DELTA GAMMA RHO. 1st row (I tor): Tom Ed Simmons, Diane Kallis, Elizabeth Pickens, Jennifer McDoniel , Carmelita Bandy, Robin Peek, Bridget Rhymes, Andrea Robertson, Jerry Hanselman. 2nd row: Hoyt Slade, Kathy Hodges, Rachelle Pratt, Mitzi Smith, Tammy Callahan, Lisa Wilhite, Susan Billingsley, Rebecca Morris, Danielle Diffine, Andrea Porter, Treva Pryor. Jrd row: Tracy Marbro, Sonya Leek, Tonya Lee, Donna Wallace, Stacie Evans, Jennie Simmons, Paula Orr, Teresa Toland, Karen Martin. 4th row: Ayanna E. Evans, Shannon Caul, Beth Martin, Liz Canter, Cara Rana, Kelly McBride, Lori Clark, Karen Rinehart, Kelley Spurlock, Heather Phipps. 5th row: Laura York, Kristi Barwick, Cole Beam, Jennff"er Alexander, Sherry Orr, Melanie Holloway, Kaseye Dillard, Lisa Herndon, Mandy Dodson, Chantelle Bequette. oth row: Lori Majors, Karen Wright, Kris Collins, Traci McMennamy, Emily Corley, Chanda Caffey. 7th row: Angie Stricklin, Hunter Ray, Launa Oliver, Paula Tibbits, Laura Beth Vanderpool. Bth row: Kelli Kubala, Cara Orr, Shari Beaves, Amber Collins, Dena Harrell, Cindy Grout, Janet Clark, Charlotte Drulman, Erin Selvidge, and Julie Nelson. 'lJe{ta (jamma !Rjio Linked In Unity And Sisterhood The fourth birthday of Delta Gamma Rho marked a very special year for the club. This May the charter members were the first graduating class of Delta Gamma Rho. Liz Canter said, "It was sad seeing the charter members graduate, especially since they played such an important role in the establishment of the club; however, they left behind great patterns for us to follow." The club members continued to cairy the previous enthusiasm as in past years and to follow their club motto of "Linked in unity and sisterhood." By visiting local nursing homes, each girl showed the true spirit of Delta Gamma Rho. The members visited the homes on a bi-weekly basis, giving their time and love to the elderly. Each member felt the need to reflect on the things they should be thankful for, and they also learned to appreciate each other. Jan Baskett said, "The biggest thing it made me realize was that just because the elderly people that we visited weren't like me, they were still people. They had feelings and needs. They really needed the love and attention from someone; I am glad Delta Gamma Rho was there to give it to them." Sherry Orr said, "I felt like we not only helped them, but they also helped us by giving us a great feeling that will always stay with us. The benefits of this service project will remain with the participating members throughout their lives.' '+ - Julie Plemmons WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT? Could it be Ayanna Evans during pledge week? Delta Gamma Rho pledges were easily recognized on silly day by the symbolic ring around their necks. CHI ALPHA RHO & DELTA GAMMA RHO 107
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