University of Texas Pan American - El Bronco Yearbook (Edinburg, TX)

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-'+. ighn L V- , i .,-.q ,.v ' -4 The Phi Kaps acquired their fraternity house this year after the purchase of property on Mon Mack Road. Members and alumni pose. ,,. ,, ' -' 1 - ,,-- a11..ff'f 643' , . . 1- .. pai --? 1g'.! Agp! - 'l . 54 fi, ,ffl .I 41. The Interfratemity Council football championship was won by Phi Kappa Theta. Some Phi Kap little sisters: Diana Ramirez, Blanca Garza, Frances Leal, Diana Trevino, Sally Araguz, admire the new Phi Kap home. Greeks .5 B ' Phi Kaps enthusiastically supported the Broncs at home basketball games.

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Greeks Phi Kappa Theta This fraternity seeks to encour- age and attain a high scholastic standing, to identify students more closely with the university, and to foster a vigorous spirit of loyalty. This year Phi Kappa Theta held a Christmas party for retarded children at the Pharr Civic Cen- ter. The fraternity participated in the Carnival of the Great Pumpkin, Bronco Days and Greek Week. The fraternity, after several years of fund raising, has acquired a house on Mon Mack Rd. Social events included Fall and Spring Rush parties, and a New Founder's Day celebration held at the Alaskan in Reynosa. XJ W '-aw-Q lf faq ., ,Ir f ,-wr. err 'exif i I 1 Here the val. Phi Kap 2, N I s, along with their little sisters, eagerly tended to their candied apple booth at the carni- 1 .s 1' x, M T1 Phi Kappa Theta, Front Row: Bob Pena, Bobby Rutledge, Jaime Contreras, Alex Navarro, Arnold Davila, Hector Cruz, Alfredo Cantu, Sonny Villarreal, Danny Cardenas, Eddie Stamp, Genaro Fraustro, Ciro Trevino, Hollis Rutledge, Jaime Castaneda, Efrain Ochoa, Eddie Perez, Tommy Rosales, Johnny Landa. Second Row: Gus Cervantes, Jesus Cardenas, David Guerrero, Lonnie Flores, Danny Gonzalez, Thomas Perez, Johnny Lopez, Tony Guerrero, Moses Varon, Angel Serda, Hector Garcia, Benny Lopez, Abel Villarreal.

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Greeks l Phi Sigma Kappa Phi Sigma Kappa promotes brotherhood and character in community and campus affairs. The fraternity participated in the Carnival of Great Pumpkin, Bronco Days and Greek Week. Money-making projects in- cluded raffles, bake sales and barbecues. Major social func- tions were the annual Playboy Party, held during the fall for rush, a costume party for Hal- loweeng an alumni barbecueg a New Year's party, a Founder's Day Banquet and the Moonlight . . Smiling Phi Sigs take time out from a party to pose with their favorite beverage. Ball in April. Phi Sigma Kappa and Little Sisters, Front Row: David Trevino, Joe Donigan, Jim Case, Jack Wolfe, Paulanna Jackson, Steve Storer, Carlos Carrales. Second Row: John Bond, Mark Carlson, John Williams, Robert Bettaurer, Noel Gummerson, Miguel Letelier, Ronnie Eaves, Greg Yancy. Third Row: Pat Wolfe, Diane Leidner, Tommy Todd, Richard Todd, Dana Knowles, Bill Carlson, A. B. de Koch, Rick Schroeder, Angela Dacus, Bill Milligan, Bamey Watson.