University of Wisconsin Stout - Tower Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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SUIT Photographer ■Above: SIg Tau took part in the Homecoming Parade expressing both school spirit and community involve- ment. K Left: Members of Delta Zeta prove that they like to have fun as they promote their organization. i j rr Epsilon Pi Tau: Row 1 : Ed McDaniel Kunia Yenu, James Breen, Krista Baumann, Darcy Wagner, Peter Hanke, Mou Vang, Mark Sebek, Tim Marr. Row 2: Kevin Miller, Daryl Declute, Christopher Perri, David Redwine, David Kophonen, Jim Benson, David Pope, Lyie Young. Row 3:Richard Qebhart, Brian Albrecht, Jeffery Vangess, Mark Schmidt, TC Girand, Lee Smalley, Kevin Qottwalt, Mar- tin Hedlund, Leonard Sterry, Doug Stallsmith. Greeks Organizations

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But Why Should You Qo Greek ' ' Going Greek can certainly offer many opportunities and open many doors. Qreel organizations partake and orientate many activites within the community. Most strongly support Kinship and actively work to help the children in the program. Fundraisers for heart disease and children ' s hospi- tals also are high on the list. Just general community activity such as singing in nursing homes, shovel- ing snow, and donating food to needy families also place high on the list. Greeks also do exchanges with other greek organizations partak- ing in hayrides, special dinners, dinner dances, seasonal parties, and Homecoming events. r.O.D.T:ftOW liScMi Hucholl An PldUti,rrlc Simioii,I avepGlerman. Row 2:9U e Heine. JAincK Knovlc. (UKK-in Kow 5: KoMrt T«(t cli JcnainKron.JcMle Umb, MItctiObon H-ri IVtviion. Stoailiii Scoll MX. RiitiRupP-ClitisCarODrdn. r.O.D. UUIe StMcm RCM I : Albon Snocnwn Llndi KUtdlCkj. Row 2: Amy Manln folly rruklcndcll TcrnWcpIci Cam f »rdy. Sigma Sigma Signw: Row I: Sally WbnIewsM. Ua Pedtrson. lynne Sifihct, Mary Whokn. Brcnda Ztgler, Row 2: Cailk Qnotiig. ISilsW Cniucllcr. Tia Oo«hai t. Tcrcl Duiion, faiil Uulw, Amy DtuccKncr Sarah niscl. Brcnda wcndt. Row Sc MLssy L uns Jamie Hansen. Jane llciMad, Um KlcnKc, Jcnnllci rndm nivtjMic Miller Ai»» a»ti. m Dclunlim. UcO f LMBItll. Mkliclk fjJrcen VtcKy ril enRinir4: hrisly llolmMry. K«nv mngdbcrg. Suaan Nonl lk- IMrMcn Orad) ' . Kcnd) Koli, Kathy Kudolph. Kriidln Bdllcy. Sandui Spicliivan. Qilhy Scott. Kcbccu Pcna. 18 Organizations Greeks

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If Far Right: Council For Exceptional Children: Aside from regular meetings, the group takes time to socialize or pose for a picture. Stout Academic Honor Society: Some of the most intellectual students on campus gather regularly to plan accademic events and so- cial gatherings. The Tower Yearbook ' s Organiza- tion Section was open to all clubs and organizations recognized by the 5.5.A. All organizations were requested to participate, this section includes those that were interested. staff Photographer i ' ,aa Advhom Row li Kyle OuiMenon. JtOOy niebe. Jim Keenan. Tim ' ..irr Rom 2: Dawn Druler. Oait nlisch. Julk nuMmp. EJawn Cummin , Kiij M«llK«. MIchelte C«M. JItl SAIImoviu. Row y Julk nastinga. Sherry DobMrfuht. Cindy LcCounL Bctsy Dorman. Deb Jaeger, Um Siucke. Row 4: Qary Bachand. Paul PMrytius. Annie Hurtienne. Oennls rrecbecg, John OlM n. Row 5: John ChMtan, Judy Miller. Cdcnc Prey. Jeff Sllfe. Cobblestone Court in the Student Center provide organizations a place to attract and sign-up new members. 20 - Organizations