Fijiuga ^UKuraJ? OF PHI GAMMA DELTA 09\3fjf II m^RNAr VOL. 10, NO. 3 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA oara MARCH 1977 PIG DINNER: MAY 7 On Saturday, May 7, all roads will be elections. Another great mcment in his days at U.Ga. would have to be the even leading to Athens for the observance of the annual Norris Pig Dinner. The activi ing he joined Vic Bateh and arrived at the "Femme de la Rue" (French Whore Party . for those of you v^o took Latin) dressed as '"Ihe Qtnega Men" in some ties officially get underway at 6:15 p.m. at the lodge with cocktails (more oammon- ily known as "attitude adjustment"), to get everyone in the right frame of borrxx^ed Franciscan robes. ("You the evening. There will be a short meeting of the House Corporation and other items of interest to the graduates will be brought r¥>. Then at 7:00, we will all proceed to the probably had to be there.") The traditional Exile's Toast will end the formal dinner, and this year an exile fixm the North, Steve Thiay, will deliver it. After the dinner, everyone Georgia Center for Continuing will adjourn bo the lodge once again for further "attitude adjustment." Education ("Yes, they will This will also give all the graduates have us back.'") for the formal l\ a chance to look over the repairs to "the lodge vhich have recently been dinner. This year, the Symposiarch will be the ever witty Bill Bracewell. Ihe main speaker of the evening will be Terry Sullivan ("The Great Mooner"). As well as being noted for the attribute his nickname suggests. Brother Sullivan will also be remembered for his ability to lose accorplished. We sincerely hope that all graduate brothers will be with us to recall old times and also to discuss plans for Kappa Deuteron's rpcoming Tenth Anniversary. Save the 7th, and we'll see you in Athens. Spring has always marked the beginning of m^y things, and as always, this spring marks -^e begin ning of a new term for a new slate of officers and oonmittee chairmen. So, so you'll know vho to get in touch with during the ccming year with a question or a request, the following list has been ocmpiled for your con venience. Carl Calender, a Finance major from Marietta, (cont. on back) \r\nMARCH 1977 FIJIUGA PAGE 2 B.C.A. FIJI SUPERSTARS NEWS Have you ever watched the "Sv:5)erstars" conpetition on television the past few years and wondered what it would be like to be able to try that? Well, several people in oior chapter wondered the same thing. iWo years ago, we staged a similiar oonpetition jiost among the brothers of the chapter and it was a big success. It was so itiuch fun in fact that now, with the help of Budweiser, we are going to stage the 1st Annual Great Southeast FUI- BUIX'ffilSER Srperstars Concest. T^ril 30 has been set as the date for the ccupe- FUTURE EVENTS Greek Vfeek—; -.Jpril 11-14 vited to send 2 FUI's each between an undergraduate chapter and its Board of Chapter Advisors. Graduate brothers serving in this capacity, because of the benefits of experience and their broadened base of in fluence, have the potential to be a most valuable re FUI-BUD Srperstars ^ril 30 tition and 22 chapters in the Southeast have been in The old adage "experi ence is the greatest teach er" is most adequate in de scribing the relationship source for the chapter. At Kappa Deuteron, the goal of the BCA is to have High Sch. Sr.'s Rush Vfeekendipril 29May 1 one member serve as an ad will be similiar to that seen on T.V. with events Pig Dinner May 7 visor to each of the major committees. And already this quarter the BCA has ranging frcrti a 100-yd. dash to beer chugging. Fiji Island May 13-15 met with the new cabinet and ccmmittee chairmen. The to conpete. The ccmpetition BCA, working with the House Corporation was instrument The overall winner will be determined on the basis of 60% for the athletics and 40% on a service project. With Budweiser underwriting al in overseeing the recent repairs and construction on the lodge. And four new members have recently been added: Butch Costa, Saimty Pensula, Scott Pioreck, and Larry Johnson. They most of the cost of the e- have joined Bill Bracewell, Dr. James Anderson, and Bill vent (and sipplying all the Harden. beer we can drink), it should The chapter intends to continue to work closely with the BCA cind is hopeful diat the relationship stays tops. be^a big sucess. NEWSBRIEFS F I J I U G A BITS OF NE54S FROM UGA & ATHENS The renowned house of ill repute, Effie's, was put to the torch as a training exer cise for new Athens firemen in leb. The land will noiv be usea The S.G.A. elections were held again Winter Qtr. with for facilities for the City's its usual controversies. Sanitation Dept. The Student Judiciary for the first time expelled a student for flagrant cheating. The de One student senator charged AuKUTiC that a secret slu^ fund for certain unnamed candi dates had been established EDITOR: amounting to "tens of thou sands of dollars." Walker Campbell Administration officials have asked for more fee hikes, this time in the Health Services fee and in the Student Activities fee. (next colurm) cision was overturned by Dean of Student Affairs Dwight Douglas, who said the punish ment was too severe. CONTRIBUTIONS: Carl Calender Greg Sowell