Purdue University Calumet - Astron Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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Pi Sigma Kappa began this year with a conversion from a Girls’ Club to a full fledged sorority. Un- der the leadership of Kathy Wan- drey — President, Linda Spools- tra — Vice President, Cindy Mar- shall — Secretary, Sue Han- sen — Treasurer, and the sponsor- ship of Mrs. Eileen Zacher, mem- bership was increased to thirty-five active members. Among the many activities that Pi Sigma Kappa sponsored during the year were: a Halloween Party at the YWCA, a January banquet at Teibel’s, a dance co-sponsored by Scope, and a trip to Great Lakes Naval Hospital. MEMBERS — First Row: S. Hansen, C. Marshall, L. Hudzik, S. Chupacek, L. But- ler. Second Row: K. Wandrey, L. Spool- stra, D. Sheets, D. Berard, B. Teets. Third Row: A. Potter, L. Quayle, K. Dempsey, M. Peiser, D. Jones. Fourth Row: M. Greichunos, V. Longawa OFFICERS: Sue Hansen, Treas.; Kathy Wandrey, Pres.; Cindy Marshall, See.; Lin- da Spoolstra, V. Pres.

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i MEMBERS — First Row: J. Stofa, F. Rzonca, R. Sepkowski, N. Pappas, J. Herr. Second Row: G. Feller, J. Bar- dozci, B. Voss, R. Hardesty, J. Cost, E. Graffsma, J. Goldyn. Third Row: H. Kuiper, J. Selah, M. Maman, J. Pabian, J. Shimko, D. Lamberg, R. Capizzani, H. Feller, W. D’Mura, T. Janiak. Fourth Row: B. Colosimo, C. Profilovich, A. Eszeny, M. Shimko, D. Randloph, B. Mangold, J. Jandura, J. Bolinger, G. Ban- ka, D. Szany. OFFICERS: Denny Lamberg, V. Pres: Joe Shimko, Pres.; Mark Shimko, Sec.: John Cost; (Not Pictured) Dave Feller, T reas. ®KO The Gamma Omega Chapter of Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity began its second year as Purdue Calumet’s only national fraternity. Joseph Shimko served as President with the aid of Dennis Lamberg as Vice Pre- sident, Mark Shimko as Secretary, and Dave Feller as Treasurer. The stated purpose of this chap- ter is ‘‘to bring congenial students into brotherly relationship, to pro- mote the spirit of good fellowship, and to encourage the attainment of high scholarship.” Among the many activities t hey sponsored during the year were: dances, Inter Campus Sports, scholarship sponsorships, and a fra- ternity band, The Muttonbourge Court Chip. 65

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“ 8 SESE ITA® Pi Delta Phi began its second year as both a civil and a social sorority. Activities this year includ- ed dances in the food lounge and slave auctions. A major success was scored as members raised $1427.50 during a bread drive for Cerebral Palsy victims. The purpose of Pi Delta Phi is to provide social life for their thirty active members while contributing to the betterment of Purdue Uni- versity Calumet Campus. MEMBERS — Front Row: Karen Zu- rawski, M. Butynski, K. Carollo. Second Row: M. Mysliwy, A. Proll, D. Olsen, R. LoCasto, J. Corona, B. Johnson, K. Lar- son, E. Swaim. Third Row: J. Ince, P. Parker, S. Quinn, M. Elkins, L. Szeman, K. Dominic, M. Palazzolo. OFFICERS: Marilyn Schultz, Sec.; Fran Shulock, V. Pres.; Chris Arizpe, Pres.; Diane Kavadias, Sergeant at Arms; Linda Kotulski, Pledge Chairman; (Carol Fraker, Treas., not pictured.) 67