University of Central Oklahoma - Bronze Book Yearbook (Edmond, OK)

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Y-1,3-A ' Qui bove: Sig Kap Cathy O'Donnell greets a new pledge and lil' sis Alana Iilcoxson. Right: Cheryl Kimbrough, Kelly Beamer, and rushee Cheryl oltz enjoy the ice cream social during the summer. . 0 4 And Forever 1' e. fix Left: Rho Chi rush counselors Robin Lackey, Della Henson, Joni Billinger, Lauren Allen, Kathi Bray, and Stephanie Palmgren entertain rushees with a concert at the ice cream social July 31 at Fink Park. Above.'Karen Bentley rushes Jennifer Lewallen and Cyndi Creek as they are returned to the University Center Open House Night. Below: Sig Kaps gather with their new pledges at the church Bid House Day. P19- ,...4.a... . . 3 I 29

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Approximately 84 girls went through formal rush August 23-28. Fifty-seven pledged the houses of their choice. There are three sororities at CSU, Alpha Gamma Delta, Delta Zeta, and Sigma Kappa. Sorority members conducted tours as the rushees saw the houses for the first time Open House Night. The Alpha Gams invited rushees to come aboard the U.S.S. AGD. Cruise director was rush chairman Tami Peters. The DZ's gave free Turtle Tours with turtles Karen Herrington, Wendy Winn, and Linda Looper leading the way. The Sig Kaps turned their house into a three- ring circus with clowns Candace Bona- dio and Nancy Bresnahan guiding those tours. Theme Night, the Sig Kaps turned their house into a 1920's Speakeasy complete with flappers and a Model T. The DZ's had Delta Zeta: The Best Brand as their western-flavored theme complete with hay bales, hitching posts, and the Turtle Shell Saloon. The Alpha Gams took rushees on a nostalgic trip back through time to the different eras C1910-805 and their music, cars, and cos- tumes. The serious side was shown during Preference Night. Sorority girls lit can- dles, sang songs, and talked earnestly with the rushees. Rushees left, clutch- ing flowers, to go back to the University Center to make a decision that would affect the rest of their lives. Bid House Day, rushees were greeted by the members at the Y-Chapel. They then went to their new homes with their new sisters for the first real time. Right: Tootsies Karen Miller and LaDonna Horinek pose by the Mercedes roadster Theme Night. Below: Alpha Gam members and pledges from Edmond gather for a hometown girl shot. 'ii .. p. Left: Keven Holbert Debbie Wallar and Cyndy Price smile prettily Bid House Day at the Delta Zeta house Above Donna LaQuay gives new pledge Tracy Land a hug Bid House Day at the Alpha Gam house

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Above: Dema Johnson, representative from Sears, answers the questions of Lynn Tittsworth, Treva Gainer, and Melva Liggens. Above: Mr. Royce Howard, Mr. James C. Wright, and Mr. Gordon H. Wynn were recipients of the Outstanding Distinguished Alum- ni award. A H 5 2 a L? 2 2 if Above: Mr. Richard Schneider, Conoco's Speaker of the Year in 1975 speaks at the Career Day luncheon.