Greeks!

[valpo64]

Proud to be an old Phi Psi from our "hey day" years in the early 60's!!

[vu72]

Proud to be an old Phi Psi from our "hey day" years in the early 60's!!

Hey!  We weren't too bad in the late 60's and early 70's either!    I have heard the same thing relative to the Phi Psis being at or near the top in many ways.

[okinawatyphoon]

Phi Psi is consistently number 2 on campus to SigEp (over the past few years), but they do have a lot of spirit when it comes to sporting events.

[drewsaders11]

I'll admit that Phi Psi does show up well to sporting events, but it seemed they were promoting their fraternity in their awkward garb moreso than blending in to actually root for the basketball team.

[vu72]

Johnny -- Time frame for my post 1962-66.  It WAS Sig Tau on Lincoln Way.  And now that you mention it, every house that I was familiar with at the time had a Coke machine in the basement converted to a beer machine.  Drop a quarter (i.e., 25 cents) and you had a frosty, foamy adult beverage.  Evening study halls in the Phi Delt third floor library on 606 Brown was very laid back.

   

OK, I'm confused.  The Sig Tau house as always been on Garfield across Union from the Theta Chi house.  The house on Lincolnway in the 60's and 70's (up until the new houses were built on Mound) was the Sig Ep house.  (red door etc.)Right??

[nkvu]

That's right 72.  The Sig Eps moved from Lincolnway to the house on Mound next to you all and across the street from the Chops in the 69/70 school year.  I was in their first pledge class in the house on Mound in the spring of 70.  The Sig Tau's were always across the street from the Theta Chi's while I was there. 

And yes, we had coke machine filled with beer for a quarter too. 

[VULB#62]

I stand corrected -- I got my Sigs mixed up.  It was Sig Ep on Lincolnway that I was inaccurately referring to.