·-0 u 0 Delta Gamma Rho yells their famous train cheer on Oct. 28 during club week roll call. In addition to the service projects during club week the girls were known for participating in Random Acts of Service that helped the community Caleb Rummel Come on and Ride this train A large social club with equally large hearts, the women of Delta Gamma Rho were known for their Random Acts of Kindness service project. Once a semester, the girls split up into groups of four or five and scoured Searcy in search of ways to brighten someone's day. Their list included baking cookies for the fire and police departments, writing encouraging notes to various Harding students and faculty, raking leaves, visiting nursing homes and buying people food at McDonald's. The girls could be seen around campus in their trademark navy, maroon and white jerseys. DGR girls did not need their jerseys to help them stand out, however; their sisterhood was what stood out the most "We are all so different, yet we are brought together by our love for God and desire to serve Him," senior Laura Green said. "I love that we can be so different and unified at the same time." jessica Ardrey Row 1: B. Williams. D. Gibsof'\ G Stric~ond. M De Lo Torre. M Harless. L Cosey. D. Boker. C. Blakemore. N. Custer, C. Bakke. M. Brooks. B. Miller, K. D.eAtle~ Row 2: S. King, R Loeffler, N. McCoy. E. Gordner, K_ Dougherty, L Green, M McCoy. B. Cotherf'\ K. johnsOf'\ M. Lawson. E. Hetric~ L Steger, K_ Soler,r C. Walker, B. Caudill. Row 3: RjohnsOf'\ A Shelton. i Lee. D. Hill, K. Moon. E. Bloke. K. Dougherty, M. Shelton. S. Dear, H. Gould K. Beaty. L Pinczu~ i Case. K. Beggs. i Dowler, L Witcher. Row 4: K. White. M. Clayton. S. Chicoine. C. Hatler, K_ Vic~ B. Durgin. A Ledesma. K_ Simpson. A Bryon. R Marsha ll, K. Welch. M. Connors. M. Fonseca. Row 5: A Moore. A Roznos. M. Hill. T. Holloway. S. Uchida. S. Kendall. B. Chose. i Won. A Farris, S. Adcoc~ T. HorleS£ Row 6: K. Simpsof'\ C. Miller, A Adams. H. Vandiver, A AdkiSOf'\ L HomiltOf'\ C. Pope, T. Donitzen. Row 7: A Alexander, S. Par~ E. Robsof'\ B. Seorcey. i Spears. C. Toilliof'\ A Foul~ A Mhurs. M. Elliot. Row 8: G Moncero. C. Rolstof'\ M Sitzes. K. Batte. W Oliver, S. Conley. E. Spencer, E. Wagner. i Heckman. Row 9: S Nil( H. Schliffkq A Schulz. K_ Gonf'\ K_ Barnett. L Howes. C. Wallace. B. Chon. Sophomore Anthony Soegert tokes the boll to the basket for Kyodoi during a club basketball game on Feb. 1. Kyodoi was known for their game cock mascot seen mainly during club week. Ashe/ Parsons Finding Q_ CD -+ 0 (Q 0 3 3 0 g T~eir Beat Th "K d ., Row 1: I. Siryon, 1. Anderson. C. Foil. l Decker. Row 2: S. Rende. C. lkeorho. T. Boatwright S Miller. Row 3 B. JernigOf'\ N. Flores. K. Schleyer. M Bailey Row 4: L Cosey. L Pierce. R Reding, N. Hull. Row 5: B. Furlong, T. Rodcli~ M Tolentino. A DePeno. C. Taylor Row 6: D. Stewart. E. Ramsey. P. Hawkins. l McCleese. V. Dougherty, Row 7: l Loudof'\ B. Stafford M Stinsof'\ S Broom Row 8: P. Bell I. Pierce. C. Fronsof'\ M Augsburger, N. Wilhelm A Soegert e name vo al meant "brotherhood" in Japanese, and the club lived up to its name.i he men~ social club excelled in club sports and was well-known for their "gamecock" rooste\mascot one lucky inductee got to carry with him every year during club week. While Kyodai participated in sports~nd· service projects every year, such as the Rake 'N Run, where the men raked ~eople's yards in the community, it also had a reputation for its annual lumberjack function. "The lumberjack function is pretty unique," senior Tripp Radcliffe said. "All of the guys work on their beards and train vigorously for the lumberjack games like the log toss or the syrup chug competition. Then we fellowship and have flapjacks afterwat·d. It's by far my favorite function of the year." The guys of Kyodai did not have to look far to find dates willing to accompany them to this function, and many of the guys prepared for it months in advance. "I find that it helps to wear plaid and flannel year-round," Radcliffe said. No matter the outcome of the log toss, Kyodai members' good sense of humor and close connections with each other guaranteed their club would stay strong for years to come. Sarah Eason club profiles 2 6 5 ~
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