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1 Sharing a laugh c Stacy Meadows and Judi Brown visit with Olga Valdcz ' at the Delta Gamma Foundation dinner for the blind. Ana Artecona Joni Aston Martha Banik Kalee Barnes Tracy Bean Michelle Becker Phyllis Burel Kcnna Cantrell Lynn Carter Karen Capels Laurie Chafin Carolyn Chaffin Kim Diedrichsen Tracy Doms Cathy Douglass Tammie Easley Deborah Greene Judy Griffin Wendy Hager Pat Inman Sissy Johnson Lori Kemp Kristi Knorp Leigh Ann Lawrence Monica McAdoo Trish McElmuray Cindy McLelland Debbie Myers Monica Neeley Katherine Neff Jancll Norns Shanna Norns Nancy O ' Donnell Elizabeth Robinson Charlene Rogers Catherine Rosenstein Diana Scott Susan Sell Melinda Slade Cathy Tellkamp Tara Tutly Lisa Wade Kari Watson Kelly Wideman Julie Wilhelmi Alisha Bentz Amy Bourrct Laurie Bourret Judi Brown Sharon Brown Ann Christensen Debbie Clark Stacey Cook Barbara Dale Lydia Danielson Barbara Parries Claire Fenner Kelly Few Saxon Franklin Melanie Hil Shelley Hir Debbie Hex Laura Kiltz Maureen Kiltz Cheryl Klein Mary Malooly Stacy Meadows Donna Mehlisch Jennifer Miller Sharron Mooney Tracy Oesch Marjorie Orr DecDee Payne Denise Pendergrass Debra Roberts Karen Snead Molly Strunk Lisa Swenson Delta Gamma — 343
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We ' ve got versatility Delta Gammas helped Tech blind students with reading and driving services. Mixers, a ski trip and philanthropic pro- jects were on the Delta Gamma agenda. Some of the parties included an Alpha Tau Omega Shades and Socks mixer, a Beta Theta Pi Polyester Knit party and a Sigma Chi Desert Party. In the spring semester, Delta Gammas and members of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity scheduled a ski party Jan. 22-24 in Taos, N.M. Sorority members also participated in a variety of service projects. For Thanksgiv- ing, the group had a Foundation Dinner at the lodge for the blind. Members also helped Tech blind students with reading and driving services. Grants and Loans, Sight Conserva- tion and Aid to the Blind is Delta Gamma ' s philanthropy. Other activities included a Founder- Mothers weekend. The event featured a lun- cheon at the Lubbock Women ' s Club and an annual awards presentation at the lodge. Of- ficers sponsored a dinner dance at the Hillcrest Country Club in March. During Homecoming Week, the chapter received second place honors in the Homecoming float competition. The float was a replica of the Tech statue of Will Rogers. Fall officers were Suzanne Eidson, presi- dent; Lela Williams, vice president; Cathy Douglas, secretary, and Debbie Clark, treasurer. Spring officers were Shelley Henton, president; Lisa Wade, vice president; Kim He, secretary, and Michele Becker, treasurer. — Elvira Gomez Let ' s two-step I At the Delta Gamma Phi Delta Theta pajama mixer. ' Kristi Knorpp and Todd Major show off their dancing ability. Clowning around | Delta Gamma seniors clown around one last time at the spring dinner dance at Hillcrest Country Club. 342 — Delta Gamma
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Roles reversed Sorority members spon- sored a pageant where men instead of women paraded across the stage. Besides the socials, mixers and parties, Delta Sigma Theta scheduled for the academic year, the sorority also conducted two service projects to benefit Lubbock ' s United Way. Delta Sigma Theta ' s Mr. Debonair Pageant, in which contestants competed in swimwear, casual wear and formal wear, was scheduled for the spring semester. Pro- ceeds from the event were donated to United Way. The sorority also sponsored a variety- talent show during which sorority members presented and entertained the audience with various forms of talent. Proceeds from this were donated to United Way. The major project for the fall semester was working with the South Plains Children ' s Center. The women acted as Big Sisters to the children. Officers were Cynthia Davis, president; Bernay Porter, vice president; Cheri Davis, secretary, and Patricia Harper, treasurer. — Elvira Gomez And the winner is . . . At the Mr Debonair contest. Cherlonda Fletcher and Cheri Davis announce the contestants. Contestants competed in swimwear, casual wear and formal wear. Time to relax Dedra Davis, Beverly Marshall. Bernay Porter. Cynthia Davis and Kir Shelter. Johnson work with kids at South Plains Childr. 34 ' ! — Delia Sigma Thcia
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