Georgia Institute of Technology - Blueprint Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Once a year the 28 fraternities and sororities of Georgia Tech participate in a week of frolicking festivities and night revelry quite aptly known as Greek Week. The purpose of having this series of events is not so much to give fraterni- ties another chance to party as it is to provide them with the opportunity to work together and compete against each other in events other than intramu- ral sports. Outstanding during the week were the traditional Greek Chariot Race and Games, which began the festivities on Sunday May 3rd, Rain really made the going rough, but prayers to the hanchos high atop Mt. Olympus proved some- what successful, as the downpour slight- ly subsided. Monday's Bottle Hunt, which led fraternity brothers all over the city in search of those all-important bottles, was won by Theta Chi, and Tuesday night, Beta Theta Pi presented a real show-stopper, thus capturing lst place in the IFC Variety Show. The con- certs presented were tremendous - Blood, Sweat and Tears played to a packed house Thursday night, at which time Pam Pittman was named Greek Goddess and on Saturday night the All- man Brothers and A Group Called Smith rocked out with some of their big hits. Chariot awards were given as fol- lows: Sigma Nu for the best in beauty, Delta Sig's for speediest, and best overall went to Theta Chi. At Sunday night's concluding ban- quet, the Pike's won 'the highly-revered IFC trophy for 1970.

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