Family Legacy Lives on at Sigma Nu
By Joe Moye ’63
My dad was Psi 233 and he first introduced me to Psi chapter in 1947 after a football game. Two of his cousins and many of his friends, including the band leader and movie star Kay Kyser who was his roommate one year, were Sigma Nus. Their memories and stories of college life got better if not more believable each time I heard them.
I grew up determined to attend Carolina and meeting Joe Quigg ’58 and Pete Brennan ’58 at Camp Sea Gull in 1955 erased any doubt I might have had that I wanted to pledge Sigma Nu. My sons Todd ’92 and Will ’95 were raised in Atlanta to become Tar Heels and I am proud that they became brothers at Psi chapter also. Maybe Todd’s sons will be fourth generation Psi brothers and Will’s daughter will be a White Star Princess one day.
In true Tar Heel fashion, the Psi Chapter had a full house for the Final Four games. They put up a projector and seating in the front yard, and everyone watched together. They were even featured in this 
