Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Gamma Delta was founded at Syracuse University in 1904, as an international fraternity for women. Eleven ladies formed a friendship that promoted community service, self-improvement, and religious faith. Since its modest beginnings, Alpha Gam has been enlarging its circle of sisterhood all around the world. Theta Pi gained fifteen woulderful ladies during Fall Rush this year. Theta Pi hosted a bake sale at the Homecoming football game to raise money for the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation, which supports juvenile diabetes research. This year Theta Pi held a hayride and two formals, along with many other events. The ladies of Alpha Gamma Delta have worked diligently to incorporate their sisterhood into all aspects of Lambuth life.
Rachel McCoin, Angela Jacobs, Ginny Williams, Stacie Behm, Jenny Vaughn, Katherine Schriber, Kristen Knight, Julie Beaird, Ann Proud, Cindy McClearen, Stephanie Flagg, Sarah Kapler, Jennifer Miller, Emily Brown, Stephanie Stewart, Tricia Lowery, Melanie Myers, Erica Hensley, Ashley Belew, Courtney Nelson, and Ashlee Bartels
Ashlee Bartels falls under the spell of Dr. Mort Berkowitz, a hypnotist that visited campus.
The 1998 New Members of Alpha Gamma Delta at the Kappa Alpha Rose Ceremony.
The Ladies of Alpha Gamma Delta performing at "Lambuthpalooza" during Homecoming Week.
Angela, Ashlee, and Stephanie smile as they show off their jerseys during a Rush event.
Ashley, Stacie, and Emily look cute, even in their farmer's attire.
Julie and Stephanie have fun at their Mardi Gras swap at the Kappa Alpha house. The Alpha Gam's dressed to impress at their Petals and Pearls Formal. Source: The Lantern, Vol. 71, yearbook of Lambuth University
