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Chapter Newsletters Washington & Lee University Virginia Zeta (1887), 5 Henry St., Lexington, VA 24450. Chapter Adviser - Dr. Joseph Goldsten, 401 Jackson Ave., Lexington, VA 24450. Rush Chairman - Rusty Bishop, 112 Lake Way, Bolton, MS 39041. WASHINGTON Eastern Washington University Washington Epsilon(1991), PUB B0X1218, Cheney, WA 99004. Chapter Adviser - Richard Mayer, S. 2023 Veracrest Drive, Veradale, WA 99037. Rush Chairman - Tony Stout, 623 East Harrison, Tacoma, WA 98404. Washington Epsilon has increased our membership by 14 men and feel that quality not quantity is the key to a successful rush here at Eastern, The men of Washington Epsilon have been working hard at community service and increasing better relations with the school. We do a highway cleanup twice a year and a food drive and clothing drive onceayear. Five out of ten offices on the ASEWU (Associated Students of E,W,U,) council are filled by Phi Delts, Thanks to our chapter adviser, Dick Mayer, we have a newfacility. The remodelling will be done this summer, and the house should be ready to go by fall. We nominated new officers in February to continue and improve the chapter. The new officersare: president, Curt Knowies; vice president, Doug Saar; treasurer, Terry Paterson; pledgemaster, Ben Howeller; social chairmen, Malcolm Mclverand Spencer Graff; and rush chairman, Tony Stout These are justafew of the newofficers who will lead us into the 1993-94 school year. We will continue to strive to promote Phi Delta Theta in a positive way, —Curt Knowies University of Puget Sound Washington Delta (1952), 1309 N. Washington, Tacoma, WA 98406. Chapter Adviser - Brian Webster, 34407 - 8th Court SW, Federal Way, WA 98023. Rush Chairman - Joel Epstein, 7016 - 46th Ave. NW, Gig Harbor, WA 98335. University of Washington Washington Alpha (1900), 2111 NE47th, Seattle, WA 98105. Chapter Adviser - Joseph S. Simmons, 1602 Bexter Ave. North, PO Box 9089, Seattle, WA 98109. Washington State University Washington Gamma(1918),515NE Colorado St., Pullman, WA 99163. Chapter Adviser - Ken Mykelbust, SE 1230 Bishop Bl vd, Pullman, WA 99163. Rush Chairman - Brad Brotherton, 7636 SE 22nd St., Mercer Island, WA 98040. Whitman College Washington Beta (1914), 715 Estrella St., Walla Walla, WA 99362. Chapter Ad viser - J. Antonio N. Cabasco, 6151/2 Isaacs Ave., Walla Walla, WA 99362. Ever since its recolonization several yearsago, Washington Beta has been afraternity on the move. This year was no exception as it continued its growth and success. Areas that were particularly successful this year were philanthropy, msh, and scholarship, Washington Beta continued a new tradition this year with its third annual Teeter-Totter-a-Thon, We raised more than $1000 for the American Diabetes Association, The fratemity also 168 continued its participation in the Adopt-a-Highway program in which members periodically clean up a portion of highway near the College, Other activities included a car wash and a bike-a-thon to raise money for a local women's abuse center, Washington Beta has been growing steadily overthe past several years, and thisfall marked the largest pledge class since the recolonization. We pledged 20 Phikieas, and we did not surrenderquality forquantity, Washington Beta pledged members who will contribute positively to the success of the chapter, Washington Beta has not been so successful in scholarship in the recent past. This year, however, marked a dramatic change. The new scholarship program and hard workfrom the brothers and Phikieas, moved Washington Beta's GPA from last to firstamong fraternities in the fall semester. Our GPA was 3,19, and we are now in the process of working hard to maintain that number one status. Even with these successes, however, we continue to strive for success in all areas of chapter life, —Matthew Levin WEST VIRGINIA Marshall University West Virginia Beta (1987), %Off ice of Greek Affairs, MSC 2W31, Marshall Unviersity, Huntington, WV 25701. Chapter Adviser- Richard W. Hunt, 1053Tenth Ave., Huntington, WV 25701. Rush Chairman - Mike Parent, 625 Hal Greer Blvd., Apt. #1, Huntington, WV 25701. West Virginia University West Virginia Alpha (1926), 209 Belmar Ave., Morgantown, WV 26506. Chapter Adviser - Dr. Douglas Glover, Dept. of Gynecology, WV Univ., Morgantown, WV26506. Rush Chairman - Edmond Hunt, 3007 Alicia Drive, Wall Township, NJ 07719. WISCONSIN Lawrence University Wisconsin Beta (1859), 711 E. Alton St, Appleton, WI 54911. Chapter