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Chapter Newsletters Purdue University Indiana Theta (1893), 503 State St., West Lafayette, IN 47906. Chapter Adviser - Craig L. Michael, 3437 Victoria Ave., Lafayette, IN 47905. Rush Chairman - Noah J. Bradacas, 6417 Hayes St., Merrillviile, IN 46410. University of Southem Indiana Indiana Lambda(1986), Univ. of Southern Indiana, 8600 Univ. Blvd., Evansville, IN 47712. Chapter Adviser - Carl Jones, 315 Riggs Ave., Evansville, IN 47712. Rush Chairman - Neil Moody, 326 S. Seminary, Princeton, IN 47670. Valparaiso University Indiana lota(1954), 652 Garfield, Valparaiso, IN 46383. Chapter Adviser- Robert E. Wilcynski, Master Tile, 1205 W. Lincoln Highway, Merillville, IN 46410. Wabash College Indiana Beta (1850), 114 W. College SL, Crawfordsville, IN 47933. Chapter Adviser- Steven W. Frees, 707 West Main St., Crawfordsville, IN 47933. Rush Chairman - Dave Kogan, 365 Ash St., Zionsville, IN 46077. IOWA Drake University Iowa Delta (1961), 1245 34th St., Des Moines, lA 50311. Chapter Adviser - Mark A. Clark, 2824 Guthrie, Des Moines, lA50317. Rush Chairman - Sean Olson, 1245 - 34th Street, Des Moines, lA 50311. Iowa State University Iowa Gamma (1913), 325 Welch Ave., Ames, lA 50010. Chapter Adviser - Jay Eaton, 4108 Colt Dr., Des Moines, lA 50265. Rush Chairman - Eric Burrough, 325 Welch Ave., Ames, lA 50010. Varieties kicked off the semester with our skit "All Washed Up." We placed fourth in the singing, dancing, and comedy competition with the Tri-Delts. Brother Michael Condon finished first in the Varieties vignette competition with his singing quartet, ttieEarthtones. VEISHEA, the largest student-run event in the worid, had 21 Phis on various committees to run the parades, alumni activities, and public relations, Iowa Gamma built its annual float with the women of Alpha Chi Omega, Weplacedfourth in thefloat competition, and we're very proud of oureffort. Brother Kirk Oliver was honored during Greek Weekas outstanding fratemity presidentoverthe past year Order of Omega initiated Scott Coles; Jay Easton eamed outstanding alumni, and Eric Bun-ough earned OrderofOmega'sOutstanding Sophomore. Iowa Gamma's rush program was honored as the best of 35 fraternities. We are very proud of our brothers' accomplishments. The 80*' anniversary of Iowa Gamma is being planned for Homecoming this October 23. There will be a pre-game tent at the stadium and postgame banquet. Alumni are encouraged to retum and see the house and relive memories with their classmates.—Ryan M, York Iowa Wesleyan College Iowa Alpha (1871), McKibbin Hall, Box 11, Iowa Wesleyan College, Mt. Pleasant, lA 52641. Chapter Adviser-ChuckSengstock, 326 N. Washingto St., Ottumwa, lA 52501 .Rush Chairman - Ray Bennett, 835 S. 15, Centerville, IA52544.The Iowa Alpha chapter celebrated its 122'" year of existance at Iowa Wesleyan. Hard work and the use of study halls helped the chapterto a3.08 GPA in the fall. Nate Classen was accepted to Grinnel College's highly respected summer research program, and five broUiers took honors on the dean's list. Iowa Alpha's leadership excelled outside the l^%--f^ f- r ^^^^^^^^^^^^^Ha V 'iS!' 1 '' ^^ ''""^l^^^l ^ n ^P^ if t •• II _ ||L-^-JH'vTv/^^ ^^^^mm The Wabash Phis assisted the Park & Recreation Department with its annual Easter Egg Hunt for children. classroom. Jason Kiesey sen/ed as treasurer of Phi Beta Lambda. Dave Vandeberg was chainnan of the Homecoming Committee. Carter Allen was elected presidentof the ArtClub. Brian Kelttier and Rob Leach were treasurers of Sigma Tau Delta. Fourof the five candidates forthe year's Homecoming Court were also Phis. The chapterconducted eight service projects during the year. The most successful was a Jail & Bail forthe March of Dimes. Iowa Alpha raised $2,100 infive hours. The fall pledge class has already assumed leadership roles inside the chapter, Dominic Miranda serves as vice president; John Dinnsen is ourscholarshipchainman; and Jeff Wellington took on dual roles as chaplain and assistant treasurer. Finally, we want to thankouralumni who have made long-lasting commitments tottie chapter. We were able to purchase new ritualequipment this