Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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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

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ATO Charters The Theta Psi chapter of Alpha Tau Omega was officially installed at Stetson on February 5, 1983. The weekend of the chartering was a time for celebration for all the members of the fraternity, but especially for those members involved in the colonization of Gamma Chi. The president, vice president, director of volunteer ser- vices, and executive director of the national organization flew to central Florida to participate in the festivities. That night, the members and national officers attended a cocktail party given in their honor by the Central Florida Alumni Association. On Saturday morning an initiation ceremony was held for the entire chapter, including the thirty-five current members, four alumni members, and Dr. Richard Cherry, the chapter advisor. Following the ceremony, the new brothers of the national fraternity were presented with their local charter. Later that day, the chapter and honored guests celebrated with a dinner party at the Lake Beresford Yacht Club, where the national president, David Thomas, was the guest speaker. 1. The brothers of the newest chapter of Alpha Tau Omega pose for a picture. 2. Alumni Advisor Bruce O ' Donahue performs the duties of Master of Ceremonies during the chartering celebration. 3. A handsome sign in the Commons serves as a reminder of the chartering of Stetson ' s Theta Psi chapter of Alpha Tau Omega. 4. Scott Kiesling, Russell Crumbly, St. Barnabas, and Allen Vinson celebrate the receiving of Theta Psi ' s charter. ATO Chartering Student Life 25