Adviser - Michael C. Breitzman, 1043 E. Moor Park Ave., Appleton, WI 54911. Rush Chairman -AM Mohammadian, 1143 Cherry St., Oshkosh, WI 54901. The Wisconsin Beta chapter has set aside the spring term and most of next year for house renovation. We have also organized several fundraising events for local charitable organizations. At present, we are replacing all of the doors in the house, beginning with the second floor. We have also set aside several days forthe painting of the house interior. Recently, we purchased an 1BM computer and Hewlett Packard Laser Printer to put in the house to complement our Macintosh computer system. We purchasedanew stand-up refrigerator and a new meat slicer as well. We have captains in football, basketball, baseball, wrestling, and hockey. Brother Joel Dillingham captured the University's all-time scoring record for basketball this winter. Two of the brothers are members of the Lawrence University Honor Council. One brother is also a memberof the Judicial Board, We are currently engaged in raising money for cystic fibrosis.We sponsor dances in the University's Memorial Union forthe campus and community. All proceeds are presented directly to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, This spring, we will feature the annual Phi Delta Theta Alumni Golf Tournament, All proceeds will benefit Big Brothers and Big Sisters, The event will pair alumni golfers witti current actives. It should prove to be an interesting outing. New chapterofficers are: Jason Lowery, secretary; Mark Griepentog, vice president; Dave Bassett, treasurer; and Kory Krueger, president. We pledged and initiated 22 new members this term, and each new member promises to be an outstanding Phi,—Korey "Rex" Kmeger Marquette Umversity Wisconsin Delta (1988), Marquette University, 1432 W. Kilbourn Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53233. Chapter Adviser - Mark S. Reinders, 1924 Cambridge Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53202. Ripon College Wisconsin Gamma (1960), 608 West Campus Drive, Ripon, WI 54971. Chapter Adviser - James F. Hyde, 501 Van Dyke Ave., Ripon, WI 54971. Rush Chairman - Brian Bousley, W11164 Lane I, Dunbar, WI 54119. Wisconsin Gamma had a successful year in scholarship and athletics. Brother Mike Thiel was named to the second team all conference in football. He was also a unanimous choice forthe All Phi First Team as an offensive lineman. We have many returning players on the football team that are eager to make huge contributions. Brother Chris Paquet is studying in Chicago underthe Urban Study Program, Phikeia Gabe Kolesari is a leading candidate to get a summer internship as an athletic trainer with the Minnesota Vikings, The chapterismakingastrongeffortto improve our academic standing after a disappointingfirst semester. We pledged 17 Phikeias, a considerable increase from last year and our biggest class in quite a few years. Many of the new men participate on the football team, and others are looking to be resident assistants. We have been very active this year, on and off campus, Mike Gerberwas elected IFC treasurer, and Mike Thiel was elected treasurer for next year. We have participated in the Adopt-a- Highway program, and have expressed interest in the Special Olympics. With only six graduating seniors, we are looking fonward to a large chapter next year, --James Walczak-Zelem University of Wisconsin Wisconsin Alpha (1857), 233 Langdon St., Madison, WI 53703. Chapter Adviser - Thomas Walker, 18 Saint Lawrence Circle, Madison, WI 53717. The chapter's firstsemester rush resulted in 14 quality Phikeias, which was the largest pledge class on campus. In spring we pledged nine men. Last semester we finished third in the annual Homecoming week activites and took second place in the Homecoming fioatcompetition. We also had a philanthropic project for the first timein three years and raised over $1,000 for ttie Rainforest Action Network, We hope that this will become an annual event. This year we obsen/ed Founders Day on April 12. It included a memorial ceremony for two of our alumni that recentiy passed away. Ournew kitchen was installed overayear ago thanks to the generous contributions of our alumni. In addition to that, we doubled the size of 'The ScroU • Summer 1993
