Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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DELTA TAU SORORITY 1. Sheryl Brasel 2. Marg Holtorf 3. Janet Kletke 4. Kathy Torgenson 5. Teresa Damkrogor 6. Cheryl Baum 7. Charri Mann 8. Debbie Bonderson 9. Ranette Otto 10. Dawn Timmerman 11. Marilyn Havekost 12. Kathy Anderson 13. Jan Lairmore 14. Sally Hines 15. Vicki Rcifschneider 16. Pat Brumbaugh 17. Betty Wallenburg 18. Cindy Reker 19. Mrs. Bryon Swanson 20. Mrs. Howard Izawa 21. Carole Wonderlich 22. Joyce Gissler 23. Linda Gibbs 24. Kathy Gregory 25. Karen Schirk 26. Betty Clark 27. Sue Vlasak 28. Pam Dountas 29. Marilyn Koch 30. Kelcnc Hayes 31. Rena Anfinson 32. Elaine Anderson 33. Anita Peterson 34. Kathy Parker 35. Connie Corwin 36. Nickey Masloski 37. Cindy Harrison Not Pictured: Brenda Hoffman Brenda Kelly Jodeen Leopold Kay Reiman 111

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Delta Tau President ...........................Elaine Anderson Vice-President .................Linda Gibbs Secretary .............................Rena Anfinson One of Delta Tau's first functions was a popcorn party held with Pi Epsilon sorority. Holding functions with oth- er sororities was initiated in an effort to better inter-sorority relations. Volleyball intramurals saw them tak- ing third place with a win over Inde- pendents and Pi Epsilon, the first and second place teams, respectively. Delta Tau dropped the practice of an informal initiation this year. Vicki Reifschneider, pledge captain, said that they wanted to try something dif- ferent. Throughout the year Delta Tau built up their treasury by selling hammies in the dorms. Treasurer ....................Kathy Anderson Pledge Captains ............Debbie Bonderson Vicki Reifschneider In December they journeyed to Dana to watch a football game with Kappa Phi fraternity. An overnight at Scheerer's cabin was Delta Tau's an- swer to the lull which many students experienced during interterm. During March a function with FACT was held. They attended church with Tri Phi sorority and chose April as the month for their dinner date. Their senior tea was held during May to honor their sisters who would be leaving the College. Above: Pledge Betty Wallenburg is welcomed into the sisterhood in October. Right: Jodeen Leopold and Helmut Yurt pre- pare to leave Beegle lounge for the Theta-Phi Ball in Omaha. A T

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K A A Kappa Alpha Lambda President ...................Keith Rohwer Vice-President .................Bill Moore Secretory ...................Milo Anderson Kappa Alpha Lambda fraternity faced a setback in their attempt to affiliate with Alpha Tau Omega national fra- ternity as the Student Development Committee voted down their proposal to go national. President Keith Rohwer said the idea has now been dropped for the present time. In intramural competition the KAL's faired well. They placed first in foot- ball and tied for first in basketball. Treasurer....................Bruce Alcorn Pledge Master.................Denny Low Their homecoming display entitled More than a Prospect featured a prospector panning for gold. They held a week long pledge ex- change with Tri Phi sorority in No vember. The first pep rally of the year was also co-sponsored by the KAL's and Tri Phi. In November they went roller skating with Pi Epsilon sorority. Their annual pizza party was held in March. i.-.A-