^•rv ,-\.,« »^alpi*^ua£he 19 15® I ! X. o '77y^, -' ^ iS r& d £.d^"p_ •' de/fi'^ A'ddresi '!{! Sp/ =^ W ' i 'SU —}-iamecc^yr) q ' s S- Piji spirit at lota Sigma is once again soaring high as the semester began ver^^ smoothly and all systems are pointing toward Goi The big news is the upcoming homecoming celebration, with our float pairing with Blumberg and Rhodes halls looking to be another winner. The theme this year is "Picture This..." and will feature Columbus rocking on his boat. With the additon of a cannon, I was hoping we could destroy the other floats, but I don't think the Homecoming Steering Committee would approve. Also, Iota Sigma will once again host a reception for the parents and graduates Oct. 22. —«». The ISU Homecoming schedule includes; p / / /i7/l5 4 -4 • /V I d1 — f Intramural • rug-0-"War, Oct. 17. — Sycamore Sillies, Oct. 17. — Queen Coronation and Re The annual Horris Pig Dinner will be held on March 26, 1984, at the Best Western, I'erre ception, Tilson, 7:30 p.m., Oct. Haute. 18. Our guest speaker will be Archon Councilor Peter O, Clauss (Chicago 1955). A graduate of Yale University Law School, Brother Clauss is an attorney specializing in tax and corporate -- — work. Serving the Craternity' wdth over 20 years Intramural Innertube Water Polo, 3 p.m., Oct. 19. — Kaleidoscope, 4 p.m., on the Quad, Oct. 19. Oct. Intramural 'water Polo, 20. of graduate work, Clauss is former secretary, "--^asurer and president-of the Franklin Grad uate Chapter in Philadelphia and served as Section Chief Cor II years and General Coun — Torchlight Parade and jUt-II Like-Hell, 6:30 p.m., Quao, ocl^ sel for 10 years. (Continued On Page 2) > , - . . - 20. , — Trike Derby, 3 p.m., ^-larks Field, Oct. 21. \r\nPaci^ i-'- ^ make it, Charlie Br ow n ' s ruo v i es Knp t inspired. , Llut brothers \vho helj^ed in our August wor:< session, and Page 1) " ' •• - ^ Oct: . 22. Is30' p rn * f i q c ha. p t e): c u p c( t:. State Day last scna'e s t er $ v: ht? c lici|_j t e r came througVi wi'th a Songfest victory# 22. Also, --blue and V-Jhite Dinner Dance, 8 p.m., Oct. knov/n eis f.or the frontpage Momecoming 0 Li-f Sa A MD IK C test before he is Overtoh was hospitalizeo last Spring and had to quit school after he finished the final seg tes' - JPledge educato.r Bill .Kicderor set up •klO fee per sem-ester be charged. . I'he chapter and little sisters will yomig womeii qualit.y for raenrfoei'ship. DONA'iWf) Scot L terrell•s pa i" en t s d orici t:ed a n upr iqh t f reez e r to p 1 ed g e c 1 a s s Incluce^d w-ere the house* H^rvy thanks for the extra lave Weszeiy, -Bill Kiederer, Bcott Ferrell, and ['im Schrank.. Msg,- Steve Kinq and Bill eluded: girIfr ionds could join and a PRERZGR stuclc together and became an, I i Ke to hcira r if r om raon. .• i.nt er es ted broiihers t.lia t .'tVo nof: too far assist us a\aav who in Jlui • went active in early October # t he Bori rd of (.:ha. pter hurl, some of you, v/e some r. in\os and rn 1 x 'dus .i n e s s wi. t} i p1 o a s ^\r e. but .! feel a visit: r— - f pi fin to bo at Gone R ion i s-*-- house RrJday ben""ore •coming" for a qet--tois:R'ho'X ::iboui: 7 p.m. o.l' so - I lives at 9737 Idtli .I'lacfn .Also, W'o have t.rw' pa rade, wards at rocopt ion art ertlie house or .Gi my cane, bloody niu r ys a t '1 i rn I•ii 1 .Is, t.he C[ ni ir; o a t 1 :f h p.no and a party at Lhv. housi.r a b' torv/ards . v;c.>iiie on. down, and take a look arouue wo^ 11 good havi; t J.rnr' i'ergo I rtrat ci r na 11 y , Larrv Aa rsoi . i am l.appy to report i'im Harlan for working so hard j house has a food .service. V^it.h, thev iU'-'lp of ehe Housing Gorp, our kitchen '71 . ''^h ^ v (that the Iota S i.gma . | v/!.)u.ld be a be11 e r wa y o f o e i. ,ri ; how thiiigs •a.re goin::], n---' (Con*t On Page 3) and John Klinkosc and Ed Vawteri OCA, rush advisor . or adn a t e s s t eadi ly .i; ev/or h. I vou 1d storage. fajor became active last Spring^ .