University of Nevada Las Vegas - Epilogue Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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2O Mark Ballenger Willie Bennett Gary Craden Dave Cunningham . II, Kevin McCabe Jordie Nordhagen t n Jeff Schneider Mike Schneider Bill Schuster Craig Sirianni Mark Sirianni Linda Skurinski Chris Spano Jack Redievo Mike Riorden 3x niiv u. Char Roudebush Cheryl Roudebush Connie Whaley John Whitehead Joe Wilcox

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Peggy O'Hara Sandy Cooper Lynn Elliott Shiela Schumacher Yvonne Wert Sandy Pushard Gai Loper Pat Conrad Rita Blanton Jill Snyder Phi Mu. the second oldest national sorority, was founded March 4, 1852 in Macon, Georgia. Phi Mu has 126 chapters in the United States and abroad, all ac- tive in national philanthropy and local social service projects. One of the national philanthropy supported by Phi Mu is the hospital ship 88 HOPE. the ship travels all over the world giving medical care to those that have no other means of medical aid or support. On the local level, the girls participate in such projects as giving their time to the JERRY LEWIS TELETHON and collecting food and gifts for the deprived at Christ- mas time. A man's help is always needed at homecoming and other activities. To solve this problem, a selection of men friends tGreek or Independeno of the sorority girls, were chosen and organized for this purpose. They became the only BlG BROTH- ERS ORGANIZATION on campus! This creation has strived to foster and make stronger the Greek bond of friendship. Other activities that Phi Mu is active in are: the Drill Team, Social Service Club, Little Sister, and Phi Gamma Nu. Highlights of PMS year include the Big Brother Back-to-School-Get-Together, the annual Spaghetti Dinner held at Homecoming, Picnics, Annual Preference Ball, . Most Preferred Man contest. Hope Week. and the Piethrow.

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y; E$p Debbie Hoffard Rex Hunt John Innes Kristi Knerr Robert Lamkin na Gill . : 4 vpr .K .5 , T. iN- i' . - . , Friendship, justice, and learning; these are the three principles on which Sigma was founded. One can see at first glance that the Zeta Chi Chapter of Sigma hi on UNLV campus well exemplifies these principles. Beginning as Chi Sigma Chi, this local fraternity held nearly every athletic title the Inter-Fraternity council offered, always keeping in mind their goal of be- oming a chapter in Sigma Chi International. Zeta Chi's charter was granted on March 23, 1969. Since that date, Sigma Chi has made many achievements and contributions to the campus as well as the ommunity. Easter Seal drives, Christmas parties for the orphans at Child Haven, voter registration. to mention a few. are the actions that typify Sigma Chi's ommunity involvement. Their newa-acquired house has inspired the brothers and Little Sigmas to reach for even bigger achievements. Plans for the coming year include the Sweetheart Ball, the annual Greek Orgy, theme parties, concerts with name groups for charity and community proj- -cts. The Spirit of Sigma Chi reads, men of different temperaments, talents, and convictions, sharing a common belief in an ideal which produces a hearty ross-section of men in the Zeta Chi Chapter. 2'l