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

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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.

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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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- f Sl I 4-vf' Q-- v 1 tion ,ri Phi Sig's phone, which was rarely neglected, provided an opportunity for interesting conversation. I ,I pl l l Tom Todd took a break at the Phi Sig house, after a long day. M J P 'll','?'f, :Ng I 4 ' 1 .lack Wolfe recruited prospective Phi Sig pledges at freshman orientation.