Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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FAR LEFT: Jim McFarland and Dave Mcli- mon of Phi Kappa Psi show their enjoyment of the champagne breakfast, which they held with a campus sorority. ABOVE: The theme of Alpha Phi's third period rush session was Garden Party. Suki Lynch, Pam Saunders, Patti Sampson, and Leslie Gordon partici- pated in the festive occasion. LEFT: Held on- nuolly by Pi Beta Phi and Kappa Kappa Gamma sororities is Monmouth Duo , 0 cos- tume party. Clay Kiefaber of Beta Theta Pi and Lisa Metzger of Pi Beta Phi attended as a fire hydrant and a dog.

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Greeks continued their strong tradition, with growing numbers of students joining the ranks. The active social atmosphere and the opportunity for close friendships were factors which entised prospective members . . .

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i RIGHT: Campus organizations allow student in- volvement in a variety of special interest areas. As do many journalism students, Sue MacDonald, edi- tor of the Miami STUDENT, gains practical eXperi- ence by working on the campus newspaper. OP- POSITE PAGE, TOP: A great deal of students are involved in the Miami Marching Machine. Many ROTC members are involved in special drill teams as their extra-curriculor activity. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: Terry Wetmore and Charlie Brumbough put their talents to work th rough evening perfo rm- ances in the Res. Many students display their mus- ical ability in these informal gatherings as a break from the academic realm. PhotoXBrent Thomas