Michigan Technological University - Keweenawan Yearbook (Houghton, MI)

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,J .. J-' ' .. J in . ' ' Ax- ,SN -- '.-lf I CIW Fpl-1' .'-lp, i. I A fur! ' Pang! 1 I' l 9 l l I A Phi Tau fakes advantage of the relaxing atmosphere of his frafernify home. Fall rerrn found the building of a new addition on the Ph House. ff 1 ! l , l.l.ii,, AA J 9 lllff ,gl lgllll d J i Kappa Tau ROW l: L fo R: J. Guillaumin, D. Pinter, J. Simmons, R. Gasperini, J. Young, M. Foote, P. Franchino. ROW 2: C. Weeder, T. Brodine, D. Yoder, T. Verville, J. Jablonski, R. Raehl, J. Hill, J. Budnick, M. Raboin. ROW 3: C. Likus, J. Sikora, F. Dauser, A. Horstman, J. Jansen, R. Brovont, L. King, C. Zapffe, M. Boho, B. McGunegle, N. Hanna, G. Plak, W. Retzlaff. F r 5 I !'f ,I - L C ..-bl . . l l l lllf l65

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..l.il?l!'ilaS - A J ' 3 '. 1 -ll V , SEATED ON FLOOR: L to R., W. Vandekieft, M. Healy, D. Wonnacott, J. Sigwart, R. Condon, C. Kallansrud, T. Moore. SEATED: R. Sleeman, K. Szefi, R. Marsh, M. Bankerr, W. Hayes, J. Wilson, D. Elsholz, J. Polakowski, P. Kehoe. STANDING: B. Osten, A. Hochstein, A. Borkowski, D. Kurir, J. Loeber, T. Palaaz, H. Omar, T. Schoepel, J. Zukowski, D. Mitchell, R, Anderson. Phi Kappa Tau Founded at Michigan Tech in l957, as Mu Kappa Mu Fraternity, Gamma Alpha Chapter of Phi Kap- President John SigWCl'I' pa Tau National Fraternity has achieved outstand- ing success. One of the areas in which Phi Tau has excelled consistently is the area of campus leadership. The prominent positions held by Phi Tau's this year in campus organizations include the following: Stu- dent Council President, Dave Yoder, Student Coun- cil Secretary, Jim Simmons, Student Council Treas- urer, Mike Healy, Senior Class Vice-President, Thomas Verville, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Richard Gasperini, Blue Key Vice-President, Jim Zukowski, Blue Key Treasurer, John Young, Lode Pictorial Editor, Rich Pierce, and Lode Business Manager, Bill Hayes. This past year Phi Kappa Tau has expanded its chapter house facilities by the addition of a li- brary, which seats twenty-four, two three-man rooms, a storage area, and a photography lab- oratory.

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SEATED ON FLOOR L to R R Sayen D Anderson A lntermill SEATED M Smith J. Graves, P. Butkovich, M. Messner, J. Nora, D. Kriebel, J. Croze D Euers STANDING L Metternick S Hassler F Harrington J Johnson D Miller R. Ziarno, J. Little, R. Bohnsack, D. Haddrill. Kappa Delta Psi Founded at Michigan Tech in T920 by veterans of World War l, Kappa Delta Psi Fraternity was incorporated in February of 1946. Exce-lling in social, athletic, and academic activities, the KD's torm a solid, close-knit group to provide a friend- ly atmosphere and leadership capabilities tor mem- bers. ln the past, the fraternity was instrumental in the establishment of the Inter-Fraternity Associa- tion, the governing body for the fraternities on campus. Each year the KD's place their share of members on Blue Key, and other varied organi- zations on campus. The athletic skills typical of many of the members ot Kappa Delta Psi can be attested to the core ot Michigan Tech's NIC toot- ball champs and WCHA conference champ hockey players, and also by the overall intramural trophy which perennially decorates Kappa Delta Psi's halls. Now solidly entrenched in their new residence, the men ot Kappa Delta Psi plan to continue their success in activities, and to play a dominant role as campus leaders at Michigan Tech.