•i spr^cial thanks qorrs to of i r; .r" ijw i r:- q yoI.:! might be s u r pr i. c.-ri of the highest and assistant plrdye educator I-aul Reussovvf are doing a fine job' with the pTedqe, program. active unit, n urn bec LITTLR SIS'UGDl screen ment of the pledge prograu; before La s t S p r i ng ' s Re a i.. the chapter# "i he added, clause^-i in-- become an active member. ' national .ne l i t t l e sister pro-- We wolild appreciate aTiy help we can get, f ul 1 s uppo.r t t rom 1 could vr.Un.2 a o(>oOf • lie ciiapter'recently voted to have masterpiedge Bill Overton to take hi.s areas gram and received ohn H 0 Poe - a nd ..Bur t Weed. ue- was in most 1 n • I. h.c i.i r' qf a could a iJie new men are Mark Bowman, to be b'vident of the .!•"raternityb I.ha t •I'hil Carusio, Shawn Ch-esney, Mitich Fuqua, Chris Howland, Hal M-artin, Mike Golden, John Mercer able be- Advisors. I• kiiovr onm or two days a mont.h wo\.iIdn' i Ed Vawter outstanding plti?dges. national is qoint] Vyejl^, and :1 ' and Siji Island were reported to be very success,tu.i., • .\ f i.ne group of men lias once agaiii jo-ijied our folds as new take- a last .p u r p 1 e Ga r t e r "The Jea," art . P LBD' T;S been, a great bonefi. i ! O the. rush prograui. -Ri! US h Sp.r ing *s !•'ig.' Dinner , lio u o 1; c:o r po.i 'a t i.o n , rn id 22. riranks to-Dave Wegzely, better r ec r e a t e t ii e r r u e mea n i .n^j n d r •c? \ ' c• o0 f ars fI r^it r a t o ]:r n 11 y a nd .11 eve proqress seems I: he bes i: pa rtici. pa i:.- • 9 ei.m , , ~ - F o o t ball !t a ine, Oct. I I Besides winning - - Sycamore iSkowcaue, Oct. tne i' i t c h e n h a v o helped t o u s SPRING AWARDS — Preliminary iMoat. Judg ing, Float Sites, Oct., 21. -••- Parade, and tlie reonen.i.nq of i i c? i; F (Cont inued- From 21. The !'iou.se romoc:el,i.r!c for those who didn't: T v/ould 'like to thank al], , yr ^ y ^ is well oqvriioped. .aiid running smoothly# All of you ar.e wel^ corned to stop) by any'Xime and eat, srott terrelJ. \r\nn i(Continued ' ' • "'• '• ?roin paqe 2) -'"i v:./.-/ S S" ' - ARRIN' -rON '-ROVH; PRHSlDFNi- '-IKS APPROVAl, KaLhy Jarrett, the current president of the Farrinqton rove Historical District, made a spot visit to the house lollowinq early October's Fiji Island. She found every thing} to be in top shape and praisod us for immediately c"'eaninq the area. Fiji Island attracted between 4 00-500 p-.'Ople. iUi a kidney tran.splant, Mark Sulr- livan needs some praise for step ping in as tem porary president and performing his duties as treasurer. I pray !'HANKS to ALL fHOSi- WHO 1 can finish the HELPED US ty iiat is off to Dr. ibverett farbox, our academic ad year before I am called to Metho visor, who has taken a great interest in doing everything possible to aid us. As i:he head of the Board of Chapter Advis'ors, he ran a well-runninq retreat in the later part at a transplant. of Soptimaber at the house, with a cookout followinq the I event, the chapter can once again pull Conqrat:ulations goes to Don Mighell and the former Con trol Board members for steerinq us right eand giving u? the slximp of approval in having our probation ended, -rhe Archons will make a final decision" later on, but everything looks like go from here, f'urple Legionnalro Harry Watson hosted a mo'eting last, summer to get the final det^iils to end probation V7orkod out. i'he cookout and recreijtional activities on the lakt; added to the excitement of being a Phi Gam family. .he 1 onthouso is .scheduled to receive new carpet, as most of !.hc rooms