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On Campus Coughlin wins drag racing championship By Rob Pasquinucci When Ohio Mu Phi Delt, Jeg Coughlin, returned to Ashland University after a customary weekend of drag racing this past fall, he was wearing more than liis custoniary grin. Coughlin had just been crowned World Super Gas champion after the quarterfinal race in Califoniia, winning with the fourth highest point total in the history of the circuit. jeg is the youngest member of a weU-known racing family. His father, Jeg Sr., raced professionally for three decades and now owns Jeg's Automotive in Columbus. The company seUs racing products out of its three stores and through mail order catalogs. Coughlin's three older brothers also drag race. Coughlin's race class is one that requires competitors to reach the finish Une in as close to 9.90 seconds as possible. To be successful requires a lot preparation and very quick reflexes. In the cockpit of his canary yellow 1927 Ford Roadster, at the starting line, Coughlin releases a button on his steering wheel when the yellow light appears on the traditional drag racing Christmas tiee. A computer in Coughlin's dragster applies reverse and forward gears, creating torque but no forward motion. The computer releases the car forward at a preset time which corresponds to the green Ught on the tree. All Coughlin needs to do from that point forward is hold on and drive safely to the finish line. What contributes to his success Coughlin attributes his team's success to a combination of driver, car, and luck. "In our case, it's 60 percent driver, 20 percent car, and 20 percent luck," Coughlin said. For Coughlin, traveling is one of the most interesting aspects of the sport. The family travels to races in two motorhomes, each member taking turns driving to the various meets around the United States. Coughlin plans on continuing his work at the family business after he graduates from Ashland this May. Even though racing is thrilling and fun, Coughlin also says it is a lot of work. "Working and racing are one in the same, when I hang up my helmet on Sunday night, I put my driving gloves on for Monday," Coughlin said. Coughlin continues to race, and he hopes to be first to repeat a world championship this year. If he does, the Brothers at Ohio Mu can expect to see an even bigger smile on his face. • Chapter Advisers Needed At the Massachusetts Delta chapter at Bentley College. Interested alumni should call Chris Hartwyk at 201-642- 3900. At Penn Lambda at Indiana U. of Pennsylvania. Alumni should contact Bob Heister at 412-355-4406. At Texas Iota at Lamar University. Alumni should contact Chris Young at 713-664-9771. At Florida Gamma at Florida State University. Alumni should contact Jim McCarthy at 813- 225-7253. 70 TheScroU * Spring 1993
THE DIRECTORY General Officers Living past presidents of the General Council Emmett J. Junge, Nebraska '26, (1948- 50); Clem E. Bininger, Centre '31, (1960- 62); Stanley D. Brown, Nebraska-U.C.L.A. '36, (1966-68); Howard E. Young, Southwestern '46 (1968-70); Wade S. Weatherford, Jr., North Carolina '44, (1970-72); John D. IVIillett, DePauw '33, (1972-74); Lothar A. Vasholz, Colorado '52, (1974-76),; Douglas M. Phillips, New Mexico '49, (1976-78); T. Glen Cary, Texas Tech '56, (1978-80); Bruce F. Thompson, Minnesota '49, (1980-802); Charles E. Wicks, Willamette '49, (1982- 84); Robert S. Dinkel, Alberta '53, (1984- 86); C. T. Bray, South Florida '65, (1986- 88),; J. W. Stitt II, Mississippi '54, (1988- 90); Frank Abemathy, Richmond '60, (1990-92). Living past members of the General Council Frank S. Wright, Florida '26; Elden T. Smith, Ohio Wesleyan '32, Ted Maragos, North Dakota '55; David Turner, Minnesota '70; H. Laird McGregor, Denison '51; Thomas L. Holling, Washington (St Louis) '51. The General Council President Dr. Edward G. Whipple, Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs, Eastern Montana College, 1500 North 30th