^^SWERed APR^ ~c&1390 .o ^ GENERAL FIJI ZETA DEUTERON AT ☆ ☆ WASHINGTON & LEE UNIVERSITY WINTER 1990 The 1979 Zeta Deuteron Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta, offered by Peter C. Kingsbery, '80 PRESIDENT'S REPORT Dear Brothers, I hope you will enjoy this newsletter for Winter of 1990. Sinceour lastcorrespondence, muchhas happened hereat the Zeta Deuteron ehapter. To start things off. Recording Secretary Mitch Schmale, Treasurer Mike "Heat" Brandt, and myself made the long trek to Columbus, Ohio,for Fiji Academy. The Academyitself wasabout as interesting as watching icemelt, but I taught Mitch how todrive stick shift on the way back, so we feel the trip was a success. Thetrip alsogave usa lotof time (about 15hours of driving) to think about the chapter's goals for 1989-1990, and somewhere between Wheeling, West Virginia, and Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, wecame up with thefollowing: 1)Improve overall house scholar ship,2) Return to the numberone spot in Intramurals, 3) Make our committee system more efficient, 4) Improve our Ritual, and 5) Our pledge class's mid-term grades were significantly higher than last year, which I think can be attributed, at least in part, to the work of the scholarship committee. With intramural football, golf, tennis, racquetball, and the "Turkey Trot" behind us, we have a solid hold on third place in the I.M. rankings, and our best sports are yet to come. Increased pledge participation and better team organization are responsible for our early success and I am sure that will lead to success in the future. For the first time that I know of, our committee heads are actually filing monthly reports of their respective activities, which alone has made our system more efficient. We have also benefited from a newly formed committee in charge of novelties and also a new ritual committee. In 1989, as it has been since I got here, the Fij enjoys the only "true brotherhood" on campus, and we intend to maintain that. I hope that any graduate brotherswhoare passing throughLexington this year will feel free to stop by the house and hang out with the brothers for old time's sake. We look forward to seeing you! Maintain the strong brotherhood which has always been a comer- Fraternally, stone of Fiji. 1 am happy to say that, witli fall semester ended, we have made great progress towards all of these goals. Pcrge! Mike Badger '9\, President \r\nPage 2 Winter 1990 GRADUATE NEWS and is also a trustee with the American Library Associa tion. John R. Baldwin, '50, major of History, is now retired and resides at 2182 South Del Valle Way, Yuma, Ari zona, 85364. John is a recent graduate of Yuma Leader ship which is an in depth study of government, econom ics, and military as well as the infrastructure of the area and is currently serving on the public relations and marketing committee of Yuma County Chamber of Commerce. Rufus King Barton, HI, '63, major of Business Ad ministration, is currently employed in executive benefit plans for the Creative Compensation Group and resides at 32 McKinley Place, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI. He attended graduate school at Washington University in St. Louis and graduated from the school ofbusiness with an M.B.A. in 1967. He has a wife, Mary, of21 years and three children Ann, Susan and Jeff. Ann is currently attending Washington and Lee and is a Chi Omega and Susan attends Union College. John Curtis Bredehoft, '59, major of Industrial Man agement, is currently a Manufacturing Superintendent with Texas Instruments and resides at 13749 Rolling Hills Lane, Dallas, Texas, 75240. He attended graduate Steven A. Daub, '83, major in Business and son of Albert Daub, is currently a student at the University of Michigan where he will receive his M.B.A. in 1990 and resides at One Hill Hollow Road, Watchung, NJ 07060. Tony DeMartino,' 89, is currently serving in the Armed Forces at Fort Benning, GA. His address is P.O. Box 53908, Fort Benning, GA 31905. He is involved in 16 weeks of Officer School, three weeks ofAirborne, ten of Ranger, and six of Mechanized Training. Charles Robbins Disharoon, '40, major in Business Administration, is an insurance broker and resides at 23 Watchwood Court, Orinda, CA, with his wife of 46 years Mary. His children are all grown now. Robert F. Duguay, '53, major in Commerce, is cur rently involved in Investment Banking with Penn Secu rity Bank in Scranton, PA. He resides at Deer Haven Road, Waverly, PA 18471 with his wife Linda. He has two sons, Douglas and Robert. He attended New York University Graduate School where he received his M.B.A. and was the Chapter Treasurer while at W«feL. school at the University of Dallas