Chapter Newsletters our basement recreation area. The chapter is moving fonward and becoming stronger each semester. We urge you to send names of any men attending the University who you believe would make great Phis, Please feel free to stop by any time and meet the brothers. —Ryan Reis COLONIES Clarion Unversity PennsylvaniaXi Colony, 108 Wilkinson Hall, Clarion University, Clarion, PA 16214. Colony Adviser- Charles H. Steeber, PO Box 115, Strattanville, PA 16258. Rush Chairman - Mike White, RD 1, Box 440-3, Macungie, PA 18062. In the fall of 1992 there were currently 11 fratemities on campus at Clarion University of Pennsylvania. In late October of thesame year ChristopherWilliams and Dane Knight conversed about starting their own fraternity. As Chris thought about it more and more it started to become a reality, Chris told his uncle, Gary Scypta, an alumnus of Ohio Mu, When Chris came backto Clarion he talked with a few of his friends, and he made a few phone calls to Abe Cross, director of chapter services at General Headquarters. On December 10,1992 Chris and David Banett organized a meeting in the basement of Wilkinson Hall, and approximately 25 men attended. During that meeting Chris handed out some general infomiation about Phi Delta Theta, As the fall semester came to a close there was much still up in tiieair about whether Phi Delta Theta was coming to the Clarion University campus. At the start of the spring semester, we found out that some serious steps had been taken and that Phi DeltaTheta was interested in us. Our interest group had two rush parties on February 3, 1993 and on February 7,1993, We had weekly meetings on Mondays afterthat. On March 20,1993 Pennsylvania Xi was officially colonized and was inducted with 21 members strong. This ceremony took place in Still Auditorium, Province President Bob Heister presided with colony adviser. Chuck Steeber, and IFC adviser, John Postiewait, --Jasen Dunn and Chris Williams Eastern Illinois University Illinois lota Colony, %Student Activities Office, 316 University Union, Charleston, IL61920. Colony Adviser - Brent A. Gage, 1000 Greek Court, PKA/Directors Apt., Charleston, IL 61920. Rush Chairman - John Murphy, 1 Thomas Drive, Streater, IL 61364. Georgia Southern University Georgia Epsilon Colony, Georgia Southern University, Landrum Box 12304, Statesboro, GA 30460. Colony Adviser- Charles C. "Doug" Duggan, 335 S. Main St., Statesboro, GA 30458. Rush Chairman - Jason McCall, 710 Georgia Ave. #2, Statesboro, GA 30458. On February 27,1971, the international fraternity of Phi Delta Theta granted chapter status to its Georgia Epsilon colony on tiiecampus of Georgia Southem College. Febmary 27, on the anniversary of Georgia Epsilon's original installation. Phi DeltaTheta returned to Georgia Southern University with a colony induction ceremony. The event marks the end of a five-year hiatus. The colony induction also marks the culmination of neariy two months of hard work by 30 students. The interest group spent over six weeks mshing new members, electing officers, developing a name on campus and producing a colony petition. The executive officers and members swiftly drafted the petition to meet the deadline for recognition during winter quarter. The colony is now beginning the difficult work of obtaining a charter. Local alumni have been very supportive of our efforts. Twenty-seven men were inducted as colony members: president, Gavin Miller; vice president, Jody Beck; treasurer. Rock Helms; secretary, Michael Appling; rush chairmen, Steve Bauer and Derrick Alls; warden, Jerry Ward; scholarship chairman, John Hays; alumni secretaries. Trey Sikes and Sam Moody; fund-raising chairman, Darren Stephens; historian, Steve Tippins; community servicechaimnan, Robert Meguiar; social chairman, Robert Schuler; Chris Albury; John Castleberry; Chris Cole; Tracy Davis; Brian Ludviksen; Jason McCall; KeirNakamura; Ramon Peacock; Shaun O'Quinn; Jason Sacatino; Brian Shumans; Chris Shumans, and John Wisniewski, University of Delaware Delaware Alpha Colony, 36 Benny St., Newark, DE 19711. Colony Adviser - None. Rush Chairman - Lin Applegate, 36 Benney St., Newark, DEI 9711. Rush Recommendation If you know of any young men entering an institution where a chapter of Phi Delta Theta is located, please photocopy this form, complete it, and send to the chapter's address. Addresses are located above the chapter's newsletter in this section. Your name: .Your chapter: Class year: Your address: Full name of rushee:. Address: List any Phi Delt relatives List any high school or college achievements. .Phone number: ( ). Other comments • please write me after rush to foUovi^ up on this rushee's status Summer 1993 * TheScroU 169
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