Elon University - Phi Psi Cli Yearbook (Elon, NC)

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OPEN HOUSE OPENS DOORS FOR FUTURE BROTHERS . . . Each fall, Eton ' s fraternities gatfier to recruit new members. Due to a shortage of meeting places, this year ' s Open House was held at Thompson Court. With each fra- ternity holding court under at least one awning, the gathering resembled an old- fashioned tent meeting. AND THE HOUSE CAME TUtVIBLING DOWN One Friday afternoon in May, Eion students sat on discarded furni- ture and watched as three fraternity houses were torn down. The houses, formerly occupied by Kappa Sigma, Sigma Pi and Sigma Phi Epsilon, haclbeen deemed unsa fe. Fra ternities displaced by the loss of the houses were offered suites in Chandler residence hall. Construction on Greek lodges is expected to be complete by the Spring of 1989. Greek for Life 41

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It was a year of pluses and minuses. Alpha Kappa Lambda, Kappa Alpha Psi and Alpha Kappa Alpha joined the Elon Greek system, but Tau Kappa Epsilon lost its charter for 5 years. The houses were lost, but the new suites were built. Elon Greeks survived the ups and downs, because Elon Greeks are GREEK FOR LIFE BID CIRCLE — WHERE SISTERHOOD BEGINS . . . Each fall and each spring, the college community gathers around the fountain, waiting for a string of young women to burst through the doors from Alamance Build- ing, running to join their new sisters in Bid Circle. There are smiles, hugs, cheers, songs and tears. The Elon sorority system has welcomed its newest members. 40 Greek for Life

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AKA Alpha Kappa Alpha, from left to right: front — Lisa Toomer, Pamela Brown, Renee Jones. Lydia Derr. Angrid Emer- son. Crystal t orrison. f ichelle Morri- son: back — Kimberly Headen, Marie Gaddy Dawn Washington. Mae Haith, Angela Norris. Lynnice Joyner. Omicron Epsilon chapter celebrated its sisterhood at Bid Circle, below. AKA participated in the Organization Fair, below right, with President Crystal Mor- rison spearheading the effort. Angrid Emerson escorted by Sir Walter Mack and Crystal Morrison escorted by Junie Goodwin, bottom left, were Homecom- ing Queen candidates. , •» 42 Greek for Life