American University - Talon / Aucola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Panhell president. Sandy Kelly, registers rushees. Signing the Declaration From Independence. sorority soirees Sorority Rush Every year when Rush comes around, it brings with it many wonderful experi- ences. It is filled with many festivities given by the sororities on campus. The rushee at- tends informal gatherings on campus, and she is welcomed in the sorority rooms. Now, the off-campus activities begin. It is in this manner, that the rushee learns all about the organization of which she would like to be- come a part. After a few fun-filled weeks of getting acquainted, Bid Day arrives. It is on this day that the rushee receives her invitation to pledge the group of her choice. Thus, after many an anxious moment, the new pledge is welcomed into the exciting world of the Greeks. For her, this marks just the begin- ning of the good times that will prevail throughout college. And when the years of college have long since passed, this truly wonderful time of life will forever be re- membered. Chuckles and chatter at the rush party.

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Take me to your leader. Hey, Ma, I made the chorus line. . . . and so we close on our beat, beat world. Peace. This is a letter to Mama?!? sophist sophomores Sophomore Skit Night An old legend goes that the President of our Alma Mater told the incoming fresh- men that their task was to seek wisdom. then added, sophomores are not sources of wisdom. But they must possess some insight for they predicted A.U. ' s future in this Beat Beat World which featured private apartments in the Hughes Hilton and se- ances in Maggie ' s Pub. Ah ! those sophomore sophists.

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brewed on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay. Lights out on the AXO ' s Casino Royal. Who wants to try the pin on next? What a difference sorority makes. The Greeks let go while swinging into fraternity row.