Tuesday Devotionals Strengthen Club Alpha Omega and Delta Chi developed greater unity by par· ticipating in a diversity of joint activities. Throughout the year the two clubs met for devotionals on Tuesday evenings. "My own sense of belongng was heightened by the ideas and feelings that we shared at these get·togethers," said Alpha Omega member Chris Thomp· son. Other events within the two clubs included "mass dates" to the movies and local Italian restaurants (pizza parlors). Roller and ice skating excursions, and a picnic featuring coed softball and "New Earth" games provided a unique escape from the campus scenario. Danny Crow's farm was the sight of Delta Chi's annual Fall Outing. Members and their dates enjoyed a hayride in the Arkansas countryside and were greeted by a blazing bonfire. Following refreshments and games, the evening culminated as those present listened to tales of horrid ghost stories. In keeping with the theme "Haunts of the Past," Alpha Omega and Delta Chi claimed first place for the third consecutive year in the Homecoming float competition. Following an all-night construction party, several Delta Chi women added the finishing decorations on their entry entitled "The Ghost of. Godden HaiL" Sports was also an area of competitive involvement for both clubs. Alpha Omega com· peted in all areas of intramural competition and claimed first place in club bowling. Delta Chi fielded teams in basketball, bowling, softball, speedball and volleyball, In December, members visited Morrilton Children's Home to host their Christmas Party. While some members played games with the younger children, others helped the older children create decora· tions for the Christmas tree. "All those who went and par· ticipated, thought it was an uplifting experience," said Thompson. '£.<\ 1. ENJOYING some pleasant conversation are Alpha Omega-Delta Chi members Pam Clark, Terry Ewachiw, Doug Jones, and Wayne Ard. 2. WHILE preparations for a club mixer are laking place, Tony Bradley displays a mischievous look. 3. ALPHA OMEGA. 1. Ewachiw· 7 _ Christopher Thompson Queen 2. Agin 3. Mann 4. Crum 5. Mullins-Secretary 6. Parker 7. MillerQueen 8. Choate 9. Perdle 10. Davis J J. Bain 12. Powers J 3. Bradley· President 14. Lemieux 15. McGin· ness 16. Whaley 17. Thompson 18. Lawson-Sponsor 19. Martinez 20. Jones 21. Ard 22. Wells 23. Dyes 24. Hatlemer 25. Washer· Vice Presi· dent 26. Lake·Treasurer 27. Glenn 28. Dunbar 29. Romaine 30. Studebaker. 4. BID night finds Steve Choate receiving his bid from Alpha Omega members Wayne Ard and CariWeils. 5. IN GHOSTLYapparrel, Denise Mosby and Becky Smith bring back memories of the Ghost of Godden HaU in the 1981 homecoming parade. 6. JUMPING to claim possession of the ball is a Delta Chi member in a game against Kirei. 7. DELTA CHI OMEGA. 1. Pendergraft 2. Milhoan 3. Cullum 4. Young 5. Watson 6. Goodson 7. Ewachiw 8. Ochodnicky 9. Mitchell 10. Gunter 1 I. Morgan 12. Tyrone 13. Wise 14. C. Baxter 15. Folette J 6. Robinson 17. Harris 18. Jackson J 9. Morris 20. Welborn 21. Hudson 22. Crabtree 23. Goosetree 24. Sullins 25. Bishop 26. N. Baxter 27. Ducharme 28. Ramsdell 29. Parker 30. Alter 31. Mattox 32. B. Smith 33. Ewart· Secretary 34. Arnold 35. Johnson. Vice President 36. Clark-President 37. R. Smith-Beau 38. Mosby· Treasurer 39. Bradley-Beau 40. Barnhardt 4 J. Gentry. 8. AS PLEDGE master Carl Wefls looks on, Ted Holmes makes a proposal to Barbie Smith. Delta Chi Omega· 217
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