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Chapter Newsletters York Beta won the Brown Cup which is awarded to the best fraternity on campus. Michael Johnson was recently elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Oursuccess in rush resulted in pledging 15 Phikeias, We will have 61 actives by the end of spring term, up from 47 just two years ago. Our house is presentiy undergoing minor renovation, and the roof and 1 stfloorwill hopefully be finished forthe 1993-94 school year. The first floor stairs are in the process of being restained, and the house is enjoying a new look with much of thefirstfloorbeing painted. We recently elected new officers who are as follows: president, Chariie King; vice president, Craig Losben; treasurer, Todd Solomon; secretary, Whit Merrill, We are looking forward to a great alumni barbecue during reunion weekend, and encourage alumni to stop by any time, —^Warren Emblidge NORTH CAROLINA Davidson College North Carolina Gamma (1928), PO Box 673, Davidson College, Davidson, NC 28036. Chapter Adviser - John S. Maxwell III, Box 3665, Davidson, NC 28036. Rush Chairman - Todd M. Esporas, 2313 Westwood Dr., Sanford, NC 27330. Duke University North Carolina Alpha(1878), Box 4693, Duke Station, Durham, NC 27706. Chapter Adviser- Jonathan E. F. Barnett, 207 N. 6th St., Mebane, NC 27302. RushChairman-Ben Craighead, 116 New Castle Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. North Carolina State University North Carolina Delta (1988), 18 Home St., Apt. 1 A, Raleigh, NC 27607. Chapter Adviser - Nicholas A. Dean, 4003 South Juniper Court, Raleigh, NC 27612. The North Carolina Delta chapter received many honors this past year, including the prestigious Caldwell Cup, presented to the chapterthat demonstrates consistent excellence in academics, sen/ice, and athletics. This is the third year in a row that the brothers of North Carolina Delta have earned the Caldwell Cup. The brotherhood once again earned the highest GPA of any Greek organization forthe fall semester. The chapter also demonstrated its athletic prowess by winning championships inthe "A" Softball league, "A" volleyball, the cross country meet, bowling, and the swim meet, among others. We also placed well in several sports including "C" football, the track meet, and basketball. Our athletic achievements put us second place overall among fraternities in athletic competition. Brothers participated in Habitat forHumanity projects, volunteered atthe soup kitchen, and collected food forthe North Carolina Food Bank, We also participated at service events at several area churches, and participated in Adopt-A- High way. The chapter is currently planning for its annual Les Robinson Celebrity Golf and Tennis Tournament which benefits the Make-A-Wish Foundation, —Aaron P, Maurer University of North Carolina North Carolina Beta (1885), 304 S. Columbia St., Chapel Hill, NC 27514. Chapter Adviser- Nicholas Whitney Page, 629Totten PL, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. Rush Chairman - Justin Forrero, 304 S. Columbis St., Chapel Hill, NC 27514. We've had another good year here at UNC and at the end of the spring term we had 41 brothers, including ourhonorarybrother, Matthew Mason, who has been with our chaptersince 1934, We also pledged seven Phikeias this year who have now been initiated. Out of 18 fraternities we are ranked sixth in G PA, and at the end of this term many brothers will be initiated into Phi Beta Kappa, More than 20 brothers consistently make the dean's list, and we have two members who work closely with the University's Judicial system. Athletically we had another successful year as our intramural football and Softball teams performed well. Our basketball team won the fraternity league championship forthe second consecutive year. Seven of ourmembersvolunteertheirtime and serve as "big brothers" in the Crossroads program which provides leadership and guidance to school children. We actively participate in a Greek recycling program, and several Phi Delts work with Habitat for Humanity, Five brothers volunteer in a Childhood Cancer Friends Program which matches cancer patients at UNC hospitals with college students. Each year we host an annual fund-raiser