Shantih Crushers Unite The aspect of unity was very noticeable in Shantih social club. "The club is very unified, each of us know we could call on one another for anything," states member Denise Johnston. Shantih is well known as the "Orange Crush." They participated in Spring Sing with Tri-Sigs and Kappa Tau social clubs. Their show had an Olympic theme which tied in with the Olympics held in Los Angeles, Calif. They also had a spring banquet held at the Little Rock Club. The club participated in several different service projects. In April they helped with the Arkansas Special Olympics. They visited and cared for an elderly Searcy couple. Also they donated money to send a child to camp. The club took twenty-four new members during induction. Although they grew drastically' they were still able to retain their unity. The girls had morning prayer breakfasts, club devotionals and developed prayer groups. The girls were also able to interact with one another at their various parties. Their hayride was held at the Carter Farm with a special visit from the Great Pumpkin. Santa Claus also visited their "Winter Wonderland" Christmas party. They also held an Orange Crush party in which they went roller skating. £ ~~~~~~~~~ Come to Me. Edie Hinson works at the concesion stand at the Harding-Hendrix basketball game. photo by James McCreary Shantih. Front row: Mason, Crow, Laffert, Hart, Evans, McCaskill, Earle, Lane, Staland, Anthony, Young, Boyer. Second row: Henson, Smith, Wenge, Walker, Ebeling, Glover, Dixon, Bogues, Mathis, Branum, Taschner, Burton, Harding, Hill, Tomlinson, Garrett, Wilson. Third row: Downing-sponsor, Hogan, Teasley, Barnett, Smithson, Barton, Akin, Ogburn, Sul/iuan, Thomas, Ratliff, McLarty, Ready, Johnson, Pratt, Young, Robinson, Hinson, Heinen, Mankin, Luke, Gardner-sponsor. Fourth row: Smith, Burkett, Oliver, Daniel, Gillett, Cole, Powers, Mitchum. Back row: Savage-beau, Thomas-beau, Burton-beau. - photo by John Radcliffe. , ' Are You There? Vickie Henson checks on Jackie Myatt as she stares off into the distance while the two are visitng in the Student Center, - photo by James McCreary. Peace that passes understanding, I Shantih 103 1 ----~~~~----~~~--------------
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