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Nh im Passmore, Derby Day Chairman, presents ally Williams plays the part of a punk R.A. the winning trophy to Alpha Delta Pi, Shelley working the desk, during Zeta Tau Alpha's Slate, as Priscilla Davies, the 1985 Derby Darlin', skit Vail Is Burning Down. gives her congratulations. 9' 5' 0 f.m.,gr-5, W, -H xx erby Day judges,joey Vaughn, Dean lpha Delta Pi President, senior Trati Cox, Tim Hebson, and Dean Taylor Armstrong, concentrates on dropping concentrate on the sorority skits. Their all of her egg yolk into a cup held in the votes were part of the points awarded to the mount ofa Sigma Chi. sororities in their quest for the Golden Derby. l i 1 ii! limi. I ffg fe-4
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'liflf TUST Ml,AiD HATTERS erby Days. an activity sponsored by Sigma Chi chapters across the na- tion. made its debut the first week in October. Three days of activi- ties, culminating with an open band party, featured competition between the five campus sororities. Events began on Wednesday with the Derby Snatch to arouse interest in the competitions. Sigma Chi's all wore black derbys and throughout the day they were chased by girls trying to swipe them. Classrooms and buildings were neutral territory, so many a Sigma Chi was seen sneaking out back doors and racing from one building to the next trying not to lose their precious headgear. The biggest money-raising event con- sisted of jars marked with each so- roritvs Greek letters. The more change given, the more points were added to that groups totalg and for each dollar bill donated. points were deducted. Heated competi- tion arose as members wrote checks for change to counteract those written for cash. The money collected was given to Sigma Chi's national philanthropy. the Wallace Village for C..hildren. 'llitirsdav featured the Derby llarlin' and Mr. Legs competition. 'llie griiiipk representatives that had the most pennies in their jar reeeixed the honor. Delta Zeta, Prisi ill.i Davies was Derbv Darlinf .ind Sigma Clii. l.arrv Yarborougli x-yas Nlr. legs. 1li,i fins l'.iul.i1 raililiul-Q .intl Pnppi U Neal mtv itur NiigrimililNlilu'f1lllNre.iIl1liirelriexe l rli ilu Noioiiiie llr1IXKtl P1ll!llNlHf 4-.ith li.ir l v if-iil.l srmli li Events Day was Friday on the lawn in front of the library. Balloon hops, three-legged races, and egg- in-the-cup were some of the high- lights. The activities ended with a Band Party at the Homewood Armory featuring Ruckus. Alpha Delta Pi was awarded the first place trophy, Delta Zeta took second place, while Zeta Tau Alpha finished third. Sigma Chi president, Ron Haskamp commented, I feel that Derby Day went great. Next year, with another excellent chairman like Tim and the support of the sororities, it will continue to be a fun tradition of the Greek System. -Hallie Von Hagen hi Omega Kim Curry tries to reach the finish line with her balloon still intact. This race was held on Events Da as another means of ainin Y 8 B points for each sorority. 1
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