Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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Now that ' s trusting your new brolhers ' ' J - ' ■ - -- ' :4 Pi Phis share the excitement of Bid Day! ers! . . . Diggers!! . . . DIGGERS!!! Opening 7

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C y 4y y PX: A Panhellenic Sisterhood The Rush Counselor program is a very valuable learning experi- ence for select Creek women. A Rho Chi (PX) should be a person who is very open-minded, friend- ly, and, of course, likes to have FUN!!! After selection, a PX retreat is held in order to become better ac- quainted with the Greek System, as well as with each other. On this weekend outing in the fall, the PX ' s not only learn the true meaning of Panhellenic spirit, but also how to help a rushee choose the sorority that will be best for her. After the work is over for the day, everyone ventures to a local establishment in Orange City to keep the PX tradi- tion alive. Throughout rush week, the PX ' s work with the sororities to make sure things run smoothly. In be- tween rush parties, sororities are still practicing and PX ' s are meeting with their rushees. With good communication, any difficulties that should arise can be resolved. However, in between meetings, the PX ' s always have time for fun. They can be seen eating together in the commons, socializing down- town, and singing nasty songs. All in all, this is a growing experi- ence for everyone involved. The rushees make new friends, the so- rorities become closer, and the PX ' s form a lasting Panhellenic Sis- terhood. SHERRY JUNKER Class of 87 ■AVIEW FROM WITHIN PX Ronda Webb shouts with joy as she and the Rho Chis reunite with their respective sororities. Pikes take their new pledges home in the fire truck. 6 Opening

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M x The Real Winners give Don ' t give until it hurts until it feels good. If that ' s the case, then Stetson students and faculty must feel great about their contribution to this year ' s Greenfeather. The 1 986 Greenfeather campaign was one of the most successful ever. The week brought students and faculty to work together in the spirit of giving. Not only did the Stetson community raise an unprec- edented amount of money, but en- thusiasm and participation reached an all time high. It was an incredible sight to see each person put aside academic pressures and spend time contributing to the welfare of those less fortunate in the DeLand area. The true winners of Greenfeather are neither the organizations with the most participation points nor the winners of the individual events. The real winners are the re- cipients of the money that is raised. The children who benefit from the Evergreen Day Care Center, Meth- odist Children ' s Home, and the Eas- ter Seal Society have won ... the families that use Hospice, the Duvall Home, and the Red Cross have won . . . and the people that need the services of the House Next Door, Neighborhood Center, and United Way have won. And we, who have learned the importance of caring and the feeling of sharing ourselves with others . . . we, too, have won. DAVID SPEREGEN Class of 87 DARCY HAAG Class of 86 A VIEW FROM WITHIN J O Opening 0es ff mm WAY f DUVALL HOME f NEIGHBORHOOD CTR. iRED CROSS + HOSPICE mom DAY SCHOOL Hmm ' s home AKlCAHCfH SOC. f HOUSE NEXT DOOR EASTER SEALS The Fund Run generated lots of excitement to kick off the week.