High Point University - Zenith Yearbook (High Point, NC)

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Lyn Neviti President Nancy Nash Vice-President Carol Lancashire Secretary Susan Allred Treasurer GAMMA ZETA OF PHI MU The Phi Mu bond of sisterhood grows stronger with even ' msli party, impromptu gathering and Christmas celebration. Pledges (right) - Front Row: Janet Bruggcr, Leslie Leonard, Andrea Gabriel. Second Row: Janet Overgaard, Dawn Reynolds, Karla Sorenson, Susan Potter, Bobbie Peter- son, Debbie Landnim, Sandy Whitfield, Linda Shipe. Back Row: Peggy Couch, Vicki Lenza, Judy Schneider, Phyllis Weyraugh, Carol Myrick, Rose Ellen Wall. Janet Hamp- ton, Barb Savage, Blaine Smith, Annette Woodhams. 74

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Bruce Garner Preside iu Steve Hombcrgcr Vice-President Stan Trump Secretary Bob Samuel Treasurer IOTA PHI OF LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Playboy provides a center of interest for some of the brothers, as they take a break from the books. Pledges Kneeling: Ronnie Pittman. Walter Hill. George Jones, Greg Bolton Seated: Ed Evans, Lynn Brandon, Bob Gilman, Rick Wittle, Bill llendrix Standing: John Kiem, Paul Hamilton, Rob Pritchard, Travis Tabor, Sonny Melrose, Chris Bell, Paul Gerhardt, Javier Sanjmes. 73 Word for the year in Lambda Chi is . . . Rallyee! We rallied during rush to pull off great stag and drag parties eighteen of the greatest pledges! Jew anybody been to Bum Hgypt? Benny has whiplashes already from two whips . . . Head jock McCool predicts a winning season - where ' s Wen- dy? Then the pledge-brother stag night what ' s the name of the game? Green paint? The Phantom strikes . . . George all tied up . . . The pledge-brother football game well, maybe next year pledges! Bruce is drinking - his mother-in-law ' s in town . . . Sam, been to India lately? Fatman black shoe polish - Nancy, get the sponge . . . Did Samuel say shack? How far is Stratford? Gyrene is she engaged or married? . . . snake! . . . Kock has a ring in his nose and bells in his ears . . . Ace-a week and a half - where ' s Jr.? Ding-a-ling, get your dong up! Terry made his grades . . . Charlie needs a ride walk much? Earl for Fatman award . . . motion by Williams no sec- ond . . . Roger, how ' s the used ring busi- ness? . . . Currie ' s in the wig business . . . Doc, I ' ll drink to that. Darrel, where are you? White Rose formal in April Rallyee! Beach trip is the last rally . . . Who ' s in the shower? . . . Jones looked down on the situa- tion . . . Polly want a cracker?

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311 Or fc- ' The end of another year comes to a close, but we will never forget the wonderful memories of Rush, the Pledge Dance. Homecoming or Phi Mu Weekend. But these activities are only a small part of Phi Mu for it ' s the friendship and love we found together that we will remember most. Some Seniors left early Leslie and Louise sought new roommates in December while Ellen and Ann graduated early to begin teaching. But some stuck it out! Nash is staying in H.P. hum? Ann and Carol move closer to home, while Nevitt. Mar ty. Robin and Dana plan homes of their own. The Juniors become Seniors and start thinking of professions of their own. Sally thinks quite alot about the future, while Pam takes action. Betsy is content as Nancy and Susan stay on the go. Coach Matheny has no problems, while Arnold considers her Dear Abby profession. Denver is all set as a Cockney Bar Maid and Gritt as financier. The Sophomores look back at all they have done. Jeri and Pat remember the homecoming float while Lynne thinks of grades and Ginny of Buster. Rip. Barb, and Cindy think mostly of jewelry!! But whatever our thoughts or plans, or wherever we go, we ' ll all never forget the Bond we share as sisters in Phi Mu. !. Lyn Nevitt 13. Susan Haynes 2. Barbara Earle 14. Marty Brooks 3. Colleen Ripley 15. Carol Lancashire 4. Lynne Williams 16. Ann Outland 5. Leslie Steele 17. Betsy Snead 6. Jeri Adair 18. Susan Allred 7. Robin Woodhams 1 ' ). Kathy Denver 8. Sally Hill 20. Ginny Scoggins 9. Louise Pierce 21. Ellen Lohse 10. Nancy Nash 22. Trudy Matheny 11. Nancy Easterling 23. Suzanne Arnold 12. Cindy Foster 24. Pat Lissendon 75