Voluiiio 3 Jtah State Univc";; i.ty 2 Winter 7^4 SECTION convention February 13,16,1 wat, tn.'i dati: ch.Ooen to n..ld ii.i biteeu iiien iro... the Idaho State Colony, vention. State, aiid two iiieh iroii. tiie dniveroi cy oi" Arizona tne Section XXV Conthree ien from Arizona attended the four-day function. I'riday started a B each Boys concert off with and the opening of the first of seven kegs. Saturday was a day o recover ana a nome on .etball game with the Air r'orce Acaoe(ay--followed uy a greo.t forty. day of serioos liieetin-;. Sunday wn.s Gerry Shex'.Mtt, nationa1 die o .enLng Gch Vvas given by OI Olg I.a nu , concerning the topic of "r'r..ler ities a oacn". i!io first annual JS j-iSU basitetball game was 'iji held. U'SJ woii the i'irst g a;::e, iSJ w. n: tne Dec ), d g f.'O, a.nn w e decided to go hO;i,o a..d iUoish a ■^ ■) a. 1 i ^ U uao o1 tne tnird ,caii.e, .'1 not her good party followOx Iice r e d. holiday tno ijx'olhers sLarteu h oadln;-; ho.i.e ma wo.u.Ia ||^ house. improved With the Haberirian, filled in our yenr ...ledging basitetball Despite three annialate the ol l-dke team was early itself losses, together Sig B^^js and win to a keg froin the AGXs who tnouglit they had an easy win after chalienging us with the bet. They had the wind knocked out of tnem when our tight consisting- of John Dietz, wight, and Dave Whipple, I'aul ranney, shooting ~-ut and theiii to score of 30-36. ae_ense, Kipper inixe Haoerman, our shame accurate -with a Witii a good showing; in Vcater Weeit and the coming alive of the basketball tea.,, we're movin-; u, in intramural place high with standings and snould good shon-virr/s during the rest of rhe year in the reuaining intra.iiural events. "TV ) aspect of tne to be a team to be reckoned the team pulled fine Convention. .SPXRXt) Our intramurals tea:ns this are a v stly with. rothers of UisLlon Si.g- Li-co to t'.aiiK Joe Uietz for nnairiiiE This fall, the brothers kept a tradition going by once again receivin ; the highest overall gradepoint for fraternities on c with a 2.S.39. juot riiissed : ' Us The active brot'-isrs getting the nighest active gradepoiat with a 2.3 while the pledges ran away with a 5.Of gr.-..de. .oi it. Tno scnolarship din ner was a prahd. affair with Chris Bell heading the table with his Z+.'O, witii tiie rodt of tne brothers taking tneir respective places ordor of . ;radopoint. With in the house stressing scholarship to all of the brothers, vJe'll i'o- 'ofully keep coming up each quarter with the best gradepoint ou cam.ius. \r\nTHE PRESIDENT SPEAKS ;.t tiLal v,;. t-; ride in oar hoS; Lt. lity. .1 ri frofii t iO .i'oid .secretary, i Lli'.ri loun-^j no wr.-n.ve tli i t'. i.i_ Li-is area. ..ei^ .i .i ; j ,cii Oo'.or is iiot .j cd re oio vviiicii we ice = n j.-ioreo to d ). y brothers n..ve teiio Co.Loriy lo and tne... in tne iiiaoy .,,i fairs eriiiiy e;-:^..orioncoo. in^ and uo off t :l c I'.'.Lest re ort "i'i.a excel'.';; c: .• ox .ju.;.ines serv Ico (- ' '.i r o in vv! Ich the : • . i. .i.- 00 .' a few ney sa^..yeoo;.ons oa jur roiy j^r-jtners came down.a few weensoau.i_ij.eu bacn toi^iOet par-— c. r-x^ Dinner. tano iii one decpion Convention activities. This Spring-an exchange betleon^lhr Colony, Upsilon Sigma, and Kama Ali-ha iiiufca, ^/ilL iielp to ii^trenjthen'our traditional history a-s -well as heli) to tcjfx^ ties botv^'eon the Colony and us :":tron'rer. ' i was forewarned tnat along with the job of President col^gs many headaches and di.sappointraents. One wast Preside.it even offered ixe 1: 1 s' ulcer pills. uL in ny sevdn weeic.s of ofLi':e I have f mnd that boin.