Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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Green- feather One of the highlights of the fall semester was Greenfeather week. The Greenfeather committee sponsored fundraising activities throughout the week and donated the money to local charitable organizations. The week got off to a good start on Monday with a chalk draw in front of the Carlton Union Building. Later that evening, representatives from various groups on campus competed in the annual Mr. Beauty contest. Students participated in a rock-a-thon on Tuesday, the Greenfeather Follies on Wednesday, and the Greenfeather Olympics on Thursday. The week culminated on Friday evening with the Greenfeather Carnival. There were various booths and activities, as well as an abundance of door prizes. Overall, the week was a tremendous success, and several charities benefitted from the efforts of Stetson students. 1. Phi Mu Kari Fitzgerald adds to the festivities of the Greenfeather carnival by selling balloons. 2. Lee Schefer participates in the talent portion of the Mr. Beauty contest. 3. At the Greenfeather follies, Jeff Banter shows off his musical talent. 4. Comedy is one of David Young ' s fortes, and he shares the laughs at the Greenfeather follies. 5. Greenfeather week started off with a chalk draw where passers-by could write messages for all to see. 22 Student Life Greenfeather

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Greek Week The end of October brought the beginning of Greek Week. During the week of October 31, sororities and fraternities came together in friendly competition to show their unity and increase campus awareness. The week started off with a test of knowledge. Sunday and Monday, Greek students competed in a college quiz bowl. On Monday, Panhellenic and I.F.C. pooled their resources toward a community service project. Students paired off and went door-to-door around DeLand, collecting canned food for the Neigh- borhood Center. The Greek organiza- tions gathered in Elizabeth Hall Chapel on Wednesday night to serenade one another at the Greek Sing. The highlight of the week occurred Thursday after- noon as students raced up and down Hayden Boulevard for the annual bed race. Thursday night was skit night, and pledges from each sorority and fraterni- ty performed a skit about their group ' s founding. Throughout the week, the various Greek organizations displayed information and trivia related to their groups so that passers-by could ask questions and learn more about the Greek system at Stetson. The week ended with a party on Saturday where awards were presented to the sorority and fraternity that showed the most involvement during the week. 1. Members of Delta Sigma Phi race to the finish hne to win the annual Greek Week bed race. 2. Richard Weiss and his fraternity brothers show that Greek Week is not the only time Greeks display their spirit. ' - - - tjr li t i % ft . .... ' ' ■■■ .. % ' i i ' ' fflw ' ,t. L4I %i X Hj % =1 Im 1 „; H ! «!!!«j5a H J fSR f 2 , W «■! n Tyif io H M ¥ fif r ' f . HH BI - - ' -- AV. ' iJ m--: 24 Student Life Greek Week