Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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Homecoming, Veishea, Sor-Dor and Blast kept many of the SIGMA KAPPAS away from their books. The crowning achievement was no doubt the winning of first place in Homecoming dis- plays. The front yard of the S K house was cov- ered by a htige argyle sock kicking a Jayhawk and depicting the theme, Argyles ' ll Sock Um. Vei- shea found Sigina Kappas winning the costume award at the canoe races. The Sigma Kappa vocal- ists advanced to the finals of Sor-Dor. A chapter house with a new coat of paint and a yard with new shrubbery greeted those who returned in the fall. But all was not work. The spring formal, A Legend in Lavender, and the fall formal, Witchcraft, were the highlights in their social life. In the area of philanthropy, the S K ' s made stuffed animals for their Maine Sea Coast Mission. SIGMA KAPPA Fresh paint and new shrubbery brighten Sigma Kappa house; lawn display wins first place at Homecoming ACTIVES Karen Ahrenholtz, Buck Grove, 65 Charlene Anderson, Ames, ' 63 Karen Anderson, Ames, ' 63 Kalhy Anderson, Jewell, ' 65 Susan Bothell, Ames, ' 65 Paula Champlin, Dts Moines, ' 6t Jane Dannewitz, Dubuque, ' 64 Diane Denutte, Bculd, 111,, ' 65 Sandra Eichhorn, Wyoming, ' 63 Anita Ellingson, Roland, ' 65 Mary Kathnn Evans, Warsaw, Ind., ' 63 I.ucrelia Hale, Des Nfoines, ' 65 Pamela Hampel, Ames, ' 64 Miriam Hansen, Omaha, Neb., ' 63 Carol Hobart, Lake City, ' 65 Mary Lou Holdeman, South Bend, Ind., ' 65 Carol Johnson, Alta, ' 64 ' 64 Mar Klein. San Bernadino, Calif., Virginia Krebsbach, Stacyville, ' 64 Ann Miller. Shenandoah, ' 63 Joyce Miller. Park Ridge. 111., ' 63 Jan Meyers. Springfield, 111., ' 63 Sandra Nauman, Riceville. ' 64 Suann Nichols, Ames, ' 63 Phvllis Nisscn, Moqiioketa, Pamela Owings, Ames, ' 64 Lois Palmcjuist, North Riverside, II Irene Perringer, Omaha, Neb.. ' 64 Rollie Scott, Grand Marais, Minn., Marcia Shoemaker, Winterset, ' 63 Barbara Strieff, Racine, Wis., Gait Wallen, Sioux City, ' 63 Barbara Weber, Geneseo, 111., Pamela Willoughby, Keokuk, •62 ' 64 ' 65 ' 64 PLEDGES Karen Anderson, Norrkoping, Sweden. Maryann Bortle, Ames, ' 66 Kathy DeVries. Sioux City, ' 66 Linda Edwards, Monmouth, III., ' 66 Shirley Falconer, Riverside. 111.. ' 66 Susan Farnsworth, Madison, Wis.. ' 66 . rdys Garberding, Albert City, ' 66 Phyllis Gibbs, Greenfield, ' 66 Margaret Goodman. Ames, ' 66 Susanne Gordon, Marion, ' 66 Eleanora Baring, Eli abeth, 111.. ' 66 Joell Johnson. Washta. ' 66 Charlene Kobel. Elein. III.. ' 65 Nancy Liljedahl, Lafayette, Ind., 66 Pamela Morcy. Mason City, ' 66 Sue Nclsen, Alden, ' 65 Susan Schlacks, Glen Ellyn, III.. ' 66 Judy Shipton, Lake Geneva. Wis., 61 347

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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

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RAY SEBASTION, center, newly elected IFC President discusses the use of some of the office equipment with a couple of fraternity men. Interfraternity Council NOMINATING CONVENTION for IFC took pi January 19 in the Great Hall of the Memorial ace on Union. t ' . - .• ' • %«• 1H[ » i 2 1 3 348