James Madison University - Bluestone Schoolmaam Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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AT THE FRONT Rachel Nalepp.i takes the lead in the trav races. The object of the event was to cross the finisli line without spilling the cup of beer that rested on the trav. HEAD HRST Craig Clark attempts to regain balance as Aaron Saks, Steve Malekzedah, and Sean Kellev propel their homemade LXA raft. The Newman Lake Boat Race provided a great deal of entertain- ment, especiallv when boats capsized. OREEKFUN fun with a cause 2£dL SfflTOWt Sponsored by the Order of Omega, Greek Week 1992 was characterized by the undertones of service and unity. For the first time, the Greek community used this particular week as an opportunity to work toward a charitable cause. By cionating proceeds to the Make A Wish Foundation, Greeks hoped to make the dream of a terminally ill child come true. The goal was to raise enough money to send Roger, a ten year old boy who was terminally ill, to see the Rocky Mountains. Greek Sing, which was held in Godwin Hall before hun- dreds of spectators, drew a large crowd. The audience was enter- tained by a variety of musical interpretations by fraternities and sororities. A Step Show was part of Greek Sing for the first time. Tracie McNaron, Assis- tant Greek Coordinator and director of Greek Week ' 92, said, It ' s the f irst time historically Black Greek organizations have stepped at Greek Sing, and it won ' t be the last! As beautiful weather held out all week, both Greeks and non-Greeks turned out in full force to show their spirit and support. Participants racked up points for their fraternity or sorority in events such as the Keg Toss, Eating contest. Volleyball Tournament and Crest Drawing. Greeks exhibited unity by gathering for these friendly competitions, working together in Row Clean Up and attending seminars like the self-esteem presentation by na- tionally renowned speaker. Will Keim. The week culminated in the long anticipated Greek Games with the traditional boat races across Newman Lake. When the week and the games came to a close. Alpha Chi Omega and Pi Kappa Phi finally emerged as the first place winners. Always a time of fun and games for all, Greek Week 1992 was a definite success, fostering integra- tion and unity both within and outside the system, and raising almost $3,000 to send Roger to the Rockies! -Rebecca Haile WHAT? Greek life is an opportunity that all should experience. -Caryn Poiuell senior TEAM EFFORT Members of Kappa Sigma fraternity anchor their feet in the sand in an attempt to win the tug-of-vvar championship, The event was one of the many activities that took place during Greek Week I 20 Greek Week

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WHAT? If I don ' t go to every football game, I feel guilty. -Elizabeth Cartivright sopliomoir DUKE DOG! The Duke Dog visits with a couple of fans at a football game. The mascot did all he could to raise spirit at sporting events. GO DUKES! Members of the Marching Royal Dukes cheer on the team. The MRD were a foundation of spirit. NO WAY! - Spirited JMU fans holler at a bad call. Referees were undoubtedly the least popular men on the field. HIGH FTVE - Elaine Schoka and David Majer slap each other ' s hand in celebration of a Dukes touch- down. Football games drew large crowds and often filled the stands. Spirit (p

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TAKE A BREAK Members of the Greek community relax in the sun and watch the greek games. Greek Week provided an opportunity for greeks to interact with each other. AGONY A loyal sister struggles to pull her weight in the tup-of-war challenge. The event drew a large crowd of spectators. Greek Week 21