University of Tennessee Knoxville - Volunteer Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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A Pledge Of Allegiance Firs» Row; Ashley Fra ier. Sara Rcruschlcr. Candle Pace. Shannon Mulcahy. Pam Smith. Lynn Trainum, Stacy Lehman. Se- cond Row: Gregory Travis. Barry Bischoff. Robert Schunk. Sheila Cox. Sherri Turner. Paula Johannsen. Thomas White. Michael Cabbage. Gator Young. Third Row : Dennis Wright. Jeffrey Carr. Timothy Cunn- ingham. Joseph McPeak. Nancy Coffey. Founh Row: Jeff Carr. Sam Smith. Roy DiBianca. Thad Carlilc. Last Row : Howell Barr, Stcse McKamcy. Rich Huston. Acacia Fraternity life was not all band parties and beer busts for the members of Acacia. Howell Barr, president, said their goals were “to prepare ourselves as educated men so that we may take a greater part and have a greater influence in the affairs of the communities in which we may reside. The fraternity, which is closely associated with the Masons and has been part of the UT community since 1966, participated in various activities during the year, including a “Shoes for Needy Children” project and a blood drive for the National Center for Burn Victims. Front Row: Benin Robinvon, Ah one Scott. Ta Juanna Starks. Anita Cooper. Shccna Reed. Sharon Watkins. Pamela Cullins, Anna Veasy. Althea McDuffie. Kaye Johnson. Anita Branch. Alice Franklin. I.ast Row: Janet Levy, LaVerne McQucrter. LaWanda Smith, Bernadette Horton. Karen Jones. Karen Polk. Selma Brinson. Sondra Bridges. Belinda Walker. Ruby Manns. Jewel Carr. Carol Smcllcy. Alpha Kappa Alpha Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority was very active on campus this year. Some of its special in- terests were fellowship with other Greeks, the AKA connection, black heritage, and the black arts. It also helped to promote the United Negro College Fund and Job Corps. The sorority assisted the Red Cross during their service project week. As an organization. Alpha Kappa Alpha hoped to cultivate and encourage high scholastic achievement and ethical standards among its members. It also wanted to promote self-fulfillment, unity and friendship among college women. Janet Levy, president of AKA said. “Alpha Kappa Alpha doesn’t only serve the UT cam- pus. but it also serves the community. We par- ticipated in intramurais, campus social events, donated funds to various organizations and assisted community service organizations. 76 Greek' Seek Won

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0 n Posed Alpha Chi Omega Together Let Us Seek The Heights' was the motto of Alpha Chi Omega. While striving for excellence in scholastic, philanthropic, and social endeavors, the sisters did not allow their push for excellence to gel in the way of having fun. The reason I joined. said Miriam Hadley, a senior in education, was that it was a good group of girls involved in a lot of activities. Besides being involved in all the activities con- cerning the Greek organizations, Hadlex said that she was especially involovcd in Carnicus. I'd like to win Carnicus.” she said. It's lots of fun working on it. and it's fun just to get together with my sisters. Concerning the goals of the organization. Reita King. Alpha Chi president said, While presenting the image of the All-American girls on campus. Alpha Chi’s enjoy all aspects of college life. First Row: Kimbrdy Foglcsong. Nora Builcr. Susan Symonds. Rcbccca Inmon, Pam Piaccnii, Debbie Kennel. Second Row : Barbara Thompson. Julie Tampkc, Stephanie Catron. Freddie Fc ak. Reita King, Robin Peatman. Vicki Womack, Jen- nifer