sisters of Delt, Pi KA, SAE, ATO, K Sig, Phi KT and B Theta Pi. Sharyn Hackney was co-head majorette. Officers are: Suellyn Winkle; Mary Anne Barnes, vice president; Susan Percy, pledge trainer; Kathy Young, recording secretary and Joan Bradbury, corresponding secretary. Kathy Hayes Susan Hesser SuzAnn Hull Janice Jackson Wendy Jackson Jennifer Johnson Karen Johnson Nancy Lynn King Ruth Knowles Frances Kotze Robin Lambie Susan Lang Margaret Letts Bev Lytton Pat MacKinnon Pamela McCaleb Denette McConnell Bea Nettles Sue Nichols Karin Ostlund Ladye Owen Martha Parrish Susan Diane Parsons Susan Penk Kathy Pierce Susan Piercy Barbara Gene Porro Karen Read Nancy Gray Register Anne Roehl Elizabeth Roger Linda Suzanne Rogers Kay Rudasill Kathy Schooley Kathy Scott Mayreen Shannon Deborah Ann Smith Deborah Dana Sneath Marlene Stewart Nancy Stewart Sheryl Swan Elizabeth Taylor Sandra Taylor Anne Sublett Tilton Carol Ann Wall Kerry Ann Werner Lynn Westfall Marilyn Westfall Diann Williams Suellyn Winkle Sheron Wood Dee Dee Yates Kathy Young Nancy Lee Zankl 205

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For the love of Tri Delt. Tri Delts rush to the tunes of their barbershop quartet. Sandra Lindsay Jane Jan Mary Ann Beverly Ann Janis Lynn Joan Bradbury Janet Lynn Ann Jacqueline Ann Bonnie Patricia Kathleen Constance Anne Chris Claiborne Delores Diann Ann Stacey Joy Kathryn Cecilia Patricia Jan Gail Marie Cunningham Shella Brenda Jan Ann Donna Lee Susan Nellie Gammon Karen Gale McCormick Barbara Sharyn Lee Kathy Babs Susan Hart 204

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' 68 anchored in memories U. S. S. Delta G sails down sorority rush with cheerful faces. Pinmates help with Christmas decor. It was time well spent for Delta Gamms when they read to a blind student, just as when they joined the Delts for a party at the St. Augustine School for the Blind and Deaf. Happy were the weekends filled with friendship: Raunchy Ranch, chapter retreat at Olena state Park where DGs revamped idea and Anchor Weekend which honored Anchor Man Jack Miller. Delta Gamma sang at fireside parties and laughed together at the pledge slumber When Santa Claus visited the Christmas party, it was the highlight of a weekend which began with decorating the tree and ended by staying up all night opening presents. Sigma Chis started initiation with singing Do I See An Anchor In Your Eye? with the whole chapter serenading DGs at dinner. Carolyn Greany and Patti LeBrot were chosen for Mortar Board, Susie Wright was elected WSA secretary, Esther Smith became the new President of panhellenic, Becky Wright and Donna Wolfman became cheerleaders, Mary Kay Cooper was for Savan and Carolyn Greany was for Who ' s Who as well as the UF Hall of Fame. Miffie Hollyday and Becky Wright were elected to be Honor Court Justices; Kris was a finalist for Miss University of three DGs joined the ranks of Angel Flight, and three more became Army and pledges were number one in scholarship! The DGs were loyal little sisters of ATO, Beta, Pike, Delt, Pi Kap, and SAE. DGs were favorites too; Linda Sapp was Phi Delt Judy Bourdage was Pike Dream Girl, Gloria Richards was Beta Sweetheart, Claire Connors was Delt Sweetheart, while Robin Horder was Sigma Nu pledge class and Carolyn Greany, Doris Buchanan and Connie Adams were members of the Chi, ATO and Phi Delt courts. Officers are: Michele Mulcahy, president; Helen McKee, vice president; Miffie Hollyday, second vice president; Esther Smith, secretary; Mary Long, corresponding and Susie Wright, treasurer. 206