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Chapter Newsletters 1849 Daphne Ln., Yuba City, CA 95991. This year has been prosperous forthe California Xi chapter. In the fall, Shawn Mulqueeney wasthe runner-upforthe 1992 Homecoming King. This spring, Brian Hildreth was elected executive vice president of the Chico State Student Body. He was also elected vice president of I FC forthe 1993-94 school year. Kevin Hemadez was elected to bathe Northern California/Nevada delegate for the Western RegionalGreekConference.Mike Schlomann, while serving as president of our chapter this spring, was also the president of CircleKlntemational.acommunity service organization. Marie Montgomery was appointed to the Activity Fee Coordinator forthe Chico State Student Government. Our chapter placed above all other fraternities on ourcampus in Greek Week, and earned fifth overall. This year. Brother Roy Bishop is the Greek Weekchairman, as well as the current vice president of Order of Omega. Our involvement here at Chico State continues to grow every year. We are constantly striving to be the best we can. California State University at Northridge California Zeta (1966), 17740 Halsted St., Northridge, CA 91325. Chapter Adviser -Kjell H. Seeger, 11214 La Maida St., North Hollywood, CA 91601. California State University at Sacremento California Omicron (1988), Box 208 Student Activities Office, 6000 "J" St., Sacramento, CA 95819. Chapter Adviser - Brian R. Dowd -101 Milani Court, Los Gatos, CA 95030. Rush Chairman - Sean Rhinesmith, 8000 LaRiveria Drive, Sacramento, CA 95819. California Omicron's membership is strong with 48 brothers and eight Phikeias. At the end of last spring, we were awarded the IFC Dean's Trophy for most outstanding fraternity on campus. We also won the Campus Community Service Award, and were ranked 3'^ in overall scholastlcachivement. CaliforniaOmicron continues to be a competitive force in all campus intramural sports. We are undefeated infootball, Softball, and baskett)all. California Omicron would like to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our graduating brothers: Kevin Burke, Paul Harmon, Tom Carmen, Mike McDennott, Kevin Jefferson, Darren Duchi, Chris Ermolik, Jason Swayne, Jim Malmquist, Mark Nigel, and Shawn Cary.—Jim Malmquist & Chris Sanford San Diego State University California Pi (1989), 6165 Montezuma Road #17, San Diego, CA 92115. Chapter Ad viser - John Morrison, 3351 - 31 st St. #4, San Diego, A 92104. In the fall, the brothers at California Pi were recognized by IFC for outstanding interfratemity involvement and took 3"* place in the Dean's Trophy. Brother Chris Hull joined Order of Omega, and the chapter participated in a community service with Delta Zeta and the Surfrider Foundation to clean up local beaches. Spring rush involved a younger generation of students, as we invited the children at Hardy Elementary School to the chapterto play in a rented Astro Jump as a service/rush event. We placed second among 17 fraternities in scholarship. In the spring, the brothers and the sisters of Alpha Chi Omega organized a community service event with the Special Olympics. We would like to thank our two chapter advisers, John Morrison and ChrisThompshon, fortheiroverall assistance and contributions to the California Pi chapter.^ason Kikugawa San Jose State University California lota (1978), 611 South 8th St., San Jose, CA 95112. Chapter Adviser - Rudy Porchvina, 1400 Bowe Ave. #604, Santa Clara, CA 95051. Rush Chairman - 611 S. 8th St., San Jose, CA 95112. The California lota chapter earned the Gold Star last year, motivating the brothers even more. OurchapterGPA kept us at second of all fraternities on campus, while our Phikeias earned first place. This was the first year forournewest philanthropy event: the all-sorority powderpuff football toumament. The powderpuff tournament is drawing campus attention along with community support. The event will help to raise money for ALS while creating a fun yet competitive atmosphere forthe sororities. We have also participated in tutoring sessions for elementary students and volunteered forthe Special Olympic