Bethel College - Log Cabin Yearbook (McKenzie, TN)

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1oTA ALPHA oMEGA IAQ Iota Alpha Omega is known on campus as the Awesome IAO or Hammettes. Their faculty advisor is Emily Webb. Iota Alpha Omega's purpose is to stand for and promote worthy character and high ideals, to encourage and engage in worth-while service projects, to promote fellowship among its members and to build and develop the mental body. The Hammetes say that students invited for membership must: be a full time student, have a 2.0 GPA, and display qualities which are beneficial to the organization. In IOTA Alpha Omega IIAOJ there is twenty-one members: Theresa Moore, President: Pam Ursery, Vice-President: Cindy Shannon, Secretary, Amy Steele, Treasurer, Julie Lawson, Reporter: Lisa Hargrove, Pledge Mistress, Kim Petty, Parliamentariang Brenda Rader and Laurie Hargrove IFC-ISC Representatives, Wanda Rader SGA Representative. Jodie Hearn, Gaye Heikkinen, Carla Jones, Birdie Kirby, Debbie Moon, Carla Taylor, Tina Walker, Kala Wiggins, Sherry Burns, Lisa Ramsey and Penny Edwards. The Hammettes began as little sisters to Iota Alpha Mu - then they separated and became an independent sorority - Iota Alpha Omega. This is IAOs fifth year, so they are a relatively new charter. The sponsor is Sherry Walker. Charter members are Lisa Bowden, Tina Walker, Lorrie Marchant, Kim Dunning and Charlotte Fletcher. The lAO's co-sponsored the Fall rush partyfdance and the spring banquet with their brothers. They sponsored talonei the Homecoming Carnival, the meet the Greeks dance and a beauty pageant. In Intramurals the IAOs captured first in flag football and volleyball. They also had several worthwhile service projects which included giving food to a needy family in McKenzie and giving blood to the bloodmobile, Q. 's A. at SE

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PHI DELTA S GMA CDAZ Phi Delta Sigma. A man's social organization promoting Christian brotherhood among its members and all others on campus, Phi Delta Sigma was chartered in 1928 making it the oldest fraternity on campus. Members of Phi Delta Sigma, past and present, have striven and will continue to strive to maintain this illustrious reputation. Phi Delta Sigma participates in the annual American Red Cross Blood Drop held on campus and Phi Delt also provides services to the community, such as Community Clean Up Day and Clean Campus Day. The annual pledge period is winter quarter and in some cases, spring quarter. Officers for the year 1984- 1985 are Don McCurley - President, Paul Sykes - Vice President, Garth Tobler - Secretary, Tim Clements - Treasurer, Tommy Love - SGA Representative, Chris l-leadrick - Chaplain, Tony Headrlck - Parliamentarian. Other members in- clude: William Burnette, Greg Elliot, and Jason Logan. Faculty Advisor is Dr. Lollar. 124 5