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Iota Gamma Chi Variety in the year's functions highlighted 1968-1969 for Iota Gamma Chi. Returning lotes began their autumn activities with an informal rush party in the clubroom. The final party a few weeks later entertained guests at a Japanese Teahouse. Rushing activities continued with bidding and concluded with acceptance night, at which new pledges and lote sponsor, Mrs. Ira Zepp, were honored. Interior decorator's' fever infected the Sabre Sisters as they purchased and rearranged the new clubroom furniture. "But Emma. you'll have to write a check to pay for it. We've already bought it." A clubroom sleep-in, and pizza and Christmas parties terminated the first semester for the Iotas. An innovation in campus women's activities was the lotes "Spring-Thing," a fashion show by the Dulaney Shop, with the lotes as models. The lotes' own Avon Wonder Girl, Woody Feisler, spearheaded the successful sales campaigns, paying for the orchestra at the winter Formal. March eighth found the lotes caught up in couture, coifs, and corsages at the Coachman's Quarters at Peerce's Plantation. The Sabre Sisters are new mothers, having adopted John Petchimuthu, an underprivileged boy from India. 1. Carol Fleagle 11. Cindy DeWitt 2. Jane Fiesler 12. Audrey Johnson Contributing to his support will be a permanent project. 3. Pam Freeman 13. Betsy Conner The year concluded with the annual Spring Banquet, at 4. Linda Hahn 14. Marsha Swanson 5. Lynne Price 15. Elaine Mentzer which lotes received their sorority yearbooks and re- 6. Eileen Kazer 16. Katie Cranford viewed the year's memories. 7. Betsy Welsh 17. Lorna Rumpf 8. Suzanne Gilford 18. Marty White 9. Roberta Snyder 19. Carol Rechner 10. Emma Moore Not pictured: Judith Massicot, Sharon Black. Ann Schwartzman. Rosemary Nunley. Bertha Reese. Lori Hale. IfX VICE PRESIDENT: Linda Hahn RECORDINGSECRETARY: Eileen Kazer PRESIDENT: Ann Schwartzman CORRESPONDINGSECRETARY:Suzanne Gilford PARLIAMENTARIAN: Emma Moore 145