University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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Alpha Omicron Pi Mature Seniorhood, brownies, Diet Pepsi, Happy Hour, Brachiating, popcorn, Kiss my ring , The Heap, Betty Bumpers, huzza huzza, dahling, L.K., Dancercise, rose . . . rose . . . rose . . ., General Hospital, No, I don ' t own a blue firebird , magic bus, The epi- tomy of college life, super freak, jiggle, binky, Happy Cowgirls! Front Row: (I to r) HollyRussell, Renee McGinley, Lisa Fisco, Second Row: Sarah Deem, Chris Czapski, Third Row: Cheri Wierenga, Teri Kujawa, Sue Cooke, Peggy Kavanaugh, Teresita Heiser, Karen Cooke, Lauri Klock, Cindy Ban- nasch, Claudia Centomini, Belinda McGahan, Ja- nice Bershas, Fourth Row: Julie Reitz, Judy Berger, Michelle Marushia, Lynn Greene, Joan Songer, Debbie Cecchini, Mariesa Crow, Laura King, Karen Pardo, Carol Callanan, Karen Joris- sen, Connie Austin, Katie McCauley, missing: Paris Miller, Marg Lindsay, Mimi Yoon, Kathy Chu, M ary Hogan, Jill Pugh, Lynn Gualdoni, Mil- lie Cave, Jamie Schultz, Donna Pietrowski, Sue Schaefer, Michele Clemmons. Alpha Omicron Pi 215

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Alpha Kappa Alpha BACK ROW: (I to r) Tracy Golden, Susan Wilson, Lisa Davis, Apni Ackridge, Karen Paul, Martha Parker, Tina Pompey, Celestia Mays, Yvette Young, Annie Malayang, Janet Sowell. SECOND ROW: Sherri Robinson, Renee Turner, Wendy Turner, Debby Hunter, Lauri Washington, Steph- anie A. Boyd, Joi Mayhawk, Cynthia Brown. FRONT ROW: Angela Banks, Yolanda Shephard, Valerie Glosson, Delisa L. Shaw, Mecha Crockett. Alpha Kappa Alpha, the first Black Greek Sorority, was initially organized on the campus of Howard University in Washington, D.C. during the academic year of 1907-1908. Our founder, a ju- nior college woman, Ethel Hedgeman planned to form an organization of woman students through which their talents and strengths could be orga- nized for the mutual benefit of all man- kind. On the University of Michigan ' s cam- pus, the Beta Eta Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha is involved in many ser- vice activities annually. These activities include: The Bucket Drive for the Unit- ed Negro College Fund, the Blood Drives, Scholarship Funds for high school students, Little Sister-Big Sister Activities, Turkey Baskets, and the Maxey Boys Training School. 250 Alpha Kappa Alpha o, S i, m ,s .,,.

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Alpha Phi Back row (I to r): Ann Webster, Sue German, Linda Jacobs, Darcy Gibson, Linda Potter, Tracy Gibbs, Mary Ellen Liles, Barb Book, Kathy Mono- han, Betsy Kaiser, Holly Haggerty, Anne Royer, Sam Monardo, Fifth row: Lori Wood, Sara Ulmer, Tricia Richardson, Diane Pearson, Ann Webster, Margaret Malley, Sue Barr, Jennifer Shugar, Janet Rae, Sue McDonald, Ann Shivley, Lisa Sichler, Kathy Seton, Sue Rebel, Donna Sneden, Fourth row: Barb Rose, Kathy Small, Laura Young, Chris Morgan, Janet Elminger, Peggy Moeller, Jennifer Philpott, Kathy Young, Ann Kettlehut, Patty Per- ry, Carol Bailey, Tricia Neal, Katie O ' Keefe, Ellen Hurty, Terri Alexander, Lynn Murray, Andrea Rasnick, Mimi Lems, Lisa O ' Bin, Kris Meyer, Ann Cooper, Marian Morris, Jody Becsey, Jill Carpen- ter, Third row: Kristen Lindberg, Mary Kay Kor- nik, Cheri Jacobs, Judy Wolf, Lesley Poch, Laura O ' Brien, Sheri Alexander, Sheri Koenig, Julie Burns, Second row: Debbie Desjardins, Jackie Boezie, Leslie Farquar, Patrice Czapski, Kim Zi- sholz, Beth Ames, Mary MacTaggart, Diane Lar- son, Lynn McCarty, Sandy Valentine, Nancy Man- sour, Maureen Finley, Front Row: Susan Savage, Jayne Kundtz, Shari Lebowitz, Allison Patrick, Becki Brienza, Ann Keane, Karin Kazyak, Marjie Evanes, Staci Cohen, Kelly Wentworth, Nancy Montgomery, Jackie Ladin, Sandy Gibson, Sue Heinlen, Celia Gellin, Elaine Batiel, Julie French, Barb Minor, Andrea Taylor, Cathy Cole, Molly Devine, Sydnei Lippman, Deborah Stern, Tricia Broderick. Itaa; Tom E bdaCM ' . f. Kap Co-fluirain ( Mjrrij, fundr; , I-M, S Alpha Phi begins each fall with par- ent ' s weekend, and the activities and parties continue throughout the year. The calendar consisted of: a barn dance, friends parties, formal dances, scholarship and professor dinners, speakers and alumni activities. Alpha Phi ' s have raised money for cardiac aid for many years. They have an annual lollipop sale and various oth- er fund raisers throughout the year. Al- pha Phi ' s take part in many aspects of U-M life. Members serve on many uni- versity boards and committees as well as working for different campus organi- zations and playing on the varsity teams. Ma 252 Alpha Phi