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

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Chapter Newsletters gtaduBding. We won several key awards at the West Chesterlhweisity Annual GreekAwards, •ickKingtheLeadersl^p Devekipment Award, Mew Member Dewek)pmentAward,OutslarKing Campus ServKeAward, and Brother Heath Snow was named Greek Mem of the Year. Congratulatkms are also sent to Brottier Joe Land, wtw is currently serving as IntemalvKepresklent of the InterfratemrfyCounctl.andAffleeGiHwhowas recently re-elected toserve anotherterm asihe Pubic RelatnnChairof the InterGreekOounca. WUaier Vimersity Pennsyhrania llu(1985),Box1160, Widener Uraveisity,Chester,PA19013. Chapter Adviser-NKliolasE.Schaeier,1478 Country Chib Road, Wescosvnie.PA18106. Rush Chainnan - Keith R. Galto, 735 Wyndrise Drive, Bhie Bell, PA19422. Thechapterhas hekj many communilyservKe events. Inducing Adopt-a- Highway.SpedalOiympKstiaskelbaland bowling, Gy^KFtirosis Bowing, F>ounds of Penryesforcerebral palsy, dance marathons, voleybal maralhonsiD benefit KeOy Anne Dolan Memorial Fund, and a liam cleaning event to l)en^the Hemophilia Foundatkm. One of the most successful events wasltie Phi DeltaTtieta Voleyliall Maralhontobenefitthe KellyAnrre Dolan Memorial Fiaxl. With ttie help of sponsors, we raised $2,900fbrfeimilies with terminally ill dddren. Pennsylvania Mu also had a Dance Maratfnnatong with Phi Sigma Sigma sorority whKh raised $1,700fbrthefund. Tfusyear'sspringtbrmalweishekJatThe Manskm in Cherry Hai, NJ. More than 100 actives, alumni, and ttieir dates attended, and our Alumnus of ttie Year arMJCfiapter Adviser Awards were g^ventoJohnSuram and NKk Schaefer, respediveiy. Ottier events induded one of our bfoitiers. John Surano, being named Homecoming King, and MSee Vitlorio begin named GreekWeel^s Greek G^n done on the front and t>ack of ttie house. Inadditkxi, ttiealumni are setting askle $13,000 toreplace our ok) furruture. Also included inthat$13,00Owilll>eanewdBning-nxxntabte and chairs and other accessories. PhiDettconttnuestorankamongthetopin grades. We were fiftti among fratemities thisyear wittia2.74overall GPA. Ourfall pledgeclass ranked first among all pledge d^ses. Sports continuestobe one of, if not the strorigestareasof ourchapter. Lastyear's dominance will he hardtomatch as we were University intramural diampnns, but we are sttll dose in the standings this yecU'. Alumni have lieen the most importantfadorki the improvement of the chapter. Executive vne presklent. Bob Biggs, and (firec^orofoommunKatnns, Davkl Slatton, attended our Founders Day topresentthe Raymond L Gardner Ahjmnusof ttieYearAwardtoSamuel J. Furrow. Sam has given much Ume and effort toPhi DeltaTheta, and he definitely deserves the recognitnn. Ttie chaptercunentty has 66 active brottiers, and this stiouki grow in ttiefuture.Rush numbers on campus continueto dedine, but we cure kioking to ovenxxne this in the telLThe chapter is doing great and is fooking to a big futore witti house bnpnwements and succes^ul nishes.—Jim Ijeckrone Umvarsity of Tennessee at Chattanooga Tennessee Epsik>n(1993), 900 OakSt, Chattanooga, TN 37403. Chapter Adviser- James F. Parlowe III, 504 Barton Ave., Chattenooga,TN 37105. Rush Chairman- Keith Luckman, 103 Clayton Way, Oak Ridge, TN 3783a VanderbiU University Tennessee Alpha(1876),20025thAve. So., Nashville, TN 37212. Chapter Adviser- Thomas F. Cox, 4324 Signal Hill Drive, Nashville, TN 37205. This has been a very difterentanddiffkxittyear forthe members of Tennessee Alpha. The chapter was put on social proliation fortheentire school year of 1993-94 for various hazing and akx>hol vnlatnns. But rather ttian being upset about the past, the members of Tennessee Alpha are kiokingtomove ttiediapter towtiereitneedstot>e. Immediately ttiebrothers realized Itiat changes needed tobe made quRMy, and everyone has been very open and excited about new kleas forour chapter. Many of these changes involved increasing our activities in community servne. Recentty, the brothers have become active members with the Teach for 164 The ScroU • Stmmier 1993
