Beta Tau Adopts Grandmother Mrs. Miller. of Searcy, was selected to be Beta Tau's adopted grandmother. The members invited her to all the club functions throughout the year and also remembered her with cards and visits. Weekly, they held club devotionals designed to boost their spiritual life. They also celebrated the arrival of spring together with a visit to the Sunshine School, where they helped color eggs. A combination hayride/chili cookout at Joe McReynolds' farm was held to give old and new members a chance to become better acquainted. Their annual Christmas party was held at Wyldewood. The activities included eating, playing games, singing and exchanging gifts. Beta Tau was also kept busy in sports. Teams were active in softball. volleyball, speedball, basketball and swimming. Lynn Philpot stated that they had "no trophies, but fun!" 1. BETA TAU 1. Tucker-Sponsor 2. Cantley 3. Higginbotham 4. Calvert 5. Martin 6. Freeman 7. Wall 8. Summerhayes 9. Klemm 10. Caradine ll. Stinebaugh 12. Woolfolk 13. Philpot 14. Clonch 15. Sexton 16. Porter 17. Sandlin 18. Banks 19. R. Gulley 20. DUllon 21. Mitchel 22. Morrison 23. Vancil 24. Chandler 25. Dodd 26. Hollis 27. Dockery 28. Heinold 29. Chess 30. B. Gulley 31. Fleener 32. Bakely 33. Grimes 34. Stockton 35. Woods 36. Johnson 37. Still 38. Quillen 39. Sanders 1. HOMECOMING Tea provides an opportunity for alumnus Karen Griggs to relieve fond memories with A ndrea Clonch. 3. CELEBRATING the "Harding Hot Dog" tradition, Kire; member Priscilla Henderson and Beta Tau members Sarah Gibbons and Gina Miller participate in Spring Sing '80. r..____ ~~~~~~:~~~ " Beta Tau _ Courtesy 0/ Publid ty Office - Sifif/ Photo 229 Beta Tau
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