with the proceeds going to benefit this program, Thisyearwe hosteda3-on-3 basketball tournament, sponsored by Caremark. We made N. C. State Phis at Greek Classic, a Christian leadership conference for Greeks across the U.S. more than $400 for childhood cancer. —Blake Young North Dakota University of North Dakota North Dakota Alpha (1913), 601 Princeton St., Grand Forks, ND 58201. Chapter Adviser - Timothy E. Shea, 536 Oxford St., Grand Forks, ND 58203. Rush Chairman - Chris Hampson, 1702 Buchanan Drive, Ames, IA 50010. North Dakota Alpha made a comeback this year after the chapter was put on escrow and the majority of ourmembers were expelled orsuspended.Aftera yearof work, we regained possession of our charterduring ourannual Founders Day this past spring. We are proud and relieved to have our charterback. After spring initiation, the chapter's membership will be at 71 members, up from only 38. This improvement was the result of an excellent fall rush and a new Phikeia education program. Brother Jim Poolman was elected to the North Dakota House of Representatives, joining Senator John T. Traynor, and Representatives Andy Maragos and John Mahoney, Phis in the North Dakota legislature. Scott Iserman was elected student body president, and Jon Norberg, Chris Zitzer, and Matt Wuebben were elected to the student senate. We held a successful homecoming and 90" anniversary celebration, and ourchapterhonored five Golden Legionnaires this spring during our Founders Day: Judge John C, McCllntock; James G, Caldis; former Lt, Governor Ernest Sands; John R, Hofto, and Robert L, Jacobson. Chapter president, Michael Toussaint, was voted the University of North Dakota Homecoming King for 1992-93, Ourchapter has also compiled over 1,600 hours of community service, Weare also very proud of several brothers who participate in varsity athletics forthe Fighting Sioux: Eric Nygaard and Todd Mahunson, baseball; Cory Ohman, football; Tim Meighen, men's volleyball; and Scott Iserman, golf, —Matt Wuebben NOVA SCOTIA Dalhousie University Nova Scotia Alpha (1930), 1378 Seymour St., Halifax, NS, B3H3M5. Chapter Adviser- Leslie E. Mayo, RR#1,507 Ponderosa Drive, Porters Lake, NS BOJ 2S0. Rush Chairman - Jason Kostopoulos, 1011 Beaufort Ave., Halifax, NSB3H3Y1. OHIO Ashland University Ohio Mu (1966), 660 Broad St., Ashland, OH 44805. Chapter Adviser- Mark A. Hunter, 6196 Shelba Dr., Galloway, OH 43119. Rush Chairman - Jeff G.Zetzer, 115 Laurel Ave., Port Clinton, OH 43452. The 40 brothers of Ohio Mu continued theircommitment to the community by refereeing YMCA flag football and hosting a Community Youth Halloween Party (over 200 children attended). The chapter also built afloat forthe homecoming parade, Ourfloat echoed the homecoming theme of "fairytales and legends" by fashioning it to look like a pirate ship. We had neighborhood children rideon the float with us. Honors the chapter claimed this year were having Mark Metzger(afourth generation Phi) named as the campus Homecoming King, Mark is the fourth Ohio Mu member in fouryears to receive this honor, Marco Mannochio was honored as a co-captain and all-conference fullbackforthe AU football team. The chapter received two of the campus Greekawards last year and hopes to sweep the awards this year, Othercampusleadersfrom the chapter include: Henry Rauhaus, student senate president; Rob Pasquinucci, IFC president and college newspapereditor; and many otherPhis are leaders in campus organizations, Ohio Mu is the powerhouse among the Ashland fraternities, boasting the largest membership on campus,—Rob Pasquinucci Bowling Green State University Ohio Kappa (1950), 501 Pike St., Bowling Green, OH 43402. Chapter Adviser- None. 160 The ScroU • Summer 1993