Chapter Newsletters America program which helps tutor underprivileged children. We have shown a lot of support for this program, and it looks like it will be a pernnanent activity at Tennessee Alpha, The brothers also helped repair an elderly man's home here in Nashville, We spent a day of repainting, landscaping, and doing otherhelpful activities around his home. We realize that service will help lead our chapterto betterthings. We took a smaller pledge class than usual this year, and ourcurrent probation prevents usfrom taking a pledge class next year. This will make our numbers in the house unusually small in the 1994- 95 school year. In orderfor us to get our numbers back to a normal level, we will need alumni support. We would appreciate recommendations forany freshmen attending Vanderbilt, This will enable us to get a wider range of potential members of Tennessee Alpha during rush. Again, we would appreciate your help in trying to make ourchapter even betterthan it was before, —Pryor Smartt TEXAS Baylor University Texas Lambda (1977), Baylor Univ., Box 85601, Waco, TX 76798. Chapter Adviser - Daniel M. McReynolds, 3806 Kimberly, Waco, TX76708. Rush Chairman - Brian Blackstock, 1320 Park Boardwalk, Waco, TX 76706. Sam Houston State University Texas Pi (1992), 2310 Ave. I, Huntsville, TX 77340. Chapter Adviser- Brian J. Winterringer, 447 Elkins Lake, Huntsville, TX 77340. Rush Chairman - Tommy White, 2310 Avenue I, Huntsville, TX 77340. RecentiytheTexas Pi chapter celebrated its most successful alumni eventsince the installation of the chapter in January, 1991, Alumni Day '93 was held April 17, and started off early with a golf tournament at the University Golf Course, Golf is a big pastimefor the alumni and brothers of the chapter. Twentyfour alumni and brothers attended the event. After competing with each other, all alumni and brothers were given the opportunityto come back to the Phi Delt Lodge to enjoy a barbecue and volleyball. During the week before the alumni event, the brothers worked hard to complete our new volleyball court. The alumni enjoyed thecourt very much, and with the help of the brothers they were able to break the new volleyball court in very well. In the evening we invited hundreds of guests tothe house, and the alumni reunited with old friends. The entire event was a success, TheTexas Pi chapter has worked hard to build strong alumni relations. The chapter is very young and is still in the stage of building programs. We hopethatthis event will set a precedentforfuture alumni events and activities. Southern Methodist University Texas Delta (1922), Box 4433, S.M.U.,Dallas, TX 75275. Chapter Adviser - Hugh D. King, 4349 Fairfax Ave., Dallas, TX 75205. Rush Chairman - Brandon Ranye, 118 Primera, San Antonio, TX 78212. Southwest Texas State University Texas Mu (1980), LB J Student Center, S.W.T.S.U., San Marcos, TX 78666. Chapter Adviser - Raleigh H. Van Trease, 139 E. Hopkins, Suite 200, San Marcos, TX 78666. Rush Chairman - Ryan Lurich, 1102 Bishop, San Marcos, TX 78666. Southwestern University Texas Gamma (1886), Box 6543, Southwestern Univ., Georgetown, TX 78626. Chapter Adviser - Albert W. McCullin, Jr., PO Drawer 110, Cameron, TX 76520. Rush Chairman - Matt Blair, 103 Englewood, Bellaire, TX 77431. Texas Gamma has produced another year of excellence in the areas of community service, alumni relations, and brotherhood. Brothers are finishing the year with a strong confidence that Texas Gamma will again shine, Ourfourth annual24-hoursoftball game raised more than $1,000 forthe Williamson County Crisis Center, Brothers from Texas Pi and Texas Xi traveled to Georgetown to participate in the event with us. This year's game was the most fun in the history of the event. We extend ourthanks and an invitation to those chapters and others next year. We also assisted with the Caring Place (a secondhand outlet), the Georgetown city clean-up of the local swimming hole, and our Adopt-a-Highway, Fall and spring rush added eight new brothers to the chapter. In following with the national decline, numbers were down, and we rushed only 25 men during spring rush. However, these eight new initiates are fine new additions to the chapter: Henri DeYbarrondo.EricSimon, John Veazey, Keith Ellis, Mike Reeves (fall '92), John Endsley, Scott Pedersen, and Ross Black (spring '93), The alumni program atTexasGamma remains strong. The graduation of 25 brothers thisyear adds to the strength and quality of the alumni of Texas Gamma. The 1992-93 alumni activities included an awards banquette celebrate the winning of the Kansas City Trophy; Homecoming in thefall, which more than 65 alumni attended; the Fourth Annual Houston Area Alumni Reunion at brotherJoeRoyce's home, which drew the attendance of over25 brothers; the Dallas Area Reunion at Brother Chip Evans' home; and Alumni Weekend on Aprill 6-18, which more than 40 Alumni Brothers attended, including thefour distinguished alumni who were inducted into the