Beta Gamma Chapter

Beta Gamma Chapter (Founded 21 November 1961) is located at University of Maine - Farmington in Farmington, Maine. The Chapter was founded by Chapter alumnus Name. It has been inactive since 1996.

Chapter History

Later Years

Beta Gamma Chapter purchased a three-story house large enough to accommodate 35 Brothers in 1970. The house was located on Court Street, was extremely impressive and the largest piece of real estate owned by any Phi Sigma Pi entity. It would be sold in 1977 when the fraternity went coeducational.

Notable Alumni

• Clyde P. Jones

Senior Vice President (1962-1964)

• Richard Robinson

Senior Vice President (1976-1978)

National Counselor (1982-1984)

National Historian (1974-1976)

• Robert L. Martin

National Historian (1970-1974)

• Kenneth T. Delorge

National Historian (1982-1984)

Chapter Honors and Awards

National Awards

• 1969 Joseph Torchia Outstanding Chapter Award
• 1970 Joseph Torchia Outstanding Chapter Award
• 1971 Joseph Torchia Outstanding Chapter Award
• 1972 Joseph Torchia Outstanding Chapter Award
• 1974 Joseph Torchia Outstanding Chapter Award

Further Resources

• The Lamp