Pi luga KAPPA DEUTERON CHAPTER OF PHI GAMMA DELTA Vol. 4, No. 1 December, 1970 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA FIJI PLEDGES NINE Anderson, Griffin; Ray Paris, East Point; Jim Bozman, Atlanta; and Tom Fitz gerald, Carrollton. The new pledges soon started to work. While doing the normal tasks of cleaning the house, the pledges found time to have socials with several different sororities. After talking with many young ladies, the pledges picked Miss Julie Short, Kappa Alpha Theta, as their Pledge Class Sweetheart. The Mu Pledge Class invited Dr. John Curtis of the University Health Services to speak about the present drug situation William Tate, Dean of Students, also at the invitation of the pledges, spoke to the Chapter about fraternities as they were when he was a freshman and of their Fall quarter was highlighted at the Kappa Deuteron Chapter by the pledging of nine young men. Three of the new pledges, Gerald Applefield, Ted Law rence and Jim Bumgartner, hail from Athens. Two pledges, Steve "Scoop" Williams and Bud Duncan, reside in Chamblee. The four other pledges are from different parts of the State: Robert future in this society. In addition, a rush function which was sponsored by the Fall Quarter Pledges, resulted in many freshmen seeing Phi Gam in its true light and most important of all gave them a chance to meet the Brothers. Before the end of this quarter, the Kappa Deuteron Chapter House will be covered by the cheers and praises of a thankful Brotherhood as the Mu Pledge Class rolls out its pledge project. Mu Pledge Class Project— a new, green shag rug with inlaid crest. Pledges Fitz gerald, "Scoop," and Bozman admire the new floor. INITIATION PHI GAM TAKES ^PEP50Dfm ^paul t4 , 3BRUSH FIRST PLACE quarter. On Saturday, October 24, the following men were initiated into Kappa Deuteron Chapter; IN INTRAMURAL SWIMMING Homecoming 1970 Five more men joined links with the Brotherhood of Phi Gamma Delta this 91. Scott Brown 92. David Little 93. Jim Purcell 94. Greg Ainsworth 95. Billy Rowe \r\nPAGE TWO December, 1970 F I J I U G A INTRAMURALS Currently, Phi Gamma Delta ranks third in the Presidents League for Intramurals, oweing to a second place in football, third place in volleyball, and a fifth place in horseshoes. With a regular season football record of 5-1, the Fijis were tied for the champion ship with Alpha Epsilon Pi and Delta Tau Delta. Fiji won a bye in the playoff and when Alpha Epsilon Pi beat Delta Tau Delta, 6-0, the Championship game was set. In 35 degree weather, on November 24, the two teams met for the deciding game. After having already beaten Alpha Epsilon Pi in the regular season, 13-6, the Fijis led at halftime 2-0 on a safety resulting from a poor snap deep in Alpha Epsilon Pi territory. In the second half, however. Alpha Epsilon Pi managed to sustain a drive and score. With two minutes remaining, a final Fiji surge to the Alpha Epsilon Pi three-yard line ground to an abrupt halt after an inter ception and the gun sounded with Alpha Epsilon Pi ahead, 7-2. This was the second year in a row Phi The annual Kappa Deuteron Christmas Party was held December 3. There was singing, tree decorating, and rushing as over a hundred people crowded into the house. Gamma Delta has lost to Alpha Epsilon Pi in the football championship game. The Fiji independent league teams also repeated last year's performances. The White Owls won their division, but the Super Scrubs' perfect record was blem ished by one victory. BROTHERS AT WORK? NEWS NOTES Second Lt. Jerry Guthrie (Ga. 70) currently is stationed at Williams Air Force Base, Arizonia. First Lt. Lanier Orr (Ga. 69) is ser ving in South Vietnam and First Lt. Jack Heilgeist (Ga. 68) is enroute to FIJ I U G A there. The Kappa Deuteron Chapter House needed painting desperately. A new Trick Or Treat building recently completed next door now exposed an entire wall, dirty and flaking, which before had been hidden by large trees. So a contingent of bro thers and pledges returned early to Ath ens and on September 19 and 20, paint ed the vast side of the house. "The forces that have been greatest In my life have been God and the College Fraternity that moulded me." No doubt, the hardest part of the job was assemblying and re-assemblying the 30-foot .scaffolding needed to reach the — Thomas R. Marshall top of the house. No lesser a task, how ever, was assemblying the brothers to Editor: climb on top of the 30-foot scaffolding. Assistant Editors: Mike Jones Tom Fitzgerald Wally Short UNDERGRADUATE OFFICERS President . Gary Cox In the fashion of the chapter's annual Treasurer Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Historian Ben Jones Easter trip to the children's wards of . Steve Williams to undertake a Halloween visit. So after Matt Crews Flags Over Georgia, a group of brothers went to St. Marys Hospital and Athens local hospitals, this year the Fijis decided borrowing a large bear suit from Six Don Tomllnson General Hospital to distribute candy to sick children. \r\nDecember, 1970 F I J I U G A The Georgia Fijis took to the woods recently. Saturday, October 24, dawned on 25 brothers and pledges, intent on their journey to Brevard, North Carolina, site of Kappa Deuteron Chapter's Ann ual Retreat. Utilizing the facilities of Eagle's Nest Camp, the group played football, met for discussions, and generally got to know each other just a little bit better. The retreat this year was characterized by informality and freedom to do what ever one desired. Many brothers and pledges hiked to neighboring mountains for deep soul searching or often for just friendly conversation. Others threw foot balls and merely sat around enjoying the colorful mountain setting on the warm autumn afternoon. Saturday night in the firelight of the cabin meeting hall. Brother Bill Bracewell (Ga. faculty) conducted the only structured meeting of the retreat, a dis cussion on sensitivity and its potential for fraternities. This was the second year in a row that Kappa Deuteron Chapter has con ferred here at Eagle's Nest Camp, snug in the North Carolina mountains, for brotherhood and better understanding of the role of Phi Gamma Delta in each and every individual's life. RETREAT PAGE THREE \r\nPAGE FOUR December, 1970 F I J I U G A Graduate Information and Rush Recommendations Name Class Address Occupation General summary of your activities since college Rush Recommendations — ■ ^Return^eque^sted Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta Chapter Mailing Service 1757 N. Street, N.W. 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