College, 1965 - 1969...Memories of Old Siwash, Knox College

Mary and me partying like it's 1969.

The Phi-Delt House in the spring.

Rhayma Blake and me, Homecoming dance 1967. My career dreams to be a baloon artist were crushed that night.

Nancy H at Homecoming, 1967, with Alumni Hall behind. No, wait, that's Dr. Hane.

No. Decorative crenulated turrets, common to the neo-ghastly style of architecture embraced by U.S. colleges and universities in the 19th century, stand out on the centerpiece of the Knox College campus, "Old Main." This fortress of learning is submitted to the Vintage Photos Theme Park for the theme, "Turrets". An added historical note: The west side of this building is the site of the fifth of seven debates between Illinois Senator Stephen A. Douglas and candidate Abraham Lincoln, on October 7th, 1858. These debates largely centered on the issue of expanding slavery into the territories; Abe was against it. Turrets played no role in the outcome of the debate or the election. Lincoln lost.

Here comes the Phi Delt float! It's a bound caterpillar (I have no idea), pulled behind a lovely brown-new '68 Impala.

Homecoming Parade, Jan B with Chris G driving

Sue B?

Homecoming Parade, Knox College, October 1967. One of the Homecoming court. Submitted to the Vintage Photos Theme Park for the October theme, "Autumn"

Sue Agee

Mary and her roommate looking oh so sophisticated.

ROTC mafia proudly show off their recyling project. Mose, Ole and G. Holt

Phi Delts bring their A-game against towny fourth graders, participating in the fraternity's youth out-reach program. Submitted to the Vintage Photos Theme Park for the theme, SPORTING EVENTS OR COMPETITIONS. This may qualify as a competition but it wasn't very sporting.

Chapter president participating in the fraternity's youth outreach program.

Shoveling like mad at the Remmington, In the dorms,1968

Soph roommate, Dick Taylor, catching rare sun

Cards in the suite. Cliff on right.

Dave M, Mark Van P (i think) and Bill S be jammin' for the house rush band.