Chapter Newsletters Michael, 2751 W. Asplin, Rocky River, OH 44116. Rush Chairman - Gery Silverhart, 480 Lehman #217, Bowling Green, OH 43402. In the past two semesters, the Phis of Ohio Kappa have made improvementstoourchapterhouse, hosted asuccessful philanthropy, participated in the Ohio Highway Department's "Adopt a Highway" program, and have a new philanthropic activity on the drawing board. BrotherCraig Crock generously donated his time and money into reproducing composites from 1949-1980 that were destroyed in af lood a number of years ago. These men now have their photos proudly displayed throughoutthe chapter house, and it gives current members and Phikeias an idea of just how Phi Delta Theta has grown and evolved at BGSU. This was BrotherCrock's goodbye gift to the chapter. Once again, Ohio Kappa, along with Delta Gammasorority, hosted tiie "AnchorSplash" philanthropy at BGSU's Cooper Pool, This event was highly successful and raised money to aid in sight conservation, Ohio Kappa is currently seeking a new chapter adviser, and we hope to find an alumnus in the Bowling Green-Toledo area that could fill this position. Brothers Jon Alder and Jeff Reider attended the annual MIFC/V/MAPCA conference in Columbus, Ohio. Both men had a chance to meet Phis and otherGreeks from all overthe midwest Ourchapterrecently participated in Ohio's "Adopt a Highway" program, so if you're near 1-75 between Toledo and Bowling Green, you'll see a road sign bearing the chapter's name! Ohio Kappa also has a new philanthropy in the works. We hope to hold an event in the University Union Oval this fall in order to raise money to help fight Lou Gehrig's Disease. We are also developing new rush strategies to remain competitive. With another Fraternity reestablishing themselves here at BGSU, rush has become almost cut-throat. This spring we elected a rush committee to ensureasuccessful fall rush. Thecommittee, chaired by BrotherGary Silverhart, consists mainly of young, highly motivated brothers, —David W, Stubblebine Case Western Reserve University Ohio Eta (1896), 2225 Murray Hill Rd., Cleveland, OH 44106. Chapter Adviser - Steven Grossi, 2625 E. Euclid Blvd. #1, Cleveland Heights, OH 44106. Rush Chairman - Doug Wack, 476 W. Main St., Canf ield, OH 44406. Denison University Ohio lota (1914), PO Box 17, Granville, OH 43023. Chapter Adviser- Dr. Charies Morris, 2 Sunset Hills, Granville, OH 43023. Rush Chairman - Robert Mulligan, 46 Hickory Road, Nutley,NJ07160. Kent State University Ohio Lambda (1954), 323 E. College St., Kent, OH 44240. Chapter Adviser - William E. Boschert, 379 N. Main St. #309, Monroe Falls, OH 44262. Rush Chairman - David Hensley, 3281 Birchview Drive, Ravenna, OH 44266. The Ohio Lambda Phi Delta Theta chapter began its 1992-93 with it5" annual 75-hourvolleyball marathon. The marathon raises money forthe Lukemia Society. One of the founding fathers, Joe Perez died from Lukemia in 1988, This past year Phi Delta Theta raised $1,400, and overthe past 5 years Phi Delta Theta has raised over$10,000, The Phi Delts had their 1992 fall formal at the Stopher Hotel in Pittsburgh, We won the General Headquarters Trophy as well as the Gold Star last year. Several members are involved in campus activities: three in Order of Omega and two in the Gold Key National Honor Society, Thefollowing Phis hold student offices: Ed Brede, IFC vice president-rush and vice presidentof Leadership Board; Rich Fabritius, publicity director; EricNist, presidentof Public Relations Student Society of America; Michael Tarie, Student Senate Elections Staff, At least five Phis will be racing their mountain bikes this summer in sanctioned races, and several other Phis are going out West to work and explore forthe summer, —John Thorpe Miami University Ohio Alpha (1848), 102 N. Tallawanda, Oxford, OH 45056. Chapter Adviser - John H. Clark, Jr., 3806 Arbor Lane, Cincinnati, OH 45255. The brothers here at Ohio Alpha are enjoying anothersuccessful year in athletics. We are doing quite wellthisyear in Fraternity Division II,This comes afterourdecent showing in this pastyears Greek Week by placing ninth out of 28 fraternities. Our Phikeias also excelled this year by placing third in the first annual Pledge Class Olympics by winning the flag football tournament and placing third in the 3-on-3 basketball tournament. Brothers also participated in varsity soccer, swimming, and baseball, Forthe third consecutive semester, we were first in GPA of 28 fraternities, Thisyearwe had the honor of coordinating our Founders Day with General Headquarters, We held our celebration on March 25 with a reception at the chapter house and a banquet in campus facilities. The Golden Legion ceremony honored three alumni on theirSO" anniversary of