Freed Hardeman University - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Henderson, TN)

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Zeta members stay with the club when it is high and work harder when it's down. Ed Golden Z-E-T-A, Zeta, Zeta, all the way, Z-EAT-A, Zeta, Zeta, all the way, Z-E-T-A, Zeta, Zeta, all the way, G-o-o-o-o-o ZE TA. photo by Holland Studios. Johnny Cash McDaniel performs for the group at Zeta 's Christmas party, Later he was accompanied by Lee Hibbett. photo by Micah Brinkley. TRI ZETA 195

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Zeta Sees Increase In Membership Tri Zeta had a busy and exciting year with activities that seemed to satisfy each of its members, Whether it was a loud club meet- ing or a quiet devotional, Tri Zeta definitely showed everyone on campus how to have a good time. With his goals set high, President Ed Gold- en did all he could to fulfill his dreams and reach his goals. I Going from one of the smallest clubs to one of the largest in one year, Tri Zeta had the. capability to do many things. Whether the club was involved in service- oriented projects or organizing their chapel skit, everyone gave 10070 to the efforts of the club. In intramural competition, Tri Zeta had a pretty good year. Zeta took first places in men's basketball, slam dunk, mixed doubles in ping pong, men's fooseball, women's soft- ball, men's volleyball, and pickleball: men's, women's, doubles, and mixed doubles. This year's officers included: president, Ed Golden, men's vice president, David Bak- er, women's vice president, Jeanna Massey, secretary, Ellen Greerg treasurer, Teri Haleg SGA representative, Paul Rogers, men's sports captain, Gary Chapmang women's sports captain, Kim Jadwin, and chaplain, Jeff Ingram. Ed Golden said, Zeta members are loyal. They stay with the club when it's on a high Stuffing their faces, Jeanna Massey and Paul Rogers enjoy the Christmas party hosted by Zeta at the Old Country Store, photo by Micah Brinkley After losing a friendly wager, Anna Eubanks comforts Ed Golden while he wears this Minnie Pearl hat for the day. photo by Micah Brinkley. 1 TRI ZE TA 'Wk The Fabulous Four!!! Ed Golden, Mandy Kendall-Ball, Tim Miller, and Dawn Garrett pose for a picture during one of Zeta 's exciting club meetings. photo by Micah Brinkley and work harder when it's down. Zeta wouldn't be what it is today if the members hadn't stuck with itf' Tri Zeta's biggest accomplishment during this year was receiving the second place tro- phy in Makin' Music '87 as elephants and peanuts. Q 2 ' - A X rt x 5

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Kristie Glass and Michelle York take time out from the freshman mixer to take a dip in the Sigma Rho Boat pool. photo by Micah Brinkley. A Year of Consisting of 137 members, Sigma Rho is presently the oldest social club at Freed- Hardeman College. Sigma Rho takes pride in its accomplishments both past and pre- sent, and its tradition of being a fun club. From the past, Sigma Rho takes pride in such accomplishments as winning Makin' Music for six consecutive years. As for the present, Sigma Rho was active in the Special Olympics and Jumprope for Heart, two of their community service pro- jects. They were also the winners of the college phone-a-thon. As for intramurals, Sigma Rho had a fair year. Members of the club took first places in mixed doubles in tennis, men's singles and women's doubles in 196 SIGMA RHO We enjoy the relationships as well as the friendships. Brad Camp Friendships ping pong, and men's singles in billiards. Although the club didnlt place high in all the intramural sports, their spirit and participa- tion was great. Brad Camp, president, said, We enjoy the relationships in our club as well as the friendships we share everyday with all the other members and other students. Serving as officers along with Camp were: men's vice president, Scott Ballard, wom- en's vice president, Kristie Glassg secretary, Anna Eubanksg treasurer, Mitzi Lee, wom- en's sports captain, Susan Kirk and Michelle York, men's sports captain, Geno McCartyg SGA representative, Gavin Gossettg and chaplain, Steve Sentell. W Steve Lerro does his impression of a rock singer during Sigma Rho's tribute to Late Night With David Letter- man. photo by Micah Brinkley.