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    Oh! The Places You'll Go

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    The document outlines the Friday night callout sequence for a fraternity pledge class. It involves: 1) Welcoming traditions for new members. 2) Sharing letters from past members and eating pizza. 3) Playing team building games and taking class photos. 4) Learning a unity lesson and more team building activities before ending the night painting a tree together in the quad. Instructions are also provided for a yarn game meant to symbolize the bond and support within the pledge class.

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    The document outlines the Friday night callout sequence for a fraternity pledge class. It involves: 1) Welcoming traditions for new members. 2) Sharing letters from past members and eating pizza. 3) Playing team building games and taking class photos. 4) Learning a unity lesson and more team building activities before ending the night painting a tree together in the quad. Instructions are also provided for a yarn game meant to symbolize the bond and support within the pledge class.

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    The document outlines the Friday night callout sequence for a fraternity pledge class. It involves: 1) Welcoming traditions for new members. 2) Sharing letters from past members and eating pizza. 3) Playing team building games and taking class photos. 4) Learning a unity lesson and more team building activities before ending the night painting a tree together in the quad. Instructions are also provided for a yarn game meant to symbolize the bond and support within the pledge class.

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    The document outlines the Friday night callout sequence for a fraternity pledge class. It involves: 1) Welcoming traditions for new members. 2) Sharing letters from past members and eating pizza. 3) Playing team building games and taking class photos. 4) Learning a unity lesson and more team building activities before ending the night painting a tree together in the quad. Instructions are also provided for a yarn game meant to symbolize the bond and support within the pledge class.

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    FRIDAY NIGHT CALLOUT SEQUENCE:

    Traditions (202)
    -Rocks
    -Luscious
    -Smiles
    -Rockettes
    -Troubled
    -Lizards
    Chairlifts/Letters from Past PCs, to Future PCs (w/ Pizza) (202)
    Yarn Game (202)
    PC pictures
    *brothers leave, save for pledge team*
    UNITY LESSON: Tap Game (202) (do in groups of four)
    *pledge team leaves*
    Oh! The Places Youll Go (202)
    *leave Newton, end in Sturges Quad*
    Tree-Painting

    Yarn Game Instructions:


    1 pair scissors
    Yarn
    Say: Name, PC, favorite APO memory
    Person next to New Members (and Brothers, if desired), cut a length of yarn for speaker.
    At the end, say: Im going to tie this string around my arm, and leave it until the end of the
    pledging period. PC 53, Id like you guys to do so, too. These bracelets represent our
    brotherhood, because we owe our APO experiences to Leadership, Friendship, and Service,
    and whenever we need one another, or feel lost, or need support, we can always tie
    ourselves together. *tie string around wrist*

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