beinga Phi, Some of the notable guests in attendance were Weeb Ewbank, Fletcher Benton, Robert J. Miller, Anthony H. Ambrose, and others. Atthe end of the semester, 20 Phikeias began theirjourney in Phi Delta Theta attheirinitiation at the General Headquarters building. —Bradley C, Kocher Ohio State University Ohio Zeta (1883), 1942 luka Ave., Columbus, OH 43201. Chapter Adviser - Christopher S. Hedrick, 2496 Hard Road, Dublin, OH 43017. Rush Chairman - Andy Robinson, 167 N. Remington Road, Columbus, OH 43209. Ohio University Ohio Gamma (1868), PO Box 2303, Athens OH 45701. Chapter Adviser- RobertC. Duckworth, 1339-B Bread St., Gahanna, OH 43230. Rush Chairman - Kirk Johns, 3154 N. Park Lane, Medina, OH 44256. Ohio Wesleyan University Ohio Beta (1860), 19 Williams Dr., Delaware, OH 43015. Chapter Adviser-Russell P. Geiger, Ohio Wesleyan University, Mowry Alumni Center, Delaware, OH 43015. The chapter held its annual basketball tournament the weekend of April 23, Sixteen teams entered from nine different fraternities to hoop it up and raise moneyforthe American CancerSociety, We also held a chapter retreat the same weekend. The whole chapter wentto Brother Nate Mendenhall's new home on the outskirts of Delaware to enjoy a day and night filled with bart)ecue, basketball and brotherhood, ftwas such a successful event, a similar retreat is being planned forthe fall. The chapter has enjoyed watching the success of ourthree lacrosse players as they head into the playoffs. We want to congratulate all graduating Phi seniors all overthe country and wish them the best of luck in the real world. Joseph Cassidy University of Akron Ohio Epsilon (1875), 194 Spicer St., Akron, OH 44304. Chapter Adviser - David Sekicky, 1420 E. Nimisila Rd., North Canton, OH 44720. Rush Chairman - Chris Cicen, 194 Spicer St, Akron, OH 44304. This year saw a rebirth in Ohio Epsilon's dedication to Phi Delta Theta, It was decided that 1992-93 would beaturning point in the history of Phi Delts on the University of Akron campus. In October, we joined ouralumni in dedicating the Phi Delta Theta Gateway on the east entrance of our campus. The gates feature the names of the Immortal Six as well as the names of alumni who generously donated the funds forthe project. The chapter held an open house for university officials and our alumni afterthe dedication ceremonies. After a poor rush in the fall, the chapter pledged 16 of the 34 men to come through house tours in spring rush. The Phikeias organized an All-Greekcookout atthe chapterhouse, and they also made atrekto Miami in February. The pledge class is: Dana Adkins, Eric Bauer, Scott Brinkman, Mike Carter, Cari Clapper, Matt Gulla, Chuck Hamad, Paul Hummel, Dave Janke, Aaron Settepanella, Jim Smolick, Patrick Studdard, and Ron Tynes. Our philanthropy was a 48-hour Shoot-a-Thon to benefit LifeBanc, the organization who assisted Brother Al Wilhelm in finding a replacement heart and lung lastyear. The brothers took hourshifts for 48 straight hours to shoot baskets and take donationsfrom the university community. We again held a '50s Dance for our fund-raiser. We rented a hall and employed the service of the musical group, The Class of '57, The alumni and parents of the chapter all had a blast. We are already looking fon/vard tothethird annual dance next year. New officers were elected in April: Robert Turning, vice president; Doug Backus, treasurer; Dave Johnson, secretary; Scott Hertle, housemanager; Erik Marsteller, warden; Emmanuel Maragos and Matt Snowberger, pledge educators; and Dave Bener, alumni secretary, BrotherDavid Dutton, Brian Harding, and David Poinar also made the Dean's listforfall semester, —RobertTuming University of Cincinnati Ohio Theta (1898), 2718 Digby Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45220. Chapter Adviser- Jeffrey C. Raser, 2224 Kemper Lane, #1, Cincinnati, OH 45206. Rush Chairman -Jason Hohlfelder, 2718 Digby Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45220. Once again Phi Delta Theta has proven to be one of the strongest fraternities atthe University of Cincinnati. The brothers'involvement on campus, in the community,and in tiieGreek Siunmer 1993 * TheScroU 161
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