have already received, Remodeling this last Spriny has shaped the hovise into an outstanding structure, f'lianks to the Hovisinq Corp. Also included is a new cook, Ann Wade, who is v/orking out pretty well. Also, thanks to Gene Wieqle andAMarc Elevens Cor keeping on top-of things with house repairs eind financial matters. .And a special thanks to i.iirry Watson for doing some handy work around the house. A big thanks goes to the graduates who hiive contributfid funds and advice, used for .All gifts are appreciated and vvill be the betterment of Phi Gamma Delta. ..c recently held a car wash at Williams' Reality on hiird .street and collected approximately }>40, despite Roseliulnian. Fiji's and nnc.U:.her organization having a car wash thi7 rsciine day. During the recent Fiji Island we took in about .:3()0, thanks to the idea brought about by Paul Reussow. And •we mast not forgot our championship bowling te^im from last Syjring: Kieth inger, Dave Klino, :':urK Sullivan and Randy Simpson, dist Hospital fo^nother attempt have faith that together in case .such a situation happen.? again. Patricia Martin at Community Hos pital, who ha.s a idea ou r chapt er in rush, is a- varded my special thanks and admir ation for the com fort and spirit she gave mfi wlrvle .1 was' at: •iothodi,st. If all of you wo a .1d w r .1 i: e her and expres.s my .sincere thanks, like 1 have many times, I would appreciate it. Hor address is 4549 Garyok Ct., No, 9, Indianapolis, IN 46227. :3TORK CABINHT VERY EFFECTIVE Ner-ct time you 'I'he cabinet has been very effective this semester and has mage many rational decisions to aid the chapter. Because membership was a little low at the start of the year, the cabinet took charge of committee?! and has been effective in accomplishing the necesisary goals. Our philanthropic projects v/ill be a flag football tourna ment with Lamda Chi Alpha for the Ktvirt Fund and another pro ject for the l/Oukemia Association, 1 would like to welcome Mike Luca,s, Bradley 1983, a.s our ncv; field secretary. He replaces Clark Robertson, who v/as rf-'d list rioted to the northwo^st coast. Also, thanks to Peter Hinq, Section Chief, .for his aid to the chapter and good wi.shes while 1 was in the hospital; and for the support of Scotvt Fcrrell, Paul Reirssow and Jeff Kirk for visit.s and • ••OTK- calls of encGuraqement v/hilc: I. was, hospitalized, It ha.s been a hard road, especially for being put in the hospital for write my brother, ask him if there might be a legacy growing up one of these days in Waveland. Noth ing is certain un til the end pro duct is revealed. APPCIKTED • .1 was appointed to an IFC committee to review a reque.st by Sigma Chi Alpha to locate on Catnous (Con't On Page 4) \r\n^2rc> T^ ,i> f 'f I Ch'fr'-"->rK:} tho lota Siq;na •"hapter '•t /*• progress in effechinq pos itive change. y V,:. ; he Chapt er ' s for its treinondous fasiese^ Accompanying the re moval of the Chapter be expelled, "iqrna Chi. The group has •;RADUA'ii; l.EWS NEEDED ::pr ox i mat el y 40 men . During the Oct. 10 i. e s i d e n t' s m- e t i;: g, l •i. e he would OLt;-d to appi.'ove a. made up of n1-.- the Oreot: en's presidents "and to organize a constitution- si convention for sjct:. 