UNITY THROUGH SERVICE The club motto for Lambda Sigma is "Triumph through Togetherness, " and this year they did that in a variety of ways. From sports to service, the Lambdas showed their enthusiasm and unity. Club activities were always something special. November's hayride even featured a fireworks display. In the spring, they planned a banquet, a lock-in, several picnics and other activities. Lambdas also triumphed in sports. Last year, they were awarded the All-Sports trophy for sma ll clubs. This year, they held the best records in football and volleyball. Finally, Lambda Sigma was a club of servants. Four times during the year, the club came together to pickup litter off the highways. Through this, they no t only made the area beautiful , but they also grew closer through service. In reference to this activi ty, Kevin Busch, a junior from Mission Hill , S.D., said, "It seems like a small thing , but it makes a big difference and I guess that picking up trash toge ther could be called a 'bonding experience.'" Lambda Sigma had 21 members with a wide variety of majors and interests. But despite their differences , they showed their ability to "triumph through togetherness. " - Scott Swalwell "It seems like a small thing, but it makes a big difference ... ,, KenjiNisbida, Clif.!Huot andRupertGuysbarepersonalandclub news in the Student Center. One usually saw several groups of studentsgathered at tables to share each other's company. Photo byJason Bu11. Lambda Sigma. l st row: Dan No1ton, Campbe ll Reddick, Ri ck Castl ema n, Brent Pl emo ns, Mark Levi , Gian Carlos Monzon, James Tu ley, Trena Moss. 2nd row: Bill Gardner, Michael Ferris, Shane Jackson , Kevin Busch , Cliff Huo t,Rupe rt Guy, Fred Jewell. Photo by Jason Burt. Lambcia Sigma 218 ~,------~~------=s~o-ci~. a~l ~C~lu~b-s
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