Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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a 1' . iii v r '- iff w, N . . A 2 N L v., A 'IQ-:r ' Singing, clapping, guirar- s+rummin', and fun characler- ized' lhe successful Euro-spon- sored hoolenanny held alrer lhe Washinqron Banquelr This year. ll was only one ol The suc- cessful innovalions for Jrhe Furodelphian Gamma Sociely. T.G.l.F. or Thank Goodness I+'s Friday mixers were held for 'rhe whole campus. These proved lo be a welcome re- lief for all before finals weelc. Farsi row L Godfrey L Swalrn E Fish M Swilzer S Frimley P Flynn M VanAHa E Meyer Second row E Manson. J. Tuller, S. Siewarf, A. Bikfalvy B Slrand M Brubaker N Rasmussen H I-leldel M Dewey T Roose P Simpson S Garrison Third row J Kirlc, S. Lee, N. Lafuenfe, J. Lawrence

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1' X X , .NE Q' -.1 I 55:5 '- 51 5 ' '- 'f W 2: Q 1 ' 1 ,,, mf. ar, , f ix , , -sx e , , , 9 -- .ix Y I k 2 f Barry's polfficinq again-wonder wf1a+for? NowH1afwe'vef?nIsl'ved wiin 'rhis drawer full of dd business Firsf row: D. Ausfin, G. Korcner. S. Newberry, T. Hoopenqardner, G. Widiger, M. Sherrill, B. Sherman, T. Websfer, T. Brown. Second row: B. Blaclcsfone D. Ackley, F. Smi+h. J. Parsons, D. Beffs, J. Thurfell, G. Lindenberq, D. Sfeele, C. Conlon, F. Emmerf, Ron Creaqer. Third row: W. Hersher, J. Kennedy D. Yehle. B. Jones, J. LaFevre, P. Brefhower, B. Drew, D. Swenson, M. Howard. V. r' in ft' 191

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Euroclelphian Gamma . and now ihe secref Brownie handshake. The Euros close iheir rneeiing singing 'rhe Euro Songs. As a service proiecr ihis year. The Euros worked in ihe Womens receiving of ihe Siaie Menial l-lospiial every Wednes- day evening. The Euro's purpose was io visii ihe women and give ihem some coniaci wirh ihe ouiside world. They presenied a hooienanny for iheirienioymeni, played volleyball wiih ihern, and ioined Them in various individual aciiviiies. :,, V g pj3.i.y , v. 0 N . ij h . ig. if H Q Q, E. fi-1.24 .K 'N -f lf-.-1-'iff '32' if: '11 e WX ' - . ' .1412 f . i - UT., f ' 7 'e,,l.i - gm. . -- .-1 L1 wif -' ...Gil a 'I' i Tiff: . , figgfcia ' 1 N. rg. ,YF .. ' 1 -- fifffiiiify xr L L ' A c g 325511:-A' ' 'Misa' 3 'r,i,i.x':gvQj'Q f. X . I ,gifs M114 . fs? .T v i . .a , ,,f' i ' cgi-4:4 I v' i, 1 ' +4 miie 4-1'-'ii Wha+ do you mean, 'fhe girls in cur socieiy aren'f sophisfi- cafed? ' Nancy Rasmussen iinshes ihe load. Thiriyfseven pledges ioined Euros as Aciivies aiier an exciiing l-lell Niqhf in a rainy cerneiery. During ihe previous week, 'rhe Euphadies were busy learning aciives names, geiiing eggs signed by Sherwoods. going on a scavenger huni, and making lans for ca iurin ihe resideni. P P 9 P Firsf row: J. Shearer, M. Rickles, N. Souihard. W. Williams, L. Peirides, P. Lewis M. Hand, S. Kirk. Second row: M. Brackney, S. Thompson. L. Mc- Clemenis, B. l-laich, B. Burness, D. Looney, D. Baumgariner, M. Porrer, D, Coleman, P. Laiiner, C. Miles, D. Masiers, M. Dunnaback, P. Blodgeii. Third row: B. Barnhari, K. Cassens, L. Rodd, P. Swanson. J. Swigari, D. Knighi, B. Jones, S,'Bedard, D. Berry, K. Keller, D. Dlesk, C. Geist B. Wilcox. A Q if-ll .' 'xiii - Q'h!.. ' 1