where he received his M.B.A. He has a wife, Arleta,andchildren,Mike,Betsy, Jack, Chris, Carla, and Christa. Edward B. Evans, '45, major in Business Administra tion, is currently retired and resides at 5605 Westcreek Drive, Fort Worth, Texas 76133. He served on the Board William James Cople, HI, '77, major in Economics, is currently an attorney with King and Spalding in Wash ington, D.C. and resides at 709 South Fairfax Street, of Directors for the National Bank of Blacksburg, Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Virginia and on the Blacksburg Country Club. Alexandria, VA, 22314. He attended St. John's Univer sity Law School and Georgetown University Law Cen ter. He is married to Bethanne Katherine Cople and has two children, Alexandra Catherine and Sydney Lee. Robert O. Blasier, '54, major in Economics, is cur rently the Business Manager with Air-Maze Corp. and resides with his wife Erika at 536 Atterbury, Hudson, Ohio 44236. While at W&L, he served the Chapter as Albert Walter Daub, '53, is currently the president of President and Recording Secretary and has two chil Scarecrow Press Inc. and resides at One Hill Hollow dren, Andrew and Jennifer. Road, Watchung, NJ, 07060. He attended Rutgers Uni versity graduate School and with his wife, Marty, has four children Steve, Dave, Tom, and Mike. He has G. Edward Heinecke, '44, major in Liberal Arts, works as an advertising agency executive and is now retired served on the Watchung Planning Board for eight years and is involved as a Consultant. He resides at 1429 West \r\nPage 3 Winter 1990 Westport Circle, Mequon, WI 53092 with his wife Priscilia. His son Stephen attended W&L and was in volved with Pi Kappa Alpha. Recent activities include Chairman of the Salvation Army Advisory Board for Wisconsin and Upper Michigan, Vice President of Second Harvesters ofWisconsin Food Bank, and Direc Edward J. O'Brien, '84, major in Mathematics, is currently a Captain in the U.S. Army and resides at 3603 Riverside Drive, South Bend, IN 46628, with his new wife Susan. He was married on July 8,1989, and CPT Andy MacLellan (FIJI '84 W&L) was his best man. He began law school at Notre Dame in August 1989. tor of the Discovery World Science Museum in Wiscon sin. Peter C. Kingsbery, '80, major in Business Admini stration, is currently a consultant with Price Waterhouse and resides with his wife Chris at 10 Campbell Avenue, Havertown, PA 19083. He served as Chapter Social Chairman, Corresponding Secretary, Rush Chairman, and President. He has two children Kyle MacKenzie and Abbas William Samii, '87, major in Political Science, is currently a graduate student at CambridgeUniversity and resides in the U.K. at Darwin College, Silver Street, Cambridge, England, CB39EU. Christopher "Roy" M. Sherlock, '87, major in Busi ness Administration and Accounting, is employed as an Accountant with Price Waterhouse and resides at 288 Ian Thacher. Some of the stories from his college days East 53rd Street, St. James, NY 11780. Roy served as include the "SPE" Grand Prix, Ed Tutak's mohawk Treasurer and Newsletter Editor while at W&L and now haircut so he could pay his phone bill, getting a ticket from the police due to kegs in the trees. Scavenger Hunt night, and Les Turner trying to pick up his date with enjoys hangingout in Long Island withmembers of the Cranny succeeding, and the anti-Iran protest. Michael T. Thornton, '70, majorin AmericanHistory, attended Washington and Lee Law School, Class of Robert Bass Mayo, '35, major in BusinessAdministra tion, is currently retired and resides with his wife, Alva Hutchinson Mayo, at 730 South Sarah Jo Street, La Grange, Texas, 78945. He has three children, Alice Disch, Gwendolyn Petersen, andMargaret Flanagin. He 1978, and is currently a partner with the law firm of Dennis, Corry, Porter & Thornton in Atlanta, GA. He alsowastheWashington andLeeAtlanta AlumniChapter served as Director and President of Frisch Auf Valley Stanley A. Walton, III, '62, major in History, is cur Country Club, Director of"LaGrange Dance Club" and rently a trial attorney with Seyfarth and Shaw in Chi also Director of "Swiss Valley Dance Club." cago, IL. He resides at 321 S. Elm Street, Hinsdale, IL Gamma Society and his soon-to-be wife Linda. President in 1986. 