Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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PHI OMEGA SORORITY 1. Joyce Grimes 2. Kaye Dasenbrock 3. Cindy Pace 4. Debbie Anderson 5. Sue Smith 6. Jodeen Lamprecht 7. Linda Lovig 8. Debbie Kreinsieck 9. Jan Rambat 10. Becky Stapp 11. Marsha Nyffler 12. Janice Peterson 13. Denise Bradley 14. Ellen Johnson 15. Jo Linden 16. Marcy Harris 17. Ella Saikc 18. Mrs. Martha Peters 19. Cindy Albertson 20. Jacki Ladehoff 21. Melissa Stowell 22. Denise Truby 23. Barb Lau 24. Mary Cunningham 25. 8eth Bard 26. Sally Balius 27. Diane Tophoj 28. Kay Schwartz 29. Bridget Thelander 30. Barb Fletcher 31. Karen Jensen 32. Ann Rushton 33. Kathy Nielsen 34. Nancy Brand 35. Marianne Polk 36. Naomi Fritz 37. Diane Pcnkc 38. Joan Peck 39. Barb Kilpatrick 119

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$ n Phi Omega President ................Mary Cunningham Vice-President ..............Ellen Johnson Secretary ...................Kathy Nielsen A hell week which features service projects is the idea behind Phi Ome- ga's pledge program. Their pledges al- so experienced an exchange with Del- ta Chi fraternity. Their homecoming display was enti- tled 'Drink from the Fountain of Victory . It featured a miniature fountain. December found Phi Omega sorority caroling with Kappa Alpha Lambda fraternity. Phi Omega held its annual ring cere- mony during Interterm. At this time Treasurer .......................Joan Peck Pledge Captains .................Linda Lovig Ann Rushton each pledge was given a gold band by her pledge mother. April was a busy month with dinner date and an outing. Basketball games saw Phi Omega's attending as a group with Sigma Rho fraternity and Tri Phi sorority. They held a Senior Tea in May. They also went on a picnic with Phi Alpha and Delta Tau sorority. Greek Games with Phi Omega's the defending champions of the sorority division, rounded out the year's ac- tivities. Top: Emily Peterson receives her gold band from pledge mother Jo Linden at the Phi Omega ring ceremony. Above: As part of their duties during pledge exchange, pledges Nancy Brand and Denise Bradley wear the Delta Chi beret. 118

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n e President ..................Maurine Peterson Vice-President ........................Lois Benson Secretary ...........................Gloria Phillips Pi Epsilon was one of the two sorori- ties which kept the traditional infor- mal as a part of their pledge program. Nancy Stanton, pledge captain, noted the majority feeling was that informal had a place in the pledging program just as formal initiation does. During September they had a func- tion with Delta Chi's at which they played softball and had a picnic. Their Christmas display, with a drum- mer boy theme, won first place and they donated their twenty-five dol- lars in prize money to charity. Epsilon Treasurer...............................Nancy Nelson Pledge Captains ........................Cindy Nelson Nancy Stanton In intramural competition they placed second in both volleyball and bowling. During homecoming they were in charge of the pep rally with Theta Alpha Psi fraternity. They had a skit and a bonfire. A Pi Epsilon talent show was an Inter- term activity of the group. February included a sledding party with Kappa Phi's. Dinner Date was one of the last activ- ities in the year along with an outing. Above right: Cheerleader Nancy Stanton applauds a Warrior drive during the Westmar game. Right: Pris Heglund, Jo Gaffey and Lois Benson work to finish their Homecoming display. 120