BETA PHI B eta Phi Kappa has been a part of the social club scene for 34 years. Though the smallest men's club with 28 members, Beta Phi had an eventful year. The year began with a 40 percent increase in membership by the end of pledge week. Weekly devotionals helped to unify the club, while other club activities provided fun and competition. Competing year-round in all sports - softball, volleyball, basketball, and swimming - kept the members on the go. Other major club functions included a hayride, St. Patrick's Day party, and a Spring Banquet. Traveling to Little Rock, the club held its Spring Banquet at the Legacey Hotel. Wade Bray, senior Beta Phi member, said: "I like being in a small club - you're more able to be yourself. Beta Phi has the unique quality of bringing together people from diverse backgrounds and unifying them through a common bond in Christ." -Monica Bagley CONGRATULATIONS. Steve Churchill, sophomore, welcomed in new Beta Phi queen, Jamie Jaco, sophomore. Beta Phi queens serve for life. Photo by Sharon Bowles. VIDEO GAMES. In the game room, Wade Bray, senior, took a break from a daily routine to do something he enjoys. Photo by Jeff Montgomery. BETA PHI - Front row: Christi Grady, Mike Millard, John Spivey, Kirk McEuen, Jerome Green, Steven Churchill; Second row: 200 Keeping unified Wade Bray, Scott Stewart, Handojo Hartojo, Kevin Marcum, Steve Martin, Andy Sellers, Jeremy Green; Back row: Todd Loe, Stephen Bynum, Bruce Richardson, Greg Davis, Jolyon Hall, Ronnie Morgan. - Photo by Sharon Bowles.
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