1993 Volume 116 No 1–4 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

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Chapter Newsletters Rockville, MD, John Mark Todd; Miami, FL, Chef Schwartz; East Brunswick, NJ, and Andrew Ugalde; Fort Lauderdale, FL. The brothers of Florida Alpha are very proud of our Phikeias, they are learningthe ways ofthefraternity and are currently approaching initiation.Through the semester, the Phikeias, together with the brothers, have enjoyed: outstanding socials with sororities, late night parties, a successful "Woodser" date function, aformal, and the participation in a new philanthropy. Phi DeltaTheta/AlphaXi Omega "Bed Race". At Florida Alpha, we prideourselves on a strong brotherhood, and these events help moldclose friendships and integrate Phikeias into thebrothertiood. Currently, Phi Delts are ranked second in intramural standings on campus and our scholarship is continuously improving. The University of Florida awarded Florida Alpha with two major awards: the Alumni Relations Award, fortheoutstanding Alumni program (We inducted seven Golden Legionairres at our Founders Day), and the Buddy McKay Fraternal Excellence Award, the University of Florida award forthe mostoutstandingchapter,—Derek A. Rich University of South Florida Florida Epsilon (1967), 13717 N. 42nd Street #9, Tampa, FL 33613. Chapter Adviser - Forrest O.J. Sackey, 15405 Plantation Oaks Drive, Apt. #5, Tampa, FL 33647. Rush Chairman - Dong Sop Norman, 13717 N. 42nd St. #3, Tampa, FL 33613. University of Tampa Florida Theta (1979), 401W. Kennedy Blvd., Box 2791 - Univ. of Tampa, Tampa, FL 33606. Chapter Adviser - Ron Garon, PO Box 5281, Winter Park, FL 32793. Rush Chairman - John Flynn, 1610 - 4th Fairway Drive, Roswell, GA 30076. The brothers of Florida Theta had the opportunityto witness the installation of the Florida Lambdachapterat Ringiing, In October, Florida Theta held its 15* annual Toga Party, which was an integral part of the University of Tampa's Family Weekend activities. Over the course of the year, we have held socials with all U,T, sororities and several from other Universities, We are proud to announce that in March, Florida Theta celebrated its 15* anniversary. Among the honored guests at our weekend of activities were, executive vice president, Bob Biggs; past president of the General Council, Tal Bray; Chi North province president, Jim McCarthy; Ron Garon; Dr, Larry Baratta, and UniversityofTampa president, Dr, David G,Ruffer, We have also held several fundraisers and communitysen/ice projects including ourannual Cancer Ride for Life, in honor of Brother Michael P, Connoly who passed away in 1986, Florida Theta has also been the recipient of several awards this year, such as the 1 FC Chapter Excellence Award and the Alumni Affairs fundraising award, Florida Theta will also be sending six brothers to this year's Leadership College and we look forward to an even more prosperous 1993-94 school term, GEORGIA Emory University Georgia Beta (1871), 20 Fraternity Row, Atlanta, GA 30322. Chapter Adviser - Christopher Purl, 1634 Ponce De Leone Ave., Apt. 408 NE, Atlanta, GA 30307. Rush Chairman - Corey Gunzberg, Drawer L., Emory University, Atlanta, GA30322. Aftertwo strong rushes, Georgia Beta has increased its membership to 65 brothers. We have used these new men to strengthen our chapter, and our achievements in athletics, academics, and on campus demonstrates our success. Despite thefactthatfewerfreshmen have been going through rush at Emory, Phi Delt has pledged large spring classes forthe past two years. With the leadership of rush chairman, Mike Parker, we pledged 25 new Phikeias, These young men are extremely active on campus, participating in such organizations as the debate team, cheerleading, and RHA, There are also several varsity athletes among our Phikeias, as well as the coach of the newly rejuvenated Emory lacrosse team. Behind All-Row Athlete of the Year, Josh Weber, this year's Phi Delt sports teams have excelled. In Softball, hockey, and football, the Phis won every regularseason game. Despite some bitter losses in the finals and semi-finals, the All- Row title was still within striking distance. Second semester started out with a bang as Phikeia Ian Zaslansky nailed a last-second three-pointer to beat our perennial basketball rival,AEF'i, We are planning to field a very strong soccerteam this semester, and three-peat