Waynesburg University - Mad Anthony Yearbook (Waynesburg, PA)

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Phlllp Troutman Third Row: T. Glennen, K. Ward, R. Musser, P. Americo, R. Cosgray, H. Jankey, G. Duplaga. Second Row: C. Lewis R Couderc F. Smeach, A. Wood, H. Milliken, F. Garred, D. McConnell, A. Dintino. First Row: D. Bice, A. Russo, R. Hampson D Wermlmger, P. Troutman, D. Reinhart, J. Varner, K. McConnell, F. Sandusky, C. Sharer. Not pictured: C. Bane J Ben nett J Berryman, P. Clary, B. Howard, J. Pollock, L. Tornabene, C. Ullom. pie .Sigma I I Next door to the T-P s' is one of the most active frats on campus, the Phi Sigs. Naturally, the big event at the rooms was Hell Week. How those guys do love to dish it outl Girls at the dorms will never forget the lusty voices of the pledges awakening them at all hours of the night for four days. Of course, all this furor had been preceded by a sumptuous banquet during Rush Week and then there was the Spring Formal to make up for everything. The Phi Sigs are proud to boast that U. S. Senator Edward Martin drafted their original charter back in 1907, and are proud of their aim to 'further a spirit of comradeship among their members and to advance the interests of Waynesburg College. Pres. Phi Sigma Forever More - - -

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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

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Miriam Kessinger Pres. ci76L!!6Lg8QlfU88 ningham, l. Frazier. Front Row: J. Messenger, M. Kessinger l.. Mankey, D. Brendle. Not pictured: P. Rinehart, S. Hildebrand M. Lewis, B. Raugh, F. Westover, M Down in the T-Wee hut this year things were really buzzing- or should I say cooking? Yes, Clara Cunningham, ably assisted by Bill Peters, really specialized in the culinary arts. Tallageewee spag- hetti has become a famous campus dish. But that's not all that's happened at the hut. After Rush Week, with eight new members to help, the house blossomed forth in a lovely fresh coat of paint. Then, lest you think that the T-Wee's are isolationists, the group made its annual trip to Pittsburgh, with boys in tow, to see The Girl from Wy- oming. The girls are now looking forward to a new year and only hope that it will be as busy and as happy as this one has been. Must Be Interostingl 77 Back Row: M. Prigg, E. Lane, C. Cun- Jacobs, D. Fox, C. Cunningham, B. Miller: