GO made a strong sports . showing in the spring and fall. They won the spring "A" team basketball and the "A" team softball . The games were characterized by great teamwork rather than individual effort. In the fall, both the football and volleyball "A" teams went to the championship game. The spring banquet was held at the . Ramada Inn at Conway, highlighted by a movie created completely by club members . The theme was "Saturday Night at the Movies." The Christmas party was once again held at the Wyldewood gym, featuring games and gag gifts. AGO participated with many other clubs in interclub devotionals, as well as intraclub devotionals. More empha-sis was placed on service projects which included helping "shine up" Searcy and helping at the Homecoming football game. Other activities included a bowling party, hayride, blob dates and the traditional games of buck-buck. President Barry Hatfield felt it was a good year of "working and growing together . I am confident the spirit of AGO will continue on." 11t ,lpha Gamma Omega lways Striving Alpha Gamma Omega. Front row: Glidden , Mullins, Young, !mota , Williams , Hatvany, Boone, Campbell; second row: Goodpasture, Bearden, Whitfield, Collins, Houser. - photo by John Radcliffe. Presiding presence. Junior David Stevens, from El Paso, Texas, expresses his thoughts about the upcoming semester during AGO's first meeting. - photo by John Radcliffe . Alpha Gamma Omega 61
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