This year was a period of unifying and Pikes were also tough when sports were becoming two of the most influential so- involved. This club also competed in all cial organizations on campus for the sporting events. school's newest brother/sister club, Pi Pikes president, Tom Ed Simmons, Kappa Epsilon and Chi Omega Pi. feels confident about the success of the Chi-O's participated in many activities club. "Pikes have really come into our this year. Some of which included, devo- own this year. We're no longer just the tionals and a service project which was "new club". We've grown to be one of the giving Christmas gifts to the Sunshine most active and close-knit clubs on camSchool pupils. This allowed the Chi-0 pus." members the opportunity to express Chi-0 members, Stephanie Lucas and their spirituality as well as their Chris- Heather Powell, agreed saying, "We feel tian attitudes. Pikes social club served the best thing about Chi-O~s is that the the community by having a clean up day diversity of personalities all come toat Wyldewood. · ' gether to make a very close and unified Chi-O's were a part of all the fall and club." spring sports, challenging each of the by Kristin Holst other womens club in their division. Front row: Rachel Dye, Deanna Taylor, Angie Haley, SU8an Gwin; Second row: Scott Busby, Glen Metheny, Roy Montgomery, Tom Ed Simmons, Brad Blanton; Third row: Reed Tomlinson, Vince Sturgees, Julio Cruz, Joe Huneaker, Alonso Caetro; Fourth row: Michael Mazo, Shane Lank, Todd Farr, Rod Bonham, Chris Carper, Andy Gaither, John Sibert, Jason Jones; Fifth row: Scott Morrie, Michael Jordan, Trey Boals, Ryan Gjovig, Tim Yates, Jeff Olivet, Jim Flanders, Eric Morgan; Back row: Michael Stephenson, Jeff Black, Stacy Kymee, Eric Hollie, Scott Field, Matt Herren, Clinton Blair, Greg French.-Photo by Leslie Downe. LAUGHING UP A STORM. Chi Omega Pi member, Sarah Folkerts, and friend Beth Heffington, enjoy a club softball game. Club sports were a popular attraction for students.
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