Randolph Macon College - Helianthus Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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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.

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ln student government, the Phi Delt's listed six broth- ers in major offices. The President and Vice-President of the Freshman class, the President and Secretary-Trea- surer of the Sophomore class, the Vice-President of the Junior class and the Vice-President of the Senior class were Phi's. The rolls of four honorary fraternities con- tain the names of brother Phi's. Members of Phi Delta Theta were also active in campus publications. The Spring editor of the Stylus and five members of the edi- torial staff of The Yellow Jacket Weekly were Phi Delt's. In IFC affairs, the Vice Chairman of the Council of Presi- dents is also a Phi Delt. l ln service to the community, the Phi Delt's conducted their annual Community Service Day. This year the chap- ter aided the Hanover School for Boys by painting the interior of a classroom building. The highlight of the year arrived in May as the chap- ter lnducted 12 members who in the eyes of the brotherhood and in the words of the Fraternity pledge, will strive in all ways to transmit the fraternity to those who may follow after, not only not less, but greater than it was transmitted to me.