St., Billings, MT 59101; Treasurer Anthony H. Ambrose, Lloyd & McDaniel, 700 Meidinger Tower, Louisville, KY 40202; Reporter Stanley W. Gilson, 6628 Woodlake Ave., West Hills, CA 91307; Member-at-Large Arby D. Dickert Jr., 109 Cheeskogili Way, Louden, TN 37774; Member-at-Large Robert B. Deloian, 7087 S. Madison Way, Littleton, CO 80122 General Headquarters 2 South Campus Ave., Oxford, OH 45056 Telephone: 513-523-6345 Fax: 513-523-9200 Executive Vice President Robert A. Biggs; Director of Business Affairs William R. Richardson; Director of Alumni Services Gregory J. Soska; Director of Chapter Services Abraham L. Cross; Assistant Director of Chapter Services Martin M. Taylor; Director of Communications David C. Slatton; Chapter Consultants: J. Marc Hopper, W. Patrick Lay, Sean F. Keefer, Steven C. Stewart, E. Scott Blackwell, J. David Almacy Editor of the magazine Editor of The Scroll, David C. Slatton General Headquarters, 2 South Campus Ave. Oxford, OH 45056 Representative to the NIC House of Delegates Edward G. Whipple, Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs, Eastern Montana College, 1500 N. 30th St., Billings, MT 59101-0298 The Survey Commission Chairman John Poole, 3225 Anderson Drive, Raleigh, NC 27609; Donald M. DuShane, Jr., S. George Notaras, T. Glen Cary, Frederic B. (Ted) Lowrie, Jr., Robert A. Biggs, ex officio. Phi Delta Theta Foundation Chairman Roger H. Cerne, 7690 Mountain Ash Dr., Concord Township, OH 44060; President Robert J. Miller, President, 2 S. Campus Ave., Oxford, OH 45056, Phone (513)523-6966; T. William Estes, Jr.; James C. Holmes; Man/in J. Perry; F. Ross Johnson; Ronald F. Walker. Canadian Scholarship Foundation P.O. Box 248, Station O, Toronto, Ontario M4A 2N3. Phone & Fax: (416)423-9660. President Grant Loree; Directors: George Brigden, Fred Green, Robert Mcinnes, Allan Paul, Timothy Bullen, Andrew Kidd, Winston Mar, Robert Miller, Donald Smith Walter B. Palmer Foundation Richard E. Galloway, 89 S. Hametown Road, Akron, OH 44321; A. P. Leary; William C. McMenamy Jr.; trustee emeritus, Philip M. Young. Frank J. R. Mitchell Scroll Endowment Fund Chairman Nelson Hall Layman, 516 S. Park Ave., Hinsdale, IL 60521; Kenneth P. Smith; Lawrence W. Gougler; Richard M. Held; Mack Trapp; Albert Miller; Robert J. Miller; Robert A. Biggs. Housing Commissioner Jonathan R. Pavey, 10906 Pleasantview, Carmel, IN 46032 Scholarship Commissioner James C. Hoppe, 519 W. Armitage Ave. #3, Chicago, IL 60614 Chaplain John W. (Bill) Stitt, II, P.O. Box 471, 7 Woodlawn Ave., Yazoo City, MS 39194. (601)746-1964 Warden Robert F. Fitzpatrick, 2301 "N" Street NW, Apt. #413, Washington, DC 20037. Leadership Education Commissioner Arthur F. Hoge,lll, 1800 Mid-American Tower, 20 N. Broadway, Oklahoma City, OK 73102 TheProvinces ALPHA EAST - (NH,VT, Eastern Canada) - Pres., Robert S. Mcinnes, 94 Walmer Road, Toronto, Ont., Canada M5R 2X7 ALPHA WEST - (Ont.) - Pres., J. Fred Green, 3426 N. Romero Road, Plot 58, Tucson, AZ 85705 ALPHA SOUTH - (MA, NJ, NY) - Pres., Christopher M. Hartwyk, 250 S. Ridgewood Road, South Orange, NJ 07079 BETA - (Western NY) - Pres., Conrad F Thiede, 44 Utica Street, Hamilton, NY 13346 GAMMA NORTH - (Eastern PA) - Pres., Weldon E. Schaefer, 3706 Congress St., Allentown, PA 18104 GAMMA SOUTH - (Southeastern PA & MD) - Pres., Michael B. Twigg, 7105 Wells Parkway, HyattsviUe, MD 20782 DELTA NORTH - (VA) - Pres., George F. Atwell, P.O. Box 675, Leesburg, VA 22075 DELTA SOUTH - (NC) - Pres., Robert J. Page, 210 N. Columbia Street, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 EPSILON WEST - (GA) - Pres., John J. Budack, 215 Wildwood Dr., Statesboro, GA 30458 EPSILON EAST - (NC & SC) - Pres., Joseph D. Hunter, 100 Wigington Street, Clemson, SC 29631 ZETA - (Southern OH) - Pres., Christopher J. Shrader, 91 W. Winter St., Delaware, OH 43015 ETA NORTH - (KY & WV) - Pres., Charles L. Pride, Colony Apartments Spring 1993 • TheScroU 71
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