University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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FIRST ROW: Kathie Wilson. SECOND ROW: Leslie Sullivan, Maureen Sheil, Sue Rutherford, Vicki Anken- brant, Julie Click, Trish Grisinger, Kelley Lawson, Theo Fleming, Lucy Evans, Susie Radakovich, Darcy Salmon, Lisa Rights. THIRD ROW: Pam Seright, Diane Silva, Melinda Nickel, Mary Ebinger, Lori Vann, Mrs. Larson, Gay Larkin, Kristi Nelson, Linda Ihzaliturn, Linda Secord, Cheri Spiegal, Dana Sellars, Dena Mollman. FOURTH ROW: Amy Adams, Mary Miller, Debra Wetmore, Sue Lauden, Cathy Brindley, Robin Parker, Carolyn Kamin, Lauri Brewster, Sue Cella, Lisa Mil- bum, Julie Williams, Sara Lowry, Nancy Wells, Susan Wetz, Vanessa Wayne, Pam Beswick, Judy Kilbury, Laurie Lewis, Linda Ethridge, Jodi Frederickson, Lucia Rivera. FIFTH ROW: Joann Dutten, Carol Emhart, Liz Billups, Wendy Carter, Amy Day, Amy Dalzell, Julie Kellog, Sandy Levinson, Janet Dooge, Carrie Savant, Nancy Novak, Holly Hutchison, Kris Sheldon, Diane Casey, Cathy McCloskey, Bernie Williams, Kelli Shouse, Sue Wray, Jeanie Moore, Jennifer Dowden. SIXTH ROW: Wendy Knecht, Kathy Hoffman, Laurie Pfeifer, Debi Salmon, Michele Dodson, Kathy O ' Neal, Nora Butler, Terry Wintermote, Audrey Berger, Jan Terhune, Heather Heath, Corolyn Schuur, Montie Hubbell, Kelly McConnell, Lisa Ruttenberg, Dee Dee Baffert, Sue Malcheff, Laura Greenberg, Alice La Prade, Candice La Prade. NOT PICTURED: Julie Beattie, Ann Bemow, Tracy Blume, Sue Bohmback, Jeannie Burdon, Sally Coffin, Kim East, Catherine Eickhof, Sharon Eklurd, Christie Farber, Bonnie Fell, Diane Gonwa, Connie Harper, Jill Hatch, Debbie Havre, Julie Henrick- son, Nancy Keahon, Gina Lemmler, Pam Phillips, Sheila Pigott, Denise Standish, Carol Stoetzel, Randi Valowitz, Kathy Yanuck, Ellen Young, Betsy Bool, Nancy Fabric, Debbie Felts, Tara Foster, Cherie Lieu- ranee, Anna Madsen, Alysa Perry, Kris Stewart, Lori Topf, Nancy Turley, Lori Wolf, Tami Presar, Deborah Young. D.G. 265

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rhe Delta Gamma sorority has initiated a new pro- gram. During their weekly house meeting, speakers on different topics of interest lecture to the chapter. The E.R.A. movement, fire prevention, and alcoholism are some of the past subjects talked on. Working with the Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind is the philanthropy project the house concentrates on. The chapter has worked with this group on such skills as sewing, knitting, cooking, and arts and crafts. During the ' 77 spring semester, they staged a benefit dance for the school at the Ramada Inn. The 65 active members and 57 pledges enjoy a varied social program. A Shipwreck party and the Turkeys in the Straw western party are two annual theme parties. We try to keep challenging our girls with constant change, said President Jan Terhune. If you don ' t, people get tired of doing the thing year after year. 264 D.G.

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rhe men of Delta Tau Delta stressed scholastic goals and community service projects along with their full social schedule during the academic year. For the past two years, the Delts and the Delta Delta Delta sorority have presented the award winning haunted house at Spring Fling. Another community service project that the Delts and their little sisters participate in is their annual Halloween party with the Easter Seals Children. The costume party leaves everyone with a special feeling. The chapter ' s social schedule for the year consisted of numerous T.G.s, band parties after home football games, a Christmas formal, and the annual Delt Shipwreck party. 266 DELTS