DELTA CHI OMEGA Delta Chis \\ break the ice" with a new precedent Beverly Bell Carol Bowman Joyce Flake Barbara Galyan Augustine Hendrix ArdYlhe John son Bo nnie Sue Johnson Peggy King FIVE Delta Chi vormllS display typical pledge behavior. Not even The club president can terrorize them inTO straighT faces 158 Soon after "plumill g for fa ll classes. eager Delta Chis began cluh arlivili('s with preparation for tl1(' coming plcdg(, w('{'k, which included painting ninf> wastebaskets for fullll'C pledges to u sc as hook satchel s. Not sa ti s fi pd wi lh making pledges fecI lowly, tl10 g irl s had as the th eme of their third fun c tion. "' I nfC' l'iori ty Pa rt y." The Delta Chi s initi ated a comparatively new trend for women's soc ia l clubs by being the first this yea r to present a chapel program-a one act play, "The Patterson's Dinner." Talents 'were next turned to the intramura l volleyball tournament. After having struggled through eight games. they emerged as the runn e rs- up for th e championship title. Thp theme for I he s pring banquet. centered around the entrance or th e 11 ('\\,('5 t slale in the Union, was " Breaking the Tce"-("ompl ete with gold nuggets, and an Eskimo and hi s igloo. Participation in the speech toul'Ilame nt and th e spl'ing outing capped the year for a bu sy club. OFFICERS . FALl: Plank, Pres.; Bowman, V·Pres.; Smith, Sec.; While, Treos; Read, Rep-Hist. SPRING, Plonk, Pres.; Smith, V.Pres.; Johnson, A. Sec· Johnson, B., Treos.; Bell, Rep -Hist. NOT PICTURED. Powell. Ann Marler Daniee Nelson Jeanette New Nancy Jo Newman Ruth Plank lynn Prysock Jeanette Read Joyce Reaves Nina Maye Ruch Deanna Smith Patricia Smith Alice Jean Stewart Nancv While Beverlv Wilson Donna Wise
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