THETA DEUTERON STAR ANSWER£q 2 6 (988 Ohio Wesleyan University May 1988 Phi Gamma Delta are proud to have varsity ath letes who participate in la crosse, football, baseball, ten nis, and swimming. Fiji's involvement also extends to I.F.C., campus judiciary, W.C.S.A. (the university's governing body that contains 14 members-we have 7 of those positions), and newly elected John Halliday is Sen ior Class President. The men in these positions demon strate the leadership which Phi Gamma Delta tries to promote. Fraternally, Andrew "Deech" Detrick President PRESIDENTS LETTER Perge! Dear Brothers, 22 INITIATE After a fine year at Theta Deuteron, I eagerly await this next fall term. There were many accom plishments last year and we shall continue our On February 27, Theta Deuteron's twenty-two pledges finished(deJta week and were "Quest for Excellence." Once again Fiji possesses Ohio Wesleyan's initiated as active brothers in Phi Gamma Delta. Since Philanthropy Award. This year almost 500 man- initiatiorr^aining period. They have learned about the hours were donated in volunteer work for the Dela chapter,^traditions, and how to conduct themselves that time, I have facilitated their three week post- ware community. This award is the product of hard work by the brothers and the leadership by Social Service Chairman Scott Kerry. The packet will be during chapter meetings. At their last session, they sent to international for the Newton D. Baker Social post-initiation training. Service Cup. Our greatest improvement has been brother involvement in the Ohio Wesleyan Community. We took a cumulative examination that encompassed what they had learned during their pledgeship and The new initiates are excited and eager to get involved in the house and continue the fine traditions and reputation that FIJI has always upheld. We all \r\nlook forward to an excellent rush and hope to pledge another quality pledge class. Fraternally yours, David R. Dickey PHI GAMS ON CAMPUS Theta Deuteron Chapter made great strides this spring in the area of campus leadership. John Halliday '89 ran a successful campaign for Senior Class President. Chip Ulrich '89 also was successful in his quest for Inter Fraternity Council Secretary. When the caucus for the Greek Party was called to elect members for the Wesleyan Council for Student Af fairs, Phi Gamma Delta attended in force. This resulted in the election of seven brothers to the council; Dave Dickey and Jeremy Schaeffer '90, Rob Ferguson, Jefferson Guthrie, John Hess, Scott Snyder, Brooks Thomas '91. This increased role of the brothers in campus activities will ensure the success of Phi Gamma Delta in the future of Ohio Wesleyan University. FIJI HOOPS 1988 proved to be a successful year for the Theta Deuteron Intramural Basketball team. The starting team consisted of sophomores Eric Hick, Jim Croner, Dave Dickey, juniors Joe Murray and Steve Croner. These starters played well together and gave the team a good chance of capturing the championship. The starting team was supported by a strong bench lead by sophomores Chris Callahan, Matt Curtis, and junior Jim Redfern. Lead by the scoring of Eric Hick and Jim Croner, FUl finished the regular season with a 52 record. Two of those victories were against topranked ATO and Air Bishop which earlier gave FIJI its only two losses. The team entered the play-offs with good momentum and won easily in the first round over Sigma Chi 73-53. In the quarter finals, FIJI met Phi Kappa Psi who were the defending champions. In a tough battle, FIJI lost 69-68 on a last second shot by Phi Psi. Though the loss was a disappointment to the team, the members of the 1988 team look forward to next season. We feel that we will be in strong contention next year for the Intramural Basketball Championships. Fraternally, John Halliday Eric Hick Matt Curtis Brothers at Pig Dinner NORRIS PIG DINNER 1988 The cocktail party back at the house proved once This year's Norris Pig Dinner was a successful alone. The active brothers very much appreciated all the graduates who returned for this year's dinner. reunion of Graduate and Active brothers. Despite again'n^^hi Gamma Delta is not for college days moving the dinner from traditional April to February, over 100 graduate brothers still attended to celebrate. The dinner took place at the Holiday Inn here in town. Fraternally, Jim Croner '90 Special Days Chmman \r\nKAUL C0R8F.JI. R09£RT GcLLELAND OOWJOJCKE* )10SP0DKA ALANrtfCHCOCK WMfTNEY OORF F.RIC SUTLER Sr.CRfTWY QCO^Ol CKf^ULf JAV5TS RtO^ERN jla CKP U?.WCH THOMAS PtRSC^ THOMAS PKtU^thf StC^TA-*-' R€*Ai.LOA< iiHUi mKm mMIKi imtttmiJKKM MfCMAFL MOrFATT SCO^T KLH KCHKT SCOTT lOPHLRHOWFl 1. Hli-0«4>4 pi|t CSamma i^lta Slu'la Diutti?nnt DAV!D bloom LAWR£«C£ LYNN .