University of Nebraska Kearney - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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PHI ETA SIGMA • Front Row - Vicki Moderow, Cynthia Ellison, Judy Buller, Connie Lightner, Joann Bruha, Brenda Anderson. Row 2 - Larry Trouba, Betsy Ervin, Tom Bennett, Clint Sesow, Sheryl Siegmund, Donna Swigart, Linda Stod- dard. Row 3 - Linda Kohl. Ann Bruha, Teresa Seagren, Julie Wiener, Beverly Reicks, Julie Adle, Lisa Schumacher, Karen Stilwell, Barb Golka, Tracy Schade. PANHELLENIC • Front Row 1 - Shannon Collins, president; Brenda Zeeb, Rush chairman; Carole Wilkinson, Sr. Panhellenic; Chris Moses, vice president. Row 2 - Kimberlee Hall, Kay Harris, Jody Millard, Jody Anderson, Lisa Dutt. PHI KAPPA TAU ■ Front Row - Joe Murphy, Scott Spellman, Scot Arasmith, Tim McDonald, Barry Phelps, Jeff Yonker. Row 2 - Allison Benge, Tracy Stineman, Renee Ott, Mauri Pappas, Shannon Collins, Audrey Herbolsheimer, Jennifer Brown. Row 3 - Paul Cunningham, Dave Bienhoff, Tom Corrigan, Fred Trofholz, Espen Schiefloe, Roger Marcilino, Andy Parkinson, Dean Gress. Row 4 - Lisa Dutt, Jennifer Evans. Kay Gehring, Valerie Vitera, Julie Moore, Susan Cooper, Trade Hassebrook. I 109

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I Above: Variety is the spice of life! At the International Food Fair, herbs and spices contribute to the food, blending with it in order to bring out the best flavor. Upper right: The enthusiastic faces of band members show what a good time is had by all when rooting for the home team! Right: The Envoys showed freshmen how to take off their shoes and get crazy during Sneak Preview, 108

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Organizations Right: K©vln Reiners was among the many freshman who entered college with a face of anticipation. Organiza- tions were quick to offer the freshmen a variety of activiltes. During the first week of the fall semester students could take tours of Kearney, meet faculty members during special luncheons and picnics, or join together for organized games. Above: Organizations sponsored many fall picnics to Introduce new members and reacqualnt old members. Fun centered around volleyball, water bal- loon fights, tug-of-war contests, bonfires and just plain eating hot dogs and chips. Far Right: John Marshall dances the nights away. Dance themes ranged from beach to punk to toga. Dances were a great way to get closer to other students and get away from the books for awhile.