Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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TO SPARK HOMECOMING festivities, the women of Sigma Delta Tau iieid a campus-wide dance, co-spon- sored with Zeta Beta Tau. To celebrate their twenty- fifth anniversary on campus, the sisters enjoyed a busy year of scholarship dinners, formal and informal dances, and many fraternity exchanges. After harmonizing with the men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon in the I. U. Sing, the sot ' s screamed their support for the Sigma Chi riders during Little 500 weekend. With parties for young and old, SOT supported pro- jects for the Exchange Home children and for Bloom- ington ' s senior citizens. Their agenda included intra- mural sports and an open house, sponsored by SDT ' s, for their new sisters. sigma delta tau Front Row, Left lo right: Barbara Weinstein (Treas.), Judy Leightman (Standards Ch.), Lois Friedman (Cor. Sec), Bonnie Dolnick (First Vice-Pres.), Mrs. Rose Somberg (House Mo- ther), Margery Resnick (Pres.), Phebe Berkowitz (Second Vict Pres.), Marsha Zutz (Sec), Judy Pollock (House Mngr.). Second Row: Bobbye Richards, Nancy Devine, Diane War- shawsky, Rona Weinraub, Babs Larman, Alberta Winski, Marsha Schuchman, Eve Wolnak, Pain Litman, Susan Barkoff, Sandra Siegel, Elaine Zuroff, Marsha Miller, Sheila Sauer. Third Row: Debby Galvin, Bonnie Phillips, Melaine Newfield, Sandy Froitim, Elaine Olshan, Joan Strom, Susan Levy, Carol Levy, Judy Wein- stein, Sally Burnstein, Eilene Cantor, Marille Fendelman, Karen Adelman, Marjorie Frankel, Robyn Kopel. Fourth Row: Robin Grant, Judith Levin, Nancy Mendelson, Linda Bornstein, Rozzie Beil, Marilyn Feigenbaum, Darlene Sheck, Gayle Vogel, Eileen Louick, Jennifer Luce, Suzanne Berger, Elaine Marcus, Peggy Geschmay, Suzanne Taffet, Barbara Franklin. Fifth Row: Carol Pollard, Sybil Polsky, Joyce Altman, Gail Botkin, Gail Pearl- man, Vicki Bernie, Shelly Abrams, Patricia Mueller, Eleanor Fell, Shirley Katz, Barbara Glazier, Judy Rosenberg, Rosalind Fine, Barbara Ann Cohen, Joan Hope Abbey. 327

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i f .i - 1 • as ' ! From Row, Left to right: Sarah Mellencamp (Cor. Sec), Bar- bara Robertson (Rec. Sec), Sally Dyer (First Vice-Pres.), Bar- bara Brown (Pres.), Mrs. William G. Moss (House Mother), Judy Mishler (Second Vice-Pres.), Judy Irish (Schol. Ch.), Jane Wicker (Treas. ), Pam Johnson (Rush Ch.). Second Row: Kathryn Kampe, Michele Jamison, Jane Fuller, Susan Prather, Nancy Slick, Mary Richardson, Elaine Bussard, Marilyn Mutch, Katherine Schilling, Robin Shore, Marilyn Benninger. Third Row: Julie Gunn, Peggy Mcintosh, Barbara Thompson, Cathy Hodson, Virginia McLeay, Mary Ann Rummel, Kathy Jackson, Joan Wilson, Judy Jones, Willa Anderson, Judy Cutright. Fourth Row: Cheryl Cako, Pam Gallagher, Margo Heilig, Christine Lowe, Joyce Case, Mary Bodemuller, Elaine Latz, Deborah De- Wolf, K. Sue Case, Edie Vincent. Fifth Row: Pat Huetten, Linda Ferry, Linda S. Williams, Phyllis Mills, Cheryl Heister, Susie Neumann, Alice O ' Beirne, Katherine Riley, Judy Scholl, Sue Ellen Lattimer, Cheryl Cutright, Deanne Homey, Sandie Troeger. sigma kappa 328 ADOPTING GRANDPARENTS was the organized community project of Sigma Kappa this year. In this program they visited and enthusiastically entertained elderly shut-ins. The Maine Seacoast Mission, which helps isolated fishing communities,, was also included in the chapter ' s philanthropic program. Winning first place in the TEKE Chariot Race for the best costumes and placing second in the Mini kept them busy last spring. The rest of this year ' s schedule included creating Homecoming decorations, joining voices with the men of Delta Upsilon for I. U. Sing, supporting the riders of Phi Kappa Psi in the Little 500, and having a Christmas dance and a spring formal. In November the women celebrated their 90th year.