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Chapter Newsletters standing in Greek attiletics, and our otiier successes have kept Missouri Epsilon as ttie tine •t^akerofMen!" University of Missouri Missouri Alpha (1870), 101 Burnam Rd., Columbia, MO 65203. Chapter Adviser- Russell L. Coats, 1204 Huben Drive, Columbia, MO 65203. Rush Chairman - Jason Stout, 1700 Highridge, Columbia, MO 65203. Missouri Alpha won firstplace in intramural baskett)all. Ed Numbe graduated Magna cum laude and is entering Harvard Law School in the fall. This year's GreekWeek proved to be a timefor ourthespians.Afterbeing nominated for every individual award in GreekWeek Ring, ouractors took sbt often awards. We finished firstin Fling, and firstmnner-up in Greek Week. Our community service chainnan. Clay Bettiune, adopted a stretch of Interstate 70 forthe chapter to maintain. Jeff Seesing and David Schulte were named tothe 1996 U.S. synchronized swimming team. Clay "Boom Boom' Bethune was victorious attiie Sigma Phi Epsilon Fight Night captijring the titie in the heavyweight division. Brothers Brad Boswell, Rod Savage, and David Waugn won the Pi Beta Phi basketijalltoumey and were sent to tiie Gillette 3-on-3 national basketball competition in Kansas City, Missouri. Ourfall pledgeclass had nine legacies, proving Missouri Alpha values the ti'adition of legacies. Although this year was a great one, we did sufferthetraglcdeatiiofBrotherWilA.Hawkings Jr., who was killed in an automobile accidenL In coeloquiesest.—CariWardenburg Washington University Missouri Gamma (1891), #8 Fraternity Row, St. Louis, MO 63130. Chapter Adviser - Hank Studt, 12865 Huntercreek Rd., St Louis, MO 63131. Rush Chairman - Howie Olson, 12605 Delmar, Leawood, KS 62209. Westminster College Missouri Beta (1880), Westminster College, Box 669, Fulton, MO 65251. Chapter Adviser- Timothy S. Steinbeck, The Ovid Bell Press, 1201 Bluff, Fulton, MO 65251. Rush Chairman - Ryan Hunter, 1136 N.E. Birchwood Place, Lee's Summit, MO 64063. During ttie1992-93 schoolyearttiebrothersof Missouri Beta completed renovations totheloungeand foyer of ttie chapter home. Ourcommunity service included an Adopt-a- Highway program, winning ttieAmerican Heart /Vssociation Award forfund-raising,winningtheE. C. Henderson Award forthe United Way, refereeing local sporting events such as soccer and baseball, and frequent visits to retirement homes. Our new initiates are: Jason Tegethoff, Josh Standerfer, ScottClanton, Joel Hollinger, Mike Piatt, Chris Boeger, Jason Courtois, Jed Forster, and C.J. Dalton. Our alumni madefrequentvisitstoour Thursday nightfomnal dinners, and we held a successful /Vlumni Weekend April 23-25. Five of the starters on the Westminster soccer team are Phi Delts, including one captain. Brother Scott Morales is Student Govemment president. He was vice president last year. Roger Williams, Chris Pannetiere, and John Hunzickerwere tiie SGA social chairman, and C.J. Dalton was the firstf reshman ever to be elected to the Special Appeals Board. MONTANA University of Montana Montana Alpha (1920), 500 Unh/ersity Ave., Missoula, MT 59801. Chapter Adviser - Roger S. Stromberg, 103 Rolling Green, Missoula, MT 59803. Rush Chairman - Chad Wold, 500 University Ave., Missoula, MT 59801. NEBRASKA University of Nebraska at Kearney Nebraska Beta (1966), Unnrersity Residence South, Kearney, NE 68847. Chapter Adviser- Fritz Behring, 161314th Ave. #D, Central City, NE68826. University of Nebraska at Lincoln Nebraska Alpha (1875), 1545 "R" St., Lincoln, NE 68508. Chapter Adviser- John L. Sullivan Jr., 3340 Franklin, Lincoln, NE 68506. On November 18,1992 BroUierBrad Shafer was elected by ttieGreek Presidents Council to ttie Interfratemity Council Executive Board. He will serve as the secretary of the Board for the 1993- 94 academic year. This is an accomplishmentthat has not been achieved by ourchapter in 28 years. As part of his duties. Brother Shaferwillco-chair the Greek Social Board. Priortothisexecutiveoffice,BrotherShafer has held numerous offices in the chapter. These offices include: vice presidentfor two terms, social chainnan, awards chairman, and pledgeclass historian, Shafer carries a 3.4 GPA in his major of English, holds a position on the Teachers College Advisory board, wasafacilitatorforthe IFC New Initiate Retreat, is involved in the WLES Minority Tutoring Program, volunteercoachesatalocal high school, is involved in the Lincoln City Rec Baskett^all League, and is a Knight of Columbus. Director