Mathews. Donna Walker. Ntcole Rawlins. Kelly Byrd. Third Row: Andrea Houck. Melanie Cates. Linda Greene. Diane Remeta. Jennifer Alcantara. Mary Margaret McNecsc. Kin Harmison. Debbie Brewer. Susan Egli. Miriam Hadley. Tricia Pritchard. Lori Chance. Fourth Row: Tracy Cobbte. Sue Schnickcr. Karen Kenerner. Debbie Sherrill. Sandy Scheirer, Karen Langsdon. Beth Nanncy, Melissa Ritz. Ber- ta Cook. Janet Moore. Sheri Kemp. Cecilia Mace. Karen Wallace, last Row: Mary Kopp, Betsy Floyd, Cheryl Bachcr. Becky Bullington, Trade Graham. Julie Loyd. Kim Wilder, Kandy Maxwell. Cindy Henver. Lisa Gibson. Julie Cox. Michelle Ezell. Wcndi Womack. Carole Sanger. Jcni Womack. First Row: Julie Gcttelfinger. Beth Hicks. Cynthia Chexhier. I aura Gothard. Jamie Johns. Betsy Jackson. Second Row; Nancy Dean. Susan Stevens. Susan Smith. Ellen Long, Kerry Frey. Denise Conrad, Cindy Spraberry. Kim Alexander. Kate Taliaferro. Tammy Hudson. Laura Granger. Michelle Guay. Third Row: Cara Alden. Bonnie Young. Susan Keller. Louise Graf. Deanna Allen. Jennifer Eubank, Brenda Busch, Cindy Snow. Cindy Brooks. Beth Fraser. Kimberly Renegar. Molly Pitts. Katyn Wimberly, Jackie Callicott. Louise McMurray. Fourth Row: Betsy Mowcll. Aimee Wall. Terri Tipton. Linda Arnold, Angela Clapp. Becky Wiltchcr. Susan Shortridgc. Monica Harris. Lee Ann Raglcy. Nancy Atkins. Katherine Beightol. Mary Beth Smith. Belinda Chile. Fifth Row: Bonnie Young. Susan Keeler. Lori Godwin. Teresa Thompson, Lisa Mitchell. Lori Strickland. Marsha Hall. Arlene Pih, Jill Busch. Lisa Stevens. Brenda Young, Jennifer McCall. Kim Dessaucr. Sally Noptrom. Leslie Greer. Linda Atkins. Sixth Row: Cindy Reavis. Carol Brummctte. Cindy Thompson. Missy Wells. Hamburger Patti. Jenny Finnell. Margie Swingle. Philamina Put ic. Laura Summit!. Mimi Backebee. Nancy Drew. Jani Webb. Lana Flecnor, Nan Weeklcy. Seventh Row: Beth Johnston. Sharon llaffing. Shdev Ward. Leslie Bright. Dec Pwens. Cathy Dixon. Patty Lay. Betty Dunford. Joni Stamper. Kathy Cabe, Chcri Higdon. Laura Rourk. Last Row: Claire Balitsaris. Kim Morton, l isa Teuton. Stacey Burger. Mardi Riley. Sheri Capman. Cindy Perkins. Julie Jackskon. Becky Brown. Valerie Cox. Patty Wood. Elaine Callaway. Alpha Delta Pi A Guide for Brides. held every year by Alphi Delta Pi, was a fashion show in which the sisters of the sorority modeled bridal fashions for Pamela’s Bridal Shop. The money raised through the shows went to the z DPi philanthropy, the Ronald McDonald Houses, which arc located across the country to house parents visiting their children in hospitals. The sorority also treated children from the East Tennessee Children’s Hospital to a Halloween party and held an Easter egg hunt for the children of the faculty. Kathy Cabe, a junior in education, said that she joined Alpha Delta for the lasting friend- ships. Having to pomp the float for homecoming was fun — and the feeling of pride after you sec it completed and the fun of doing it all together was great.” she said. Tammy Hudson, a senior in audiology and sorority president, said. “We always excell in All-Sing, and we also worked with Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity at Homecoming. We also hosted a homecoming brunch in the Alphi Delta Pi room for alumni on the day of the game.” The ADPi annual band party, complete with a blue grass band and a Hell's Angels” party with Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity were two social events in which the sorority par- ticipated. In addition, the pledges took a trip to Alpha Delta Pi national headquarters in Atlanta. Greeks 77 «n Pov(d