Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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1 llllll When at Bradley . . . 'lWhen at Bradley . . . Do as the Greeks Doll! was the theme of Greek Week this year. Greek Week is a week in which the sororities and fraternities get together to demonstrate their unity and to celebrate thejoy of being Greek. The week ran from Sunday, September 22, to the following Sunday. The calendar of events for the week follows. On Sunday, September 22, the opening ceremonies and the Greek Honors Banquet were held. The Pan-Fra sing took place in Olin Quad on Monday and decorated ban- ners that were hung in the yards of the vanous houses were judged on Tues- day. Thursday was T-Shirt day and also Green night at the Lucky Lady. The preliminary relay races and the Mara- thon race were also held on Thursday. Friday was Greek letter day and house skits were performed in Olin Quad. The Greek Games were held on Saturday and the week ended with Grand Chapter on Sunday, September 29. One of the highlights of the week was the Greek Games which featured such events as chariot races and a jell- o eating contest. Delta Upsilon fratemity and Sigma Delta Tau sorority were the comprehensive winners of the games. The final event of the week which is knovsm as the Grand Chapter acknowl- edged those houses and individuals who achieved academic excellence in the previous year. The sorority with the highest GPA was Pi Beta Phi and the fratemity with the highest overall GPA was Alpha Kappa Psi. Greek Week was a hectic fun-filled week which gave the sororities and fratemities a chance to show their unity and to celebrate the opportunities that Greek life gives them. Ill, 20 1' 5. WBA lint- ya...-..-. MMM .-...5x

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On September 26, 1985, Bradley University's students, staff, faculty and friends celebrated Founders Day with an Evening of Excellence. The eve- ning introduced a multi-million dollar fundraiser, The Campaign for Bradley. David E. Connor made the introducto- ry remarks and emcee was Frank Bussone. Above: Dr. Abegg makes a special announc- ment. Right: Faculty and friends begin their evening with a dinner celebration. Below: The Bradley Chorale entertains its audience. ight of Excellence Entertainment for the capacity crowd at the Civic Center Theatre was provided by the Bradley Theatre who performed selections from 'Anything Cioesf' The audience was also captivat- ed by a dramatic reading by Greg Dolf, the Bradley String Quartet and the Chorale. Dr. Ed lxaizer, a pianist and member ofthe faculty performed a piece by Chopin. The audience then listened to Lewis J. Burger, the National Cam- paign Chairman. Mr. Burger revealed the plans for campus renovation, acqui- sition of new equipment and an endow- ment to provide scholarship opportuni- ties. Bradley will continue to strive for 'Excellence today and tomorrow . i' 7.1.-v,Q l Que EJ - 1' 'T' 19

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Opposite Page Top Left: All smiles, the Chi Omegas show talent during the house skits in Olin Quad. Top Right: Getting into the spirit of Greek Week, the Pi Kappa Alphas hang a sign on inspiration on their fraternity house. Bottom Left: Sigma Kappa competes against Pi Beta Phi in the pyramid race during the Greek games. Bottom Right: Plot being able to use your hands is one ofthe requirements for participants in the jell-o eating contest during the Greek games. Photos by: Dave Hamernik. Top Right: Theta Chi's promote the Greek system and show some originality in their display of Gyro Fries. Bottom Left: An ancient Greek god tells a tale to the spectators at the Greek Week house skits. Bottom Right: Deter- mined and under control the Theta Xi's com- pete in the chariot race during the Greek games. Photos by: Dave Hamernik. .- 2 f P Do as the Greek Do