"It's sometimes difficult to tell whether you're leading a group or running from a mod, but in either case it's wise to stay out in front," JAM SfAA/MS STATE U. /6/4 FA/KCU/ID /^aajhattaaj SREC'D iAsaz "NOT FOB COLLEGE DAYS ALONE" Chi Deuteron recently elected the new cabinet. Officeis are as follows: President - Steve Sexton, Treasurer - Roger Lawrence, Recording Secretary - Steve Walker, Corresponding Secretary - Dick WilliS, Historian - Steve Blackwell, Pledge Educator - Mike Boucher, and Rush Chairman - Kevin Dwyer. Jim Taylor ('70), I6OO Pullen Rd., #15B, Tallahassee, Fla. 32303j stopped by the House while visiting relatives over Thanksgiving vacation. Dennis Egaji won the intramural handball division and Chi Deuteron placed first in handball. Our bowling team finished at sixth and the volleyball team had a winning season. We are now sixth out of 28 fraternities at Kansas State in intra mural athletics. We have the third smallest house capacity on campus. Little Sister Jaque Aynes sings the "Star Spangled Banner" before each Kansas State home basketball game. The 15 seniors from Alpha Iota Chapter at Iowa State University traveled to Manhattan in a large camper for their senior sneak. The Iowa State Fijis had a function with the pledges of Kappa Alpha Theta and took a grand tour of Aggieville. The fifth annual Run For Leukemia was a success again this year. collected $2,000 and Pi Deuteron at Lawrence collected $1700. Chi Deuteron Fijis were on television stations in Topeka while running the K-State - KU game football from Lawrence to MaJihattan. Phi Gams also ran the football out to officials on the field immediately before the kickoff. All money will be donated to the Leukemia Society in memory of Brother Rod Morgan. THE Publications STAFF EJxecutive Editor Graduate Relations Chaiiman Circulation Director Mailing Director Publishing Asst Editorial Consultant Art Director Advisor, .Dick Willis ...Roger Lawrence Mike Boucher .Doug Broadfoot Housemother Noima Lawrence .Rick Lawrence Brad Dunagan Don Lee Dec. 5, 1978 \r\n^1 I DAVE DAWDY (*78) « Dear Brothei:s, "To aTT the good people and my Brothers at Phi Gamma Delta. ^ Darcey and I want to thank all of you for showing good old fashioned ^ji hospitality and making us feel so welcomed and comfortable during our visit, "Darcey knew for sure that I came from good stock after she saw what was responsible for three years of my life. "We hope that some of you Brothers can put together a convoy to come to the wedding — you men had better bring your Housemother ri^t along with you! "Again, much thanks and don't think I forget about you." Fraternally, Dave Dawdy 2601 Magnolia Dr. Pergel Bettendorf, la 52722 Editor's Note - John Herman, Greg Wilson, Seavey Anthony, and Mike Morris attended Dave's wedding. The Friday nig^t before the wedding all of the Brothers visited several local establishments where Dave started biting the exterior portions of some of the establishment's female patrons. After the wedding on Saturday, the four Fijis motored up to Chicago to visit Jay Vanier, who is with the Chicago Bears sports information staff. Greg Wilson learned how a farm boy can get taken in a big city. After the Bears football game. Jay introduced the Fijis to several Honeybears. The Kansas State Phi Gams broke into the Northwestern University Phi Gamma Delta chapter house at 3 a.m. by entering a window. All of the Northwestern Fijis were asleep. Apparently there are no all-ni^t marathon poker sessions at Northwestern. DOUG HURLEY ('70 Miami) Dear Brothers, "I would like to thank you and the Brothers of the Kansas State Fiji Chapter for the fine Fiji hospitality which you extended to me recently. The food was excellent and the company warm and friendly. 'Not for college days alone* spirit is really evident in your chapter. I congratulate you on the achievements of your chapter to date and I know the future holds many more. If I can be of service to the chapter collectively, or 0 individual Brothers, please do not hesitate to contact me. ,. j "Again, thanks for your hospitality. I look forward to seeing you soon." ^ Perge! Fraternally, Doug Hurley - K&U Office of Admissions and Records \r\n^ l/ie elc^n€i^ ^/a/me &^Ai ^o/mma Q)e//a 6it/vnm^ dee^ In Aeci/ifi^ {X/nd ^€1/6, c/ a// in ^/,e ^m0^M0ide€0^, lAe ^^'ian ^dkU /ig,iil c^ ^ ^innin^ and immmtai ideaA c^ 'Samnia 3)eifa and lemmdi m of oat g/odoai faiU-andfufme- '"'*•• 'loeirrcn. 7/ / 1 1\\\^^ r'ersistence "Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. not, nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. is full of educated derelicts. omnipotent. Talent will Genius will Education will not; the world Persistence and determination alone are The slogan 'Press On' has solved and always will solve the problems of the human race." Calvin Coolidge (/imherst '9^) President of the United States, and a Fiji What is a Fraternity? "A Fraternity is an association of men, selected in their college days by democratic processes, because of their adherence to common ideals and aspirations. Out of their association arises a personal relation which makes them unselfishly seek to advance one another in the arts of life and to add, to the formal instruction of the college curriculum, the culture and character which men acquire by contact with great personalities, or when admitted to partnership in great traditions. "A fraternity, too, is of such character that after men have left college they delight to renew their ovm youth by continued association with it and to bring their richest experiences back to the younger generation in part of the debt which they feel themselves to owe to the fraternity for what it gave them in their foimiative years." Newton D. Baker (John Hopkins '92, Washington and Lee '9^) Secretary of War, and a Fiji. -y fUace^. oi Jdand, iiie fiecfde ^ of