University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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Kappa Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta Members: Jeni Anderson, Jill Anderson, Sarah Bangert, Molly Banta, Lesley Beck, Maria Belfiore, Jodie Bellemere, Beth Benson, Sara Bennett, Anne Bemau, Laurie Boyer, Kristin Brandt, Betsi Brooks, Thetchen Brown, Sally Burford, Mollie Burger, Stef Chancy, Melissa Close, Molly Concannon, J.J. Cook, Casey Cooley, Amy Coplan, Londonne Corder, Kay Cullinan, Lynn Dausses, Keri Davis, Leah Davis, Heidi Devocelle, Lindsay Devries, Stephanie Dewan, Marnie Dodson, Alison Drummond, Christie Dunn, Kristen Evilsizer, Stacia Fellers, Marcelle Fleckinger, Jennifer Ford, Jennifer Foust, Christie Frick, Kara Geist, Alison George, Stephanie Glancey, Sara Jane Collier, Heather Hale, Paula Harley, Becky Harrin, Amanda Hazen, Ann Holbrook, Rebecca Holden, Marci Johnson, Meghan Johnson, Randi Johnson, Jen Klemp, Kara Kelly, Emmie King, Kim Kistner, Jen LaHue, Meggan Lawler, Crystal Lee, Nina Lee, Melissa Loughlin, Melissa Leeland, Connie Luellen, Alison Lusk, Kirsten Madsen, Janie Manhart, Jenny Manka, Kristen Marlar, Buffy McLiney, Meredith McLiney, Jenny McCarthy, B. McClanahan, Nikki Millard, Jenny Miller, Marnie Minks, Sara Minors, Carter Moeser, Amie Morrison, Holly Naifeh, Heather Neal, Cara Nossaman, Mary Nyquist, Jennifer Oldham, Stacy Palmer, Jennifer Prather, Kathryn Price, Betsy Rate, Sarah Riffle, Shannon Robinson, Alison Rothman, Maggie Ruddy, Tami Saggau, Jenny Sanders, Dominique Shulte, Lorrie Scott, Janelle Shock, Amy Smith, Courtney Smith, Amy Strano, Carey Stuckey, Con Swanson, Corey Taylor, Julie Thies, Carol Thobae, Stephanie Titon, Jennifer Tucker, Jen Waters, Kara Waugh, Kim Waye, Stacy Werth, Tiffany White, Abby Woods, Stacie Zastrow, Debbie Zetik, Shelly Zuck Nickname: Theta Philanthropy: CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) President: Kara Waugh Address: 1433 Tennessee Chapter size: 161 Kappa Alpha Theta had the highest grades within the greek community, Kara Waugh, chapter president, said. Waugh said, We really represent a wide variety of the people at this university and I think it ' s a collection of so many unique personalities - that makes it meaningful to me. - Kappa Alpha Theta held two events to raise money for CASA. The first, Sun Run, was held in the fall and was 5 and 10 kilometer runs. In the spring, the chapter members rented out their services to clean houses. They also had their annual formal, Thanksgiv- ing Buffet, at Liberty Hall. 248 Greek Intramurals iw Playing for Sigma Chi 2, Todd Hotze, Wichita sopho- more, shoots for two during an intramural basketball game against the Phi Gamma Delta team. Photo by Stacy Puckett In an intramural game against Sigma Nu 1, Chuck Unger, Des Moines sopho- more, puts up a basket for the Theta Chi 1 team. Photo by Stacy Puckett

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socials get By Lori Goldberg Formats, date parties, functions, and date dashes. These are all the different ways fraternities and sororities have to hold a social. Often times, the social chairperson will work hard and plan ahead to add creativity to their party. Often times these wild ideas become real life. For their annual function, Bahama Mama, the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity built a moat around their house, with a waterfall from the roof, and filled their house with sand, said Rich Friedman, social chairperson. Friedman said that 60 to 80 pounds of sand were used on average for this party. It ' s the freshmen ' s party, but everyone helps out, and it helps to bring the whole house together. he said. The Alpha Delta Pi house even found a way to add a little excitement to their date dashes. Angela Capra, social chairperson, held a crush date dash. The women in the chapter let their friends call guys they are interested in to set up a blind date. The ADPi wore a piece of her date ' s clothing that he could identify to the party. When the date arrived, he could identify his date by his clothing. Many of the fraternities even left Lawrence for their formals. The Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity went to Tan-Tar-A at the Lake of the Ozarks. Scott Schroering, social chairperson said, It is nice to get away for a weekend. We get a break from school, and it is more romantic to be at the lake than in Lawrence or Kansas City. The lake is prettier and has a better atmosphere. No matter what the party, often they are a time for the chapter members to get together and blow off steam created by often hectic class