Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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p| kappa Pledges Celebrate Annual Founder's Day P H I Harold Batson Milton Bccklinin Wallace IX-rrick Bill Farrar Charles Fnyssoux Allan Goodlett Charles Hughes Stuart Skaddcn

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The Pi Kaps entertain rush girls with a party at the “shack.” Charles seems to be a million miles away. Pi Kappa Phi Brothers And The year of 1960-1961 has been a very successful one for the men of Pi Kappa Phi. The fraternity has grown tremendously under the capable leadership of its president, Mike McCollom. The men of the Delta Chapter have been active in all phases of intramural sports. In December, the fratemitx celebrated its founder s day with a banquet for the members. Brenda Avery was selected Pi Kappa Phi Sweetheart for the year 1960-1961. The new pledges have done a great deal to build up the fraternity to its present standing. The annual houseparty climaxed the year. Officers of the fraternity are Mike McCollom. Archon; Bill Wheeler, Secretary: Allen Goodlet, Treasurer; Stuart Skadden, Historian; Bill Farrar, Warden; Milton Beckham. Chaplain; and Charles Fayssoux. Social Chairman. Pi Kappa Phi was founded in 1904 at the College of Charleston in Charleston, South Carolina. Soon after that, a chapter was founded at Furman in 1908, the fourth chapter in the United States. Brenda Avery Pi Kappa Plii Siccethcart Mock McCollom President

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 Best wishes from the rush girls to outgoing K. A.,' Boh Dacus. Too many cooks sj oil the spaghetti! Sigma Alpha Epsilon Receives Sigma Alpha Epsilon, under the leadership of Bill Friddle, won the Mallory Smith Reynolds Award for the year 1959-1960. This award, based on scholarship, leadership, and intramural activity, is presented to the top fraternity on campus for that school year. Last year. Bill Friddle and Jim Rainwater represented the fraternity at the annual Leadership School in Evanston, Illinois. In October, the Phi chapter was host to the Wofford chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and defeated them in the annual intramural game. The S. A. E. football team came in second place in the intramural competition on campus. The chapter enjoyed a weekend party at Green Cove, North Carolina, in November. Sigma Alpha Epsilon maintained the highest scholastic average for the spring of I960. Miss Dixie Littlejohn was pinned as the S. A. E. sweetheart. Rush week featured closed night, an afternoon party, and a mountain party. This week brought in many new pledges which will add strength to the fraternity. The officers of the fraternity are William II. Friddle,President; Lawton J. Dews, Vice-President; Fletcher S. Stone, Secretary; and Tames M. Rainwater, Treasurer. Mr. James Branham is the faculty advisor. Dixik Ln n.i:ioiiN S. A Sweetheart Bii.i. Fhiddlk President