year with theircontributions. University of Iowa Iowa Beta (1882), 729 N. Dubuque, Iowa City, lA 52240. Chapter Adviser - Mark McCallum, 221 E. Market St., Suite 302, Iowa City, lA 52245. Rush Chairman - Scott Harter, 729 N. Dubuque St., Iowa City, lA 52245. The yearfor Iowa Beta started out with a great fornial rush. We can honestly say we pledged the best men on this campus. Wecontinued our Annual Hot Tub-a-Thon philanthropy with the Women of Pi Beta Phi. We held this philanthropyforabrother who was stricken with leukemia. It has since gone into remission. We also co-sponsored tineGamma Phi Beta and Phi Delta Theta six-man volleyball toumament, raisingfundsfor elderly services. We again had three members elected to the Interfratemity Council, including rush director, education developmentdirector, and Greek senator. Atthe scholarship, leadership, and service, we were eamed the Brothertioexl Award. Three brothers were inducted into tineOrder of Omega. The chapterdonated the most blood in the Greek Week Blood Drive, and we won second place overall inGreekWeek. KANSAS Emporia State University Kansas Epsilon (1968), 1005 Merchant, Emporia, KS 66801. Chapter Adviser- Dale R. Masterson, 1105 East SL #6, Emporia, KS 66801. Kansas Epsilon has received a great deal of recognition overthe past year. The chapter has had the top fratemity and pledge class GPA on campus. In thefall 1992 semester, the chapter attained a 3.00 G PA which is the highest any chapter has eamed for the past ten years. Kansas Epsilon was also recognized as the most improved chapterand outstanding chapter on cam pus for the past two semesters. Brothers Matt Brillhart, Chris Rossman, and Shane Windmeyerwere granted scholarships f rom tiieEmporia Alpha Association, Jameson Watkins was awarded ttieWichitaAreaAlumni Scholarship forthe outstanding initiate in Mu West Province, Shane Windmeyerand Matt Brillhart were initiated inthefirstclassof Order of Omega at Emporia State. Tony Russell was recognized by the undergraduates as tineOutstanding Alumnus oftheYear. The 25" anniversary of Kansas Epsilon will be held next year. Doug Lewis is chainnan of the event, and three planning meetings have already been held. Kansas Epsilon has adhered to the risk management policies since 1989, but this yearthe chapter also adopted specific riskmanagement guidelinestoaddress chapter concems. Dale Masterson took the position of chapter adviser. He replaced Roger Heineken who held the position for eleven years and now serves as alumni association presidenL —Michael Robinson Kansas State University Kansas Gamma (1920), 508 Sunset Ave., Manhattan, KS 66502. Chapter Ad viser-Evan Howe, 422 Wickham Road, Manhattan, KS 66502. University of Kansas Kansas Alpha (1882), 1621 Edgehill Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044. Chapter Adviser- Thomas Cartmell, 6335 Sagamore Road, Mission Hills, KS 66208. Kansas Alpha enjoyed GreekAwards Night thisyear. Members eamed outstanding new member, outstanding senior, and the chaptertook overall GreekWeekchampion. Ourrecognitionexceededtiiat of any other fratemity on campus, Withafurious second semestercomeback that included championships in basketball, tennis, and golf, we again put ourselves in contention for ttie "HillTrophy," We look to break ourfirst place tie and reclaim the intramural titie with a solid perfonnance in socc&. We are extremely proud of ttie accomplishments of All-/Vmerica swimmer, Zhawn Stevens, Atthe 1992-93 Big Eight Championships, he won three individual events and was a member of two winning relays. We again placed in the top quarter of the 154 The ScroU * Summer 1993
