Freed Hardeman University - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Henderson, TN)

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Waiting to make an announcement about Hootenanny, Brian Beck and David Shannon act cool as Dean Selbe makes the other chapel announcements. photo by Micah Brinkley All the way, PKA, All the way, PKA, All the way, PKA, GO BIG RED. photo by Holland Studios. 198 P1-11 KAPPA ALPHA

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MSX .- Brad Camp and Allen Clark head for the beaches that surround the Sigma Rho Boat during the freshmen mixer. photo'by Micah Brinkley. S-I-G-M-A Rho, Sigma, Sigma, Sigma Rho was often heard echoing through the halls of Old Main, the meet- ing place of Sigma Rho. phot by Holland Studios. S-.. l MQ? he , iil'i E ajm 'H' , c'ee' he 'iriss PQ, 5 SIGMA RHO 197

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The reunion committee takes time out of their meeting to pose for a picture. The committee cosisted ot' mem- bers from many different years. photo by OPI. It's A Lifetime Committment Excitement and energy seemed to sur- round the members of Phi Kappa Alpha. Wherever the red and white jerseys could be found, there seemed to be a flurry of activity and enthusiasm. With the reputation of being one of the largest clubs on campus, PKA kept up the tradition of excellence. This year, PKA con- tinued to be at the top. For the ninth consec- utive semester, Phi Kappa walked away with the social club trophy. For the second con- secutive year, the social club took top hon- ors during Makin' Music. In intramurals, PKA was hard to stop. They ended up with the most total points in both performance and participation. Once you are in, you are in foreverflf' Brian Beck With two of the most dedicated sponsors, Al Price and Jim Maxwell, PKA was virtually unbeatable. Price stated, lt's great when a club can be competitive and a family at the same time. One of the highlights of the year was the Phi Kappa Alpha Reunion. Members from the very first PKA were present for the reunion. The reunion took place during the weekend of Makin, Music. The reunion had two purposes said Danny Sorrell, former PKA president. First, to get members to- gether from the past and the present to talk about the changes that have occurred in PKA and second, to help boost the spirits of the group performing in Makin' Music. Officers for Phi Kappa Alpha included Brian Beck, president, David Shannon, men's vice president, Judy England , wom- en's vice president, Tammy Barnes, secre- tary, C.R.Gaines, treasurer, Bob Morris and Scott Sams, men's sports captain, Amy Gaines, women's sports captain and David Shannon and Mark Hawk, chaplain. When asked about the club, Brian Beck, president, said, Being a member of Phi Kappa Alpha is a lifetime committment. Once you are in, you are in forever. W Picking and Grinning!!! During the Homecoming pa- rade, members of PKA entertain the crowds with a little country music, photo by Holland Studios. PHI KAPPA ALPHA 199