-- President is I'lmo after my Brothers h.nve .wade me proud.' for example when vvo receiveo tlie ni.ghest G.P.A. or worked hardest for th'- ' hor-'">-tho-: an.i saccossfai ,;artiws with our graduates. rhese tn trigs should be tne to -n.s pa.jsed on f roi:i one j-reside it to another. There wLlL undoubtably be many ..lore acco'iipli.ohme.nts that will maxe re proud of iiiy .irothers ami triey v/ill ove.rcoirie and sur^juss the headaches. Fraternally aruce w. Donnachi.e PnPGn! Qjf0,(iu.aXe. Si ■ i.ia feel th.at Graduate delations is o-ie of f tnose Fraternity life.and.ill other areas i^raternity Liif.. affect only undergrads gradu.ates in thedealing arna. with newsletters and Spikes are a worthwhile and necessary eiforo to neep USU graas and those living in Utah informed. We are current ly corresponding witn USU grads and Fijis that live in Utah. discovered that a new History Professor, Paul Ganster n;o plan to do our ^ best wnich puts the totalGanster to three faculty members, to involve Brother in Fiji our chapter. ho-.' , ® Spikes, four newsletters, and one bulletin have Srthe SLc^DlalSnd! our pLaaned for April 13th with .Archon Bob dadcliff as uro.iu.ute BulLetin will be sent out in a few Any graduates having any information as to points of interest or where..ent to Uo.^'fhe? Then it could be included in the nexi. Golden Spike.if Lre'eeSftru' appreciated' woL with"^? th* • ^ weeKo witti ail the inioiumation. oOayurxrxx^ { PJi )j (X cxt C w' (k- C 1 ^ / 'i 0 - AiAX AyCy^ xJc Ix/jl ^yyiyL AyJ 1 Q-y^ jLiA. ■Ay>s Cky^-- J ,) y ^yl' C .^O C-t;f/ -WOaPty ./i-o >U- P >• ; odo l.i.'i Uijon Lho ^roulivO iii daauary to i:iOve bO'.)l;L;ho Ivoa av;ay rroi.i toe o L Li iij ' ';i'" j > walls oO ed. i»cod;c;.;s to say thah few hairy ves auii td'Oir way to to vvc soific the shel boovs tiio floor. returned tiieir tiioro .vera- a ! .>;MOiit,5 wh. i.lo teetered Harch be taint could ..ri.o.r the found in e.i.rly sa:l;.VGs b-iCh Also tiiis quarter, we've oee. ; very active with tlie 'JSu rhouatnon as Many jr-tds can testify hocause of our As of efforts to livV; our hours, we contact lead all and the,... dreexis also our in rlcdios whicn ahount to over ^l+OOOl ly we have been v.eeh- contributin;^ over thirty rnan-iiours. hot bad consid- erin,'^ we've been working on this for 6 weeks so far and the ,;onth of April to go! ! Other projects have been our participation olood in the Drive and in the ■;ooc o: I out : 1 Jniversity Gaciie Coun ty MuscuL r Dystro- .liy cat iiaigri. blac-i arty Diaaond With th corabibooze, darice, and of wo.nen, ( I." >r h Chan =;e) any otiier 0 ' d way . not t!ie h- Vo r.'ine ~r- ■ hr to -:d ll under ;radubrotli'n.'S • A it ended La':; panty. ,ihe social hour bega-.. at 7:00 p.m. with everybody in hi ■^h spirits. the tonic of As usual, diS'CUsslon was the comp aring of . iocial events of the y:ast to tne present. The conclusion was that tile cha; te ' Is still the soae. Din ner started ed the at S:20 witii th Doxjlo ;y. singers sLngiiig Goconu L co i,p.ll.'''eat- by saying it alr.ost sounded good. ijpo . the fi .ish 'jf the dinner, the brothers pP'Osented roses to LaAae and Carm-oa. This time we sang ".Fiji Girl", but our angel-like voices did not sound quite as good. At 9:30 p.m. the band began play ing with everybody trying to l.ance i.n a space of ab'jut 10 to Ip feet. Gveryon-o see: ' ;a to ha.ve had a good tii'ie excep.t for the band that had to pay for the window they broke. riXav-,?h_£L. {Hi .