Northwest Missouri State University - Tower Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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Painting the town Greel slimy competition. i dug my fingemalls in it and got a good grip, Cheryl Bauers said. Another game included food, but this time it wasn ' t so slippery. Domino ' s Pizza sponsored the pizza-eating contest. Spectators gathered to chant, We aren ' t leaving ' til you ' re heaving, and one woman lived up to those ex- pectations when she bit off more than she could chew. However, some contestants enjoyed the pizza. 1 thought 1 was a bigger pig than that, but once 1 real- ized 1 wasn ' t going to win, 1 decided to take it easy and enjoy eating, Stuart Gorton said. No matter what game the Greeks were playing, they seemed to enjoy the compe- tition and company of other Greeks. The whole week was a time for us to put the feud- ing aside and have a little fun, Dan Wells said. The week didn ' t end with Greek Games, but com- petition did. Awards were presented to Delta Zeta and Tau Kappa Epsilon for Out- standing Greek Organiz- ations. The Delta Zetas were also the winners of the sorority di- vision, with Sigma Phi Epsi- lon winning the fraternity di- vision. Representing those two organizations, Amy Elli- son was named Outstanding Greek Woman, and Jay Halla was named Outstanding Greek Man. After the ceremony, the Greeks celebrated the end of their week with an All-Greek Dance. The week as a whole was one of the best ever for atten- dance and participation, Watson said. The new events went over really well, and the theme was carried out well. Greek Week seemed to be a success, at least to those who participated. Through their combined efforts, the Greeks cleaned Maryville and raised around $100 for their philanthropy project. And even though they were separate organizations, together they painted a clear picture of their Greek spirit. D Cara Moore Lumbering toward the final ex- change point. Phi Sig Jim On- derfer and Delta Sig Trey Ew- ing wildly swing their hips as they attempt to hit the orange. Few were able to maintain composure in the embarrass- ing relay. Photo by Kevin Fullerton 14 Greek Week

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Straining against the might of the Delta Chis, Pat Schleeter helps pull the Sig Eps to victory in the tug-of-war. Sigma Phi Ep- silon won the fraternity division of the Greek Games. Photo by Kevin Fullerton Only a few yards from the fin- ish line, Ken Agey, Mike Teson and Rex Stahla hurry toward the end of the Chariot Race. Tri Sigma Kerry Sallee rode in the Sigma Tau Gamma chariot. Photo by Kevin Fullerton Struggling to make it across the finish line, Cheryl Bauers pe- dals feverishly. The tricycle race was difficult because competi- tors had to wear helmets and flippers. Photo by Kevin Fullerton Greek Week 1 3

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Delta Chis Sam Mason, Bronco Ugarcina, Brian Graeve and Pat Prorok sing with their fraternity brothers to show unity. The Greek Sing and balloon release officially opened Greek Week. Photo by Kevin Fullerton Brotherhood and sisterhood are an integral part of Greek Week. Phi Mu Sarah Hassler hugged Jacque Hoppers at the end of the games. Photo by Kevin Fullerton Looking to her partner for en- couragement, Lora Schordock takes another bite of pizza. Schordock and partner Jeanne Robbins came in third place for Alpha Sigma Alpha in the pizza-eating contest. Photo by Kevin Fullerton After exchanging boxer shorts, Tri Sigma Leigh Anne Brown and Delta Sig Steve Steffens- meier struggle to put shorts on. The sleeping bag race was the newest addition to the games. Photo by Kevin Fullerton Greek Week 1 5