Memphis State University - DeSoto Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Officers are (bottom I. to r.) Alan Hall, chaplain; Wayne Naro, pledge trainer; David Knouff, historian, (top I. to r.) Frank Mund, recording secretary; John Ridgeway, vice-president; Paul Maum, president; and Mike Barnett, treasurer. Phi Psi proudly moved into their new house during the 1968-69 school year. Paul Maum catches a few extra hours sleep after prowling around the campus the night before. 325

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PHI KAPPA PSI Tennessee Zeta Chapter Phi Psi ' s Entertain Sororities The Tennessee Zeta Colony of Phi Kappa Psi has grown to become an active part of the Memphis State campus. Phi Kappa Psi has doubled its size during the past year and is planning to move into a new house soon. The colony participated fully in all Inter- Fraternity philanthropic projects as well as sponsoring several of its own. This year Phi Psi participated in intra- murals, IFC activities, and homecom ing float activities. Also, the brothers took part in the spring SGA elections. The chapter was fully represented in clubs and organizations on campus. Broth- ers were members of the Pre-Legal Society, the History Club, the Accounting Club and other organizations. The Phi Psi ' s highlighted their year with a dinner for the sorority presidents and a spring formal with the Mississippi Alpha Chapter of Phi Kappa Psi. The dinner was to honor the presidents for their outstand- ing contributions to Memphis State Univer- sity. Mike Barnett James Bottrell Allen Cook Chris Cross Rick DiNapoli Russ Francis Alan Hall David Knouff James Lusk Paul Maum Frank Mund Wayne Naro John Ridgway David Street Mike Sutton Cliff Swann Jim Underwood Doug Whitney 324

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t PHI KAPPA THETA Chi Nu Chapter Phi Kaps Work for Charter In its second year on campus, Phi Kappa Theta set out with the view of becoming a chartered fraternity. The Phi Kaps strove to put out an effort to win in all the events in which they entered. The result of this fraternity effort was first place in the March of Dimes Fund Drive, first and third places in the intramural horse- shoe tournament for the second year in a row, and an overwhelming victory in St. Jude ' s Blood Drive sponsored by the IFC. The young fraternity hosts members of the Student Government, Omicron Delta Kappa and the UCPB. The fraternity presi- dent was honored by the Alpha Phis as Phi ' s Favorite Fella. Highlights of the social year included the Ole Miss weekend, the Warlock ' s Wail Hal- loween party, the Ruby and Pearl Ball in the fall, the Variety Dance, and the Gentle- man ' s Ball in the spring. Along with campus service projects the Phi Kaps sponsored a joint Christmas proj- ect with Alpha Phi sorority. Robert Bailey Joseph Biggs Steven Birchler Rodney Bowers Robert Bucella John Carrier Michael Cordera Robert Farlotte Paul Farrell Samuel Fierra Robert Flynn James Foot Thomas Furlotte Clinton Green John Green Daniel Harrington Harvey Harrison Gregory Hnodak Michael Huddleston John Kaiser i - - ' M. M (T-ft W ' : : ' W 326