University of New Orleans - Trident Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Denis L. Milliner President Roland J. Brinkman Vice-President Stephen J. Casamenfo Secretary Barrett H. Brown Treasurer Diane M. Wilson Sweetheart George H. Amann Michael J. Bloemer Alan A. Bougere Lucas F. Bruno McWillie D. Byrd James W. Caretr Irwin W. Christopher Thomas G. Fitzmorris Mark A. Fullmel Jeffrey Guin John D. Hanson Wayne M. Lee Steven W. Kimble Clifton J. McDerby Daryl K. Manning

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'sf .. CDKZ Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity is at once the oldest and the youngest fraternity at LSUNO. Our 1850 founding date makes us the oldest nationally of the fraternities at UNO while on campus we are the newest fraternity to have formed. Phi Kappa Sigma at UNO shares the rich heritage of over 100 years of fraternal tradition, yet the colony is a young and vital entity unto itself, breaking new ground and estab- lishing new traditions as it goes along adding to the wealth of its national brotherhood. Phi Kappa Sigma has participated in the interfraternity athletic competitions, including football, basketball, baseball, and wrestling. In accord with the emphasis placed on scholar- ship in the fraternity, several PKS Scholarship Awards and trophies are awarded nationally, as well as those awarded by this colony to the member and pledge with the highest average, and the member or pledge with the greatest im- provement in his grades. Phi Kappa Sigma believes that a well-rounded college edu- cation should not ignore the leisure aspect of life. Therefore, a large and varied social program is a vital feature of the colony. William B. Martin Millard E. Matthew, Jr. Stephen E. Miller Carlos J. Perdono Nelson E. Rivers Fred H. Rodriguez, Jr. George J. Slicho Edwin A. White