Robert Morris College - Patriot Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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left to right: Leslie Birtig fadvisorj, J. Murray, K. Johnston, S. Zeigler, L. Randolph Cvice presj, R. DeSantis, R. Seaberg fSec Treas.J B. Pugliano fPres.J, N. Paks, A. Futyma. DELTA ZETA CHI Delta Zeta Chi Sorority was founded at Robert Morris College February 9, 1970. Our colors are pink and green, and our flower is the pink rose. The purpose of Delta Zeta Chi is to create a Sisterhood of girls who work together voluntarily for the student body, faculty and the community. The sisters of Delta Zeta Chi participate in many campus and Greek activities including intramural sports, Student Government Associations, ROTC, and supporting other organizations in their projects. This year Delta Zeta Chi sponsored the Ugly Man Contest, RMC's Mr. Ugly is Michael Joseph. Proceeds from this contest were used to buy a Thanksgiving Meal for a needy family in the area. Delta Zeta Chi also helped in sponsoring the Basketball Sign Contest. The sisters also work together to hold our own social functions finishing off the year with our annual ZX Weekend. 114

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,Ly I-.. First row - H. McClain, M. Sipple, J. Chickness, J. Coleman, P. Cook Second row - D. Heaton, M. Terensky, T. Gelety, P. lvinson, D. Cardlllo, J. Winters, R. Lundell, F. Cox fTreasurerJ, C. O'Neill, M. Fultz, T. McCallum, L. Stegner, R. Thodes, P Meath, E. Keller QSecretary7 absent - L. Rascona fPresidentJ, D. Gaia Nice-Presldentj, C. Warfel, B. Woogner, D. Brum, T Masarik, G. Carlle, R. Kraus. R. Wagner, B. Demascal, D. Vernillo, S. Noerr, M. Slmanteris, S. Brant, M. Lukowsky, B Kamin, R. Bryan, N. Merhaut, S. Rudman ln memory of Randy Fost TAU KAPPA EPSILON Tau Kappa Epsilon QTEKEJ, was reorganized at Robert Morris College in 1970 when the local fraternity Tau Kappa Phi was officially granted colony status. Since that time TKE, has become active in sports, community projects and various college activities. 113

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Q.. Q- I n, fro rrr Cff Floor: G. Sagath, Si LaGreca, first row: M. Volk, K. Williams, L. Allen - Vice President, L. Valkoff, Mrs. Nellie Burrows - Advisor, J. Hoffer, A. Lockoski, C. Perry. second row: C. Dachko - Secretary, L. Turco - Social Chairman, D. Samila - Treasurer, J. Speiman - pledge captain, L. Harries - President, M. Parrilla - sorority guide, C. Teano, M. A. Pellegrino, K. Lambert - Historian and chaplain. third row: S. Beech, J. Morrow, J. Rowley, L. Federowski, J. Austin, T. Glott, S. Sorger, J. Hensler, M. Balik - Publicity chairman. fourth row: D. Mours, C. Bishop, D. Bolek, M. Hogan. P. DaVino, J. Slaney, J. DeFalco - S.G.A. Rep. P. Bush, D. Gagliardl, J. Burke, L. Wassilchalk, A. Ritenour, S. Vandewater absent: Michele Mateslc. GAMMA GAMMA GAMMA Gamma Gamma Gamma Sorority, more commonly known as Tri-Gam, was founded at Robert Morris College in the fall of 1963. The purpose of TRI-GAM is to promote friendship and goodwill among students, faculty, and administration at Robert Morris College and to assist the less fortunate in the surrounding communities. Our colors are orchid and white and our flower is the orchid. The sisters of Gamma Gamma Gamma have been extremely busy this year with various activities and fund raising projects such as: Helping with registration, bringing the Pittsburgh Blood Bank Mobile Unit to the campus, going Christmas caroling at the John J. Kane Hospital in Mt. Lebanon, ushering for theater and orchesis productions, and participating in intramural sports. We have also had mixers with various fraternities and have had several social parties. Through the Sisterhood of TRI-GAM, we try to develop leadership, individuality, and to build lasting relationships through the bonds of sisterhood. 115