University of Idaho - Gem of the Mountains Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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i ef 13 “ Tough Competition Greeks old and new For the third consecutive year, Phi Gamma Delta ran away with the Greek Week title, while Pi Beta Phi edged the women for the win. Yet as experience dictates, participation is half the battle “We're able to get the Zuys outto participate, that’s how we get our points,’ said Fiji Dave Burns. On the first day of competition, the pyramid race on the Administration lawn, FarmHouse and Alpha Phi set the pace with decisive victories. Meanwhile, the Theta Chis and Gamma Phi Betas as victors in the obstacle course. Topping off the day’s events was a progressive din- ner where fraternity members traveled to the sororities tor appetiz- ers, dinner, and dessert. The second day’s events showed FarmHouse as a winner again in the egg toss, with an incredible toss of about 100 feet, by John Sims and Skip Sperry, who have participated in the event for four years, “| guess you could call them professional eggs throwers,”’ said FarmiHouse Greek Week compete for the title member Russell Strawn in the keg toss nearby, Lambda Chi Jim Baker and Bridget Roman of Alpha Gamma Delta came up with wins, and the Delts and Gamma Phis won the egg spoon relay short- ly thereafter. The Greek Bowl had the Alpha Gams winning again, along with Pi Kappa Alpha for the men. The proceeds from Wednesday's events, the bake contest and the bowlLa-thon, went to the Wishing Siar foundation, and Phi Kappa Tau and Alpha Phi topped all Greeks in the amount of money raised for the cause. The A Phis won again in the team tug-o-war, as did the Pikes. Finishing the evening was Songfest, worth the most points of the week- long event, and the teams of the Pi Phis Delta Tau Delta and Gamma Phis Delta Chi tied for first. On the final day, Pi Phi Andrea Noland devoured her i2 inch cheese pizza in 4:11 to beat all competitors, while Fiji Jay McCoid won for the men. Easy does it! The egg toss event is one of the more difficult and definitely messy events of Greek Week. (Clint Bush photo) Theta Chis dis- cuss their next plans. (Clint Bush) ge.

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In thelr American debut planist Leonid Vintskevich and saxman Lembit Saarsalu of Jazz for rwo performed at Special fuest per Phyllis Hy man holds a high note while singing her heart out at the Saturday night con (Munroe) cert the festival. where they both American jazz standards and mus- ic of thelr own. (Munroe) performed in addition to the vibes, Lione! Hamp ton plays the drums. sings. and does a little soft shoe. Hampton first performed here in 1983. (Munroe) Rav Brown, of the Ray Brown Trio, delighted au diences at the thursday, Friday and Saturday con certs with his mastery of the Bass. (Munroe) Jazz Bestival .

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With perfect balance and a steady stride, the feat of carrying an egg in aspoon could be easily accomplished. (Clint Bush photo) co $ An impressive keg toss left Chuck Cary of Sigma Chi smil- ing. (Clint Bush photo) With speed and determination, Leonard Plaster races to the finish line in the egg- spoon relay. (Clint Bush photo) Greek Week 19