1. The music to the Honor Code song so they can never sing it again.
2. The squirrel costume.
3. F. Scott Fitzgerald's original sketch drafts.
4. Their outdoor searchlights.
5. The bright, orange "Mother Of All Triangles" in Frist.
6. Their harmonies.
7. Their wigs.
8. Their pants ... wait that already happened.
9. Their collection of paper airplanes.
10.The cheerleaders' legs.
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