fioUcn Voliiiie Pnge 1 Spring 19V3 Mtah State l)'nix''ersity Mo. 3 raster party ®iHif t Service Projects The April 27 Pig Dinner was indeed one of the best pig dinners '•7e had oiir annual Ea ster Eg- Mnnt xjith i-he He ad start ki.ds again this ever. year. Thrt, the col.oring party was at the Alpha Chi Cr'iega^ hou.se instead o.f oiuplace. Tiie aT-T^rd "or the A bar t-jas set up complete with a couple of brother bai'tenders. There was much talk and then finally the dinner. After the "Ch orjfy'' ^ x j ceremony, the graduates and members heard speeches .from Cgden City It was Recognition), Bob Rapelato, and T.D. Romero. It xoas nice to hear su.ch praise from the mother of the "Baby" chapter. Awards were given, accompanied by the usual long winded spe eches: 1. Athelete, Paul Manney 2. 3. Bob Ropeleto award. Bob Hammerele Dietz $. Special Service awards, Roy 6. Outstanding graduate, Pete Hawkins one of th'^' hncfrers (Tobe ovn ■ picked f*v»n t'lT'LiTiri 11:3 , tianafrer, Richard Larsen, President Bob Hammerle, Joe Dietz (Senior nastiest egg n'sut to an .M.phie '.-iho recieved a Playhcg '"or her efiorts. Tlie dinner which was characterized by a happiy group from ALL the EIJI'S in Utah. Bob Hammerle 8. ether oeirdcG projects i.nclnde ^'laking 16 bo">'es -rith arooden pi ay blocks ;^or tiie Jitgrant Meadstart ?ro- graj-n. The project -jas he"^!. on -a ■.Jednesday night, up at the University's new Hobby Most purple. Chuck Riddle b. Campus Achievem.ent, Joe Irx-dn, and Skip Loeffler, ?. Most Improved Scholar, Ciitstanding Scholarship, Rich Barton. And in ac- ditiORj eveiyone knows who got the Graduate Recognition awar s. T.D. Romero (Oldest), Greatest-Distance), Tennent, Ruppel, Beyer, Kennedy, Silvers (Attendance) and (First Dinner). The highlight of the evening was the generous donations -rom our graduates and some soon to be graduates. We woula like to th ank Gary Guernsey, Ron Rockwood (Rocky), Louis Preysz, Pete l/.O., Paul Bever, Joe Dietz, and Skip Loef.fler. And would li-ce to Tjclcome"Rocky into the Afliite Owl Club for a donation of :pl00.00. center. Fill ISLAND iliiliii l-.r:--'.- MONEY MAKING PROJECTS j. ' ans for the ^^73 FIJI Islander are now m lie final stage ■ co.'ipletion. The party mil be he3.d May ?>, at eilkier .Porcupine Da.m or Blacksmith Fork Canyon. Tne Liiah will be liold tl:e evening o-'' May 2?, combined x-rith the mar riage cere.moay later on. Volleyball, a keg, .and tubing x^dll all be i.>art o'" Friday's activities. Everyone will then ca;'!p out Friday night. Saturday morning xire'11 have breakfast and simply enjoy the beautiful Spring x-jeather. A keg and other activities will carry us to the dance that night. Super Star, the soixl group wa.ll provide the music for a romantic evening, Following our Fearless leader Gary Guernsey (70) we sold $100 X'xorth of light blubs lasu Satur day. Tlxe purpose of the sale xras to raise money to pay off national bills. Gary said wc sboxG-d recxeve about 40^ on o.ach t"ub so.id. That means a helpfxil start on pay ing our 1)111 s and iriproving our house. We want to thank him for his help—sales pitch and all. o.f dancing .fun. Sunday, a day of rest is. in order. and have a grerat Isl.ander part.y. Let's get together EE SURE TC ATTE;3D 'IRE ISL.A'TDER \r\nTke President's Messade One of the most incredible items for this quarters colunm is that Bil.l Ruppel (69j 70,71 77j 73), finally decided-to become a "settleddown" person. He got engaged last wekk to Sue Smith—the gi.rl of his dreams from California. In the kid-making race we have recently had Bob Reid's^entrj'-: a little girl. Another geed aspiring to 'win, is High Mew berry who had. a little boy last fall. It was good t-o hear from Dick Taylor, who sent us money for the Ifliite Cwl Club, to buy some beer for the Islander as well. We're won dering how he manages to manage a girls softball team. The newst gradTiate ra^e (at least among the Psychology laajors) is to have a dog. Clyde Mel son has a grey great Dane he calls Phaedra; ar.d Rcciq.'' has a lab puppy called Max. "In order to insure a successful rush this fall, we are adding some to the conventional ones. progra.ms Hwo Sal-urdays ago vre fi.ad a ?'ush sem inar mainly for our new brolhers who have never experienced fall rush and also for a new colony member from I.S.U. Tlie main objectives of this seminar xwere to get ideas on summer rush, give the brother-s a concept of t/ne situations. They prepared with this f-all, to nave a list ox their ideas printed and distr'i.buted to each merfoer. Another nen aspect of our progr-9J"i is a high school spring rush which entai"'.s visiting the schools in northern Ut-al' so that we M"e the firs ■ to contact the ru-slices. According to the last Phald Secret-arys report, the only area, we fell dowi in, v;a-s a result of our failure to suhnit :.l(e cup reports. I don't real.ly know what r.'/nctly happened, I can only conjecture that, it was the a,pathy that usually nccompainies spring qiiarter. This year our reports are in the fin al stages of completion thank.^ to the work of Skip Loefrier and Bruce Donnachie. Cur Wilki.nson award nominee is Joe Dicta, rent IFC president. Our treasury is working hard tlii to clear up past debts. Me paid cur- year p, of .national, bill this suminer and -arc pj.an- ning to clear up the b'tlance. Be have Mne idea of a permanent savings account. AROUND THE HOUSE Volume 1' Mo. Spring i?73 The COLDEI'I SFIKT FIJI IS the official newspaper of the TTpsilon Sigma Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta at Utah State Uni- ■^rQj^.si.ty a.nd is published occasionally by it.s members. editor: Chris Bell Reporters: Art: Hie Brothers Joe Gardner The newst addit.ion to t-ne house has^ been a 28 hole mail box. The box wh.icn is located in the h.all by the k.ibchen was bu ilt by Skip and Rupp. The mailbox also has one large box for magazines. Oi,:r cook fin ally quit from b-attle fatiquo. Intramurals This season the FIJI Softball team took fourth place by losing games a.nd winning 2 by forfeit. We had a vcrj^ close game with Sigma Wu, losing by one run. The rest of the games simply say we are outstanding partyers, and great losers. THANKS TO THE CREEK TCW BOYS! \r\nhany people pass IntoNthe 11^ of one man. And he tries to be frernds to \ many as he can. \ Some are fair weather and\some ar^ really swell. True freinds when you're dOj;m and leeches when you're well, host are two faced; greeting you wltl^a smile. Talking behind your back the r^t of t\e while. let there are the brothers who f(^l everj\pain. And rejoice in every pleasure. To these brothers I give my ever-lovihg soul.\ For brotherhood is man's most sought-af^er gosM. \' V