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Show V, *• £ 1. Jackie Conkling 2. Chris McDonald 3. Heidi Kratzer 4. Kristi Stagg 5. Kathy Price 6. Marilyn Griffiths 7. Mary Jane Klc 8. Becky Wilcox 9. Sandi Clayton 10. Joey Lytle 11. Sandra Lillie 12. Nevon Johnson 13. Judy Nielson 14. Susan Stringham 15. Kathy Grimm 16. Rae Lynn Wikstrom 17. Alice Henninger 18. Pat Sheffield 19. Julia Adams 10. Pat Farrell 21. Barbara Croft 22. Paula Klagge 23. Shari Daynes 24. Larry Castle 25. Anita Bland 26. Cynthia Hilton 27. Janet Bates 28. Halli Steckel 29. Marsha Sandburg 30. Shawnie Phillips 31. Cathy Hooker President 32. Leslie Duder 33. Mary Schubach 34. Debbie Daynes 35. Denise Rathofer 36. Julie Arnold 37. Joan Cannon NAIADS Shaping uptheship One of the goals of the Naiads is to make the group more of a military organization, and less a social sorority. The female sponsors of the Navy ROTC want to unify all the military organizations on campus; this goal is now underway with the initiation this year of a choir open to all ROTC candidates and women affiliates. Membership in Naiads is enhanced by the many social activities involved-dates with Midshipmen, "pirate parties," and so on. The fifty-two Naiads are selected through Rush in the fall; they are judged on interest in Navy ROTC and Naiads, personality, willingness to serve, and least important, GPA. |
