University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Phi Kappa Psi Has Active Year With 35 pledges averaging an entering 3.3 GPA, Phi Kappa Psi foimd this vear one of the most producti ' e in the more than 50 it has seen on campus. A well-rounded program encour- ages the house to grow internally and externalh-. Thanksgiving with the Tri-Delts saw the Phi Psi ' s sponsoring a banquet for 60 or- phans. Culturalh ' , the brothers found ample opportunities in the mmierous Cirque Theater parties and speaker programs. Socially, the calendar was crowded with a win- ter formal at the Olympic, the weekend Fire Part ' and a Roaring Twenties party. Phi Psi was active outside the house, too— in Program Panel, HUB committees, Purple Shield and rallies. Targets for big W ' s were Dave Blien, swimming. Bob Moch, crew, and Frank Russell, wrestling. All in all, the vear was a happen- ing at Phi Kappa Psi. dm dm iJkm Top Row: Richard Austin, Fr; Hugh Batty, Fr; Kurtis Behie, Fr; Joseph Bettridge, Fr; David Bowers, Sr; William Brewster, Soph; Wallace Coburn, Jr. Second Row: Adrian Courteau, Soph; James Davis, Fr; Paul Dever, Fr; John Drew, Fr; Brice Dudman, Fr; William Egan, Sr; Warren Ellis, Soph. Third Row: Gregory Forsythe, Fr; Terry Fox, Jr; Stanley Gile, Fr; Bruce Goldmann, Soph; Louis Goldmann, Sr; William Goodsell, Fr; Lance Groundwater, Fr. Fourth Row: John Hanson, Fr; Brad Harper, Fr; William Hilliard, Soph; Donald Hinxman, Soph; Douglas Hume, Sr; Timothy Jorgensen, Jr; Michael Kelly, Soph. Fifth Row: David Kilbourn, Fr; Bruce Kitts, Fr; Bruce Lazarus, Fr; William Leonard, Fr; Stephen Lewis, Fr; Albert Lirhus, Jr; Thomas Malone, Jr. Sixth Row: Steven AAarquard, Soph; Robert Martinson, Soph; William Mascorella, Soph; John Meadows, Jr; Ronald Meadows, Soph; Steven Meyer, Fr; Robert Moch, Jr. Seventh Row: Patrick O ' Farrell, Jr; Peter Osborne, Soph; David Pollard, Soph; Gary Powell, Soph; Craig Riss, Fr; Franklin Russell, Fr; Steven Songstad, Jr. Bottom Row: Alan Stay, Jr; Oliver Stout, Soph; Rodney Stroope, Sr; Thomas Swapp, Soph; Gary Tachiyama, Fr; Michael Thorp, Jr; John Walton, Jr. 430

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C5?S - Now let ' s try the next shot with your arms at your sides, okay guys? At the corner of 45th and 17th, tlie Fijis blend high scholastic ideals with activities and athletics in a triangular fraternit - program. Continuing a 12- ear tradition of being Number One in fraternity ac- ademics, Phi Gamma Delta cap- tured both IFC scholarship tro- phies: actives with freshmen witli a 2.65. a 2.73 anc If scholarship formed the bottom of the triangle, activities and ath- letics formed the other two sides. Fijis dominated Purple Shield with 11 members, besides having five in Oval Club. In athletics the brothers ' on 43 Bis W letters and 23 frosh num- erals. And the future? The 38 members of the class of ' 70, boasting a 3.4 gpa, look as if thev will continue the Fiji tradition of well-rounded excellence. k J Peter Spencer, Fr; William Strausz, Soph; Dean Tinker, Sr; Stephen Tredway, Jr; John Van Amerongen, Fr,- Tim Van Horn, Jr; Bela Varga, Soph; Robert Wendel, Fr; Kenneth Wesche, Sr; James Winquist, Fr; Timothy Yaryan, Sr. 429

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wn Events Include A Banquet For Orphans, Cultural Activities Phi Kappa Psi pledges were honored at the pledge dance, held at the house during October. 431