University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Chi Phi, oldest social fraternity in the nation, is the home of twenty-two men at the University of Arizona. Members of the Lambda Delta chapter decided to make a construction project at the Southern Arizona School for Boys their philanthropy service during the 1967-68 school year. A sequence of theme parties, including the Luau in October and the Roaring 20 ' s Party in November, led up to the most important social event of the Chi Phi year, the Winter Formal, held in December. Vernon Aguirre Robert Brown John Claiborne James Comer CHI PHI Officers. Three mechanically minded Chi Phi ' s gave their chariot a tune-up. Glenn Dennis B. Fenimore Michael Ford Leonard Jensen James Morford Lee Netier John Sanderson Dan Shay Rusty Terry Squidde 361

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APACH Beginning their social season with a pool party, dinner, and dance with Mohave, Apache Hall continued the year with ex- changes. The second was co-sponsored with Kaibab-Huachuca for Coronado on November 19. Many residents of Apache were members of the freshmen football squad, attending the U of A on athletic scholarships. Early in the year, a policy of a Sunday afternoon open house was inaugurated and visitation in the rooms by university coeds was permitted. Girl and guitar do not seem to be stirring up much enthusiasm. 363