Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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Alpha Omicron Pi Shirley Armstrong Marilyn Beam Rita Beckerini Jill Beernink Jan Blacklaw Linda Boomer Nan Booth Kathy Bray Judy Broughton Marge Busby Pam Chester Suzanne Cox Kathy Denny Linda Edling Paula Edmondson Linda Erickson Jan Eraser Janet Frederickson Janet Gaugl Susan Gilleland Cheryl Gisselberg Patricia Green Marilyn Gullidge Ruth Harms Elizabeth Harper Beverly Heinemann Pat Ingalls Gwen Jackson Nancy Kelley Candy Kellman Judy Klug Kathleen Kruse Marth a Lee Linda Leeper Chris Liss Joan Lucke Susan Maberry Wanda McMillan Marian Monty Peggy Moss Kathy Nikko Tanya Novacoff Candace Olson Linda Ostrander Adele Paulson Charlene Real Margo Riegcl Donna Rome 404

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Preparing the scrapbook for Cathy Lambert Candee Lange Jean Millikan Kathy Morasch Meredith Morton Barbara Nelson Sandy Nisson Karin Page Sue Phipps Pam Pierce Kathy Piper Patti Piper Karen Reams Jill Reese Carrilee Reid Ursula Riccius Linda Rogers Marilyn Sherman Susan Snow Julie Stockman Carla Stucki Diane Sundt Betty Tomich Kathee Vancil Marilyn Wegner Cathy Woods Ellen Zimmerman 403

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Nayda Schlien Judy Stein Kathy Strasheim Sheryl Tatro Merilee Tombari Ann Wakefield Christine Walker Susan Wavenberg Sue Webb Jane Whittaker Jaqueline Yearout A dav of work and we ' ll have the house clean for Mothers ' Weekend. Alpha Omicron Pi ' s fifth year on campus was begun by a Bye-Bye Birdie song and dance skit during rush. Then, trying to build a yearly tradition that was strictly AOPi, they inaugurated their first Pumpkin Caroling party. The pledge dance was held in the fall, with Koffe Haus Kaper as their theme. Their dance was complete with folk-singers and newspapered walls for effect. They entered into the Christmas spirit by having Omnipis or anonymous stocking fillers. The AOPi Rose Formal, held in the spring, was a highlight of the year ' s events. It was given in honor of the new pledges. The year also held many informal events, such as the pledge class and senior sneaks, firesides, and Turnabout Day. The year was rounded by a grand party given for Chuckle Garza, a boy who lived at Medical Lake and whom the house sponsored. Even the members pitch in to help clean the house. 405