Delta Iota's club hut, locaterl about fifte~n mil es north of Searcy, serverl as the location of frf'qurnt slag outjnp;s~ ann it was (1150 th e site of an "interest ing" initiation night. The 01', had a weiner roas t at Bee Rock for their 3rd fun ction. an rl had an all day outing in the spring at Petit Jean Sta te Park . The rl ub participated in the inter·club ath - lr ti cs program and had good parti cipation in th e campus Speech-Arts Tou rn ament. Club queen. Betty Cobb. endeared her self to thr club by baking cakes and cooki es for each rlub meet ing and was presented an engraved trophy at th e club's spring banquet. OffICEIS. FAll: Meredith. Pres.; Will iard, Sec· Trees.; SPRING: $prjnca-r, Pres .; Hurto, Vice-Pres.; Henderson, Sec.-Treas.; Grissom, Rep. DELTA IOTA FOLLOWING church services Ihese Delto Iota ' s enjoy on informa l ge t togeth er in the student cente r and talk over frosty mugs o f rool beer. Bales' Last Resort is unusual site of stag function GATHERING popers which were scottered on a windy doy , these Della 1010'S demonstrate their spirit of wi llin~ se(\lice. M r. Ron Butterfield Joel Anderson Pe ter Bumpass Don Chamberlain Jack Ford Robert Gri ssom Lowe ll Hall Larry Henderson John Hutto Robert Mayo Mike McCubbin Don Meredith James Seabaugh David Smart Jim Springer Sen Stewart 147
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