Austin Peay State University - Yearbook (Clarksville, TN)

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Opposite Top - tL-Rt Jane Karhu, Bonnie Hadden and another Little Sig- ma keep a tight grip on the rope so they won't be adrift in the Cumberland River during Sigma Chi's canoe race. Top - Fairies at Austin Peay? No, it's just Bud Rogers giving the tooth fairy a break during Animal Week. Above e Sonny Cox shows his expertise in dish washing as he cleans up after his broth- ers at the Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity house. Far Left - Open dances are a large portion of the entertainment pro- vided by the Greeks on campus; these dances are usually held at the Jaycee Center. Left - Although theatrics aren't a large part of the Greek system, Suzanne Parker and her bosomy wife obviously enjoyed dressing up for an Alpha Tau Omega rush party. 185

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184 zation, the more their own life will be eanhed. An individual who selects to become a Greek will have a constant opportuni- ty for personal development. The main objective of any Greek organization is to develop the greatest potential of each of their members according to their individual talents, skills and per- sonalities. Opportunities to develop leadership, organizational skills and responsibility are very much a part of being a Greek. The Greek system works within the uni- versity framework and encourages and supports academic and cultural growth. Service to the less fortunate is freely given by the Greeks. All Greek organi- zations have numerous philanthropic projects. Each offering the diversity to

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186 Top Left - Patti Webster receives a welcome back hug from Kelly Gunterman during an early fall rush party at the Sigma Chi house. Top Right - tL-Rt Kristi Woodward and Sherry Kimbro, Pikette, are proud of their new female friend. who was born in the intramural field during winter quarter. Above - Rush parties; there seems to be no end to them during the first weeks of school. Opposite Top - Homecoming is also a hectic time for Greeks as they strive to create the winning float or the best decorated car, as Sigma Chi did. Opposite Bottom - A Gorilla, Left, takes time out during Annual Week sponsored by Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity to visit Sherwin Clift, Right, director of public information.