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Alpha Phi shows their spirit and go ·out on a limb' during Bid Day 1990. First row: Theresa Drelecharz,
Jennifer Carter, Shannon Turley, Doreen Bubonovlch, Kirsten Sweetman, Stephanie Thompson, Janet
Hoskinson, Lori Shackelford and Jen Partin. Second row: Gina Cherundello, Tricia Giacomini, Karen Mac
Issac, Kristen Lighthouse. Mary Beth McGovern, Jen Robinson, Rebecca Chambliss, Linda Fehr, Kathy
Castro and Jenny Schyer. Third row: Charity Banker, Shanna Rados, Laura Aberer, Allyson Thomas,
Jeanne Merill, Tracey Howton, Catherine say and Kalel Cadlnan.
Two down and many more to
got
After two successful rushes at USD,
Alpha Phi's growing sisterhood is
o0
its-way. The Eta Rho Chapter of Alpha
Phi, founded on our campus i~ 1989, $trjves to uphold the high ideals of
womanhood, scholarship and s ice a d to ~rpetuate her spirit of sisterly
love and kindness that our
fi
nd ··
s
fbr-
us at Syracuse University in
1872.
With the addition of our
this year. The chapte~
is
n
through our many invol
started of the year with a ve
the boat "San Diego's
i
nities at USD and other uni
by our involvement during
Sigma Chi's Derby Days. We ere
by Junior Attendant Charity B k
Endless enthusiasm and prid
, a .
ldf>ha
Phi's spirit has grown
wnme:n
sJ~'flg.
This spirit was shown
u .as well as off campus. We
d ~tertaining pledge dance on
great exchanges with frater-
s ell. ur enthusiasm was also shown
om·ng activities, Greek Week and
I
pr
11t
during Homecoming
r and nior Attendant Allyson Thomas.
key to Sisterhood in Alpha Phi.