Io lAICf PHI GAM NEWSLETTER SIGMA MU CHAPTER ^ECCMD As ANNUAL s SEPTEMBER GRADUATE r-sminder 1990 newsletter, from DAY le legates our my type of Little Sister programs 'rom ail chapters by June of I'Api. the Seccnd Nav ^iso scheduled separately from Homecoming to avoid the conflicts we have had in the past with Parent's Day, which is always scheduled for Homecoming. A graduate slide show will be held at the Chapter House, FALL - for their hard by the Morris spring. received graduates at the 21st Pig Dinner this past Refreshments will be t -i**' work, which on the I house and received other fraternities because we got rushees—Let's be made I also worked yard. is The th«it the are jealous the top sure and keep them . served. The for hard Rush go a lot smoother. appreciate the brothers who feedback well RUSH Sigma Mu hag one of the-..b^t . Summer/Fa 11 Rushes that MSU )n:as seen in guite sometime. A specialthanks goes to the Mother's Club This was abolish Bar ry Male!'91 ) followed by a BCA meeting at 8:30. slide show *:o Annual Sigma Nu Graauate Dav will be held on September 22, in cDnjunction with the liSU-Southern liississippi football game. Graduate Day has been . oteO MSU-USM 6:OOPfl, game is slated looks to and be the most exciting on-campus game this year. If you plan to be in Starkville on September 22 for the game, please stop by the house for a day set aside for you. Rush is far from being over. We usually get 2-5 more pledges during Informal Rush. We have two informal this parties scheduled for semester, but we can still Rush the guys Fon-ma4^^^^ush . who The ca*rte==^ic:mugh twenty-seven-, pledges are as followsV-^ EKKLESIA REPORT SCOTT The Sigma Mu chapter of Phi Gamma Delta sent three delegates to this ./ear's Ekklesia. oui' International Dr. Parrish attended Praternity's Historian and as National Stacy Murphree, Sigma Mu's past chapter president, was flown to Ekklesia by International Wilkinson Sigma I ecoqni tiori award as Award a finalist Mu did ciui i ny the ceremonies. received the McCarty the receive various The John award consecutive in competition. chapter Templeton for the time, a sixth special BONDS BOWEN TUPELO,MS TOM BRGNSON GERMANTOWN,TN MARTY MARK CHRISTOPHER DUMAS JOSH GERGW HALLS,TN GILSTRAP CLINTON,MS SPORT GOOLSBY BRAD GUESS HARPER VICKSBURG,MS JACKSON,MS JOHN KENNEDY TUPELO,MS JOHN KING PHILADELPHIA,MS JOHN KMGX '■HAVID LOCKE PAUL MATHENY MfCHAEL MCLENDON NICKLES PALMER twenty-two THOMAS Honorable Mention in the Jordan Bowl competition. The chapter is very proud to announce that Stacy Murphree did win the Wilkinson Award which means that Sigma Mu had the in, the number one active brother TONY MCMAHAN BILLY BO PEEDE REYNOLDS RICHARDSON LAGRANGE,GA BRANDON,MS HUMTSVILLE,AL LONG BEACH,MS WALKER,LA BRANDON,MS CLINTON,MS BRANDON,MS HUNTSVILLE,AL TUPELO,MS WALT SKUPIEN OCEAN CLAY SMITH SALTILLQ,MS' SPRINGS DAVID SMITH PEARL,MS BRANT SURLES MONROE,LA Fraternity! During sessions, passed. brothers the several The decided five thousand Scott 1 eg i s1 at 1ve new laws Rush were undergraduate to fine any chapters which condoned "racial insensitivity" one thousand dollars and any chapters which hazed ALBANY,MS JACKSON,MS HIMES BOBBY STEPHEN an NEW AGHRIS RICHARD years and GERMANTCWN,IN GERMANTOWN,TN ALAN certificate recognizing the chapter for maintaining a G.P.A-. above the ail-men's average for consecutive TUPELO,MS WES dollars. The Perge' Owen( '92) Chairman \r\nt'OSOt' A>l 'uo:^6ujxa-] "a> III SW "aws snw 1 SZ 'OH ifuijey oiva P»B»tOe! -S Tf *^0 waud'UOKr 39L6£ SW 'nSW Nd .naa 11^. TRADITION CONTINUES The have spring been Nu The again, Tenn. at MSU Sept 15: Cal St. at MSU was number one Sept 22: Sept 29: USM at MSU (Grad. Day) Big Bro/Lil Bro Canoe brothers' overall the next Trip h i ghest average being a 2.72* We are also proud to announce Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. great accomplishment from another the spring semester. There A .0's the i