60521 with his wife Karen. He has three children, Grant E. Mouser, III, '44, major in History, is cur rentlyretiredas a diplomatfromtheDepartment of State Kathy, Anne, andAlex. Stanley relates thatintheFallof 1966,a groupof pledgesfrom anotherhousecamebyon and resides with his wife Lena at 104 Clara Croker, a house scavenger hunt and asked if they had "a straw full of manure by any wild chance." Jim Corbett, '62, Williamsburg, VA23185. His son.GrantE. MouserIV, attended W&L. He now teaches part-time at William and Mary. Louis Mondello, 1986-1989, majorin History, lists his occupation aslawyer(?) as he attended Washington and Lee's Law School. He resides in Morristown, NJ. He lists recent achievements as Bar Exams. happened to be wearing an old sport coat from his scavenger hunt in Fall of 1965 and it had not been cleaned in a year sohepulled it outand gave it tothem. \r\nWinter 1990 k \ V s Charles R. Disharoon, '40, offered this house picture of the Chapter from 1937. FIJI. . . Not for college days alone. 1989-1990 ZETA DEUTERON HONOR ROLL OFFICERS During the Spring of 1989, Kevin "Wheezer" Nash, President Mike Badger, '91 Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary Historian Mike Brandt, '91 Robert Dadio, '90 Mitch Schmale, '91 Chris Mastrogiavanni, '90 '90, was elected president of the Intrafratemity Council. Jon Sheinberg, '90, was elected Vice President of the Executive Committee. Tom Spurgeon, '91, was voted as President of the Junior Class and Chris Mastrogiavanni, '90, is elected co-captain of the lacrosse team. 1990 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Please let us know if you are planning on attending any of the following events this year. February 10 March 9-10 March 17 April 28 May 5 May 12 Champagnes Fancy Dress Weekend St. Patrick's Day Party FUI Islands 100 Innings Norris Pig Dinner (Alumni Weekend) In the Fall of 1989, Rob Roberton, '91, is named first team All-Old Dominion Athletic Conference as offensive guard and Greg Kiehl, '92, is named second team as nosetackle. Hayward "Schleech" Lee, '90, scores the game winning goal and the first goal of his career for the W&L soccer team in their last game of the season against VMI. Brad Miller, '91, was also named to the All-State Football team at defensive back. \r\nPages Winter 1990 OUR OWN WHO'S WHO To Give Us Alumni Updates for Our Files Kindly Fill Out and Return Immediately To: PHI GAMMA DELTA Washington and Lee University P. O. Box 906 Lexington, Virginia 24450 19_ Date Occupation E 3 tt oc c a Firm ( ) Residence Address City ( ) Business Address check preferred mailing list City Years in school Class. Nickname Name in Full Major Degree £ o (0 0) Degree Graduate School O 0 (0 CO 01 What fraternity offices did you hold? Married? Wife's Name Years Name and ages of children, if any Children's Colleges and Greek affiliations Recent activities or accomplishments: (civic or elective offices, awards, personal achievements, etc.) What suggestions could you make to improve our chapter? Special interests Would you be interested in speaking to the chapter on careers, value of the fraternity or anything else? DO YOU HAVE AN INTERESTING OR HUMOROUS STORY TO RELATE FROM YOUR COLLEGE DAYS? Give us details on back side of this sheet. \r\nZeta Deuteron of Phi Gamma Delta Washington and Lee University P. O. Box 906 Lexington, Virginia 24450 \r\nEDITOR'S NOTE Dear Brothers, I hope this letter finds you all well. I also hope you will find this newsletter as informative and maybe even amusing as we at the Fij have intended. The main purpose is to keep you as updated as we can on graduate news and chapter events information. A Graduate Information Sheet is included in this newslet ter. It would be most appreciated if you could take a few moments to fill it in and retum it. Tlie graduate information you have read in this newsletter is due entirely to those who have returned this information to us. Also, any comments you can make to create an even better and more effective publication would be appreciated. I would like to remind you all that, as the slogan goes ". . . Not for college days alone." Any suggestions you may have to help us improve the chapter or our Graduate Rela tions Program are welcome. We api reciate your support and welcome you to visit Lexington at any time. Thank you. Fraternally, John Forsyth, '90, and Carl Gilbert, Robert Dadio '90 Corresponding Secretary Perge! FUI PLEDGES ii0i r -^1, y This year, the Zeta Deuteron Chapter ofPhi Gamma Delt is pleased to report that 10 fine young men have pledged and wish to join our brotherhood. They are: Paul Vitchock - IjamsviUe, MD Chris Citron - Marlton, NJ Matt Cook - Sugar Land, TX 1 Bob Dadio, '90, and Mike "Heat" Brandt, '91. Scott Smith - Princeton, NJ Darren Johnson - Princeton Junction, NJ Fred Haring - Mansfield, OH Paul Waicus - Moorestown, NJ Bemie Porter - Elmira, NY Graham Taylor - Portland, OR Donald Dempsey - Orlando, FL \r\nOlOHd AHaiSAIM THE FRATERNITY OF PHI GAMMA DELTA ZETA DEUTERON AT WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY P.O. Box 906 Lexington, Virginia 24450 KEWIEl APR 4 1990 FRAIE2i>5STY OF OELTA PHI INTERNAT60MAL HEADQUARTERS