University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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SAE PLEDGE Dickie Cooley receives his pin outside the Union from new fraternity brother Jim Foster. Pride, excitement, and victorious shouts reigned after the new fraternity men burst through the door. RUSH CHAIRMAN Bob Dudley makes one of his celebrated rush week appear¬ ances at one of the convocations which were held before each party. The effects of the week can easily be estimated by the angle rushees head droops. new pledges and a happy ending LONE GIRL is visible in front of the Union on Saturday when fraternities extend bids. Greeks bring their signs and banners and station themselves in front of the door to wait for their new pledges who pour out into waiting arms when it is all over. 30

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KAPPA KLOWNS Cindy Dew, Diane CaHail, and Virginia Ingram perform for rushees in order to ease tension and break monotony of the two hour parties. Skits usually iasted 30 minutes with the remainder of the time spent sipp¬ ing cokes, and balancing cookies on a napkin, and discussing sororities. 29

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JUBI LANT Pi Phi ' s greet their new sisters with hugs, embraces, songs, cheers, claps and welcome words. Excited pledges ran all the way from Holcombe and literally fell into the arms of the crowd waiting on the corner. JAN BRINKER is congratulated by one of his new Kappa Sigma brothers, Mike Thompson, after he received his bid slip inside. A quick tour of the sorority houses, luggage pick up, and room assignment await Jan before he and his new brothers have their pledging party. ' ■» Mm » tm . : Y i a w ml Ht