Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Sigma phi epsilon The Pennsylvania Omicron Chapter of Sigma phi Epsilon was founded in November of 1964 by nucleus of brothers in Phi Psi national honary textile fraternity. The fraternity is vitally interested in all aspects of college life. In addition to having a high scho- lastic average and one of the best social programs, the fraternity endeavors to serve the community through various service projects. These projects include parties for orphans at Neighboring insti- tutions, collections for worthwhile causes, such as the Easter Seal Campaign and the Heart Fund, as well as other community minded affairs. On campus Sig Eps are well numbered in the leadership positions. The main officers of Student Council are brothers of Sig Ep and the President and Vice-President of the Senior Class are also brothers. Half of the population of the Senior So- ciety comes from Sigma Phi Epsilon. 3

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OFFICERS Pres: Cary A. Kabler Vice Pres: joe Wertheim Sec: Al Levi May 6, T966 marked the birth of Kappa Omi- cron Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon at Philadel- phia Textile. lt evolved from Alpha Chapter of Delta Kappa Phi Textile Fraternity. TKE has an active alumni association, 'frhe Textile Teke , our alumni news letter, is distrib- uted four times a year. We also face our alumni ,iliilppa el H H I -1-J Treas: G Pete Graustein Historian Matt Hyde Chaplain: Dave Hilderbrand Sgt. At Arms: Rich McKinley Pled eTrainer' g . Tom Worthington if If each year on the football field. Sunday committee and chapter meetings are used to plan an active social calander. A Hal- loween costume party and the Founders' Day Banquet in May are highlights. Tekes have learned that a successful chapter needs more than just social events. Each fall a halloween party is held for youngsters at the Stenton Orphanage. On several weekends, Tekes worked on the restoration of the Ebene- zer Maxwell Mansion in Germantown. Last spring we particated in the WFIL Multiple Scle- rosis Marathon. ln addition to participation in all intramural sports the Tekes support the Textile teams. Twenty-five Tekes were in the crowd at the Textile-Elizabeth game last year. Several broth- ers traveled to the NCAA basketball finals last year in Indiana. Tau Kappa Epsilon's Most Improved Chap- ter Award was given to Kappa Omicron this year. It recognized the TOOOXO increase in mem- bership and steps to attaining the goal of totally rounding out an individual during his years in college. l0P RO W: have Stoll Ivlark Me, lllmllll, ga' ames .Mai ltr, all Epstein, i filltrf Q MCG Mimi rank Dattiloflmfri