Texas Christian University - Horned Frog Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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etf, SOt, 7{ zCe i Out ' p yi 7 . • Plet First of the sorority athletic days was Phi Kap Man Day in September. Under bright sunny skies and hot sorority sweatshirts, girls faced each other with a grrrrrrr, and a determination that few college professors have ever seen. The reason ... to win the grand trophy for the brand new trophy case. Man Day, which was held for the third year, found groups of girls squaring away for the tug-of- war. The girls gritted their teeth and pulled with all their might. The quadrangle was littered with hay after the find the match box in the haystack event. Some swear they never saw a match box. A few girls were strewn around after the chug-a-lug tilt, and bewildered Phi Kap actives joined them after the pie throw. The telephone booth was discarded and a Volks- wagen took its place for the stuffing contest. The German bug never had it so good. The winners yelled with excitement, while spec- tators rolled with laughter and listened to band mu- sic. This year, the Phi Kaps held a Most Roman event in which sorority girls vied for top honor. Donned in Roman togas, one girl won the beauty title. Win- ner was Julie Johnson, a Pi Beta Phi. Kappa Delta won the over-all competition trophy. After it was all over, the sororities marched proud- ly back to Worth Hills thinking about next time, and the next trophy. DG mimljcrs pull against the Alpha Gams in the rope pull. Kappa Delta members let out a roar when they won the event.

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(Unen 7 ac i S zC£noo K ' pon, onnctMzC Everyone wants to join something. Intfrcslcd clul) joiners packed the student center ballroom for the Activities Carnival in September. Campus organizations sponsored gaily decorated booths to interest prospective new members. Dis- plays, gimmicks, and give-aways vied for the atten- tion of passers-by. KTCU offered slightly unknown platters to the crowd. Angel Flight and Corps-Dette members were in full uniform to greet the guests. The Young Re- publicans blasted the Young Democrats, and the Young Democrats blasted Barry. Those interested in athletics found their way to tJie Women ' s Sports Assfxiation and Judo Club booths. Language lovers found the French, Spanish and German clul) regis- ters. Service organizations- CESCO, and the Activities Council — found many names added to their rolls. Religious organizations— BSU, DSF, Canterbury Club, and URC outlined programs to the mingling mass. Many students stepped oulside for air and refresh- ments offered by the Council. After it was over, the alltnale Vigilantes ( lub found two fi-niales listed nii iheir rolls. Linda Clay signs up for ViEilant ' «? 25

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h! Alpha Delta Pis fall beneath the might)- force of the KDs. Pi Phis work strategy in the car-stuffing contest. ft.-. i W J v.