Omega Phi 238 Omega Phi Skits, Cook-out Begin Year Heber Springs provided the selting for a retreat planned to rekindle club unity and stimulate the members spiritually . Friday was devoted to paddleboating and a cook-out; on Saturday, club members spoke on the theme" A Common Love ." Twenty-two new girls were added LO the club's membership during pledge week. Rough night activities included a trip to Joe Mac Reynold's farm, where pledges performed skits. Clubs teams were active in volleyball. softball. football and basketba ll . But members still found time for a float trip down the Spring River. The trip was described as "Exciting" and "Fun - but cold!" A cook-out lunch and funning games helped warm up things. Christmas was a busy season for the club. At the SA Christmas movie. "Miracle on 34th Street," canned food was collected for needy families in the Searcy area. The members also held a mystery dinner to which dates were invited. Spring activities were varied. The Omega Phi girls adopted a grandmother. They also provided transportation for the chi ldren at Morrilton to go to Petit Jean. Their spring banquet, held March 28, featured the theme "These are the Best of Times." 1. OMEGA PHI. 1. Tritschler 2. Thomas 3. Spearman 4. Blake 5. Caughron 6. Jameson 7. Bryant 8. Bradshaw 9. Anderson 10. Olree II. Michael 12. Kesler 13. Lawson 14. Henderson 15. [vey 16. Smithey 17. Findley 18. Espeland /9. Leamons 20. e. Moreland 21. Thurmond 22. Land 23. Ransom 24. Luna 25. Co/glazier 26. Peebles 27. Handy 28. Hickman 29. Tidwe/J 30. Morthole 31. T. Moreland 32. Holloway 33. Palmer 34. Schirer 35. Guifarro-Beau 36. Cline 37. York-Beau 38. Sheridan 39, WaJ/er 40. Johnson-Beau 41. Smith 42. Rhodes 43. Huffman 2. IN A DESPERA TE attempt. Cathy Cline strives to regain control of the basketball in a game against Kappa Phi. 3. WAITING jor club open house 10 begin. Sharon Schirer. Phyllis Hickman and Sabel Quijarro take time to talk. ,., - Don Holland - Jim Murphy - Christopher Thomps()l!
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