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21 The College Life: fraternities t 3 1? NS ■ V; 1 ' V fa. i Girls and greekers abounded at all Greek Weekend events. Below: George Modica laughs as competitors “crawl across campus — for the second time. Far Below: ATO ' s chariot arrived in style. MUHLENBERG FRATERNITY COUNCIL PRESENTS: GREEK WEEKEND April 26-29, 1979 Thursday CHUGGING CONTEST, SPE 6:00 pm Thursday EATING CONTEST, TKE 7:30 pm Friday HAPPY HOUR, ZBT 3:00 pm Friday CAMPUS CRAWL (starts at ZBT) 5:1 5 pm Saturday ALLSTAR-FACULTY SOFTBALL GAME, Hagen Field 1 1:00 pm Saturday WEIGHTLIFTING, football field 1 :00 pm Saturday HAPPY HOUR, PKT 4:00 pm Saturday BAND PARTY, ATO 10:00 pm Saturday WET T-SHIRT CONTEST, ATO 1 1 :30 pm Sunday CHAMPIONSHIP SOFTBALL GAME, Hagen Field 1 1:00 am Sunday CHARIOT RACE (Starts at commons) 1 2:30 pm Sunday PICNIC, ZBT parking lot 2:00 pm Sunday TUG-OF-WAR, Hagen Field 3:30 pm Sunday AWARDING OF GREEK WEEKEND TROPHY 4: 1 5pm A college-brand Olym- pics, Greek Weekend com- bined a show of athletics, ri- valry, humor, intoxication and muscle. Although the events were traditional, the unexpected appeared: a rerun of the campus crawl, Paul Leo- dori’s underpants, ATO’s questionable chariot and TKE’s triumph in the tug- of-war. s The weather was excep- tional. PKT emerged victo- rious overall. RIVALRY INTBISIFES GREEK GAMES
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20 Ciarla Weightlifting competition won by ATO drew an intense crowd. Below: Greek Weekend’s famous event, the grueling campus crawl, was won by TKE’s entry Carl Fernandez, a freshman. The greek IM softball champion- ship softball game between TKE and PKT. Phi Tau triumphed.
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22 Ciarla II f l| ALPHA TAU OMEGA — First Row: Chuck Smith, Steve Gilchrist, Pana- ma, Kenn Tacchino, Jon Adler, Dave Costa, Steve Davis. Second Row: Bob Altemose, Dave Kelton, Craig Saft, Tom Cregan, Bill Steinle. Third Row: Tom Higgins, Ed Sobel, Gene Ammon, Jim Johnson, George Modica, Boyd Bennington, Scott Becker, Dave Patrone statue of; Ed Andrews, Scott Lipkin, Jim Pezzi, Max McGee. Fourth Row: Mike Neri, Frank Tobias, A. Gene Hull, Ken Fiori, Steve Walker, Jerry Fahy, Jim Brudny, Bob Alencwicz, Tom Behan. Fifth Row: John Miller, Larry Foglia, Pete Gasparro, John Tobias, Frank Fahy, Pat Salvucci, Tom Meydorf, Bob Heary, Bill Bispels, Debbie Dwyer, Dave Siegel, Mark McCarter, Rich Nelson, Howie Gerstein, Ted Dean, Brian Ferguson, Mark Malzberg, Vinnie Mulvihill, Chris Phillips, Joe Santarella, Ray Metzger, Bob Klutz, Scott Harrad, Joe Scognamiglio, Dave Gomeringer, Rob Nash, Jeff Billig. Right: Ed Sobel became a big brother for a day to a child from Allentown’s low income district at ATO’s Charity Hallowween Party.
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