25, s'a that the Greek racn may PLANNED I; ucomi ng ac t ivi t: ies inc2)de t:lie tiayx:ide, Oct. 29; ...hite Owl, Dec. 9; and a ,hcictiel^>r *s party (there o address each group and )lace a closer chock on 'Cti vi ties. i-.ay be others) for Randy liitnpson, .Dec. 23. Ler. qe i Handy simpsor; will or cavijig the house as; r-he of Fraternally, Doug Himt this scmes"i;er and Delta, fhe two will w ho w i. 11 liv Brothers, fhe 1983-84 acade.mic year has brought alot of sound financial stability. We presently have 15 mem bers in the house? with 13 b< • living out. With e-i monthly raduating next semester, •asides myself, are Bria.rj eer, Chris Ramsey, Paul bufjg(.;t of year and makes my Job much more:* bo fvin. All mcatibers art; keeping eavinq next se^mest'.er, but current v/ith their bills. i l l return next .till ben.ise of his Co-CO wrs i;. Tli Phis is indeed a "respon sible" group of young men, men that 1 arn always proud INCIDBNI r.o be as;;ociated with! Praise is needfid for rie men of Iota Signiri who apt a cool Fraternally, Mark Sullivan head when a "life was pulled duri,nq one •85 our parties. La tor in the ~-eK, P he same knif e pi5 3 ler •s not Iticky at. r. helam- Hey Grads, make sure to bring your checkbooks to Homecoming. I Chi .Alpha party. Where told him to Icctv'e, the 15,300, this is quite.! a change from last eussow and Dave Roth. Mark Sullivan will ^ Perqej Jeff McMa'nan, stoploppors broke hi-; nose and frHANKS: . , V\ pGx; 'Km by the house Oct. 11. t h e i r member le of are to encourage and to insure strong Chapter Comiinittees and a strong Chapter leadership. This will require a much more actively involved BCA. 33CA MEMBERS ' H ush: Tim Harlan, A.dcims Blvd., 1 lerre Hau IN 47803; telephone, 812-23 2- 84 51, home a nd 2- 23 8-4 252, of f ice. Scholarship: Dr. Evex- et t .1 . fa r box Jr., Per Haute, IN 47802; tele n Danville, 111., where andy will commute to I.hU o finish up niruT- hour.-or raduation, probably "or hree days a week. B rother s ations and of maihtain- Chapter continuity ovcr the years. Our goals 1621 S. Sixth St., •ill be wedded Dec. 20, o Nancy Kovanic, an Vloha r of re- Chapter with its oper •jivc- an equal opportuuity •nd rhe Board Chaptex* Advisors is you are d o i n g now . IG.ea s e xiond biographies, addresse55, phone numbers and anything interesting to: Iota Sigma ! •r a d u 111e R e 1.a t i o n s, 1206 S . Fifth St., Terre Haute, IN' AChP-'ITTES VvIl,L the Board of Control as overseers, assuming its earlier role of helping the 47302. .pprove or add to the pro posed const j. r. ut 1 on. i h 1 s ; C5d y v;t)u 1d r e p 1 ace I r", I.'110 to Know from probationary status was the disbanding of v.'hat happened t.o our graduat-.e brot,tiers and wTiat . r a a e r n i t y px" e s i d e n t r jovc-rninq body, to like to a V the r.tudent win niost likf.dy f. a L i o n a 1 look forward highly successful yeari I' : r a 1, e r n i t y c o J. o n y wi 11, Its f \: o n t: 1 n u ed ;11: om i-a g e a nd e s t a b 1 i s 11 a , leadership is creati\ie. I ^ ' tit): v future is bright ^ r i s o u t o m o came last surnmer. 3 phone, 812-234-9385, and 812-232-6311, home home Ext. 'xt. 2534, office. .. inances: Tom Clary Route 1, Box 106, Farm ersburg, IN 47850; t phone, 812-898-2491, and 812-232-9492, of Graduate Relatior Marc Blevins, 1918 N 10th St.,• Perre Haut •17804; telephone, 8 ] 234-2785, home and 6 232-6015, office. Public Relations; Oeff Cline, 3 214 Pin Court, Indianapolis, 46227; telephono, 31 888-4752, horn e a nd 3 54 2-05 21, office. Ri t ua1: Greg Hunt 306 W. Main St., Wav land, IN 47989; tele ^17-435- 2918, liorne. Pledge Education: Wickizer, 802 Hemloc S helbyv i11e, IN 4617 (Continued On Page 5 \r\nPage 5 EDUCAT ION PLEDCE se. ' 'i'his' year when we say Sc4 sy - Ti pledge education, that is exactly the meaning of the whole program The House Corporation has been very busy the past sev young men so far. cured a new mortgage on the^ They are stresses the virtues and 'J^he pledges will have a fundraiser, social service project, a walkout (rcsnember your's), breaking grace, and a house improvement project. Also, they will have a cab inet lineup and a chapter lineup. basement. A portion of this money was used to furnish