activities. Our social calendar is always packed with many exchanges and group events. With the help of the treasurer and stringent bylaws we have kept our accounts receivable below 2%. Our new house has been maintained without any difficulties and is completely filled forthe upcoming school year. We made the playoffs and semi-finals in every intramural sport and received first place in volleyball. Through the hard work of our rush chairman and the selection of quality Phikeias, our membership has risen this yeardespite the decrease in students pledging Greek. In the 1992- 93 school year we have initiated better than 90% of our Phikeias. —Charies Taylor Stanford University California Beta (1891), 680 Lomita Dr., Stanford, CA 94305. Chapter Adviser- Robert A. Major, 655 Commercial St., San Francisco, CA 94111. University of California California Alpha (1873), 2726 Channing Way, Berkeley, CA 94704. Chapter Adviser - David Levy, 737 Hyde St. #501, San Francisco, CA 94109. University of California at Davis California Epsilon (1954), 336 "C" St., Davis, CA 95616. Chapter Adviser - Mark Shaffer, 818 Tamplona Ave., Davis, CA 95616. Rush Chairman - Revor Anderson, 336 "C" St., Davis, CA 95616. The California Epsilon chapter initiated 16 men and pledged seven Phikeias In the spring. These numbers are up from last year at this time, and we hope to increase these numbers even more next year. We have made some changes to the exterior and interior parts of the house. In the front of the house we poured concrete to be used as either a parking lot or a basketball court. In the backyard we put in a full length sand volleyball court. These two additions will be great for rush events. We also intalled a fence that surrounds the back of the house and a small fence that encloses the basketball court. We are also proud of the the new lawn and sprinkler system we put in the front yard. The downstairs bathroom has also been renovated, and a new refrigerator has been added. We are very proud of all our accomplishments and have high expectations of producing anothersuccessful year.—Chris Wilson University of California at Irvine California Theta (1975), PO Box 4076, Irvine, CA 92716. Chapter Adviser - Curtis D. Parvin, 11 Entrada East, Irvine, CA 92720. Rush Chairman -John Gibney, PO Box 4076, Irvine, CA92716. University of California at Los Angeles California Gamma (1924), 645 Landfair Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90024. Chapter Adviser - David Wilch, 583 Prospect Ave., Hermosa Beach, CA 90254. University of California at Riverside Calif ornia Mu (1987), % Campus Activities, 234 Commons UCR, Riverside, CA 92507. Chapter Adviser - Brian E. Slatic, 19922 Promenada Circle, Riverside, CA 92508. Rush Chairman - Kevin Dobashi,3429 Canyon Crest #10-E, Riverside, CA 92507. The California Mu chapter initiated its Mu pledge class: John Barkley, Shaun Cahill, Matt Fuller, Ron Hale, Rob Jett, John Jorgenson, Brian Martin, Geoff Melendez, Dave Peck, Jeff Quimby, and Parkson Yen, bringing our chapter to 58 members. We also have five Phikeias In the Nu pledge class. The chapter publishes three alumni newsletters annually. We are enjoying growing supportfrom the California Mu Alumni Association, which was recently established with Pat Sullivan as president. Our new chapter adviser is Brian Sladic, an alumnus of California Mu who is replacing "Papa" Lou Evans who held the position for six years. Through the California Mu Housing Committee the chapter attained a 14 unit apartment complex that will act as the chapter house for the next three years. The chapter received its fourth Gold Star in five years and currently holds five out of the eight I FC executive positions. Once again we are celebrating our third annual Phi Pride Week with proceeds from Bossie Bingo being donated to ALS. We, the brothers of the California Mu chapter, look fonward to the challenges that the 1993-94 year hold and welcome all the brothers of Phi Delta Theta to visit our chapter, —Merced A. Muro University of California at San Diego California Kappa (1982), Price Center Q-077, Box F-6, UCSD, LaJolla, CA 92093. Chapter