Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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a 1® u u E 3 W ' S»5; - ' »K ;jr»;Vn--4L ' ' ' . V - ' : ' .- l t T 3i -. ' fr- . ' ' r--:- ' l ' - ' ' i. ACTIVES Judy Appenzeller, Boone, ' 65 Belts Baukol, Downers Grove, III., ' 65 Carolyn Beard, Des Moines, ' 65 Linda Boyd, Boone, ' 65 Sue Brookhart, Washington, D.C., ' 65 Brenda Carlson, Aurora, III., ' 64 Jill Chambers, Ottumwa, ' 65 Anne Chaney, Belle River, III., ' 64 Karen Coletti, Ames, ' 65 Anne Collison, Marshalltown, ' 63 Carol Cornelius, Menlo Park, Calif., ' 65 Barbara Flickinger, Minneapolis, Minn., ' 65 Nancy Flickinger, Minneapolis, Minn., ' 63 Kathryn Georiett, Moline, 111., ' 64 Marilyn Greeny, Sioux City, ' 65 Sheila Haggar, Watertown, S.D., ' 64 Jacquelin Hash, Xoblesville, Ind., ' 63 Barbara Haugen, Rake, ' 63 Pamela Helm, Cedar Rapids, ' 64 Sharon Holets, Cedar Rapids, ' 64 Susan Hoppe, Moline, 111., ' 64 Polly Horlacher, Storm Lake, ' 65 Cleta Ivcrson, Kllsworth, ' 64 Jacquelin Jepson, Sioux City, ' 63 Carol Johnson, Miimeapolis, Minn., ' 65 Helen Johnson, Dixon, 111., ' 65 Pollv Kent, Wilmette, III., ' 65 Kathryn Kerl, Sioux City, ' 63 Sondra Krumrey, Charles City, ' 64 Mary Susan Lee, Ames, ' 63 Nancy Lessel, Hinsdale, 111., ' 63 Cynthia Loy, Rockford, 111., ' 64 Marilyn Mack, Cedar Rapids, ' 65 Gleneta Miller, Marshalltown. ' 64 Susan Pillars, Des Moines, ' 64 Janet Readhead, Corning, ' 63 Merai Rodriquez, Hato Rcy. Puerto Rico. ' 63 Karen Scott, Des Moines, ' 63 Sheralyn Stoddard, Elm Grove, Wis., ' 63 Carol Straehle, Ames, 65 Judy Suhr, DeKalb. 111., ' 64 Diana Thomas, Cedar Rapids, ' 63 Barbara Throckmorton, Kansas City, Kan.. ' 65 Susan Tomlinson, Minneapolis, Minn., ' 63 Susan Uhlinger, Worcester, Mass., ' 64 Anne VanNess, Ames, ' 65 Mary Jane Walsh, .-Vmes, ' 65 Susan Wcntzell, Worchester. Mass., ' 65 Jane Williams, Waukesha, Wis., ' 64 PLEDGES Jane Armitage, Osceola, ' 66 Mar ' Cord, Sioux City, ' 65 Barbara Erbc, Boone, ' 65 Marlys Grage, Nfanilla, ' 66 Barbara Hemerson, Sheldon, ' 66 Eleanor Horton, Marshalltown, ' 66 Lynn Johnson, Nevada, ' 65 Mary Larson, Hopkins, Minn., ' 66 Marlcne Lyon, Sioux Falls, S.D., ' 66 Lynn Mitchell, Adel, ' 66 Judy Nagel, Cedar Rapids, ' 66 Linda Ohde, Manning, ' 66 Dawn Rosenbrecn, Boone, ' 66 Robin Rube, Ames, ' 66 Karen Smedal, Ames, ' 66 Lynda Sprague, LaGrange, III., ' 66 Le.-Xnn Sutherland. Des Moines, ' 66 Margaret Wilson, Mt. Pleasant, ' 65 Sandra Wood, Des Moines, 66 PI BET. VHl — Front Row: Williams, Scott (treas.), Hoppe, H. Johnson, Brookhart, Lessel, Haggar, Iver- son, Walsh, Kent. Second Row: Greeny, Loy, N. Flickinger (sec), Pillars, Mrs. Stevens (res. dir.), Tomlin- son (pres.), Readhead (sec.) Erbe. Third Row: Chambers, Beard, Appenzeller, Holets, Houghan. C. John- son, Throckmorton, Helm, fourth Row: Suhr, Collison (vice-pres.) , Stoddard, Jepson, Wentzell, Mack, Van- Ness, Straehle, Krumrey. Back Row: Boyd, Cornelius, Lee, B. Flickinger, Thomas, Uhlinger, Nliller, Coletti. @ © - - 345

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MEMORIES for reminiscences about the year ' s activi- ties are aided by looking over the historian ' s notebook. PI BETA PHI Pi Phi ' s play hostesses to Grand National President; welcome new housemother, Mrs Stevens Royalty paid a visit to the PI BETA PHI house in the form of the Grand National President of Pi Phi. Special reports and a chocolate hour were given in honor of the girls ' guest. A more perma- nent visitor welcomed wannly by the Phi Phi ' s was Mother Jennie Stevens, their new house- mother. During the spring, the Pi Phi ' s spent many of their evenings working with the Beta ' s on their Veishea float. The long nights of labor paid off when Flower Drum Song was awarded the first place trophy for combination floats. Sev- eral projects helped the Pi Phi chapter earn money for its national project, the Gatlinbtirg school in Tennessee. Excitement was always running through the house as difl:erent girls were awarded honors. Three girls were tapped for Mortar Board, while others became queens or Bomb Beauty finalists. 344

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INSIDE THE CASTLE the Sigma Kappa ' s turn to completely modern forms of entertainment such as watching television. SIGMA KAI ' PA — front Ruw: Bothell, Andccson, Mrs. George, Miller, Perin ger, Dannewitz (trcas.) . Serotid Row: Miller (vicc-pres.) , Scott, Willoughby, Karen R. Anderson, Palmtiuist, Slrciff. Third Row: Johnson. Ho- bart, Shipton, Kllingson, Nissen (sec), Dcnulte. Fourth Roiv: Nelsen, Holdeman, Hale, Krebsbach, Kathy Andersen, Wallcn. B(trk Row: Eichhorn (prcs.). Ahrenholt , Karen A. Anderson, Weber, Klein. M6