as champions in the volleyball competition. Record numbers of fans are turning out for ourgames, and every brother has high expectations that Phi Delt will finally reign as All-Row Champions, The Emory Phis have improved academically. This year our 3,2 G PA ranked second on the row. We also have the distinction of having three Phi Beta Kappa members. With senior brothers entering post-graduate studies at Duke, Yale, Harvard, and Stanford, it is clear that the brothers of Georgia Beta take scholarship seriously, Emory Phis are also being recognized as leaders on campus. Residence Life has five sophomore advisers and two resident advisers who are Phis, Last semester Phi Delts composed nearly a quarter of the College Council, and two SGA representatives were also Phis, Brother Rob Brainin also served as SGA president. In the recent SGA elections, Phi Delts again garnered positions in SGA. Michael Berry and Jeff Bartos won were elected president and vice president, respectively. Strong leadership, sound learning, and the desire to excel in everything we do, has given the Georgia Beta chapter of Phi Delta Theta the reputation of being one of the best chapters on the row, —Randy Fingerhut Georgia College Georgia Zeta (1975), CPO 2415, Georgia College, Milledgeville, GA31061. Chapter Adviser - David Grant, 341 W. Thomas St., PO Box 776, Milledgeville, GA 31061. Rush Chairman - John King, 6164 Elliott SL, Covington, GA 30209. Georgia Tech Georgia Delta (1902), PO Box 32708, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, G A 30332. Chapter Adviser - Marvin M. Reese, Childress Kein Properties, 999 Peachtree St. N.E., Suite 2000, Atlanta, GA 30309. Rush Chairman - Ben Tarbutton, 734 Fowler St., Atlanta, GA 30313. At the recent Atlanta Alumni Club Founders Day banquet, Georgia Delta received the FrankCarterTrophy, which is given annually to the most outstanding chapter in the province. The chapter also won the Ward Wight Trophy, given to the chapter with the bestscholarship.Chapterpresident,ThadM. Sharrett, received the Michael S, Irby Award, given to the most outstanding brother in the province. We encourage all alumnitosend recommendations for prospective rushees to this year's rush chairman, Ben Tarbutton III.—Steven M, Lacoff Mercer University Georgia Gamma (1872), Box 80, Mercer University, Macon, GA 31207. Chapter Adviser - G. Bernard Meyer-Von-Bremen, 829 Dogwood Circle, Macon, GA 31210. We started the year off with six brothers and one Phikeia. During fall rush, we pledged eight new Phikeias. They were: Harry Behrens, John Paul Croom, Jim O'Brien, Kari Osmus, Hilton Smith, James Spearman, Caine Speights, and Tray Taylor. Tod Hebenton was initiated during fall quarter, bringing the membership to seven. During the winter quarter, we held initiation, rush, and officer elections. In winter rush, we pledged Jason Harper, Jes Smith, and Randy Williams, We initiated all, but one of the Phikeias from fall rush. Cliff Whitaker pledged during spring rush. We won the Dean's Cup for the highest percentage of pledges initiated. Currently, we are sponsoring a Little League team as part of ourcommunity service program,—James Freeman University of Georgia Georgia Alpha (1871), 690 S. Lumpkin SL, Athens, GA 30612. Chapter Adviser - Thomas B. Simmons, Laidlaw Waste System, Inc., 485 Riverside Pkwy, Austell, GA 30001. Rush Chairman - Alexander banks, 575 Waddell St. #1, Athens, G A 30606. IDAHO University of Idaho Idaho Alpha (1908), 804 Elm St., Moscow, ID 83843. Chapter Adviser-Stephen N.Badraun, 1928 N. 4th, Coeur D'Alene, ID 83814. Rush Chairman - Brian Twining, S. 507 Alpine Drive, Liberty Lake, WA 99019. ILLINOIS Knox College Illinois Delta-Zeta (1871), 516 S. West St., Galesburg, IL 61401. Chapter Adviser- Merrill R. "Jim" Littie, 367 Marmac Dr., Galesburg, IL 61401. Northwestern University Illinois Alpha (1859), 2347 Sheridan Road, Evanston, IL60201. Chapter Adviser-Andrew G. Satherlie, 2221 Birchwood Lane, Northf ield, IL 60093. University of Chicago Illinois Beta (1865), 5625 S. University Ave., Chicago, IL 60637. Chapter Adviser - 6916 Hohman Ave., Hammond, IN 46324. Rush Chairman - Navin Kamal, 8150 Van Buren Ave., Munster, IN 46321. Illinois Beta initiated two pledge classes and brought current membership up to 45. The Bond is up to number 1109, We considered more than 20 candidates for 152 The ScroU * Summer 1993