Adviser- Paul Steinbrenner, 9171 Towne Center Drive, Suite 100, San Diego, CA 92122. Rush Chairman - Kirt Wilson, 3546 Caminito Carmel Landing, San Diego, CA 92130. University of the Pacific California Lambda (1986), Townhouses C-2, University of the Pacific, Stockton, CA 95207. Chapter Adviser - Doug Matheson, 16 Edan, Stockton, CA 95207. Rush Chairman - John Macho, 4866 Oceanview Blvd., LaCanada, CA 91011. The men of California Lambda enjoyed a very successful year. The 13 new Phikeias from the fall and spring semesters are looking fonward to a continuation of this success. Wins in intramurals came from the napoleon and co-rec (combined with Kappa AlphaTheta) basketball teams. In the all Greek singing and dance 150 The ScroU • Summer 1993
Chapter Newsletters competition, band frolic, we took second place. We have also gained control of the townhouses where we are located, and we will no longer have to go through the University to secure our housing. We will now be able to add facilities. Phis at U. C. Riverside after their Bosie Bingo philanthropy such as the already constmcted basketball court, due to our new control of our housing. —Martin Hall University of Southern California California Delta (1948), 1005 W 28th St., Los Angeles, CA 90007. Chapter Adviser- Anthony C.Gatti,%Cushman& Wakefield, 1801 Century Park East, Suite 120, Los Angeles, CA 90067. Rush Chairman - Jon Herman, 1001 Kupulau Drive, Kihei, HI 96753. COLORADO Colorado College Colorado Beta (1913),Worner Box 1515,902 N. Cascade Ave., Colorado Springs, CO 80946. Chapter Adviser - Darin Raaf, 6380 Oak St., Suite 306, Arvada, CO 80004. Colorado State University Colorado Gamma (1920), 804 S. College#8422, Ft. Collins, CO 80524. Chapter Adviser - William T. Nelson, 619 Blue Mountain Court, Windsor, CO 80550. Rush Chairman - Terry Donelson, 804 S. College #8422, Ft. Collins, CO 80524. FLORIDA Florida International University Florida Kappa (1988), PO Box 654331, Miami, FL 33265. Chapter Adviser - Joseph L. Alamo, 14485 SW 113 St., Miami, FL 33186. Rush Chairman - Willie Vargos, 3020 SW 22nd Terrace, Miami, FL 33145. Florida State University Florida Gamma (1950), 409 West College Ave., Tallahassee, FL 32301. Chapter Adviser - Adam M. Hasner, 1001 Ocala Road, Apt #134, Tallahassee, FL 32304. Rush Chairman - Michael Green, 408 West College Ave., Tallahassee, FL 32301. This year will go down as the year of Florida Gamma's turnaround. Improvements were made in areas of scholarship. intramural sports, and community service. But most importantly, the brothers of Florida Gamma are proud to announce the success of the new Phikeia program, which stresses positive reinforcement. As a result of all the positive changes that have been made, the morale of the chapter has sky-rocketed. Florida Gamma will be sending a record-setting 28 delegates to Leadership College this August, which is 65% of the chapter's current membership. This is the largest delegation we have ever sent. The main goal of the trip will be to improve the chapter's mshing techniques, as we are already planning on a big rush for Fall 1993. All alumni and actives from all chapters are more than swelcome to come visit us and participate in our rush activities during the week of August24-28. There are 16 brothers currently living in the house. This summer, approximately 20 brothers will reside in the house, and In the Fall 1993, we will surpass the house capacity with a total of 30 brothers. There is a waiting list of brothers who are anxious to move in. Due to the number of brothers and the poor condition of the house we are renting, Florida Gamma Is looking to build a new chapter house. The chapter has located land that is for sale and is currently trying to raise money to purchase it. Without a chapter adviser, we are having difficulties starting the project. Virtually all knowledge of Florida Gamma's alumni program was lost after the University suspension in 1988, so we are starting from scratch in alumni relations. Therefore, a new edition of Florida Gamma's alumni newsletter, The Sword & Shield," will be mailed early this summerand will address our cun'ent housing