University of West Alabama - Paragon Yearbook (Livingston, AL)

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DELTA CHI Doug Nelson, Sergeant'at Arms; Rush Watson, Treasurer; Glenn Sparks, Vice-President; Rodney Harris, Corresponding Secretary: Paulette Fox,Sweetheart; Wade Lipscomb, President; Herschel Ezell, Recording Secretary; Bob Holycross, Advisor. The Livingston University chapter of Delta Chi was founded on August 21, 1965. It has grown into a very strong, competing fraternal organization. Delta Chi believes in scholar- ship, sports, and social activities. They are always leaders in intra- mural sports activities. Among their social activities are the White Carnation Ball and Indian Party.

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1f Row 7: Sara Anderson, Paula Asaff, Bonnie Beech, Sally Beech, Judy Burke, Gail Colee, Martha Cooper. Row2: Sara Crumpton, Merwin Davis, Linda Essary, Peggy Foster, Diane Fultz, Prissy Gray, Carol Hanson. Row 3: Martha Holder, Linda Hoven, Ginny Humphreys, Sara Moody, Janice Neese, Judy Newman, Carolyn Oswalt. Row 4: Carol Overstreet, Sherry Owens, Bobbie Papizan, Elise Patterson, Irene Pearson, Mary Pearson, Catherine Revel. Row 5: Carol Ruffin, Dewana Rutledge, Theresa Scherrer, Sharon Smith, Kaye Strickland, Pat Stuckey, Martha Kay Thompson. Row 6: Barbara Tinklepaugh, Cora Myrtie Wainwright, Linda Warbington, Brenda Whitcomb, Kay Wigginton, Gloria Wingate, Janis Wingate. Founded in 1852 at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia, Phi Mu is one of the two oldest women's fraternities in the United States. Phi Mu has grown over the years to become a national organization of major scope. Kappa Xi chapter was established on January 11, 1969, on the campus. The purpose of Phi Mu is to: bring to the serious consideration of its members, through its teachings and precept, the noblest, purest and highest ideals and aspirations of womanhood, and to develop in them a spirit of service, helpfulness, and cooperation, in conjunction with their mental and intellectual development; to foster, develop, and perpetuate the bonds of friendship, with emphasis at ali times upon those spiritual qualities essential to effective living; to cooperate with colleges and universities in the attainment of high scholastic and cultural standards; and to provide a home for its collegiate members in colleges and universities where chapters of the fraternity are established. 85

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Row 7: Gary Bonner, Mike Boykin, Bill Campbell, G.T. Cartlige, Herschel Ezell, John Floyd, Skip Fox. Row 2: Mitch Gavin, Rodney Harris, Ronney Harris, Fleet Hollinger, Wade Lipscomb, Gene MeFalI, Danky McGough. Row 3: Larry Mitchell, Doug Nelson, Ralph Parten, Rodney Phillips, Eddie Pope, Doug Prescott, Don Pugh. Row 4: Glenn Sparks, G.F. Sullivan. Mike Thrash, Mike Toole, Frank Turner, Rush Watson, Andy Wilson. Row 5: Marty Wissinger. PLEDGES: John Colee, Jimmy Duncan, Pat Patton, John Powell, Philip Straub. CHI DELPHIA: Geneima Burage, Paulette Fox, president; Jeanne Thorton, secretary-treasurer; Betty Gordy, Margaret Bynum, vice-president; Mrs. Allison, housemother; Dewana Rutledge, Warrine Fox, Mary Renaud.