Southwestern College - Moundbuilder Yearbook (Winfield, KS)

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Upper left: The SIS pledges for spring 1984 are: Kim Yandcll, Sandy Humphries, Clafissa Crawford, Susan Colberg, Sheryl Johannes, Mar- sha White, Marylce Ramsey, Jerri Eis. Mary Nelson, Wendy Raiser. Beth Nelle Center left: The Chinese water torture, Them style. Center right The Dell pledges accept their assignment for me evening with joyful abandonment. Lower left: Bela pledges wear their best dresses to lunch. VeekHl g

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What Is Pledging? What is pledging? It is fun, hard work and friendship. It is a group of people who want others to be in their group. It is people putting themselves through mild torture because they want to be closer to others. Pledging was in full bloom this spring in all the fraterni- ties and sororitiest each adding members who had the desired qualities. Some groups are big, some small, but each group isjust thatea group. Keeping the fraternity 0r sorority alive and steering it in its initial direction is a goal 1 which at first is invisible but which becomes the focal i point in the eyes of veterans eyes. i Too many cooks cannot spoil the broth of a well mean- ing group. Two heads are better than one, and ten heads i are better than two, provided that the heads are screwed on straight and have a brotherly respect for each other. ,Je, hethl a .M twat t': Upper right: Ron Nossman and Shari Drennan duck- walk as part of their initiation into Pi Delta Sigma. Lower left: Brad O'Neal-the most well-endowed Beta pledge. Lower Right: Theta Pledges: John Carter, Jim Sheehan, Allen Murry, Elliott Rodda, Steve Thomas, Rot Richardson, Rick Mack, Aaron Watters, Stuart Wailing. lOiPledge Week

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Cultural Arts Thrives Southwestern Colleges Cultural Arts was thriving, to say the least, in the 1983-84 school year. The campus was treated to a diverse and full schedule of events: pianist Janice Kay Hodges on March 26 and R.G. Langenwalter, who travelled the world with National Geographic displaying his photographs came in February. There was Baroque music, Southwind Gt Bluegrass bandi, composer Gary White, The Vienna Boys Choir, and the Oxford Chamber Theatre. Daniel Llords of Llords International presented his marionette show and Fran- cois Camain, an award winning writer. read stories and held discussions. Black Awareness held a talent show sponsored by Black Student Union. In addition, five plays were done on campus: Guys and Dolls, Fahrenheit 451. Bedroom Farce, a scrics of one act plays written by Doug Delaney and Hamlet, which culminated the Renaissance Festival. What a year! Uppcr left: The Oxford Chamber Theatre came to SC Marchi Upper center: The Vienna Choir Boys were the highli of the Cultural Arts year. Lower left: The Vienna Choir Boys tune their tonsm Lower right: Dr. Strand receives an enjoya ble anonamn phone call.