Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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Contestants for MISS HATTER title were: Diana Norton, Cissy Harris, Lynn Barron, Leanne McGinnis, Clara Cox, Leslie Alexander, Anna Kight, Joy Anderson, Sallie Gaskins, Diane Molnar, Diane Chandler, Janis Appleby, Green Feather Carnival Raises Money for Charity Come one, come all to Green Feather Carnival! Pie a Pi Phi or a Pi Kapp is the theme of a booth. Smart maneuvers as the ranks execute their turns to the military sound of rifles and metal. 18

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Good food and hospitality are enjoyed at the annual banquet Orientation Week provides incoming freshmen with their first glimpse of college life. Activities such as the President ' s Reception, the Freshman Banquet, the Freshman Talent Show, and the Hootenanny set the mood for the year ahead. Co- chairmen Katey Burchette and Jay Brophy and their committee planned a week full of oppor- tunities to make new friends and to obtain valu- able advice from upperclassmen and faculty. ' 17 ■ ' m

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A long awaited chance to dunk an Alpha Xi or Sig Ep for a worthy cause if you ' ve got the price. Green Feather is Stetson ' s annual campus- wide charity campaign, the proceeds of which are divided among more than twenty worthy national and local charities. This year the drive was under the direction of Patti Paulk and Marion Moorman; the theme was Build the Feather by Giving Together. The climax of Green Feather Week is the carnival where fraternities, sororities, and other campus or- ganizations set up booths ranging from a turkey shoot and a cake walk to a rickshaw ride. The crowning of Miss Hatter is the high- light of the carnival. Feathers fly as the Phi Mu ' s battle with any takers. Students find way to release pent-up emotions in pillow fight booth. Intent student tries his skill in the annual turkey shoot. 19