Memphis State University - DeSoto Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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4 A liv J lit H. F. Reed William Ross Charles Sentinel Don Sanders Bill Shapard Harry Shumate Bill Sudekum Mike Turnipseed Larry Waddell Bill Weatherred Clem Weinrich Officers are (I. to r.) John Johnson, vice-president; Bill Sudekum, secre- tary; Bill Ross, president; Charles Russell, sentinel; and Neil Lawerence, treasurer. rK Charles Russel and Linda Jones join forces to produce a good term paper. Phi Sigma Kappa displays spirit and originality in their Homecoming exhibit. 329

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t PHI SIGMA KAPPA Memphis State Colony National President Visits DZK The past year was marked as the most dynamic in Phi Sigma Kappa ' s short exis- tence. Encouraging school spirit Phi Sig attend- ed pep rallies, provided the campus with a sound car, posted spirited slogans on cam- pus, and built a homecoming display. For these activities the brothers were the win- ners of a spirit stick and a first place trophy in the homecoming display contest. The men of Phi Sigma Kappa participated in the St. Jude Blood Drive, the March of Dimes and the Front Street Theatre drive. The Colony had members serving as president of the Men ' s Residence Hall Asso- ciation, chairman of the Election Commis- sion and the DeSoto staff members. Phi Sigma Kappa had several men on the Dean ' s List and ranked number six in fra- ternity scholarship. Climaxing the Phi Sig year was a visit from national president, Harold W. Pierce. Social highlights of the colony included a Homecoming party, Christmas party, New Year ' s Eve party, Founder ' s Day and Moon- light Girl formal in the spring. Dwight Adarrts Larry Allen Chuck Berends Bill Bradow Mike Collins tr% ± Mk ± M Ronnie Crizer Mac Crutchfield Kenneth Eaton Barry Farmer Larry Henson Dennis Hinson Charlie Howard John Johnson Neil Lawrence Sam Lynn Frank McCain Larry Meek Clark Neal David Phillips Ted Reams 328

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V -CV r .... ■ ■ «3w V A PI KAPPA ALPHA Delta Zeta Chapter nKAWins All-Sing Pi Kappa Alpha celebrated it ' s centennial year this summer at Richmond, Virginia. The Delta Zeta chapter at Memphis State was named the winner of the Robert A. Smythe Award which is given annually to the most outstanding chapter of the fraternity. Delta Zeta chapter also won five other national awards which is the most ever won by one chapter. Pi Kappa Alpha continued it ' s campus leadership by holding high offices in the Student Government Association, IFC, ODK and various other campus organizations. Along with winning All-Sing, Pi Kappa Alpha also captured first place in the Home- coming display. The spring was highlighted by Pi Kappa Alpha ' s Dream Girl Ball held in April. Miss Mary- Lois Lyons was crowned Dream Girl for 1968-69. Holding to PiKA ' s history of growth and expansion on the Memphis State campus the Delta Zeta chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha is one of the fraternities planning a new fraternity house on the university fraternity row. Mike Accardi Monty Arnold David Asnuey Charlie Babb Neil Buist Leslie Bishop Charles Biter Lynn Biter Bill Bradick Tom Brown Bill Carkeet Byron Carson Jim Carson Frank Gondola Chuck Collier Eugen Collins Aubrey Cox Len Crook Charles Dennison Jack Dulmer Dennis Dulmer Jerry Dunn Fred Durham Richard Fields Denny Finnegan Neal Frazzier Joe Ganguzza Tyron Galjour Tommy Gilliland James Glanville Skeeter Gowen Mike Harder Rick Harder Bobby Hathcock Larkin Head Bob Heffelfmger Gary Henderson Tim Hnedak Burney Hill Murray Hill Tommy Higgins David Hudman Harry Jackson Robert Kiene Gary Keene Stephen Lammann Don Laughlin John Lie Ed Leonard Wallace Long Terry Lotz John McCullough Sam McCullough Don McGrory David McKinney Mike Marshall % L .Ui. 330