Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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'ig- f' Far Top Left: Block! Hit! . . . But not at the same time! Top Center: Water goes on, mud comes off, Far Top Right: Catch or hit and wheres the D3lI'7' Bottom Center Right: TEP lands their spaceship if S i ' 3, ,l ,Q in 'A I ,N i t-'Hit' A ,ii ii , 0 I ' 9 , iv L -3 'Ez Center: Are these Phi Taus trying to hide some- thing? Far Bottom Left: Sig Delts display their spir- it. Bottom Center Left: Smiles through the mud. gs. for Greek Week. Far Bottom Lett: Sigma Nos ban- ner focuses OD purity. Photos by David Bard -rn- E F! -!':'7ff'- 'P ' sa -it 11.5 ' :I . ,9y ', X. '!b'vii'- 4 'Zfff-. i I I l ' I i - ' .1-: :- x If ' I 'J . , X' YV fo' t, 'Qu x x, 1 0 J ,nf A i i W. 1 J? -v ' M --. -. ffwit' sfo, A W V1r'x Y' it LW I li -14 GREEK WEEK!23

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Celebrating Greek Spirit Bradley University is host to a large variety of Greek organizations, believing that they are as much a forum for the fos- tering of leadership, scholarship, and phi- lanthropy as any other campus groups. With over twenty-five different sororities and fraternities an inevitable, yet good- hearted, competition exists. Competitive energies are released during Greek Week, seven days of con- tests, races, and parties reminiscent of the old Olympic Games festivities. Greek houses vie against each other in chariot races, tug-o-war, pyramid building, comi- cal skit presentations, and mud volleyball fto name just a few of the gamesl. Greek presidents participate in a special contest, the Presidents Race. The object is to dig a penny out of a pot of flour . . . using only the face. And for all those oatmeal lov- ers out there, there was also a contest to see who could eat the most oatmeal. Greek houses were dressed in banners in- corporating this year's theme, The Choice of a New Generation. Those who came to view the competi- tions included both Greek and non-Greek students. Sigma Nu emerged as the win- ner ofthe most games. Delta Upsilon pro- vided stiff competition but came in second. . JF 22fGFlEEK WEEK

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This Page, Top Left: Sig Delts can hold their own in a tug-O-war. Top Right: Getting dressed in the dark . . . see what can happen? Bottom: Greeks charge down Institute Street in the big race. Opposite Page, Top Left: The AEPi pyramid. Top Right: Gamma Phi Beta runners give their all. Bottom Left: Sigma Nu prepares the chariot. Bottom Right: No slack here! Photos by David Bard i if fi it 25 -,,fF 24!GFtEEK WEEK