Chapter Newsletters membership, extended 17 bids and finally inducted two new pledge classes for a total of 10 new members. The chapter continued its commitment to community service throughout thefall and into the winterthrough tutoring neighborhood children and preparingforourfourth annual See-Saw-A-Thon, which raises money forthe ALSfoundation, Brothers soldt-shirts and rodeasee-sawfor 100 consecutive hours. Our project made more than $1,000 forthe ALS research fund at the University, The chapter has continued to improve. This year we have been able to strengthen our brotherhood and minimize conflicts within the chapter. We are heading into next year with a renewed commitmentto strengthen Illinois Beta and its presence on campus. We intend to focus ouractivities on rush and improving relations with our neighbors and alumni. Our newly elected officers are excited to begin work and are busy developing plansforthefutureof Illinois Beta. ^eremyGraff University of Illinois Illinois Eta(1893), 309 East Chalmers, Champaign, IL61820. Chapter Adviser- Mark Fullin, Northwestern Mutual Life/Baird, 1704 S. Neil SL, Champaign, IL61820. Rush Chairman - Scott Hartman, 532 W. 8th St., Rock Falls, IL 61071.The weekend of April 2-4 found Phi Delta Theta's Illinois Eta chapter celebrating its 100" anniversary! Approximately 100alumni and guests retumed to the Champaign-Urbana campus of the University of Illinois forafun-fflled weekend. In addition, we were honored to have Robert (Fitz) Fitzpatrick, the warden of the International Fratemity as the featured speaker. Alttiough many guests an-ived Friday night, the real activities kicked off Saturday morning with a delicious bmnch puttogether by Brothers Brian Good and Steve Auer at the chapter house, Immediatelyfollowingthe brunch ashorttourof our newly renovated house began. New initiate and historian-elect Brother Darren Benjamin put together a wonderful display of photos, rush pamphlets, and other memorabilia from the past forthe alumni to peruse during the social hour. The House Association convened a meeting in the afternoon to discuss business and to hear a report from chapterpresident, Mike Mahoney, The evening got off to an early start with hors d'oeuvres atthe house. The crowd then boarded awaiting buses fortransportation to Jumer's Castle Lodge where our banquet was held. After Brother Fitzpatrick delivered the keynote address. Brothers Ted Mesiacos and Benjamin conducted aslide show detailing Illinois Eta'srich and proud 100-yearhistory, Perhaps the two best things to come from the event were the myriad of stories from the alumni and, as event co-coordinator Brother Auer put it, "It was good forthe actives to see just how supportive our alumni are and how much Phi Delta Theta means to them!"—T, Chapin Rose INDIANA Ball State University Indiana Kappa (1969), 1501 West Riverside, Muncie, IN47304. Chapter Adviser-Charles E. Weaver, 401 South Shady Lane, Muncie, IN 47304. Rush Chairman - Shane Nichols, 1501 W. Riverside, Muncie, IN 47303. Indiana Kappa's year started out with Brother Paul Nelson earning a Phi Delta Theta Foundation Scholarship and being honored in The Scroll. As soon as theyearbegan, Indiana Kappa had organized a philanthropic evenL More than 20 brothers headed overto Indiana Beach to assist in running amusement ridesand helping out with the crowds. These brothers raised more than $2,000 and accumulated 200 hours of community service, Indiana Kappa also received the Most Improved Philanthropic Fraternity award during the annual Greek Weekfestivities, Otherservice events included working forthe Muncie Mission, visiting hospital patients on Halloween, a dunk-a-thon for the Al DS foundation, and helping build houses for Habitat forHumanity, Thanks to the chapter's commitment and the new rush materialsfrom General Headquarters, we had one of our best rushes ever! In the first semester we pledged our biggest class since rush became dry. We pledged 21 menfirstsemester and 12 men second semester. These numbers quickly put Indiana Kappa well within the top five fratemities on campus, Indiana Kappa succeeded beyond all expectation in sports, Ourfootball team went undefeated in the regularseason and ourtop ranked basketball team went to the final four. Our first annual Halloween Classic pledge football tournament was held and it turned out to be an incredible success,—Michael Nichols Butler University Indiana Gamma (1859), 705 W. Hampton Dr., Indianapolis, IN 