Golden Legion during the awards banquet. These brothers were: John Score, Louis Pitcock, Charles Stephenson, and William Stephenson, In addition, BrotherTom Tammell was awarded Alumnus of the Yearfor his hard work and devotion as a memberof our house corporation,—Greg Rosner Stephen F. Austin State University Texas Eta (1962), Box7031, S.F.A.S.U., Nacogdoches, TX 75962. Chapter Adviser - Frank Still, Rt. #6, Box 465, Nacogdoches, TX 75961. The 1992-93 year marked Texas Eta's 30" year at Stephen F, Austin State University, During this anniversary year, Texas Eta carried on the tradition of being one of the most esteemed and respected fratemities on campus. The 8'" annual Texas Eta Alumni Golf Tournament sawa record number of alumni make their way backto Nacogdoches, The event allowed brothers and alumni the opportunity to show off their golf game and set the foundation for the fund-raising campaign to finance a new chapter house, Texas Eta is the firstfraternity on campus to own land on the new Greek Row, and ground breaking will be in spring, 1995, Texas Eta initiated ten quality men. As Phikeias, these men accomplished a lot in community service, house projects, and intramurals, Phikeias donated timeto help under privilege children in the Nacogdoches Headstart Program, Their involvement resulted in the adoption of Little Brothers/Sisters, The renovation of two rooms, the installation of window blinds throughoutthe house, and the development of regulations volleyball court were much needed house projects completed bythe pledge classes. In addition, Phikeias played an integral part in athletics, boasting starts on both football and Softball championship teams. These men are a great asset to Texas Eta and their development is due in large to the hard work of Pledgemasters Tony Medina and Don Muzzy, The 6"'annual Football Run to benefitthe Nacogdoches County Boy's Ranch was a great success. This year's run started in Lake Charles, Louisiana and ended 28 hours and 175 miles later in Nacogdoches, The three top runners(Steven Gregory - 20 miles, Rodney Martin -18 miles, and Chris Leonard -14 miles) presented the Homecoming game ball to officials at Homer Bryce Stadium before the game against McNeese State, More importantly, Texas Eta raised more than $1,000 forthe Boy's Ranch, The 5'" annual Phiesta to benefit the United Way broke our attendance record. More than 2000 people enjoyed listening to two bands that played through the night, Texas Eta raised more than $2,000 for the United Way, The chapter continued to be involved in various projects including blood drives, Adopt-a-Brother/Sister Program, and volunteering at local nursing homes. Phi Delta Theta had more members than any other fraternity on the dean's list. The G PA of the Phikeias was improved to help set the tone for Texas Eta academics in the semesters ahead. This year, Steven Gregory served as vice president of the IFC with several otherbrothers serving on the recently formed IFC Rush Committee, Greg Brown, Mike Gabler, Kenny Hjelm, and Chris Wren all served the University as orientation leaders. They were responsible for 4,000 incoming studentsand parents, Texas Eta Phis are involved in various clubs and organizations throughout campus. In flag football, we were again division champions, and Brothers Tony Meidna and Rodney Martin were selected to the all Greek team, Texas Eta's softball team continued to dominate by posting an undefeated regular season record and boasting our 3'" consecutive championship. Brothers Sean Barrett and Todd Kelly continue to dominate the links of East Texas by capturing various golf tournament tities. We also reached the playoffs in volleyball, soccer, and fiickerball. The hard work of our alumni secretaries, Paul McNutt and Kenny Hjelm, has drastically improved ouralumni newsletter and otherprograms. Founders Day and alumni meetings in both Dallas and Houston were huge successes, and Texas Eta would like to thank all alumni fortheir dedication and support, Texas Eta would like to recognize the outgoing officers who have provided excellent leadership overthe past year: Chris Leonard and Paul McNutt, presidents; Ron Henry, vice president; Brent Bell, treasurer; John Porter and Mike Gabler, secretary; Chris Wren, social chairman; Greg Brown, aish chainnan; Doug Browne and Jim Griffin, scholarship chairmen; MarkCemosek and Rodney Martin, athletic chainnen; and Tony Banzerand Phillip Villasana, wardens. Summer 1993 * TheScroU 165
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