Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 28

PAGE 4.SECTION C.IDAHO STATE JOURNAL POCATELLO, IDAHO, SUNDAY, AUGUST Jt, Alpha Chi Omega attire of members to decorations: parly has Hawaiian theme.) Gamma Phi Beta (Chapter welcomes rushees in theme, "It's a Small Forty Coeds Pledge Three ISU Sororities Forty Idaho State University coeds from seven states have affiliated with the three national social sororities. This was announced by Dean of Women Barbara Under at the conclusion of the fall rush Thursday. Rushees were entertained at a variety of social functions, ranging from theme parties to ehchapter room parties, by Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Omicron Pi and Gamma Phi Beta. The pledges are ALPHA CHI OMEGA-Cathy Beebe, Wendy Crabtree, Kathleen Mecham and Kathy Stinson, all of Pocatello, Susan Self, Cocolalla; JoAnn Winkle, Filer; Tami Powell, Glenns Ferry; Kathy Fowler, Idaho Fall; Darcie Hart, Lewiston; Monica Peck, Melba; Betsy Palmer, Nampa; Maria Spielman, Sagel; Robin Baun and Janet Houston, Twin Falls; and from out of state, Barbara Booth, Santa Cruz, Jan Epperson, Alameda, Paula Gledhill, Scottsdale, Ariz; Denise Mitchell, Hamilton, and Shelley Shillingstad, Rapid City, S.D. ALPHA OMICRON Pi-Mary Garner, Pierce; and Kathleen Mehn, The Dalles, Ore.

GAMMA PHI Banyard, Dorinda Barrow, Kim Beeten, Karen Kesler. Jan Long, Michelle Magagna, Rebecca Pond, Deborah Rosenbaum, Suzette Sanford and Kerry Swanson, all of Pocatello; Gayle Bowler, American Falls; Cindy Dawes, a A a Barrenechea, Kelli Downend and Diane Williams, Boise; Terry Brady, Idaho Falls; and from out of state, Anita Bright, Sacramento, Kari Schalker, Atherton, Kristin Smith, Kan. SISTER REGISTERS ALSO 1975- 76 Miss A laska, Wanting To See Other 49 States, Enrolls as ISU Coed Last August Cindy Marie Suryan was getting ready to go to the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City, N.J., as Miss Alaska. This August she is getting acquainted with the campus at Idaho State University. She has enrolled as a freshman on nearly $3,000 in scholarships won at Miss America-related pageants.

Actually, Miss Suryan entered her first pageant--Miss Kodiak--as an incentive to take off pounds. "I was fairly heavy," she recalled, "and I wanted to lose weight." It took strict dieting but she dropped 23 pounds. She became Miss Kodiak and the recipient of a scholarship of about $400. Then she won the Miss Alaska title and a $2,000 scholarship. Although she didn't place in the Miss America Pageant, she received a $500 scholarship.

The Washington-born Miss Suryan has resided for 11 years in Alaska, where her father is a cannery processing foreman. Until going to the Miss America pageant, she had never traveled past Seattle, Wash. "I got to see the East coast," she said, "that was big for me." In Atlantic City Cindy met the Idaho entrant, Teri Harding, Twin Falls, who told her about the state. But at that time Cindy had her mind on the national pageant and didn't realize she would be coming to Idaho a year later. Cindy did return to Kodiak after the pageant and worked as a computer operator.

However, she wanted to get out of the state of Alaska to see how the other 49 states are. She liked what she read about Idaho and Idaho State University and decided to make the move. The 21-year-old Cindy, oldest of five children, was accompanied by her 18-year-old sister, Linda. Both are enrolling as freshmen, Linda as a zoology major and Cindy as a general studies major. They are roommates at Garrison House.

The sisters from Alaska are glad they chose Idaho. What's more, they are looking forward to Sept. 18 and ISU's first home football game in the Minidome. From the state where hockey is the featured fall-winter sport, they have never seen a live football game. Alpha Omicron Pi Night's Dream" features Shakespeare entertainment.) Miss Alaska, Cindy Suryan (She plans fa see first live football in Minidome.) NANCY RUSH AND ARLINE BENNETT ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW BEAUTY SHOP AUGUST 30TH CHATEAU de' CAPRI lOCATIDIIKAttllEAUnSAlON 164 JEFFERSON GRAND OMNINC SMCIAL Perfect Tcuch PERMANENT WAVE.

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