46208. Chapter Adviser- Michael D. Bryant, 106 Rossevelt Dr., Greenfield, IN 46140. Rush Chairman - Hassian Von Schlegell, 453 East Court, Elmhurst, IL 60126. DePauw University Indiana Zeta (1868), 446 Anderson St., Greencastle, IN 46135. Chapter Ad viser- Stephen C. Jones, RR #2 Box 42, Greencastle, IN 46135. Rush Chairman - Mike Jurgens, 154 Akenside Road, Riverside, IL 60546. Franklin College Indiana Delta (1860), 698 E Monroe St., Franklin, IN 46131. Chapter Adviser - Douglas P. Quick, 2826 Mission Hills Lane, Indianapolis, IN 46234. This year was one of growth forthe Indiana Delta chapter. When school started, the chapterhad only 23 members, but a successful rush welcomed21 Phikieas to our brotherhood. In early February, Indiana Delta initiated nine new members, bringing the active chapterto a total of 32 men. In the spring we accepted five new Phikeias, bringing the chapter's membership to 48 men. Although we have welcomed many into our brotherhood, this year we are saying good-bye to three. Seniors John Greenwell, Aaron Howaid, and Joel Christophergraduate.BrotherGreenwell has accepted a job with the Republic, a newspaperin Columbus, IN. Brother Howaid is leaving in July for Japan, where he will be teaching English to middle school students. BrotherChristopherisonhiswaytoAthens,GA, to attend graduate school atthe University of Georgia. We wish our brothers luck in all they do. All three members were honored at a recognition banquet in May Many improvements were made to our house and property. We put in newfront steps, showers, and carpet in ourfront room, and a new bigscreen television is on the way. We also put eight tons of new sand in our volleyball court just in time forourGrizzly Grand Prixvolleyballtournament. Grizzly Grand Prixweekendwasatremendous success forthechapter.Ourannual volleyball tournament raised money for ourphilanthropy. Our ridersalso earned third place in the Grizzly Grand Prix bike race. Our car smash was the only fraternity-sponsored event at the Grand Prix Carnival that weekend. We were this year's winner of the Homecoming house-decorating contest with the women of Elsey, We placed third in Greek Week events this year, and we also faired well once again in intramural competition on campus, our members have remained active in student organizations on campus, such as the Student Entertainment Board and Student Congress. BrotherTom Wiser was co-editorof the Franklin second semester. Phi Delta Theta was well represented in varsity sports with members in football, baseball, and tennis. Several Phis were also honored on the dean's list. The year closed with ourformal atthe Canterbury Inn Friday, May 7. We also volunteered over200 hours of community sea'ice this year, including collecting money forthe prevention of child abuse in Johnson County, and helping with Special Olympics basketball games. —Tom Wiser Hanover Indiana Epsilon (1861), PO Box 109, Hanover College, Hanover, IN 47243. Chapter Adviser- Dwight Nelson, 1810 Crozier, Madison, IN 47250. Rush Chairman - Craig Spinner, 1024 SPruce Glen Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45224. Indiana State University Indiana Eta (1869), 931 South 7th St., Terre Haute, IN 47807. Chapter Adviser - Robert G. Mood, 4677 E. McLane Drive, Terre Haute, In 47802. Rush Chairman-Todd Doner, 931 S. 7th St., Terre Haute, IN 47807. Indiana Eta initiated six men from the spring 1992 pledge class and 12 men from the fall of 1992. During the fall homecoming season, we were paired with the Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority. Ourfloat finished in 1 ^ place for original design and our trike team finished 5* out of 15 teams. Inthe fall we pledged 15 Phikeias, which was our largest pledge class since the fall of 1991. In the spring we acquired another 13 members, bringing the chapterto 55 members. In the spring we were paired with Gamma Phi Beta and Sigma Phi for ourTandem bike race. We finished 4* out of 10 teams. Officers for the 1993-94 school year are: Todd Doner, president; Jean Peirre Huber, vice president; Rich Lutterman, treasurer; Jim Neely, house manager, and Scott Eaker, steward. —Kyle Bashia Indiana University Indiana Alpha (1849), 1215 N. Jordan, Bloomington, IN 47401. Chapter Adviser - None. Rush Chairman -Joe Doyle, 8332 Forward Pass Road, Indianapolis, IN 46217 Summer 1993 * TheScroU 153
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