Waynesburg University - Mad Anthony Yearbook (Waynesburg, PA)

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4' vnyf E ff! c ie Hn D 'IHQ 'H gumaER'fAu..sPRlU6' 1 1 .jfrelfa Z ignfm We are the Theta Pi's, We go for all the guys, We have a lot of fun and no harm is done. '.'.. We like to dance and sing E 9 a In summer, fall and spring ' n . 0 Z O That's why we're always happy. U.. .Ho G' . 3 QI n o R Q39 Q6 f . QQ-:LQ O I FOUNDED---1906 MEMBERSl----32 Things go oFF to a grand start this year when the Theta Pi's displayed their rooms, repainted and redecorated to the student body at Open House on Home- coming. Since then, the ioint's really been iumping , with a steady succession ot sweater hops, rummage sales, teas and iust plain fun sessions. Fourteen girls wore yellow daffodils on pledge day and were ready to lump into the middle of things and become active members. One ofthe nicest times of the year will be remembered as a big party in the rooms when the Alpha Gams, Tallageewees and Theta Pi's got together and had an honest to goodness hen party-no men allowed. The good times don't end in June, those who live in Waynesburg will pack a summer full of activities on the third floor of the Messenger building, and be ready to swing into action with the entire sorority when the fall returns. The sorority congratulates the college on its 100th birthday and extends its wishes for a big future. 92

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L - L 5 i Mhz -, Xczyym L Wm ,Q we W A S C.. 1st row: A. Jones, D. Hartsock, B. Finney, T. Walsh, L. Frye, H. Robinson, Mike Dacko, G. Thomas. 2nd row: L. Dobson, D. Guyatt, F. Ayers, A. O'Lear, F. Gnatuk, J. Cole, C. Levock, B. DeCourcey, J. Soukoup, E. Murtha, E. LeCorchick, B. Ericson, B. Hurd, J. Dacko. The history of Kappa Sigma Kappa dates back to the year 1867 and the campus of Virginia Military Institute. Kappa Sigma Kappa came to the campus of Waynesburg College in the year 1941 Prior to that time, a group of men nad organized a social fraternity on the campus called the Phi Lambda Theta. The current scholastic year saw the fraternity enloy a huge social season with Lib Ferguson as the Kappa Sig Sweetheart, the Amateur Box V -:sx'..,.f., , w xp... , .. .:2. .-1 .:s..-::s:5:L-esw tin- 'EL r.-i... 'f:1ff 1fr:.f: ii .,... . . YM. ....,. ..., , ., ..., eil I:-2 . . .sm :st 1 x X X' XXX 453 X . . . . XXX me Ki X ,, ffwf .iw 55. xx. at ing Show which everyone enloyed, the Esquire dance and the annual Spring Formal The highlight of the year, and one to commemorate the Celebration of Vlfayrresburg, was the purchase of a beautiful new house W Carl Levock President Q Wfifsgf fi 2 x x G,-Uduqfing Kappa Sigg, Prof. Mullaly pins the Sweetheart. F J F

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NDF ' Q A 'E Z ' f 'Q f' 1 Wff 7 ff ,M WWW' w X. sw . Q? .,X S ...Mem lst row: Reifer, L. Pollock, N. Moyer, R. Davis, D. White. 2nd row: H. Bcfbyclk, A. Huron, J. Gcarbcarf, R. Conley, I. London. 3rd row: R. Silvis, E. Gclliley, S. Pcltferson. Pres. 1,, Ncmcey Moyer Pres. 2, RUTh D0lViS 93 F I. A , J as