University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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a memorable year With the advent of sunny September days and the newly ins talled quarter system, the Kappa Deltas were on their way to a season. Waltzing home from Plantation Ball last spring with an enormous trophy, Donna Campbell began her reign as Kappa Alpha Sweetheart. Judy Silver was chosen Orange and Blue Week Princess, and Lee Ann Draud was one of four Florida state finalists in the National College Queen contest in addition to being W.S.A. ' s Woman Leader of the Year and a Phi Beta Kappa. Never let it be said that the KDs aren ' t athletes, after winning the sorority trophy. In the leadership and scholarship Judy Schnabel was president of Board, a member of Savant-UF, and cho sen for Who ' s Who and UF Hall of Fame; Susan Nieman was secretary of Mortar Board, a member of Savant-UF, and chosen for Who ' s Who; Mary Stewart was vice president of Lyceum Council; Leslie Cauthen was coordinator for Homecoming; and Green and Manny Southerland were for Alpha Lambda Delta. Fraternity little sister organizations many a happy KD as the following joined the ranks: Bonnie Campbell and Marcia Tucker, Lambda Chi; Vicki Fleming, Pike; Zan Plocharczic, SAE; and Ann Joanne Weber and Pat Merk, Delts, with Carol Haselwood serving as president. Marching up and down the drillfield with the ROTC cadets were Chris Nicoletti and Angela Spicola, new Army Sweethearts, and Chris Maltby, a new Angel Flighter. Meanwhile, on the football field and court Debby Moschell kept those fans cheering! Officers are: Judy Schnabel, president; Mary Wyman, vice president; Susan Nieman, editor; Judy Wooten, secretary; and Molly Maloy, treasurer. Molly Maloy Kris Maltby Judy McKinnon Linda McNulty Carole Menninger Patricia Merk Francis Moore Debbie Moschell Christine Nicoletti Susan Nieman Doane O ' Connell Zan Plocharczyk Elizabeth Plumer Jimmye Prescott Susan Quackenbush Linda Sayre Judy Schnabel Jeri Seibert Marion Southerland Angela Spicola Mary Stewart Sally Summers Jane Tripp Marcia Belle Tucker Suzi Turmail Bobbi Warlick Helen Watt Joanne Weber Cheryl Weihl Barbara Wiant Alice Williams Lynee Williams Judy Wooten Mary Wyman Suzanne Wyman 221

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kappa delta Pledges auction themselves off to sisters at a pledge slave sale. Come back and see us! Kerry Abernethy Doris Ackland Patricia Ann Barbarowicz Dana Barres Susan Bateman Leta Belcher Bonnie Diane Campbell Sharon Buckley Bonnie Burnham Leslie Ann Cauthen Betty Clark Nancy Collier Donna Collins Ann Curran Gail Ellen Davenport Sharon Desvousges Deborah Donahue Patricia Anne Donohue Linda Edwards Vicki Evans Victoria Ann Fleming Sally Floyd Ruth Gilmer Katrinka Green Martha Guest Marty Beth Hines Suzanne Hoppins Jane Houck Becki Hucks Pamela Hughes Judi Marie Johnson Terrence Gail Johnson Karen Ann Kleinhelter Charlene Kurdziel Linda Sharon Lee Patricia LeMaster Christine Lindberg Janis Loften Jody Karen Long Sharon Estelle Lynn 220

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kappa sigs serve all areas Well organized fall and winter rush resulted in two of the finest pledge classes ever. Both were constructive groups and showed promise for both chapter room and campus activities. Kappa Sigma welcomed thirty-three new brothers its ranks. Homecoming found Kappa Sigmas to construct the best house decorations in a long time. Brother Anthony Capitano was tapped by Florida Blue Key. Congratulations also went to Brother Jim Devaney who was elected of the Inter Fraternity Council. Last year he served as treasurer of that Civic service also saw Kappa Sigma faces. Thanksgiving dinner was served at the house for underprivileged children from local schools. Brothers, pledges and little sisters combined efforts to give a Christmas party for the children at Sunland. Thirteen new Little Sisters of the Star and Crescent were added to Kappa Sigma ' s little sister ranks. A welcomed lot indeed! Gator sports saw Kappa Sigma faces. The freshman basketball team was led by two promising Kappa Sigs, Todd Lalich and Skip Lewis. On the links for the Gators, holder Lee Edwards and teammate Tony Kindred showed real talent. Tommy Glenn came into his own on the football gridiron this past season and showed great promise for the coming season. The annual brother-pledge football game resulted in yet another resounding victory for the brotherhood, still undefeated. Officers are: Jim Devaney, Grand master; Bob Picalo, grand procurator; Bill Colvin, grand master of ceremonies; Jeff Weathers, grand treasurer; and John Hotaling, grand scribe. Paul Abdullah David Alampi Michael Alfano Thomas Askey William Berdahl Gilbert Betz David Bobik David Bostian Jerome Brannon Mike Butler Alan Campbell James Chastain David Coggshall Gary Copps James Devaney James Edmonds Vincent Edwards Dennis Eshleman Rudy Fascell George Fitch Fred Floyd Timothy Gifford George Goodwin Frank Hackett Jimmy Hall William Han kins Richard Hawks William Hemphill Tony Kindred Janson Kinsley Robert Knoll Michael Kordek William Lane Gregory Lang Peter Lavoro Thomas McElaney 222