ZETA CHI OMEGA Zeta Chi Omega, the newest sorority on campus, was organized the end of fall quarter 1970. A steering committee consisting of faculty, advisors, and members of other sororities and fraternities accepted applications, held interviews and chose twenty-two charter members. Zeta Chi stresses the importance of the girls working as a whole yet tries to develop the special talents within each individual. Zeta Chi attempts to bridge the gap between the academic and social aspects of college by creating a strong relationship between girls, whether they be similar or extremely different in their ideals. In this way the sisters of Zeta Chi Omega are able to accept and look at the world and its problems through a much wider perspective and grow from their experiences. 1 Laura Iverson 2 Chris Songer 3 Donna Baker 4 Debra Wintle 5 Karen Hegstrom 6 Clara Carver 7 Sherri Martin 8 Ann Bawden 9 Jeannie Taylor 10 Janice Muir 11 Diane Curtis 12 Mary Anne Sewalson 13 Vickie Mather 14 Maggie Bybee 15 Marci McGregor 16 Robyn Arslanian 17 Jeannie Oka 18 Kay Bruce 19 Sandy South 20 Jill Bateman 21 Terri Carter 22 Judy Mendenhall 23 Janette Roskelley