china, silver, tables, chairs and. other necessitie.s for the chapter *.s new meal program. We're hoping that a lot are purpie I'he pleidges are cin will have a gentleman's reputation on campus); and a drug and alcohol program. out. the house araS in the that Phi Cam. pilgrim; an etiquette pro gram (yes, once again we Interior remodeling through values needed to be a will iearn the purple house allowing us to pay off our two old mortgages, and giving us about 'i)7,500 ex-^ tra. We applied part of this money to have improvements, such as storm windows and ach ieve a program that going through our eightweek education program. During this program they Early this year, we se Rill Niederer and Paul Reussow to We have 10 excellent eral months. gram has been design ed by Brian Beer, The pledge education pro-_^ excellent bunch of guys and they are do ing well. On their fir.st test, the low est score was one- half of a point mis sed . Come on down to Homecoming and meet the future leaders of Phi Gamma Delta. Perge! Paul Reussow F?u.sh Chair, Pledge Ed. of brothers can come to Homecoming this year and see how good the house lochs. You're cilso welcome to attend our House Corp oration meeting at 7 p.m. FfidaVj^dct." 21. ~ accepted the Chair of (Continued From page 4) the telephone, 317-392-1207, home and 317-392-4154, _offic6i. _ on the Board of Trus tees of-the Divinity Fraternally, Administration; Randy Lucas, 1 Indiana -Square, Marc Blevens Suite 3130, Indianapolis, President of the RECOPDIXT^ SECRETARY'S REPORT IN 46204; telephone, 317271-6229,- home and 317635-8020, office^ Fraternity Laws John 'Meetings are being held regularly, both cabinet and chapter. Initiated two new Shields, 607 Indianapolis Ave., Seymour, IK 47274; telephone, 812-522-2643, brothers, John Klinkose, and home and 812-522-5754, off iccc House Management: Gene House Corporation Ed 'vawter. Have 10 pledges with one mo.re formal pledging to-take place. The pledges are also having meetings as School, the University Riegle, Route 22, Box 175, 'L'erre Haute, IN -47 802; raising, house improvement. Homecoming and float, which is very active. Scholarship cojjimittee having study tab les regularly and chapter Tiorale is very high. IK 47802; telephone, 812894-2864, home and 812238-2453, office. (Continued on Page 6) a I pro- from Texas Tech University, 1955, a founding Phi Gamma Advisors since the spring of 198^, serving as Scholarship Advisor and faculty summer person, Department of Bachelor's 1 nave been^a memoer of the Board of Chapter Last University Faculty Senate; former Chair versity (appointment, 1967), received his CREDEKTIAl.S sponsor, Also, he is cur rently Chairperson of fe.ssor of Humanities at Indiana State Uni We were successful in intra- Tiural .Softball, posting a 3—1 record. Many things are in the planning stages right now, ineluding more intramurals, chapter activities, retreats member. and Fjciences. Dr. Tarbox, Purple Legionnaire; Larry viatson. Route 24, Box 117, Terre Haute, ter President) Indiana Conference President and National Council ulty Council of Arts office, active committees are fund- sity Professors (Chap Chairperson, the Fac Committees and subcommitte- home and 812-232-7864, es at rush very active. Other of Chicago, Dr. j'arbox is active in American Association of Univer Humanities and former telephone, 812-299-9738, scheduled. BCA. Currently serving also Delta member; emd re ceived his Master*! and Ph.D. a t the Uni versity of Chicago. Fraternally, Dr. Everett Tarbox \r\nyZSSUBuiS--*' /o Randy Simpson will be j eaving the house at the end of this semester to be married DeCi 30 to ; ancy Kovanic in Danville, 111, Nancy is an Alpha Xi '/\i i)ec, 20 A communications major, Randy