University of Tennessee Martin - Spirit Yearbook (Martin, TN)

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Phi Sigma Kappa 312 Phi sig The Tau Tetarton Chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa, founded May 14, 1960 was the fir social fraternity organized on the UTM campus. Since the beginning of the fraternia existence, the brothers of Phi Sigma Kappa have strived to live by their cardi principle: to promote brotherhood, to stimulate scholarship and to develop charact The essence of Phi Sigma Kappa has been quality, not quantity, among its brotherhoa Phi Sigs are very active in IFC, SGA and many other campus activities. Each year t Phi Sigs host Phi Sig Follies, a charity activity with all proceeds going to the Americ Heart Association. Last year the brothers contributed 53100 to the cause. The Phi S11 are experiencing a highly successful yean beginning with the election of new officers, outstanding associate member program and a tremendous attendance at the annual IJ Sig Parents Day. The brothers of Phi Sigma Kappa eagerly look forward to participati- in and being a part of UTM,

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5 .J 4' 'G' W f fi rc 4 5 . ., 2... ,gg 5 1 l I - Row 1: Latonia Mse, Tracey Robinson, Wronica Towles Knot picturedj. Row 2: Lori Free, Clairese Cox, Wra Lyte, Amelia Coleman. Row 3: Theresa Murphy, Civil Miller, Sharon Cothran, Linda Blakemore, Felicia Bond Knot picturedj Gamma Sigma Sigma is a national service sorority open to all college women who are interested in the high ideas of service, friendship and equality. The object of this sorority is service: to the campus, community, country and world. Gamma Sigma Sigma is best known for their annual All-Sing which they sponsor each spring and includes many campus organizations. The money raised through this choral competition is donated to various charities. Unity in Service is the motto of Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Sorority. Founded in 1952, the sisters of this unique organization are constantly working to bring help to those in need. Gamma Sigma Sigma welcomes all college and university women, no matter what race, religion or nationality. Officers are President, Sharon Cothrang First V-R Civil Millerg Second V-R Theresa Murphyg Secretary, Amelia Colemang Treasuren Vera Lyteg Public Relations, Clairese Coxg Alumni Secretary, Tracey Robinson. Gamma Sigma Sigma 9 I 0 Row l.' Elaine Mitchell, Jane Anne Blankenship, Kathy Raper, Tish Zurliene, Kim Colquitt. Row 2: Tamil Gates, Anitra Morgan, Teresa Bowers, Leah Jolley, Michelle Bond, Annette Gray Gamma Sig and Panhellinic 311

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