Game Night Ends Pledge Week Ga laxy and Ju Go Ju initiated cl ub activities this yea r by jOin ing forces to create yet a noth~r successf ul a nnual Banana Sp l it Sale in September. The month con t inued to prove itse lf f ull as the two clubs combined to ha ve an outing at Wyldewood September 18. This yea r's SA sponsored " Toy and Dolly Drive" was active ly entered in to by Galaxy a nd Ju Go Ju as they decided to "Adopt a Home," t hus encouraging the Chri stmas spirit of givi ng. Devotiona ls bound the c lubs in a spec ial kind of sp iritual unity. Various speake rs helped mo ld an atmosphe re of warmt h a nd growth within a nd between the groups. Together the c lubs eage rly partic ipated in Spring Sing, putt ing f orth their usual e nthusiasm . They a lso we re ab le to raise money in t he Jog-A-Thon in the spring. Pledge Week brought with it excitement, some wonderful new members and a lot of fun for o ld and new members a l ike . Hi ghli ghting t he week was a " game ni ght" at Wy ldewood where a p leasurable eveni ng and a chance to grow close in friendship was taken adva ntage of. J u Go Ju members were invo lved in all c lub sports wit h t he excep tion of football. They worked together with a good team spirit and grew in harmony wit h eac h other. Cookouts were a favorite fa ll activity and Ju Go Ju had one at sponsor Ba rbara Duke's home in October. November's Homecoming was a trea t for everyone and the Al umni Tea was held on Saturday. The semester ended with a Chr istmas party. Ga l axy's 95 percent participation payed off in volleyba ll th is yea r as t hey captured fi rst place in A, B, and D teams . A ll other sports were also a part of their program. A trip to Pi nnacl e Mountain took place October 31 increasing opportunity for close friendsh ips withi n t he group . A Christmas party ended the fall semester and a skating party and other soc ial events he lped improve unity throughout the yea r."'<.(::. 1. Galaxy. 1. lixum 2. Cooper 3. Shields-hist. 4. Armstrong 5. Nabro 6. Moore 7. Boresma 8. Drinnen 9. Downing 10. Stack 11. McKnight 12. Means 13. K. Nutt 14. Harden 15. Ha ll 16. Tate 17. Dinterman 18. Riley 19. Vaden-president 20. Rector 21 . Wheeler-sec. 21. BisselJ23. Bell 24. Campbell 25. S. Nutt 26. Bussard 27. Galloway 28. Payne 29. Tucker-sponsor 30. Long 31. Clemens 32. Skipmore 33. Burley 34. Figgens 35. Russel 36. Sansom 37. C. Kelly-athletic director 38. Pruitt 39. Nolte 40. Fowler 41. Ozbirn 42. B. Kelly-v. president 43. Loden-queen 44. Beckloff-queen 45. Taylor. 2. On l u Go l u's fall ou t ing, Teresa Robinson and Jerry Tucker share a pleasant moment by the fire. 3. Keeping "An 'Aye For Gold" are l olayne Loden and Rex Fowler in their club's Spring Sing show. 4. Making a fast break, Tamm y Hensley side-steps Lynette Smith. 5. For Galaxy and Ju Go Ju's se rvice project, Marla Clark and Ken Bissel/help wi th the serving of banana splits. 6. Out on a beautiful day, Jack Boersma enjoys a game of frisbee. 7. Ju Go Ju . 1. Duke-sponsor 2. CiUy-sponsor 3. Breshears 4. Smith 5. Machen 6. Barron 7. Nusbaum 8. Kelley 9. T. Robinson-v. president 10. Daugherty 11. Gurchiek 12. Gibson 13. Turner 14. G. Eas t 15. Means 16. lones 17. Robinson 18. Clark 19. Rector-president 20. Mimms 21. Brown 21. Tennant 23. Reed 24. Bohan 25. Sheppard-beau 26. Phillis 27. McCullough 28. Hodnett 29. Gregg 30. Bessent 31. Citly 32. Morton 33. Hartman 34. Cash 35. Aston 36. Hill-sec. 37. Latham 38. Beckloff 39. Bryan·beau 40. Hensley-t reas. 41. Casto 42. Wood 43. Dru Denham 44. Corbin 45. Blickenstaff 46. Beck 47. Connor 48. /. Todd 49. S. Todd 50. Dorelle Denham 51. Loden 52. Wheeler-beau 53. T. East. _ John /. Radcliffe
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