of Greek Affairs,Jayne Wade Anderson, says "Brad is a welcome addition to the Board and brings with him a commitmentto quality," The chapter is excited about Brad's position and hopes it keeps the chapter at ttietop of tiieUniversity of Nebraska campus. NEVADA University of Nevada at Las Vegas Nevada Beta (1991), 904 Lady Marlene, Las Vegas, NV 89119. Chapter Adviser-William E. Drebes Sr., 5419 W. Tropicana #901, Las Vegas, NV89103.1992-93 wasabanneryearfor ttie Runnin' Rebel Phis from UNLV! In its second yearof existance, Nevada Beta was awarded Most Improved Chapter at UNLV. In August tiiechapter sent five Phis to the Leadership College in Oxford, Ohio, including Robert Snyder, one of 18 Phis to participate in last year's Ambassador Program. The chapter also began a local area alumni club and started hosting monttily luncheons. In Septemberthe chapter pledged 12 quality men, and 11 were initiated. We won the coveted chapterfoottiall trophy backf rom Delta Sigma Phi, and a heated rivalryhas developed. In October, thechapterhostedasuccessful Homecoming Tailgate party for local area alumni and participated in its third annual Carnival Daze with Zeta Tau Alpha. We also held the third annual alumni golf toumamentfor area alumni. Brother Snyderwas elected president ofthelFC. In January, Nevada Beta won its first IFC intramural championship, blowing past tiie competition in3-on-3baskett)all. Fourmen pledged inthe spring semester. Led by brotiiers /Vndre Lagomarsino, Bill Redlin, Scott Frazier, Jason Bash, and Michael Gaynor, it was cause for greatcelebration. During March Madness, 14 Nevada Beta brotiiers joumeyed to Long Beach, CA to watch the Runnin' Rebels in toumament action. Unfortunately, the Runnin' Rebels ran out of steam towards ttieend of tiie year, and for Uie firsttimeinadecade they failed to qualify for the Big Dance. In April, the chapter placed second in the GreekWeek competition and won ttieprestigious "Greek Showcase.' Nevada Beta was also chosen by the General Headquarters to participate in a new pilot pledge program. In May, the chapter held its annual Sword & Shield Awards Banquet and Fonnal. Brother Steve Brown won the coveted Lany! of the Year award. Brother Brown also won the Office of the Year award forhisworie as social chainnan. President John Keating won Phiof the Year and was accepted to law school. The chapter is applyingforthe Gold StarChapter Excellence Awards, SL Louis Fratemity Education Trophy, Hayward S. Biggers Ritual Trophy, and tiieSound LeamingTrof)hy. University of Nevada at Reno Nevada Alpha (1972), PO Box 14126, Reno, NV 89507. ChapterAdviser-Sam H.White, 1945 "K" St., Sparks, N V 89431 .Rush Chairman - Ryan Caddel, 1235 Radford Drive, Reno, NV 89511. This spring we have been worieing hard to get back on ourfeet. The past few years have been difficult, because we do not have a house and our pledge classes have been small in number. Last fall we pledged four men who are gentiemen and scholars. We are building up our numbers again and lookfonward to a stronger chapter in the future. Our main goals are to intensify our rush program and to move into a house. We have a summer rush program planned which looks like a big success. Many active members of tiieNevada Alpha chapter are from Reno, orotherpartsof Nevada, and knowquiteafewincoming freshmen. This should help oursummer rush program as well as ourfall rush programs. We made an unsuccessful attempt to move into a house this spring, but this has not changed ourgoalsordiminished ourenttiusiasm. Because of the strong bond between all of ttiebrothers and the prospect of a great msh we believe that moving into a house will not be a problem next spring. NEW HAMPSHIRE New Hampshire College New Hampshire Beta (1983), Box A-38,2500 N. River Rd., Manchester, NH 03104. Chapter Adviser - Allan Latour, Route 3, Box 90, Laconia, NH 03246. New Hampshire Beta is 29 brothers strong after initiating six Phikeias in the spring. We mourned the loss of Phikeia Pete Salamone who died inatragic car accident during spring break. Three otherbrothers were also in the car, but fortunately they survived with only minor injuries. This was a very tough time forthe brothers and the chapter. We would like to thank 158 The ScroU * Summer 1993