±4-0^^^ ■rJ. G01DEN SPIKE FIJI rc o 11 r M The Brothers Sin ce it was so crov;ded, by the ti;re each dance was over you /.O're daaC.Lng with so .-eone elses pr,'rtne.r. As usual tiie traditional .gator took place with six brothers p-articipati Overall, oux) Coutt' r'-ar.i It l.n r'hOd ate 0 i.' til laces. tiie was a s.' iashi.'ig hit. nation r'j jec ts. i. :■ Once again, > beon b usy bust.Lti' D iaMOt^el 7*i ' C aa"> /. \r\nUPSILON SIGMA CHAPTER Utah State University 636 E. Fifth Street, North Logan, Utah 84321 Dear Brother; The Ilpsilon Gi,Bma Bhaoter of The Tratamity of Phi Gamma Delta would like to extend to you an invitation to our Morris ?i,(^ Dinner, This f^reat occasion, of f^raduates meeting vrith the undor- r^raduatcs to reminisce over old times, will occur on /ipril 13^ I97I1 ab the Holiday Inn in Ogden, Utah, The address is 3306 Mashinyton Blvd, The social hour will start at 7;00p,rii, and dinner will start at 8:G0p,m, Our main speaker wil], be iiobert P, Radcliff, He is presently a Trusteo of the arcnono^ anu lives in Lawrence, Kansas, To insure j'-our reservation, please cut out the form below and send it back to us before April 7, 197U» The cost of the dinner T-nill be r;5,50. Mix will be included for your drinks. Fraternally, / 7 iX'. Paul Nanney c Pig Dinner Chaiman Pcraie' irr rzjrtj ./rrr1=41 tt;£r_:/ rrm zirwi cz-'i u NAME CHAPTER TEAR y i wouldn't miss it for the world, oave some pork for me,( ) I've just been given the world, I'll eat my own pork at homo, ( ) This will be my .jf Check enclosed ( ) COI-EIENTS: USU Pig Dinner, Bill me later ( ) a 11 fl 0 fl n \r\nUPSILON SIGMA CHAPTER Utah State Univerbity 636 E. Fifth Street, North I^GAN^ ,UtAH,8^52^, .•.ai'Cii n]^-,:3LL'Ti. ■rc W.;i AcMvt; . Gi,f] ' ovn-itn hi-Id 1 h;-.vL;en tlio Pdndj-r;: and niinrni.' '1.1 y comiiion i-.'' h'-r' fo.ll t. C' dloonn" bill: with blii-f-a ti riodpor. vro "oirnfi It nnccr;:jc r -onl.n of bhn f - vi bh bhv-i. Thlnyn bliat wor- ,n. r-r^unr; "d -C'nT' ' bh' ; i .l.nob D'l. -n'.irrid , Tir. 'liivrr, Inrvloo C-y rrojacb::, yi- i,r:'bar ITi.)ht , and riion-''-b]io-n. -.-.11 pant Bu;-!' : Ch'-" lrTr!-i.-ri T I'.novr v.';-;li of bh job,. Mdinrp our "novi Haoh Chairman, John Dietz, we urged the Brothers to do bViC'ir berd;. \r ■ ■ h. J essful rush and pledged three men, Roger Sunada, Logan, Brad Sboo.u-lion, B.i ohi'-U'nd , I'iJe En ! 'r ri'-'On of Ibo/-, \ r nro -■.'■f -^.^y proud of these men and hope that one day soon they v.'ill wear the Badge of a Proud Fraternity. Pig Dinner Ab the present bimo, Chairman of the i'lg binner, Paul Narjncy is planning the cvenb for April 13 in Cgdon, Ubah. Our gucrst speako'r v--;ill be Archon Robert Iie.dclirr. Graduate invibation is included in this paclojb of liberdcure. Phou-a-thun Tills yeai' blie brothers are baking parb 'u; biio Ubah bb:j.be Ilion-a-thon, Thus far we Inve raised over R,000 dol lars and conbribvibed over 123 man hours. We vjill continue to aid the University through April and hope bo r.aise a total of 38,000.00 and contribute over 250 man iiours. Last year a total of 340,000.00 was raised by all organizations and colleges and it vJlll be nice this year to say that such a small group bias raised so muchl Ne'xt r.etter Pig Dinner, Spring Ruspi, The FIJI Islander. Pcrgc! Bruce U. Donnachie Graduate Relations