Chapter Newsletters fraternities in GPA. We continue to pursue our goal of 3.0 chapter GPA. We are in the process of developing a scholarship fund to serve as an incentive for ourconWnuing goals in scholarship. Our philanthropy program was once again a tremendous success as we surpassed all other fraternities and sororities in total funds raised. Thanks to ourannual Keitii R. Worthington basketball tournament and the many contributions made by our alumni, we were able to donate over $14,000 to ALS. With the recent medical breakthroughs in research, we are proud to know that we have played a part in finding a cure for this disease. Not only were we able to contribute money to charity, we also were able to contribute ourtime as well, Thisyear, through our participation in Rock Chalk Revue, a university sponsored musical philanthropy, we donated over 1800 hours of community service and were thus named Most Charitable Chapter at KU, We are proud to announce the initiation of 22 fine young men into the brothertiood. With next year's pledge class beginning to take shape, Kansas Alpha looks to continue its tradition of excellence, —Luke Davis Washburn University Kansas Beta (1910), Washburn University, 1810 Mulvane, Topeka, KS 66621. Chapter Adviser - James C. Turner, 238 Woodlawn, Topeka, KS 66606. Last year Kansas Beta successfully started a parents club, a mothers club, an alumni club, and we increased morale wittiin the chapter. This year, we concentrated on community sen/ice. We helped MADD wrth its annual 'Tie One On ForSafety" campaign. Big Brothers/Big Sisters with its bowl-a-thon, and the Boy Scouts with their annual pinewood derby races. We also assisted several political candidates with their campaigns and helped a local public television station with its fund-raising. We are currently helping the local hospital with a bike-a-thon to raise money for its new pediatric ward. We have also kept last year's programs going, and we have added a Dads Day. Wichita State University Kansas Delta (1959), 2000 E. 21 st, Wichita, KS 67208. Chapter Adviser- Kevin R. Dreiling, 150 North Market St., Wichita, KS 67202. Rush Chairman - Jason Curtis, 959 Prairie Park, Wichita, KS 67218. Kansas Delta is finishing up one of our most successful years in recent history. We started the fall semster by winning the allcampus football trophy. We defeated the Betas in the Fraternity League championship game and defeated the three-time defending all-campus champs, outscoring ouropponents247-12. We began work on ourannual fundraiserfor ALS. Inonlyourthird year of the evem, we raised more than $6,000. At the end of the fall semester, we nearly swept all the trophies at Homecoming, winning overall first place. In the spring, we won the trophyfor best GPA at the Annual Greek Convocation, We also became the first fraternity to win the Rahtigan Award for Fraternal Excellence, given to the most outstanding fratemity or sorority on campus. —Dan Eggerand Erik Pray KENTUCKY Centre College Kentucky Alpha-Delta (1850), Box 756, Centre College, 142 Beatty Ave., Danville, KY, 40422. Chapter Adviser - Michael E. Hall, 107 Iron Liege Drive, Danville, KY 40422. Rush Chairman - David McGee, 3111 Stoneridge Drive, Edgewood, KY 41017. Eastern Kentucky University Kentucky Theta (1969), 128 Powell BIdg., EKU, Richmond, KY 40475. Chapter Adviser-Ralph Thompson, 205 Stratford Dr., Richmond, KY 40475. Rush Chairman - Michael Fagan, 210 W. Walnut SL, Richmond, KY 40475. Western Kentucky University Kentucky Eta (1966), 1260 State St., Bowling Green, KY 42101. Chapter Adviser - William C. Hatter, 337 Indian Hills Dr., Bowling Green, KY 42101. Rush Chairman - Kevin Gregory, 1260 State St., Bowling Green, KY 42101. Kentucky Eta began the fall semester by finishing firstin the Sigma Phi Epsilon Softball toumament. The chapterhadatremendousseason in intramural football, finishingsecond overall on campus. The team was invited to New Orieans to compete in the national invitational toumament. The team tied for 33"' place in the U,S, We also earned 1 st place overall in intramural swimming and bowling and placed second and fourth in Alpha Omicron Pi's bowling toumament. Brother Blake Sloan placed third in intramural tennis. The brothers held ourfourth annual Greek Bowl flag-footballtoumamentto benefit the Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Bowling Green, We also participated in their Bowl for Kids Sake, raising $150, Brothers also donated time and service to the Bowling Green 10K road race, University phone-a-thon, Greek Week Blood Drive, and several William Natcher Elementary School fundraising events. Brothers Jason Brewer and Jay Hampton were inducted into the Orderof Omega, Brother