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Ut? QE EERE! Competing against the clock. Clara Pitre rushes to dress during the suitcase race at Greek Week. Gentle fingers are a necessity in catching eggs during the egg toss event at Greek Week. Greek Week activities came to a close with Kappa Alpha, a first-year frater- nity. winning the trophy as the top fra- ternity in Greek competition. Delta Zeta won the top sorority award and Tau Kappa Epsilon won the all-sports trophy. Sorority activities for the week included competition in ping pong, football, softball and volleyball. Other contests were a balloon race, wheelbar- row race, egg toss, suitcase race, three- legged race and sack race. Fraternities competed in track and field events which included 800- and 440-yard relays, 100- and 440-yard dash, the mile relay, mile run. shot put and broad jump. Other activities were pool and football tournaments, a chariot race. tug-o-war and a cross-country run. Other Greek activities were a song- fest. tea. social, jersey day, parade, bon- fire. and finally a Greek Ball with music by Ivy. Dave Doherty of Pi Kappa Alpha fra- ternity and Kim LeBlanc of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority were named as the Greek God and Goddess. Mark Geist of Delta Sigma Phi lunges forthe win- ning mark in the Greek Week broad jump compe- tition. C as ,,, ,N
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