West Virginia University - Monticola Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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■ phi kappa sigma We ' d like to help you guys finish building this, but it ' s just too cold. The local Skull chapter provides strong competition in every phase of campus activities. The fraternity is well represented in campus politics, University activities, and intramural sports. For example, the Phi Kaps hold legislative seats, won their league archery and basketball championships, and captured numerous trophies in activities throughout the year. Among these were third place in Homecoming floats, second place in Mountaineer log-cutting, first place in House Decorations, first in best-trimmed beard, first in beard- growing contest, and overall champions of the Olympic games. Socially, the guys stay busy with open houses, desserts, and dinners, in addition to such theme parties as Halloween, Christmas, and Hell ' s Angels. The highlight of the social year is the annual Black and Gold formal. I. Tom Hopkins 20. Dave Walker 2. Bob Montgomery 2L Dave Griffith 3. Tom Rickman 22. Nathan Mathews 4. Brenny McLaughlin social chairman 5. Joe Smith 23. Bill Foster treasurer house manager 6. Bob DeFrancis 24. Alan Cox corresponding secretary 2. ' i. Riley Maynard 7. Steve Angel vice president 8. Mark Hinerman 26. Buddy Day 9. Paul Watkins 27. Roger Wright 10. Bill Baker 28. Glen Sell 1 1. Chip Kraus 29. Jim Reese 12. Mrs. Flora Paxton 30. Bob Benton housemother 31. Tom Hopkins . Bob McCoy 32. Bill Heckman president 3i. Bart Kittle 14. Chris Seidler 34. Gary Shaffer !. ' . Bob Simpkins 35. Steve Hann 16. Carl Hatfield 36. Dave (Crusty) Brown 17. Dan Denham 37. Bill Snyder athletic chairman 38. Steve Snyder IH. Butch Lewis 39. Mark Hinerman 19. Bob Richmond 254

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1. Paul Lowe vice-president 2. Palmer Farley pledge trainer 3. William Davis chaplain 4. Richard Adams president 5. William Hartwig historian 6. Andrew Wilkins recording; secretary 7. James Stewart treasurer S.John Nutter corresponding secretary Robert Short . Joseph Davisson 11. William West 12. William Poe . Charles Wilson Robert McNabb . James Albert William Dobbs 9. 10. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. David Nelson 18. John Anderson 19. William Miller 20. Edgar Thacker 21. Robert Butler 22. John McWhorler 23. Stephen Ulrey 24. William Quinn 25. Hamil Kessel 26. Robert Spiker 27. Steven Maxwell 28. Henry Walker 29. William Barnhart 30. John Benedum 31. Bradley Layne 32. Blake Boggess 33. William Brown 34. Keith Schupbach 35. James Dilley 36. Francis Henderson 37. Wayne Slater 38. James Brown 39. RossTuckwiller 40. Roy Kemp 41. James Harrington 42. Robert Rector 43. William Kerns 44. Jacob Mullett 45. Eric Lilly 46. Frank Clark 47. Frank Fisher 48. Glen Comuntzis 49. Harry Jacobs 50. David Hardesty 5 1 . Stephen Myers 52. Gary Ault 53. Robert Cummings 54. William Mullett 55. John Francis 56. Richard Evans 57. James Bland 58. Philip Brown 59. Robert Douglas 60. Stephen Crislip 61. Patrick Klug 62. Richard Goff 63. Ricklin Brown 64. William Noble 65. Timothy Bostaph 66. Rick Hesse 67. David Maynard phi kappa psi This Chapel, which is one of three of its kind in the counti7, was built in memory of the brothers of the chapter who gave their lives in our country ' s wars, and was dedicated on Mothers Day, 195 1 . Phi Psi believes that talents should be cultivated to benefit our fellow man and therefore seeks to develop these talents among her members. Phi Psi participates enthusiastically in intramurals, Greek Games, Sweetheart serenades, and Homecoming float building, for which we won first place recognition. Many brothers are active in student legislature and serve on steering committees for the University. We are fortunate this year to have the Student Body President and West Virginia University ' s sixteenth Rhodes Scholar. Also, several Phi Psi ' s participate on the University ' s varsity athletic teams. The brotherhood shared on the hill provides Phi Psi ' s with year-round and lifelong enjoyment. 253

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