University of Delaware - Blue Hen Yearbook (Newark, DE)

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They shore do things different these days, Martha Homecoming tradition is still a strong one, though the formal be- comes less so than the glove-and-taffe- ta cummerbund days. They may dress a little less, and dance a little fast, or a little improvisa- tionally, but the surging crowd that bedecked this year's Homecoming Dance, as all the past years, knows what's a good time. Champagne, bottles of wine, and beer were sold to make it even more of a special night. For once, the Stu- dent Center pin-ball machines were dormant and the dance floor was packed. The top-ten disco beat of Fancy Colors kept the pace lively, but the interspersed romantic tones of Grover, Margaret and Za Zu Zaz were the most popular. Corsages, cham- pagne and onto the Homecoming Game, 23

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Dancin The Night Away

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4 Greek Weegk iz a festival held by liberal arts students te pay homage to the eulture and influence of ancient Greece right? Mo it is a week of fun and com- petition among all the frats and sorori- ties. Tug-of-war, keg toss, mattress carry, softball throw, and VW rolling are some of the standard contests This year saw the addition of a night at Bacchus featuring a Fraternity Feud and Gong Show. This is a good week to forget about trying to study even if you're not a Greek.