schedules. University Photography Gamma Pki Beta Sigma Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta Members: Kristy Abel, Melissa Allemann, Melissa Allen, Lisa Anderson, Susan Anderson, Kara Arensberg, Melinda Bennett, Brigette Bergdall, Elise Beltram, Julie Bonnett, Jacqy Brammell, Amy Breidenthal, Jennifer Briscoe, Brandy Bruno, Jennifer Bulgaris, Jennifer Carter, Angela Clerc, Jodi Cole, Kristen Coler, Robin Cook, Colleen Cooney, Amanda Cox, Amy Crain, Heidi Crease, Kasey Dalton, Jennifer Davenport, Kristen Decoursey Jenny Deforest, Tracee Delahaut, Sara Diserio, Christy Dixon, Ken Dobbins, Jennifer Dolson, Tara Donnely, Julie Eaton, Candice Eberle, Christine Ebert, Desiree Fish, Britny Fix, Ellen Flynn, Misty Forge, Jennifer Fortney, Amanda Foster, Joy Franklin, Katie Frazier, Sarah Frazier, Christina Funk, Ashley Gamble, Heidi Garren, Marci Gilligan, Julie Glickman, Yvette Gonzales, Lisa Gorsuch, Sarah Gregory, Susan Guder, Stephanie Guild, Ann Hain, Christy Harnden, Christy Harris, Charity Hastings, Heidi Hein, Holly Hopkins, Heather Huston, Krisi Jarvis, Alyson Johnson, Dee Dee Johnson, Adri Jones, Melanie Jones, Amie Kelley, Missy Kendall, Nicole Kizzier, Bethany Kline, Kerry Koffman, Julia Krueger, Kara Laricks, Kimberly Litscher, Chance Livingston, Amy Lopez, Sally Lorenz, Courtney Lucas, Kate Lundholm, Jennifer Maddox, Suzanne Malone. Megan Mason, Shana Maynor, Christina McDaniel, Gwen Meitner, Amy Melichar, Jeni Miller, Shawn Miller, Stacie Morrison, Kristie Murphy, Sara Necessary, Carrie Neiner, Anna Newcomer, Jackie Nigro, Shannon North, Mandy Norwood, Becky Ollinger, Amy O ' Neal, Molly O ' Rourke, Regan O ' Rourke, Anne Marie Owens, Jamie Pachter, Beth Peterson, Beth Pols, Jennifer Radke. Jessie Raida, Yvette Raphel, Amy Ritter, Kristi Reynolds, Shannon Roesler, Gina Ruiz, Tina Santos, Trina Santos, Beth Schlothauer, Victoria Schmidt, Aimee Schulte, Nicole Seltzer, Tiffany Sharp, Jennifer Sherwood, Christy Shirk, Marci Slotnick, Shannon Smith, Katie Snyder, Bridget Staker, Hillary Stapleton, Jennifer Stenger, Tami Stephens, Kristen Stomp, Becky Stuber, Lisa Surdell, Corey Sutton, Margee Sweeney, Martha Thompson, Jill Tibbetts, Julia Tibbetts, Tracy Reagan, Lisa Van Hoozer, Smitha Varghese, Sara Veatch, Abby Walsh, Nicole Watson, Laura Wedel, Karen Weinrich, Kelli Weltmer, Jaime Westin, Erin Wieczorek, Jessica Willis, Jenna Zalewski, Janel Zellers Nickname: Gamma Phi Philanthropy: Camping for Special Girls President: Jamie Pachter Address: 1 339 W. Campus Rd. Chapter size: 1 50 Gamma Phi Beta has members involved with Order of Omega, and Panhellenic executive commit- tee. In order to raise money for Camping for Special Girls in Colorado, they held their annual mud volleyball tournament with Tau Kappa Epsilon. The chapter had their annual formal, Holiday Buffet. To start a new tradition, Gamma Phi Beta had a Mardi Gras party. Social 247

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competition By Carrie Campbell Unless an athlete had enough skill to compete in collegiate athletics, the smell of sweat, the bond of teammates and the thrill of competing were only memories of high school days. Greek intramurals helped those memories to stay alive by providing new athletic opportunities for men and women. Shelly Steeples, Stockton junior, and Chi Omega member said, It is a chance for those to stay active in a sport who are not going on to another level. Men ' s intramaural sports included such sports as football and floor hockey in the Fall, and basketball and golf in the Spring. A typical season lasted from three weeks to two months and a chapter usually had one to three teams. The season concluded with tournaments for each sport. Fraternities received points depending upon where they finished. The chapter with the most points at the end of the year in all sports combined won the Hill Trophy. Women ' s intramurals included sports such as basketball and flag football. Unlike men ' s intramurals, a final trophy was not awarded. Penny Wright, Leawood junior, and member of Kappa Kappa Gamma, said that there were a lot of good women athletes who shied away from the intramurals because of a lack of organization. She said if a more serious and competitive attitude were established on all levels, a domino effect would occur. Sarah Bream, Panhellenic, said, however, that intramurals were fun and there was more to it than winning. She said that if any competition existed, it should only be positive. Matt Burgess, Kansas City, Mo., sophomore, and a member of Phi Kappa Psi, said, Intramurals provide a way to practice, meet other people .and exercise. Greek Intramurals 249