Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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St in PPi11S out thmc fash1on LEGANCE, 9XCifGm'3mfiT1d GU- women in fashion jeans.According to thuslasm translated into Calf' Bowens, the original plan was to have length dresses and Wins-UP shoes? the an outside person take care of the show, spirit and precision of the annual line but when he Canceled out the Women competition and pride in an ethnic, philanthro These t across the day, Sept. beginning wock celeb lt's the together t statef' said lt also pro Delta Sigm reminisce included LaFollette, dance. The fash during Frid pic three-day tradition. hree Delta Sigm qualities pervaded as a Theta sorority sisters from state began arriving Wednes- D .. -u . e cn tampus lt was the 12th annual Jabber- Of th ration. event of the year that brings he black greeks across the chairman Yowanda Bowens. vides a chance for women of a Theta to be together and about old timesf' iniscing began Wednesday ith a swimming party. Other The rem evening w events leading up to Saturday's dance ' a skating party, a dance in a fashion show and another ion show, which took place ay's dance. featured the Delta did the entire show themselves. They turned their jeans into a variety of looks including sporty, safari and preppy. The highlight of Saturday's dance in the Student Center was the traditional line competition. Any group, including community groups, could participate in the contest. As each group performed, the crowd watched and encouraged the entertainers. The winner of the competi- tion was the Phi Beta Sigma group from Indiana State University. Although the dancing and fun made the weekend enjoyable, Jabberwock had another purpose. Bowens called it one of her sorority's major fund-raisers. Dur- ing spring quarter, the local chapter reviews scholarship applications from girls in the Muncie-Anderson area. The money from Jabberwock produces the funds for the scholarship. lj by Beth Dotson THREE DAYS of events including two dances a fashion show and a swim and skating party brought black greeks from Indiana together. One participant per- forms in the line dance competition, traditional to the Jabberwock celebration. Jabberwock

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s l TWO DANCES highlighted the .labberwock celebra- tion sponsored by the Delta Sigma Theta sorority. Kyeann Wilborne, freshman,joins other black greeks in the second dance of the celebration. The celebration covered three days. JABBERWOCK'S HIGHLIGHT was the line dance competition which was open to any group that entered. Phi Beta Sigma members from Indiana State University perform their dance at Jabberwock. The group won first place for their dance. Jabberwock

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HORIZON RIDER, Flava Galbreath comes out of the first turn leading the 15-women-field at Sigma Sigma Sigma'sorority's Sigma Switch. Despite attempts by the Alpha Chi Omega team, the independent team of Horizon held on and won. 'v1IKr1YUlJHI1 MlKl'lYUlJlf1R A CAR ACCIDENT during an early morning practice is not enough to stop the Alpha Chi Omega team from continuing training. The training enabled Melanie Bredstege and her team to earn second place at the l0th annual Sigma Switch. DISPUTE SURROUNDS Flava Galbreath's execution of a turnaround on the track to reach her pit. Rules stated that riding backwards on the track was illegal and cause for disqualification. GaIbreath's team, Horizon, receives a 10 second penalty which caused controversy. 5 MIKHVUIJHR Sigma Switch