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Monday, April 4, 1966
The Daily Nebraskan
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Greek
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k Events Inc
A Chi Omega junior, Ruth
Ann Larson, was named Prin
cess Athena at the Greek
Week Ball Friday night.
Miss Larsen was chosen
from a field of finalists by a
popular vote of those attend
ing the ball.
Friday afternoon, Phi Delta
Theta won the overall trophy
at the Greek Week games.
The tug of war, pyramid
race and chariot race first
place awards were won by
Farmhouse, Sigma Chi and
the Phi Delts respectively.
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the Greeks Just boarded tricycles in an effort to win the
Obstacle Race, part of the Greek Week Games.
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Sigma Chi also won the Volk's
tote.
Alpha Delta Pi and Delta
Zeta were the first place wo
men's winners in the obstacle
and twelve-legged race.
Greg Andrews, IFC affairs
chairman, said that the car
wash Saturday afternon net
ted $88.50. This money will be
donated to the Lincoln Ortho
pedic Hospital.
Fraturnity and sorority ex
change dinners are planned
for Monday night. Groupings
include:
Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Alpha
Mu and Pi Beta Phi; Theta Chi,
Sigma Chi and Ze-ta Tau Alpha;
Delta Upsilon, Acacia, Phi Mu
and Delta Zeta; Phi Kappa Psi
and Delta Delta Delta; Theta Xi,
Alpha Gamma Sigma and Gam
ma Phi Beta;
Kappa Sigma, Pi Kappa Phi
and Alpha Omicron Pi; Beta Sig
ma Psi, Delta Sigma Phi and
Delta Gamma; Pi Kappa Alpha,
Delta Tau Delta and Alpha Phi;
Chi Phi, Triangle and Alpha Chi
Omega; Alpha Gamma Rho and
Sigma Kappa;
Sigma Phi Epsilon and Kappa
Delta; Beta Theta Pi and Cha
Omega; Sigma Nu, Sigma Alpha
Epsilon, Alpha Xi Delta and Sig
ma Delta Tau; Phi Gamma Delta
and Alpha Delta Pi; Farmhouse
and Kappa Alpha Theta; Tau
Kappa Epsilon, Alpha Tau Omega
and Kappa Kappa Gamma.
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WAN'NA LIGHT? . . . Fraternity men bearing torches ran
in relays from Crete Friday to start Greek Week Games.
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NON-PARTICIPATORS . . . perch on the coliseum runways to view the Grek Games.
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