Chapter Newsletters all the brothers and chapters that called or sent letters, Pete's memory will live with us forever. On a happier note New Hampshire Beta celebrated its tenth anniversary on April 17 with a huge gala in Boston, One hundred brothers were in attendance including Rob Mcinnes, president of the Alpha East province, and Anthony Ambrose, treasurerofthe General Council, Special thanks to both brothers for attending and making the eventsuch a success. The chapter has been very busy helping such organizations as The Boys and Giris Club of Manchester, The Special Olympics, and The Red Cross. We also participated in Campus C!ean-Up, /Vlcohol Awareness Week, and Earth Day. Our Housing Committee is in the finalstages of being completed, and we have formed a Finance Committee to help keep ourfinances in line. All this has been done underthe close eye of our new president Patrick Casey. Pat has done a great job and we hope he will be our inspiration during the up and coming years. All the brothers are looking forward to another greatyearaswesaygoodbyetoourseniors.We would like to congratulate Brother Doug Clickner on his recentengagementto Jen Muller. Good Luck Doug, —Austin Keough NEW JERSEY Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey New Jersey Alpha (1988), PO Box 958, New Brunswick, NJ 08903. Chapter Adviser- Kevin P. Cauley, 15 Lehigh Drive, Kendall Park, NJ 08824. Rush Chairman - Marc Rubenstein, 66 CollegeAve., New Brunswick, NJ 08903. This past yearthe members of New Jersey Alpha have worked hard to renovate our newly acquired chapter house. The house has blessed us with the opportunity to grow closer asa brotherhood, and we invite any local alumni to come by and visit. We face many challenges in the upcoming months and would welcome any support offered to us. New Jersey Alpha has worked hard to maintain its high scholastic standing and was able to achieve the second ranking among the 30 fraternal organizations at Rutgers University. The brothers of Phi Delta Theta have continued to be leaders on campus. The positions held by Phis include class president, University senator, and chairman of the Greek Review Board. Community service has remained high on our list of priorities with blood drives, work in local soup kitchens, and a self defense seminar open to the Rutgers community. We are proud to announce the recent initiation of the Lambda pledge class. These fineyoung men are leaders and will become great assets to our chapter. Rush is a year-round concern for us, and we will hold various rush events throughout the summerto keep ourchapterthriving. We would also like to welcome our new chapter advisor, Kevin Cauley and give our best wishes to our graduating seniors. —Keith D. Barrack NEW MEXICO University of New Mexico New Mexico Alpha (1946), 1700 Mesa Vista Road NE, Albuquerque, NM 87106. Chapter Adviser - R. Travis Sabine, 2908 El Toboso N W, Albuquerque, NM 87104. The brothers of New Mexico Alpha received the Outstanding Chapter Award in the Omega province, and we also pledged 14 Phikeias, This class has been one of the largest since we received our charter in April of 1989, Ourfund-raising chairman, Gene Chavez, raised more than $400 in the spring of ' '93, Atthe beginning of spring, we became the first fraternity to install a meal service, and we pledged five Phikeias, Under ourcommunity service chairman, Michael Woolsey, we completed many sen/ice and philanthropy projects, including selling daffodilsfor cancer patients, fund-raising forthe MDA, cleaning local parks, and outreach services forthe University, We extend our best wishes to our graduating seniors, Jeff Garrett, Jeff Strain, and Darren King. Although separated by distance, we will be forever united in the Bond, —Steve Sloboda NEW YORK Colgate University New York Zeta (1918), 114 Broad St., Box 353, Hamilton, NY 13346. Chapter Adviser- Bruce C. Clayton, 201 E. 87th St., New York, NY 10128. The brothers have participated in numerous campus clubs and organizations as officers and even founders. The chapter also earned the highestGPAoncampusforthe fall semester. We raised $8,000forthe American Cancer Society during Phi Delf s annual Jail-n-Bail. Based on current standings andasuccessful end of the year performance, Phi Delta Theta will be fraternity intramural champions for 1992-93, The brothers eagerly anticipate celebrating the 75* anniversary of the New York Zeta chapter. Events are already being planned for this special weekend next fall, and the brotherhood will look fonward to seeing alumni and friends there. Brother Adam Marshall is currently the president of the Interfratemity Council anda member of the Search Committee for the director of fraternity