€REMY SMLAfFLH BRTAR BATES DAVO ST fTEWtE WK)OKS THOMAS THOMAS POT TEH BB • OAVS THeM \r\nFRESHMAN Rob Ferguson Kirk Frauenheim Jefferson Guthrie Jack Gillespie John Hess Dave Joseph Wes Kercher Josh Keman Scott Kline Scott Lisle Kevin McNair Columbus, OH Denver, CO New Canaan, CT Port Clinton, OH Hudson, OH Liberal Arts Liberal Arts P.G. and History Undecided Politics and Government Himtington, NY Tampa, FL P.G. and English BedforkHiUs.NY Summit, NJ Ihovidence, RI Undecided Undecided Undecided Undecided Joe Murray Lx)ngmeadow, MA Fort Washington, PA Chevy Chase, MD Journalism Rob Newman Florham Park, NJ Business Chris Pahl Tom Potter lx)ngmeadow, MA Lanesborough, MA John Roby Geography Mansfield, OH Greenwich, CT Economics Colin Miller Scott Sarsen Scott Snyder Undecided Accoimting Undecided Politics Tom Trafton Norway, ME Westport, MA Boylston MA Rudyard Whipps Intemational Studies/French Columbus, OH Pre-Med Brooks Thomas Chem ./Engineering Psychology SOPHOMORES Bryan Bates David Bloom Chris Callahan Jim Croner Matt Curtis Dave Dickey Whitney Dorf Dan Fulmer Kirk Gilleland Eric Hick Chris Howell Larry Lynn Mike Moffett Dan O'Cormer Doug Rose Don Ryan Jeremy Sheaffer Greg Sisk Dave St. Pierre Dave Theobold Economics Management Sherbom, MA Swarthmore, PA English Lloyd Harbor, NY Indianapolis, XN Pre-Med Fredrick, MD Springfield, OH Politics History History Peacedale, RI Art Pittsford NY Economics Management St. X^uis, MO Scottsdale, AZ Economics Management Washington, D.C. Chevy Chase, MD Indianapolis, XN Journalism Theatre Concord, NH Sociology Huntington, NY Chappaqua, NY Bay View, MX Intemational Business Marshfield, MA International Business Ihe-Med Journalism Politics History Worthington, OH Economics Management Cincinnati, OH Accounting JUNIORS Eric Butler Steve Croner George Curley John Halliday Alan Hitchcock Mike Hoban Scott Kerry Tom Pierson Jim Redfem Chip Ulrich Sparta, NJ Indianapolis, XN Economics Management Cataumet, MA Marietta, OH McLean, VA Waltham, MA Eastham, MA Sparta, NJ Sparta, NJ Noiristown, PA International Affairs Accounting History/Spanish Politics/Economics Economics Management Politics/Economics Economics Management Ecomomics Management English Literature SENIORS Brian Rink Chappaqua, NY Pittsburgh, PA Accounting Andy Corbiel Doug Dickey John Hospodka Ed Judge Springfield, OH Fhe-Med Roselle, XL Oak Forest, XL English Jack Schmidt Chagrin Falls, OH Georgraphy Economics Management/Accounting Pre-Dent \r\nPHILANTHROPY AWARD GRADUATE NEWS The chapter of Theta Deuteron had a very suc cessful year in philanthropy. Under chairman Scott Kerry, '89, the Ohio Wesleyan Social Services Chip Holcombe, '82 Purple Legionnaire Award was won. The brothers accumulated just under 500 man hours in the Delaware Community. The United Way gave Theta Deuteron a special award for our continuous help on a variety of proj ects. Among those helped were Red Cross, Help Anonymous, American Heart Association, and Meals on Wheels. Scott Kerry would like to give Charlie Engeman, '86 Training for rowing World Championships David Lavenburg, '87 Firstyearlaw student won the Moot Court Competition at Capital University special thanks to Assistant Jim Redfem, '89. Larry Lynn, '90 TWENTY WITH YEARS MOM RECENT GUESTS EDITOR'S NOTE Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis, '85 - Washington D.C. After the completion of my third Theta Deuteron Star, I still feel that there is a lack of graduate brother Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Temple, '85 - Columbus, information, so in order to allow the star to have a OH greater representation of graduate and undergraduate news, I urge all of you to send news about yourself, Scott Sollie, '87 - Fairport, NY your family and your life. Next year I will again be Eric Anderson, '87 - Columbus, OH editor of the Star. I will look forward to hearing from all of you over the summer and next year. Have a Peter Stracka, '87 - Tarrytown, NY great summer! Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pace, '74 - Akron, OH Fraternally, W.Scott Kerry '89 \r\nRe-Building the Barbeque Pit INDUSTRIOUS FIJIS! •}8T7^ !39t . \V. b^N f Wall for FIJI Island Theta Deuteron Star Ini