Randolph Macon College - Helianthus Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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'iff P I l r' i it .i JMS. Phi Kaps this year participated in many academic and athletic activities both on and off campus. Many of the brothers attended the annual Virginia Phi Kap Day where active brothers and alumni from all of the Virgin- ia chapters meet for dinner and fraternity business. One of Tau's brothers represented the R-IVIC lnter-Fra- ternity Council at the Southeastern l.F.C. Convention in Biloxi, Mississippi. Activities like these, complemented by a year of various social activities round out 1967-68 for Tau Chapter of Phi Kappa Sigma.

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ln their 94th year on the Randolph-lVlacon College campus, the brothers of Phi Delta Theta embark upon a new era as they anticipate the completion and furnish- ing of their new chapter home. The house will room 16 brothers and stylishly accommodate any and all social functions. The major construction expenses will be born by the chapter. Although the construction of the chapter house has been the central focus of the year's activities, the broth- erhood has participated in other endeavors while main- taining a 2.75 average, the Phi Delt's have excelled in various areas of campus activities. Three brothers who are members of the lVlason-Dixon Conference champion football team garnered berths on the All-Conference team maintaining the house's tradition of gridiron excel- lence. The captains of the Baseball and Football teams were also Phi's.