Clarion University of Pennsylvania - Sequelle Yearbook (Clarion, PA)

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Friends can be discovered in unusual places such as parties or classes and in unusual places such as snowball battles or restaurants. For some Clarion students, friendships are formed when they join a fraternity or sorority. Relationships in these organizations can be very strong, especially for pledges who spend many weeks eating, studying, and hiding with each other. There ' s a cer- tain bond that fraternity brothers form when they exchange a secret handshake or recall Hell Week. For sorority sisters, there ' s a warmth of sharing special songs and living in a house or dorm. No matter what size you are, you can find a dress to wear to the formal or shoes to wear to class. You have your own family while in reality you may be hundreds of miles from home. You can spend hours on special pro- jects or practicing for Greek Week Olym- pics. Those important times make you for- get the long hours and hard work, and make you proud to say that you are a Greek. For the Phi Sigs, this feeling of giv- ing their all to a worthy cause happened after they raised the most money during a drive held by WGGB-FM for Children ' s Hospital. Gongratulations to the Phi Sigs and to all people who helped to make this year ' s drive a huge success. -Tina Reuter

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L man may possess, but a friend loves the man himself. James Boswell

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PHI SIG ' S, THE FRATERNITY WITH HEART! hi 7 4 1 i — i