and sorority affairs. He also sen/es on the College/Community Relations Board. Rich Andriole is the chainnan of the Drug and Alcohol Awareness Committee and isa memberof the College Democrats and Students forChoice. Next year, David Nekoukarand Matthew Zomitzer will serve as co-presidents of the Association of Jewish Students. Matthew is also a member of Phi Eta Sigma National HonorSociety for freshmen and is the Natural Science and Mathematics representative of this organization'sStudent Research Council, Matthew, Tom Christenson, and Michael Floyd all sen/e as tour guides for Colgate University, Tom is also the editor-in-chief of the Colgate Maroon News. Brother Josh Berlinsky serves on the Colgate Community Action Council and the Colgate Political Union, Beriinsky, Jud Pyle, Ari Pollack, and David Edelstein participated in a study abroad program in Geneva, Switzeriand. Edelstein is also the president of the International Relations Council. Ken Berger plays club soccer and is a computer science lab teacher's assistant, Wilson Kim is a member of the Academic Affairs Board, the Student Union Advisor Board, the Honor Code Council, and the Colgate Link Staff, Brother Kim is also the founder of the Korean Student Association, Jason Hutt and Dan Cunningham are resident advisors for Colgate this year, and Hunt is the current president of the Association of Jewish Students, Rich Neville is serving as the managerforthe Colgate Ice Hockey Team, Greg Hinkle is one of the co-founders of the Resolutions, a co-ed acapella singing group. He also is a member of the Student M usical Theater Company ad will be going to Manchester on a study group next fall. Andrew Muratore is the managing editor for news on the h/laroon A/ewsand is a member of the student senate. David Sklarew is a computer tutor and Gene McCarthy is the captain of the Ultimate Frisbee team. Next fall, Paul Lagasse and Patrick Cunningham will be going to Geneva on a study group. This yearthey both serve on the International Relations Council. Jud Pyle just returned from Geneva where he spent his fall semester. John Cambareri isa memberof the 1:30 Band. He conducts the Colgate Jazz Ensemble, and he is an astronomy teacher's assistant. Chris Davis is the head resident of one of Colgate's dorms this year. He is also a Peer Support Line counselor and a Sexual Crisis Resource Centercounselor, Chris was also recently inducted intotheKnosioni HonorSociety forseniors. Marc Gironda is the otherco-founder and musical director of the Resolutions, Marc is also a Colgate grant recipient in the Humanities forthe summer of 1993, Marc serves as vice president and section leader of the Colgate University Chorus and is a board member of the Colgate Newman Community. Cornell University New York Alpha (1872), 2 Ridgewood Rd., Ithaca, NY 14850. Chapter Adviser - Gerard J. Shields, 118 Birchwood Drive, Ithaca, NY 14850. Rush Chairman - Kevin Furiong, 96 Rudor Blvd., West Seneca, NY 14220. Rochester Institute ofTechnology New York Eta (1986), CPU #1038 - RIT, 25 Andrews Memorial Dr., Rochester, NY 14623. Chapter Adviser- Ed Steffens, 35 Little Brook Drive, Pittsford, NY 14534. State University of New York at Buffalo New York lota (1991), 22 Capen Hall, Box 76 SUNY-Buffalo, Buffalo, NY 14260. Chapter Adviser - None. Rush Chairman - Gary Marcus, 5 Fairfield Drive, Dix Hills, NY 11746. The New York lota chapter helped raise more than $18,000 along with otherGreekorganizationsfrom the University of Buffalo. On March 3,30 brothers and Phikeias awoke at 4:00 AM to sell Buffalo tJews newspapers inthe annual event. The proceeds of the $1.00 newspapers benefittedtheChildrens Hospital of Buffalo. Forfive hours, brothers bravedthe Buffalo cold and wind, stopping motorists on their way to work and school, soliciting newspapers. At the end of the day. New York lota and the Greek system at SUNY Buffalo contributed more than $18,000 forthe hospital, the largest contribution in the history of this annual event. —Chris Buryea State University of New York at Oneonta New York Theta (1990), PO Box 828, Oneonta, NY 13820. Chapter Adviser- Richard B. Kelly, 1630 East 10 St., Brooklyn, NY 11223. Rush Chairman - Brian Rivenburg, 6 Dixon Lake Drive, Mahopac, NY 10541. Union College New York Beta (1883), 1175 Lenox Rd., Schenectady, NY 12308. Chapter Adviser - Peter M. Pettit, 224 Vincenza Lane, Schenectady, NY 12303. Eariier this year, New Summer 1993 • TheScroU 159
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