Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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KAPPA PHI FRATERNITY 1. Kurt Jurgens 2. Greg Adams 3. Roger Lambourn 4. Larry Ronhovde 5. Mike Herring 6. Steve Knight 7. Steve Warrick 8. Sid Vehrs Montague 9. Bob Roesch 10. Darwin Dyson 11. Jon Roeder 12. Garth Godwin 13. Gary Rafert 14. Nathan Brci 15. John Cox 16. Steve Hull 17. Ron Gerweck 18. Kevin Bartholomew 19. Larry Clovis 20. Tim Fish 21. Greg Rump 22. Mark Johns 23. Darlyn Hansen 24. Bob Lintner 25. Rod Gnuse 26. Steve Peterson 27. Chris Peterson 28. Ron Hankel 29. George Stoltenberg 30. Kevin Rhodes Not Pictured: Dave Hull Mark Prauner 114

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Opposite page top: Keith Rohwer searches his refrigerator for his half eaten, day-old commons ice cream cone. Left: Mike Coffman and Mike Pirtle wait for the final card to be dropped in a pinochle game. KAPPA ALPHA LAMBDA FRATERNITY 1. Keith Rohwer 2. Gary Tenhulzen 3. Mark Witte 4. Robin Casper 5. Jim Fucrst 6. Brian Brown 7. Dennis Low 8. Mike Coffman 9. Dave Wilke 10. Jim Weitzenkamp 11. Oave Molinaro 12. Brad Spelts 13. Gary Rosacker 14. Leo Nissen 15. Bob Hcmje Not Pictured: Bruce Alcorn Mike Jacobson Russ Ninemire 16. Rod Grcunke 17. Milo Anderson 18. Rod Gottsch 19. Ron Totsch 20. Mike Gruenke 21. Tom DeBar 22. Bill Moore 23. Del Andresen 24. Loren Navatril 25. Mike Pirtle 26. Ken Beane 27. Bryan Nitchie 28. Chuck Wood 29. Mike Anderson 3Q. Paul Martin 113

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K $ Kappa Phi Treasurer...................................Kevin Rhodes Pledge Master.......................Oarlyn Hansen President .......................Bob Lintner Vice-President ................Steve Peterson Corresponding Secretary .........Rod Gnusc Recording Secretary...........Chris Peterson State politics was a concern of Kappa Phi fraternity during the year. In Feb- ruary they went before the state leg- islature in support of a bill giving private colleges tax dollars. Before this their pledges wrote to each of the state senators asking their support of this bill. They modified their pledge program to comply with growing dissent over public harassment of pledges. Their pledge season was also shortened. Trailways to Victory , Kappa Phi's homecoming display won first place. Mechanical know-how was shown in this display as the wheels on the cov- ered wagon turned and the driver moved his arm as he whipped the horses. They co-sponsored the only fra- ternity sponsored formal of the year, Theta-Phi, in November at the Omaha Hilton. Kappa Phi participated in a day-long pledge exchange with Pi Epsilon so- rority. Plans to co-sponsor a dance with Student Senate in December to replace the annual Shabby Shag were made but the Shabby Shag dance was held in February after it was decided to continue the tradition. Above left: Kappa Phi's work on their prize- winning Homecoming display, Discover America, Trailways to Victory. Left: John Cox of J J entertains in the FACT Coffee House. 115