Loyola University Chicago - Loyolan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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The Chariot race is always one of the highlights of the Greek Week contests, and this year was no exception. The grass topped field became a Grecian race track. This year Greek Week began with a Mass at Madonna Della Strada on October l6. The rule was ladies first and the sororities participated in many events during the early part of the week. Friday afternoon the fraternities and sor- orities joined in an egg-throw and three legged pajama race, and that night the Panhellenic As- sociation sponsored a mixer. Saturday marked the climax of activities for Greek Week with the Greek games during the day and the lnter- fraternity Council Dance in the evening. The Alpha Delt's again proved their prowess for the fifth year in a row by beating their nearest competitor by thirty-three points. X :N gt W , V wr.: -Ki. Q . . ,k,x:.fs,ft. - - W-+f1ifw.'lR wx. i '1 .iw -'f Ni-':e,+.g M Y-QM a'-199' M, -Q, -.sw .'.. uf., - Lex,-2. .SL:,ms- -41Fxsxfbriiiaf. '3':'S?.1.i:?'.T:5 cX He's got the right ideag it's over the bar.