Judson Bibb In a student referendum, stu dents voted to charge themsel ves an extra dollar a qtr. in order to ride Athens City buses i-iee. \r\nFIJIUGA PAGE 3 MARCH 1977 NEW INITIATES! February 4 was a big day for nine members of the Beta Deuteron pledge class as they were initi ated into the chapter as brothers. The ceremony was also witnessed by our new field secretary. Rick Smudz, since he was visiting the chapter at the time. , The initiates were: Steve Anderson, a management major from Lynnfield, Mass.; Jim Boyles, a transfer business administration major from Augusta; and Keith Breedlove, who's hometown is Bu- SEATED: Mike Bozeman & Kip Carter, Rick Smudz (Field Sec.) SECOND'ROW: Robert Tritchsler (Pledge Trainer), Jim Boyles & Kessel Stelling, Billy Bellinger & Billy Ham, David Walters & Keith Breedlove, Bob Cheely & Frank Childers. THIRD ROW: Ray Moses & Steve Anderson, Mike Dendy & Fred Bentley, Ronnie Younker & Rick Jordan. (Not Pictured: Greg Sowell & Ken Murphy, Mike Hall (Pledge ford, Ga. and his major is finance. Other initiates were: Kip Carter, a transfer art major from Oxford College who's hometown is Stone Mountain; journalism major Bob Cheely form Buford; and Mike Dendy, another journalism major from Rossville, Ga. Billy Ham, Greg Sowell, and Ronnie Younker made up the rest of the group. Billy's major is also Trainer). journalism and his hometown is Fort Payne, Alabama. Greg is an WINTER accounting major from Tifton, and Ronnie is a management major from Marietta. The Badmitton team captureu 1st place and posted its 5th straight undefeated season, while the other winter qtr. SPORTS sports of Bowling, Basketball, Weightlifting, Diving, and Soccer had generally respectable records. The top duo for the 6-0 netters were Dave Kraebber and David Reddick who finished without a loss in the doubles competition. The other victory over the previously unde feated AEPi's. The team finished in third place. Weightlifting, not normally a strong point for the Phi Gams, took a 4th in the competition behind Bil Schoonover also had winning indivi ly Ham's 220 lb. heft in the 155weight class. Also finishing in the dual records. top three in their divisions were two players, John Growers and Bob The Bowling team rolled to a 2nd place (4-1) finish. Standout for the squad was David Reddick Fred Bentley, Billy Bellinger, and Gary Plummer. Other sports adding points to the athletic total were Diving, in with a team-high total of 210. Basketball, lead by giant Gene which Mark Capello took a third Waites, ended the season with a 42 record. One highlight for the with a 1-2-2 record. roundballers came with a narrow place finish and Soccer which ended \r\nMARCH 1977 FIJIUGA PAGE 4 OFFICERS (cant.) was elected President. Ken Murphy, who is ■Frcan Tifton and is majoring in Accounting, was named Treasurer, viiile Billy Bellinger was chosen as Recording Secretary. Billy is a Zoology - Pre-Dent major from Atlanta. Alumni JNews Cavid Reddick and David Watson were elect ed Cbrresponding Secretary and Historian respectively. David Reddick's major is Accounting and his hometcwn is Tucker. Brother Watson calls Atlanta home and is A big "Ihank-you'' right from the star t to Fred Alexander, Jimty Dunn, Jeff Kryder, Sarany SmLth, and Capt. Steve Williams. Hiey are the only ones vho have sent in a Grad. Info form fron the January FIJIUGA. Hopefully I'll get the other 175 tcsnorrowl currently a Business major. Rush recamendations should go to Jim ifelly, the head of that coitmittee, and questions about social events can be han dled by Kessel Stelling, the Social coti- you would take a few minutes to fill out mittee diainnan. Other canmittee heads are: P.R. - done it before in past years and even if Seriously, we sure would appreciate it if that form and mail it in; even if you've Bob Cheely; Athletics - Mike Denc^; House - Billy Bellinger; Scholarship - Doug it's just to verify your correct mailing Pritchett; Kitchen - Peter Berta; and lit file has been started and I'd sure like to tle Sisters - Mike Raaschenberg. The Spring Pledge Trainers are Jim Ifelly and Ed Cooper. The Fall Pledge fill it \p...On to a little bit of news... Phil Reddick has decided to tie the knot address with us. A graduate information with Ann Floyd of Monticello, Fl. ihe wed Trainers will be Pete Stoddard and Steve ding will be in her hometcwn on Sept. 3... Anderson. And Ton Blackwell has decided to give IFC information is handled by David Watson and Billy Ham,and Steve Nail is in charge of our Sutimer Rush. Other canmittee chairmen: Grad. Rela tions - Greg Scwell; Awards - Ed Applefield; Tickets - Richard Toney and Ed Cooper; and Brad Greenway is the Summer Housing Chairnan. Feel free to call or write and of these bachelorhood also. He and Patty Stover (our '75-'76 sweetheart) will wed in Aug. Obviously, he didn't want to face lyfed. School alone. (He was recently accepted at Augusta!) Congratulations on both counts... And congratulations to Tommy Mslo, vho must be doing well in Law School. In tte U.Va.'s Moot Court coipetition, he and his partner aonmittee heads with any questions you might went all the way to the finals. have. tition started witli 240 people. 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