Queens University of Charlotte - Coronet / Edelweiss Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Hcllhgm 1 f su'1'iv,, Nl fftafigzei 25141555 0 'Q ,uf A , 9- -2 lu, S '11 I far g Q x 'Fi-'1 Lvq,-up , Debbie Hull, Alicia Phillips, and Anna Moore are getting some sun while listening to the Cruis-o-Matics during Octoberfest. 'kjvgil' .1 -NN-,Q 6. XL. Gctoberfest During Octoberfest weekend, guys get to frequent Queens Campus, and one couple pals around at the infonfnal dance in Morrison Dining Hall. Food, Friends, stir Fast Times Octoberfest is the second big party that occurs in the fall. For the Freshmen it is their first exposure to Queens Parties. Octoberfest is a 5-day occasion with an informal dance on Friday night, a formal dance on Saturday and the Lawn concert on Sunday aftemoon in the Academic Quad. This year however, there was only an informal dance on Saturday night. This came about because there were not enough people to have two dances. The Special Events committee decided that an informal dance on Saturday night would cover the demand to X .V at--A - party.. Everyone who b L participated in Octoberfest had a The Cruis o matics san old rock in roll tune , - - Q - - s on a hot Sunday great tlme, afternoon to a crowd of one hundred listeners. '?.! '!

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4 f 1 r?'i'5f KURDT and BRENDA VARNER show rushees I the bond between Sisters grow with a song and a n 0 skit dunng a Party RUSH is an extremely hectic but exciting time on Queens College Campus. lt is a time of mixed emotions from scared and worried to anticipation and having fun. From the Sisters' side of Rush, there is a tremendous amount of preparing to do. Plans for Rush begin in September. Thirteen parties required a lot of time and many closed weekends Extensive cleaning of the houses, moving fumiture, decorating the houses, gathering up the costumes, and creating and practicing the skits were all necessary in making Rush such a success. The Crreek Sisters felt that meeting as many new students as possible was a benefit to the rushees as well EIS the houses. Sisters from Alpha Delta Pi, Chi Omega, Kappa Delta, and Phi Mu tried to get the message -al, across to others that the Sororities offered friendship, service, scholarship, and a terrific time. ln other words, Cro Crreek. The dedication of the Sisters paid off. The parties went well and many of the rushees decided to pledge. Bid Night topped Rush off with excitement as the new pledges ran to each house, and the relief that another successful Rush was completed. As rushees wait outside the Chi Omega house, The Sisters on the inside prepare to take each rushee to the land of Omega.

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