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Delta Zeta JLIelta Zeta, founded in 1902, was the second largest sorority on campus. Philanthropies included Honey Sunday, Easter Seals, Red Cross blood drives and donations to Gallaudet College in Washington, D.C. Delta Zeta was active in athletics, com- peting in the Phi Psi powder-puff football game and volleyball and softball in- tramural games. Annual events included a brunch and awards ceremony at the Joslyn Art Museum and rose formal. Fund raisers included the sale of study baskets during finals week and a St. Valentine ' s Day sucker sale. Delta Zeta sorority sisters: Therese Mullin, Diane Cain and Karen Hart. Front row; Meg Zivkovich, Marti Monnig, Nanette Koury, Katie Malone and Catherine Jimenez. Second row: Ruth Ellis, Marion Fitz- maurice, Jamie Hansen, Maria Avery and Elisa Sandonato. Top row: Elizabeth Blair, Marilyn Mai, Molly McNamara and Barbara Nord- mark. Front row: Chris Albi, Peg Connor, Chris Glenn, Tracy Yamamoto, Karen Hart and Ann Kane. Second row: Mar - O ' Brien. Leslie Friend. Kathy Critelli, Sue Glowacki, Jane Boardman. Colleen Cavel and Mary Kay Mangus. Top row: Suzanne Ganzhom, Mary Low, Cathy Healey, Diane Cain and Therese Mullin. 156
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Greeks Front row: Christopher Ottinger, J. Dennis Flavan, Joseph Healey and Daniel Garcia. Second row: Thomas McCabe, Martin Freidel, Walt Livingston, Mark Randall and Jim Barrios. Top row: Scott Tabcr. Peter Doherty and Mark Hinkston. Front row: Bridget Boyle, Kim Blowers, Sheri Rankin, Mary Beth Munro and Peggy Woltemath. Second row: Mary Rosno, Barb Lud- wig, Jacqueline Kent and Sandy Daley. Top row: Anne Hogan, Laura Q uinlan, Sue Lyons and Linda Murphy. 155 Delia Upstlon
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Greeks - Delta Zeta officers were: president, Beth Blair; vice president of rush, Jane Boardman; social, Diane Cain; historian. Colleen Cavel; philanthropy chairman, Jackie Coe; scholarship cha riman. Sue Glowacki; ways and means, Kim Grybko; vice president of pledge training, Jamie Hansen; activities, Karen Hart; Panhellenic representative, Ann Kane; Lamp editor, Pat Kenney; treasurer, Nanette Koury; courtesy, Mary Low; sorority education, Cynthia Malone; stan- dards, Mary Kay Mangus; recording secretary, Marti Monnig; activities, Theresa Mullin. Sisters of Delta Zeta, the second largest sorority on campus, recruit new members during Rush Week. Front row: Jan Gamsky, Karen Criss, Kim Erftmier and Tina Ot- terstedt. Second row: Madlyn Waiau, Shannon Gurley, Jennifer Dougherty and Laura Henry. Top row: Patti Frederick, Ann Gamsky, Becky Blair and Beth Todt. Front row: Theresa O ' Keefe, Liz Malone, Patty Quinley, Regina DeMass and Lisa Mailliard. Second row: Terry Marley, Lynn Berry, Patti Nix, Kathy Meehan and Barb Burke. Top row: Cathie Johnson, Lisa Huelskamp, Trish Carver and Nancy Soutor. 157 Delta Zeta
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