said he joined Iota Sigma because he felt the chapter was small enough for him and the people would be "real brothers." Also, he saw room for ex Delta• Accomplishments have been corresponding sec retary 'for two terms (1981-83), head of gra duate relations. Home coming and co-float cha irman, intramural man pansion instead of living ager, worked with Larry nine hours to graduate and in a Watson as chairman of plans to commute from his tential for becoming a future Danville home, leader. Randy will need only a- dorm and saw the po "I realized that bout three nights, a vreeK in a dorrn you don't -get to close and there are a l l ISO •- .- -T CORRESPONDING SECRETARY kind of things to do in a fraternity. Also, you I*m very pleased to report that correspon get to know people for dence from Iota Sigma is going wello I'm in the process of ordering new stationery. We are a fraternity." currently low on sup plies and before the end of the cabinet"s tenure, a long time by being in Pig Dinner, meanber of 1982-83 championship intramural bowling team, rode tandem in Spring 1983 (paired with the Zeta's), attended last Spr ing *s MIFCA-MAPC A Conference in St. Louis, liO., with Mark Sullivan Randy became inter ested in joining Iota Sigma when some Fiji's Bill Niederer, Scott came to his dorm room Ferrell and tried talking his iyan at Columbus, Ohio. Randy is looking into roommate into joining. Randy was so impressed and attended the August 1983 Fiji Academy, with and Mark Sull?- stationery stocked back to it's normal standing, :At this -point in time with this effort that doing police work or something in the com- he had to find out munications field. about this-group. "I I'm also trying to begin went down to the par other possibility would be in a marketing area. a new style for the fu ture corresponding sec- I retaryc I believe that the message got back to because of the house." I wovild like to see the a lack of ties,* told rny roommate was interested and has gotten along with ies, the correspondence of the chapter in the everyone and has had no problems. As a lot of Over the years Randy past years has not been good time memories cloud what i t should have been. ills head. Randy recalls I have been informed one incident with Kurt Schernekau. they are interested in the position.' So, I plan to s i t do'rim with these two "liVe were in I HOP, heavily inebriated and eating hot fudge sun young men and teach them what the exact responsi colate chips shot out bilities of the corresp of my nose when we star onding secretary job are. From there I plan to build ted laughing - very em daes, • If you have questions or suggestions, I would be happy to hear from you, , .Hope to see all of you at Homecoming. Remember, "coll ege days are not for college One of the cho barrassing. times at Fiji Islands." RECORDING SECRETARY (Continued From Page 5) and formal events. Pergei alone, " Fraternally, Pergei Kieth Qinger Fraternally, Randy Simpson Things are running V\/e have 8 new NX's that have almost comple ted the program, each showing leadership and are excellent future prospects. Homecoming is right around the corner. Float and activities are look ing good. In the past graduate sxjpport has been, well let's say, exciting, witl lots of beer being con sumed, I can only hope that with a l l the new "Also, had many good from t]ie grovmd up. REPORT smoothly at the house. training for the new corresponding secretar by a couple brothers that HISTORIAN'S An- P.S. Larry Watson, kickass P.L. changes and new people tc meet, that you as grads v;ill come and experience the never-dieinq, winninc tradition at Iota Sigma, Phi Gamma Delta is not for college days alone. Be HereI Fraternally, Dave Roth Perge!