University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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SORORITY SPIRITS SOAR Derby Days Promote Spirit and Good Cause Kappa Kappa Gamma walked off with top honors in Sigma Chi fraternity's annual Derby Days. The six-day contest pitted sorority against sorority in events that gave Greek women the chance to show their house spirit, have fun and benefit a worthy cause. Contestants practiced long hours for events such as the Lip Synch, human pyramid-building, football, and bowling. The final standings were: 1st—Kappa Kappa Gamma 2nd—Pi Beta Phi 3rd—Kappa Delta 4th—Kappa Alpha Theta 5th—Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Phi (tie) 6th—Alpha Delta Pi Sweatshirts that Sigma Chi sold during the event raised about $9,600 to help make a promotional film for Big Brothers of King County. | by Heather McCluskey 1 Chris D. Stuvek photos DELTA DELTA DELTA women show their enthusiasm m the pyramid-building contest 18-Derby Day

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4 NO HALLOWEEN COSTUMES here - the real Brian Bosworth of the Seattle Sea-hawks showed up to root on the Huskies only to be escorted from the field for not having a press pass. Chris D. Stuvek photo 4 THE UW FOOTBALL TEAM had much to celebrate during the game after a touchdown helped them clinch a 28-12 victory. Chris D. Stuvek photo 4 HOMECOMING FALLING ON HALLOWEEN gave the Husky Band a great opportunity to add a little decoration to its halftimo presentation. Chris D. Stuvek photo Homecoming-17

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 IN ONE OF many sp rlt-ra sing events, the Gamma Phi women sing to the Sigma Ch« judges. 4 ALPHA DELTA PI women tug their way to a sixth place finish overall DELTA GAMMA women show their Derby Day sweatshirts The sale of these sweatshirts raised approximately $9,600 for the B g Brothers of King County. Derby Daye-19