Texas Tech University - La Ventana Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Melissa Allen Stefanic Ausmus Anne Bell Barbara Bell Rebecca Bell Cathy Beecher Kay Belts Helde Bina Bobbye BobrowskI Susan Bomberger Dana Bookout Kim Biiechley Brcnda Burrell Joan Buzard Dale Calmes Taye Calmes Julie Carr Catherine Cecil Leigh Ann Cecil Caren Chambcrlln Carol Chambcrlln Shannon Conover Kathy Cozby Laurie Cross Cindy Culp Camllle David Michele Drake Sherry Erwln Leslie Fielding Marcia Reer Michele Fowler Shari Fox JonI Garner Lisa Gilchrist Shelly Gordon Leona Grisham Leah Hall Trilece Ham Renata Hasek Stefan! Hearne Donna Hebert Jill Hemby Tana Hensley Carolyn Huber Belinda Huffakei Barbara Israel Tammy Jones Karen Kalil Donna Kern Diane Kindred Marsha Kinney Linda Knepley Lisa Ladds Lynda Landers Teresa Lantz Lindy Lauderdale Laura Lay cock Rhonda Lightfoot Nancy Long Elaine Lowery Charlotte Lynch Kert Lynch Amy Mager Michelle Meier Dusty Moser Lisa McAndrew Rhonda McDowell Leslie Neumann Christine O ' Conner Erin Owen Karen Payne Karia Pearson Trac! Pecot Lori Pepin Cassie Powell Suzanne Rabalals Janet Ramsey Carol Rccer Susan Rels Pattl Sedgewick Tcri Seidenstlcker Kim Sherrow JennI Shough Elizabeth Smith Laura Smyth Chris Sorenson Cari Spurlln Laura Sto n Sherri Stelnhauser Michelle Strain Shelly Strawn Kelll Taylor TerrI Terrell Jusllne Thompson Amy Vaughn Suzanne Waheed Roxanne Whetzel Melissa Williams Stacy Williams Alpha Delta Pi — 331

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Fifteen years • • • , . , and still going strong, ADPi members strove to follow their motto, We Live For Each Other Alpha Delta Pi sorority celebrated 15 years on the Tech campus with a reunion at South Park inn. The celebration included brunch and banquet, the latter to honor the many alumnae and active members who helped build and contribute to the sorority. The colonizing president was the speaker. The group involved itself in community af- fairs by helping serve guests at a dinner honoring Vice President George Bush spon- sored by the Chamber of Commerce at the Civic Center. The sorority ' s philanthropy, Ronald McDonald houses, was a major project. These houses arc set up in different cities near cancer research centers. To sponsor the project, members raised money through such activities as Casino Night. Pledges also distributed coupons for Swenson ' s and delivered flowers for the House of Flowers. Other activities included Sigma Chi Derby Day, FIJI Olympics, preparing a Homecom- ing float with Phi Kappa Psi, and Presenta- tion at the Reese Air Force Base Officers Club. Spring events kept members busy with such activities as the Black Diamond Formal and a ski trip to Purgatory, Colo. Fall officers were Carol Reecer, presi- dent; Kathy Cozby, vice president; Lindy Lauderdale, pledge trainer, and Katherine Cecil, treasurer. Spring officers were Kim Wolfe, presi- dent; Carolyn Huber, vice president; Caren Allen, treasurer. — Stac Sheffield Kelly Knox Sore loser! Leslie Neumann shows her true feelings when her team loses in the football throw at the Super Bowl party. The party included other football related events. Family fun At a brunch after Alpha Delta Pi Presentation in Ocj tober, Nancy McCall and her parents discuss pledgeship with pledge trainer Lindy Lauderdale. 330 — Alpha Delta P

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Dairel Thomas The beat goes on ... Stick ' em up Student Association president Mark Henderson geti held up by Anita Sloan and her accomplices Rene Revious and Andrea Stidham during the Alpha Phi C diac Arrest in February. , . . heart beat that is, thanks to Alpha Phi ' s efforts to aid the American Heart Association. Alpha Phi members scheduled a Cardiac Arrest Day Feb. 8 and raised $6,700 by kid- napping prominent Lubbockites and holding them for ransom in the sorority ' s lodge. The money raised from the project was used to purchase a $4,000 neonatal monitor for Methodist Hospital ' s baby ward. The ad- ditional $2,700 went to the American Heart Association. The group also raised $500 for the American Heart Association by selling Goo- Goo candies. Officers for the fall were Sherrie Everett, president; Dianna Collins, vice president; Rhonda Kiker, secretary, and Lynn Swaf- ford, treasurer. Officers for the spring were Renee Paine, president; Jill Izzard, vice president; April Stovall, secretary, and Beverly Busbee, treasurer. — Elvira Gomez We are the champions Celebrating Alpha Phi ' s victory in Sigma Chi Derby Day, Karen McLean and Jennifer Barron show their spirit. 332 — Alpha Phi