problem, as well as the activities forthe upcoming year. Jacksonville University Florida Zeta (1968), 2800 N. University Blvd., Jacksonville, FL 32211. Chapter Adviser - David Nichols, 10281 Stallion Court, Jacksonville, FL 32256. Rush Chairman - Mark Novak, 2800 N. University Blvd. Jacksonville, FL32221. Ringiing School of Art & Design Florida Lambda (1993), 2700 N. Tamiami Trail, PO Box 161, Sarasota, FL 34234. Chapter Adviser- Kenneth D. Carle, Carle Chiropractic Clinic, 5325 bent Oak Drive, Sarasota, Fl 34232. Rush Chairman - David Ciommo, 73 Brookside Ave., Blemont, MA02178. Rollins College Florida Beta (1934), 1000 Holt Ave., Winter Park, FL 32789. Chapter Adviser - Ron Garon, PO Box 5281, Winter Park, FL 32793. Rush Chairman - Mike Mullen, 1010 N. Ocean Blvd., Gulf Stream, FL 33483. After a long break over the summer, the chapter was ready to get right into school and meet new freshman. Fundraiser, Michael Mullin, organized 20 of the brothers to work at a Florida Gators football game in Gainesville. OurChristmasformal at Brother John Hermansen's house was a great event for everyone. We pledged four new Phikeias in January: Chris Dunn, Peter Rosato, Todd Servick, and David Welch.Thechapterwas excited for these four young men and had an incredible time on pledge Saturday. The pledge program was run very well by Doug Thompson, pledgemaster. During midwinter break many brothers went to Key West and had the time of their lives. During this time, Matthew Levy was initiated. Brothers Lorenzo Borghese and Jeremy Fernandes were seldom seen, because of extenuating circumstances. Spring weekend was held at Captiva Island in South Florida and was a huge success, due to the hardworkofJ.G, Robillotti,Wecongratulate Todd Servick on his initiation and say a heartfelt "good bye" to the senior class. —Chris Victory University of Central Florida Florida lota (1981), 12108 Darwin Drive #1, Orlando, FL 32826. Chapter Adviser-Gregory T. Rhodes, 10247 Comfort Circle, Orlando, FL 32825. The Phi Delts at the University of Central Florida did everything from rockin' Pi Phi'sarrow to slip slidin' away with Delta Gamma's prized anchor in their annual water event. We started the year off rightwhen we captured first place in Delta Gamma's annual Anchor Splash competition (the biggest sorority event on campus). We captured the attention of all the otherfraternities as well. Despite the huge gap in membership between ourchapterandthe largest fraternity on campus (about 105), the UCF Phis dominated Anchor Splash in most of their individual categories including Penny Drop, King Neptune, Synchronized Swimming, and Spirit. We also did well in other campus events like Greek Week, where we held fifth overall and third place in the GreekSing competition. We also saw their best intramural hockey season to date, going all the way to five periods into the finals. This year we also had a handful of brothers give up their spring breakto clean our house and paint the downstairs rooms—just in time for Founders Day when we hosted our alumni (a result of our improved alumni newsletter) for a cookout and some words about the beginning of Phi Delta Theta. —Gregory Witte University of Florida Florida Alpha (1924), 121 SW 13th St., Gainesville, FL 32601. Chapter Adviser- H. Geoffrey Spiegel, Spiegel Inc., 2630 NW 41 St., Gainesville, FL 32606. Rush Chairman - Allen Lewis, 2737 Masterson Drive, Tallahassee, FL 32311. Florida Alpha set the tone with a strong rush week resulting in the addition of 22 Phikeias, one of the largest pledge classes on campus. The list of distinguished new members include: Hisham Aboulhasm and Beau Einheit, Longwood, FL; Robert Bams, Sanford, FL; Ramez Bansoum, Rob Murrillo, and Rob Roder, Coral Springs, FL, Brad Braaten; Winter Haven, FL, Cam Bradford; Oriando, FL, Brett Campbell; Orange Parte, FL, Bobby Booth; Colorado Springs, CO, T. Michael Bolyle, and Mike Perotti; Tampa, FL, David Kay; Boston, MA, Greg Jarvis; Stewart, FL, Jason Markham; Sarasota, FL, Brian Mcintosh; St. Louis, MO, Vince Pinto; New Jersey, Jeff Smith; Summer 1993 * TheScroU 151
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