All The Men 1966

- The Phi Kappa Theta man is more than just a man . . . more than just a student . . . more than just an athlete. A major difference in a Phi Kap is the type of fraternity life he leads. Phi Kaps work together in an atmosphere of brotherhood to mutually experience their development. The Phi Kap today is the*whole man tomorrow who will be the best father he can be . . . the best husband he can be . . . the best example he can be . . . the best Christian he can be ... he strives to be the best at whatever goal he is pursuing. This striving for perfection is sometimes assumed to be unattainable, but as members of a national fraternity founded on Catholic principles, the Brothers of Phi Kappa Theta have not withdrawn in the face of challenge. Their development is not always external, but it is an ever-present, undeniable fact that affects everyone around them. In accordance with these principles, the Phi Kaps act as ' 'fathers" to the Nazareth House orphans each semester,- they show themselves as Christians by regular attendance at Communion breakfasts; and they show themselves as good examples at all times. The Phi Kap of Phi Delta chapter is an active member of the University of San Diego campus. During the past year, The Brothers have promoted spirit with posters, spirit buttons, and faithful attendance at all ASB functions. Phi Kappa Theta is also involved in virtually every campus organization including the newspaper, annual, SAM, the glee club, and student government. All this added to an eventful social calendar within the Fraternity makes the Phi Kap a truly Busy Man On Campus. Phi Kaps are an active part of the life at U.S.D. A great university deserves to have agreat fraternity . . . Phi Kappa Theta.

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