Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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KA — Front row; Chris Brown, Mascot Tibbies, Jose Gallegos; Second row: Harold Fortis, Dave Rob- inson, Leonard Sergeant, Mike Ault; Third row: Karl Schiffer, Scott Landry. Mike Dolack. Jim Burrows, Mike Kelly, Roger Brown; Fourth row: Bob Bek, Brian Niece, Vic Strunk, Allan Barnes, Andy Maercklein, Doug Karl, Alex Cameron PUT IT IN — Sophomore Scott Landry shows his skill on the soccer field. TAKIN ' IT EASY — Harold Fortis relaxes at the Hilton with his Walkman before the start of the Bethany St. Mary ' s game in Greensboro, NC. ALPHA Kappa Alpha is located on Fair Street. The KAs are known for playing soccer. Most members were either on the Varsity or K- ball soccer teams. However, KAs did more than play soccer. They were involved in campus securi- ty, cross country, and baseball. KA successfully put together three theme parties. First was the New Year ' s Eve party. The next party was the Goldfish par- ty, and the Dixie Ball for which the KAs dressed in Civil War uni- forms. Kappa Alpha ■25 Housing

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HERITAGE Front row: Mark Miller. John Watt, Charles Kidder. Sean Byrne, Allen Tait, Vince Mangini, Matt Hushin, Alex Cameron: Second row: John Phillips. John Keener, Phil Murphy, Anny Adair, Kevin Cooley, Brad Kid- der, Mark Buxton, Bill Huff, Dr. Da- vis, Sean Wehr, Steve Pedro, Vernon Strunk; Missing: Rob Cicchino, Tim Headley, Paul Kingman, Anthony Sis- tilli. Mark Helme. Louis Krokowsky, Anthony Sistilli, Dave Mendehall. HERITAGE READ BETWEEN THE LINES - Paul Kingman takes time out of his busy schedule to catch up on the daily news. APPLAUSE, APPLAUSE — Senior Alan Tait won the Travel Award and spent the summer traveling through Eu- rope. He is giving a speech to the Foreign Language Clubs. OVERFLOW The Heritage House, better known as Overflow, is an indepen- dent men ' s dorm located on Par- kinson 11. The big events of Flow ' s year included the Block Party in which they invite all of the campus up to the house to drink and listen to awesome bands. The other major theme party was the Come as your favorite dead person. The guys were members of Stu- dent Court, Alpha Psi Omega, Renner Union Board, and several sports teams. 24 Heritage Housing

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K KAPPA DELTA ■ ' For that which is honorable, beautiful, and highest, this was what the Kappa Delta sisters have strived for over their 63 years at Bethany, Originally es- tablished in 1897 at Longwood College in Farmville Va., Kappa Delta was recognized on March 23, 1923, at Bethany — the Sig- ma Xi Chapter. Located on Par- kinson Hill, the KD house held 26 girls. They won Greek sing for their version of You ' re the In- spiration by Chicago. The so- rority also brought home the cov- eted award for the highest grade point average among the wom- en ' s housing units. KD sponsored the usual rush parties along with a get Naked all-campus party All the sisters of Kappa Delta strived for which was honorable, beautiful, and highest. Betties get na ked . . . shower fun Christian martyrs DITTO MARKS — Senior Tracy Kennedy photocopies her Spanish material in the library. ORDER IN THE COURT — Homecoming court member Lisa Niggemyer looks down at the action on the field. KAPPA DELTA — Front Row: Kelly Wunderlich. Jennifer Kottler, Heather Swanberg, Diana Black, Becky Terjung; Sec- ond Row: Missy Purdy, Pam Morgan, Erin Williams, Deb Zuercher, Renee Patyna, Leslie Putney, Karen Popp, Mary Jo Rossman, Kelly Kemp, Marni Gaines; Third Row: Lou Ann Kohler, Amy Guidon, Susie Livingston, Monica Toth; On Roof: Tracy Kennedy, Lisa Niggemyer, Darci Sember, Judy Melani, Paula Acuri, Cathy Blair, Gail Langille, Jill Lamison. 26 Kappa Delta Housing