Jeremy Manning was inducted into the Western Kentucky Greek Honor Roll (cumulative GPA of 3.8 or above). Brother Jason Brewer also received the Criminological StudiesAwardforoutstanding work inhisfield. Kentucky Eta received second place in Homecoming house decorations, and first place in GreekWeek'sannual Greek Feud event. Brother Kelly Wood served as IFC general secretary and GreekWeek Blood Drive chairman. Brother Bob Birdsong was elected IFC membershipchairman, and Brother Blake Sloan was selected as an ambassadorto the Phi Delta Theta Leadership College. The chapter initiated six Phikeias in the fall: Lance Barnhouse, John Case, Andrew Janos, Jeremy Manning, Todd Rutiand, and Charies Vance. Kentucky Eta pledged 12 outstanding Phikeias in the spring. Kentucky Etas congratulate ourgraduating brothers: Chris Crenshaw, Chet Cunningham, Todd Hammel, Bo Atkins, Dave Berieemeier, Jason Brewer, Brian Carey, Kevin Mason, and Kelly Wood. LOUISIANA Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge Louisiana Beta (1938), PO Box P.D., Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA 70893. Chapter Adviser - Troy M. Dugas, 4931 Pinehill Drive, Baton Rouge, LA 70817. Rush Chairman - Mickey Hanning, PO Box Pd-LSU, Baton Rouge, LA 70893. Louisiana State University at Shreveport Louisiana Delta (1979), 1063 Sheridan St., Shreveport, LA 71104. Chapter Adviser- Dr. Michael D. Brendler, 3742 Greenway PL, Shreveport, LA 71105. Rush Chairman - Brian Brill, 7717 Mary Eve Road, Shreveport, LA 71106. Louisiana Delta initiated three men in the summer and eight new brothers in the spring of 1993. They are: Bob Boyce, Corey Goodrich Todd Poland, Steve Apollo, David Brainis, Grady Layfield, Mike Montgomery, Cy Morrison, Greg Scott, David Taylor, and Jason Zahn. This brings our Bond numbers to 156. We have two Phikeias this semester and are looking forward to initiating them during the summer. Officers elected to serve this year are: Rich Vos, president; Wes Brown, vice president; David Brainis, treasurer and rush chairman; Chariie Olivier, secretary, and Fred Defesche, pledgemaster. Thechapterhas been busy this semester with Founder'sDay and ourannual Hawaiian Party. The chapter also participated in the Walk and Roll fundraiserfor Multiple Sclerosis, raising more than $300. The chapter also won the IFC Softball cup by trouncing Kappa Sigma 27-4. —Chariie Olivier MANITOBA University of Manitoba Manitoba Alpha (1930), 548 Stradbrook, Winnipeg, MB R3L 0J9. Chapter Adviser- Steve Bonner, 2 Lakedale Place, Winnipeg, MB R3P 4L2. After executing a very successful Phikeia program developed by PledgemasterGlen Parsons, we initiated three legacies (Duncan Patterson, Jeff and James Cook) and eight other fine men. Ross Ransby organized a philanthropy project, where we volunteered for the NHLWinnipeg Jets Wives Carnival. Our Founder's Day was also a success with more than 100 alumni attending. AfterChristmas, we travelledto Chicago to enjoy the hospitality of our brothers at Illinois Beta. The entourage consisted of Scott Rankin, Colin Campbell, Duncans Andrew Patterson, Khalid Nabbie, Craig Wilson, and Cario de Oliveira. Brother Martin Heilman's invitation to his posh New Year's party on the 55* floor of the Marina Towers was the highlight of our visit. Our new executive off icersfor 1993-94 are: Andrew Patterson, president; Rob Bums, vice president; Sean Telfer, secretary; Jeff Cook, treasurer, and Corey Anscomb, rush chairman. In addition, Peter Catoni was chosen for community sen/ice chairfor unexhaustive zeal in the area of philanthropy. OurOutstanding Phi of the Year was Scott Rankin who is in his fourth year of Industrial Engineering at the University of Manitoba. Finally, the chapter would like to express thanks to Mr. Glen Swail and the House Corporation. Mr. Swail has donated his time working with ourchapter. A professional in every sense of the word, Mr. Swail is raising ayoung family and is a successful chartered accountant, yet he manages to help us in property management, alumni relations, and financialconcerns. Proud to be a Phi.—Cario M. de Oliveira Summer 1993 * The ScroU 155
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