Chicora College for Women - Nods and Becks Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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and Sisters With the help of Beth Cam shooting pictures, the Phi Mu’s presented a slide show of old and new sisters for their Friday party. It was an emotional time for the sisters as they were able to relive each moment of the past and present while the rushees were able to get a glimpse of the closeness of the house. On Saturday. Pinky’s Place took the Phi Mu’s from the Twenties to the Eighties with the help of their hostess Pinky CWendy Ingram], One act was Special Lady. a Four Tops rendition presented by Gina Rogers. Martha Frazier, Sherri Adams, Nellie Henderson and Cathy Pope. Katie Ives, Nikki Wilson, Gina Rogers and Mary Beth Kay As part of the Phi Mu’s Saturday night party, Suzanne Manzer. Karen Snitzer and Becky Bennett present a scene from the movie Grease at Pinky’s Place. Waiting for the start of the next party on Friday night, the rushees sit patiently and nervously outside. As the rushees come and go. Chi Omega president Amy Walton talks to the girls about what Chi-O has to offer. Rush 19 J Ket|a Rood

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Fo Junior Brenda Varner explains the fees involved for membership in the Kappa Delta Sorority. Chi Omega sister Tom Merritt explains the sorority memorabilia to rushee Miles White during one of the rush parties. As the parties progress, rush counselors Amy Tope. Amy Herbst and Abby Hewins keep a close eye on their girls. hung with 45's and album covers, as well as posters of some of the stars of the sorority show. Sophomore Missy Martin did her imitation of Madonna, and the entire cast ended the show with its very own version of USA for Africa’s, We Are The World. ” The Chi Omega house took a different approach Friday night. Tents were set up, the house was totally covered in greenery, and a clothes line was strung up, and jerseys were worn to make Food, Fun, Camp Chi-O a night of fun and ex- citement. Amidst it all, head counselor, Lynda Easterly, helped the rushees learn all about the Theta Gamma chapter of Chi Omega. Saturday night, the Chi-O’s added a new party. Chi-O Oz took Dorothy CCIaire Finley] on a journey to Oz CAmy Walton] while battling the Wicked Witch CPam Darlington] along the way. Somewhere over the Rainbow, Dorothy thought, Chi-O waits. Many Beth Kay 1 B Rush

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Party Taking a breather from the run, Tree Conner enjoys the refreshments provided for runners as she watches Maria Poral keep up the records on the participants. Brought back by popular demand every year, Meg Stanley gets a first hand taste of the music of John Paul Walters. Who says college students don’t get any exercise? There were plenty of opportunities through the month of October and early November with such activities as Octoberfest and the Jog-a- thon. Party at Q. C.” — the weekend of October AS — took students outside to the dorm quad Friday night for a Nuclear Meltdown party. But, they were back in- side Saturday for the formal dance with A Score. Sunday brought the students back outside, again, for a lawn concert with Brice Street. So, if you weren’t jammin, ’ raging, and having a good time, you must have been saving your energy for the Jog-a-thon. They huffed and they puffed for the most laps in the second annual Queens College Jog-a-thon held November 1 Q, 1 SS5. With registration at 1:30 p.m., the jogging began at 2:00 p.m. around the course which included both the Library and Burwell Circles — about one- 20 October Festivities