College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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Phi Sigma KQPP John Bourne Ray Burns Bob Cooper Leon Celmer LeRoy Corrom Bob Coulter Joe Esparaza George jakwny jeff Jones HARVEY STRAND, Presirlenl

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Phi Kappa au Phi Kappa Tau, National social fraternity, came to ISC in 1949. The Phi Tau's partici- pated in Homecoming, Spur Stampede and Winter Carnival, and other all school functions. In addition to many socials for their own members they took part in several exchange parties with the various sororities on campus, held their annual Founders' Day Banquet and had smokers for their members and pledges. One of the most outstanding social events for the Phi Tauis was their Christmas dinner dance. The Student Body and Junior Class presidents were numbered in their ranks and several ISC athletes claimed membership in this group. T150 SHONK , Prrxirlent