Waynesburg University - Mad Anthony Yearbook (Waynesburg, PA)

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'WR ' G Beers C Waiten J Papandreas, E. Gynewicz, L. to R. Back Row: J. Cole, L. McGartland, S. Wall, C. Miller, L. Wentzler, A. Muccmo, . , . , . J. Cumer. Third Row: R. Whiteside, M. Dacko, M. Kavoulakis, J. Volchko, N. Johnson, R. Deffenbaugh, R. Vitz, W. Allison, R. Miller, J. Soulxup, C. Hoge. Second Row: J. Spence, J. Sellers, C. Koceski, J. Dacko, L. Dell, J. Dzinbinslci, E. Murta, H. Peles, W. Hero, G. Thomas, ' M. P well, R. Garrison, D. Meeder, C. Levock, M. DeCourcey. A. Zido. First Row: R. Zollars, Dr. Ashburn, Dr, Lively, Dr. Moston, o .jcayoyoa igma .jcayoyoa Undoubtedly one of the most active social groups on the campus, the Kappa Sigs totaled nearly seventy strong by graduation time after their ranks had swelled during the spring. With many mem- bers holding class and student body offices, they were able to take as Homecoming, Fun Night, and the lead in important functions such parties. Master Artist Kavoulakis literally painted the fraternity into the limelight with his unique signs throughout the year. The . . . h group was especially proud of Ralph Garrison, their president, w o K Si ear, s also prexie of the Student Body. lt was a good appa g y wa and the boys will remember most of al the big Homecoming, when an alumni organization was formed, their stag parties, the unforgettable Ralph Garrison Pres. 'Esquire Party' with the gals, and the serenading during Hell Week. fav , ' . 'vp fs -1 1 N '- f my f-- 'A 1 .. ' ff ., A - .es T ' kg' .f 1. ,i.. W .j ,ay 5 . is , 3 dt, it 1: in of ' f iw i K , l . vt v . 1 V Q- , , ,rw ,, ,. ,.-Q., .v, , ah, U s ., , . - . , V 'is-situ is tk' , 4 ,J .. , 1 . . s - 1 tt, ,K Stag Session

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fl? , .4 ..w' . 5 .x,v ,Y .A L Q- ' its .,f- Third Row: M, Sever L Fuller J Williams J L ' J , . , . , . ogre, .Wilson, J. lrwin, A. Sowers, M. Poorman, D. Jenkins, S. Cancun, M. Reynolds. Second Row: R. Matthews, R. Henshaw, M. Closser, B. Ullom, E. Ferguson, M. Hull, A. Fedor, R. Schuette, G. Hebb, E. Morton. First Row: P. Gordon, E. Stephens, P. Meredith, P. Thomas, L. Georgi, A. Markotan, C. Aiken, M. Longo, D. Jatras. Not pictured: Y. Crumrine. A.. , .A 40661, gamma Mary Longo elfa Linda Fuller Pres. KU Pres. 121 Senior Sisters The Aggie house is almost bursting at the l ' it Seams these clays with some fifty members an- A 3 g J ' 1 ' Wering Mondo night roll call at the little house ..L 3 Q ,V f A1 ' 5 behind Miller Hyall. But they don't mind being A 1 V l CF0Wded. The more the merrier is the motto of ti it ji . A 1 i ' The Alpha Gams. This year has been a busy one 1 gl Q W' with a large Christmas dance at Madison Hall, L- 2 . 'V the Sadie Hawkin's dance, teas, and various ig it s W other social gatherings. The pledge party at llj 3 J' I . Century lnn, Scenery Hill, was so successful that f tl , ,N , ' g f Q. J the Aggies went back on May 29 to hold their fi -f if lg if A, Uhnual spring banquet and formal there. The l alumni organization of the sorority is also quite ,, -, it g act' ' uve and has held several meetings at the h0USe, helped with Rush Week, and entertained ihe graduating seniors at a banquet at the Fort -lGCkson Hotel on June 5. 73 . 1 iise',. A I , ,A L V ' .fb . Q. .. Z' K 'gf New is 1'

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f ., 0 A Q ' Back Row: J. Highberger, A. Moyer, B. Cole, R. Silvis, l.. Fox, B. Duncan, M. Kuhn, N. Moyer. Front Row: B. Addleman, P. Peternel, R. Davis, E, Galiley, A. Peck, E. McHenry, R. Conley. Not pictured: H. Babyak, H. Blair, A. Hura, J. Stepanic, -l- Warne. .jfaelfa igma The Old Messenger Building has witnessed many a grand party and many a gay time this year with the Theta Pi's making things hum with a succession of sweater hops, birthday parties, and iust plain working parties. During Rush Week a total of fifteen girls were added to the roster and promptly got into the swing of things. A general reiuvenating of the rooms took place during the year with the girls madly swishing paint brushes and having a grand time at ,it. Rummage sales were a favorite pastime as well as a money-making scheme. The girls have formulated some very awe-inspiring plans for next year with bigger and better sweater hops among their various proiects. We predict that they'll really go places! We're Cheering For You - - -' ' 'X ,Z Betty Addleman Pres. ill Jean Warne Pres. Q21