CCUGAC riji Vol. X, No. 1 m 0^ PI MU CHflPTm PHQOMMO DEITR Washington State University, Pullman, WA. 1981 Norris Pig Winter, 1981 Dinner On Saturday, March 1^, Pi Mu Chapter held it's 31st Anniversary Norris Pig Dinner at the Chapter House. Brothers started arriving as early as Thursday night for the event. After an afternoon of socializing, the dinner began at 6:30. Toastmaster of the event this year was Earl Muir *5^* The Welcome was given by Bob Easton • 82, followed by a response from the graduates by Gus Kittson '77« Speaking for the new Initiates was Jon Hewitt '83. At this time in the program the awards were presented. Outstanding Ser vice Awards were given to Gus Kittson •77f Earl Muir *5^, John Wegner *7^, and Bruce Devereaux '68, For the first time in four years the Lew Turner Memorial Cup was awarded. This was presented to John Winkler *80, John is presently finishing his term as ASWSU President. He also served on the ASWSU Senate, IFC, House Recording Secretary, House Corresponding Secre tary, and many other offices. Following the awards ceremony was the guest speaker. Our guest speaker was John Fowler (Cal,-Berkley '39)» Archon Secretary, who came up from the San Francisco Bay Area, At the conclusion of Brother Fowler's speech was the ceremonial kissing of the Pig, Ihe Chapter would like to give thanks to all the Graduates vdio attended John Winkler *80 accepting Lew Turner thds year, expecially John Fowler for being our guest speaker, and Earl Muir for being our ToastmsLster, We would also like to congradulate Kieth Freemdn on doing such a fine job as Pig Din Cup. ner Ghainnan, \r\nWinter. 1981 Page 2 THE COUGAR FIJI SECTION CONVENTION On Saturday, February l4th and Sun day, February 15th, Pi Fu Chapter host ed the 1981 Joint-Section Convention, Attending were Section XXXII (U. of Alberta, U. of Idaho, Idaho State. U., and Wash. St. U.) and Section XXXIII (U. of British Columbia, U. of Wash,, I. Of Oregon, and Oregon St, U,), The convention started Saturday morning with breakfast and at 9:00 a.4Lin. registration started along with coffee and doughnuts. The Welcome was given at 9!30 Ron Estep, Convention Chairman, and Bill Zeiman gave a few words from International, From 10:00 a,m, to noon and from 2:00 p.m. to ^:30, there were dis cussion groups at the C.U.B. Some of the people conduction the dis cussion groups were: Bill Zeiman (Mich, *49) Executive Director; Cameron Murray (Alberta '72) Section Chief-SEC.XXXII; Mike Wissenbach (Maine '7?) ex-Field Secretary; Bruce Pittman (Purdue *71) ex-Field Secretary; Steve Welch (Wash, '78) ex-Field Secretary; Skip Buckley (Wittenberg *80) Saturday evening there was a din ner at Gavanaugh's Motor Inn in Moscow, Idaho» Afterwards, we a l l went back to the Chapter House for a party, which concluded about lA-tOO a,m, Sunday morning at 10:00 was the Closing Ceremony, The Men of Pi Mu Chapter would like to thank all of the other Chap ters who sent representitlves here and also thank all of our guest speak ers, especially Bill Zerman, for com ing all the way from Lexington, Ken tucky, Donald McKay (Washington *51) Section Chief-SEC.XXXIII; - HISTORIANS REPORT This year Pi Mu is well represent ed on the "Hill" in positions as ASW3U President and two of the EVERGREEN Staff, As well as a fine showing on campus, we have represented ourselves in the Pullman Community by providing services to the March ©f Dime's "Mother's March Against Birth Defects," Inhouse achievements included the building of a long awaited basketball court. With the great help of our "Mother's Club," we have also made additions to our dining room and liv ences, Also attending and reprsenting International, our Field Secretary, Skip Buckley •80 and our Executive Dir ector, Bill Zerman '^9, All in all, it was a weekend not soon to be forgotten. Our most recent undertaking was Pig Dinner, in which many graduate brothers returned to overwhelm us with stories of the "Good Ole Days," We really appreciate our graduate support and the best way I can explain what a great time we had is to invite you to attend next year. Thanks! ing room furniture. Our greatest enjoyment, however, comes from this year's Section Conven tion, Brothers from seven chapters met in an educational and entertaining weekend to swap stories and experi Shawn Bradford Chapter Historian \r\nwinter. 1981 IHE COUGAR FIJI Page 3 INTRAMURALS With outstanding coaching by Jon Hewitt '83 and Don Raz '83, the men of Pi Mu did a great job on the volley ball court. the campus. PLEDGE DANCE Placing third overall for Finishing the season with a 4 win and 2 loss record the team went into the tournament well prepared. Consis ting of Dave Jamison '82, Gary Sauriol' '81, Jeff Lundgaard '81, Chris Leffel '84, Raz, and Hewitt, the Fiji's won three straight games making it all the way to the "Final Four" in the single elimination tournament. In the semi-finals, the FIJI's met Farm house . The tough FH serves were too mueh for the FIJI's as they went down to defeat 9-15.6-15. Basketball season is now here and the men of Pi Mu are preparing hard for i t . The "A" division team consis ting mainly of Bill Packo '82, Dave Jamison '82, Robert Beck '83, Don Raz The Pledge Dance was held in the Lewis and Clark Room at Cavanaugh's Landing in Moscow, Idaho. The thirty couples in attendance had a gi^at time while they were there. Starting at 9^00 p.m. the Spear- Clark Band hit the stage playing many current hits. The band screamed through their emmense repertoire of songs with the roaring approval of those gathered. The Pledge Class of *84 deserves extra thanks for the excellent job they did planning and setting up for the dance. This article would not be complete without mentioning Don Raz '83, who through great devotion kept the bartender from getting bored. '83, Gary Sauriol '81, and Jeff Lundgsiard ' 81, presently have a 1 win and 1 loss record. Our other team, "The Adipose Axemurderers", are in the Rec reation Leeigue. A K^lNUAL FIJI " ^ 11 -vtvi **T« A + Golf Tournament Open to all Pi Mu Fijis May 15. 16, 17 45 Holes -either- 9 holes on Pullman Public Course,Friday. 18 holes both Saturday and Sunday on ASUI Course in Moscow, Id. -or- 18 holes both Saturday and Sunday on ASUI Course in Moscow, And substituting front 9 of Saturday's round for Friday's score. /V Entry; $12.00 (green fees not paid) Trophies for 1st, 2nd, and Hardluck Prizes include: -most o.b.'s on #8-final round -closest to the pin #14, Sunday -high score, 1st round, Sat. -high stroke total, anyhole -longest drive, #13 on Sun. DEADLINE: May 1st Make Checks Payable To: "Jeff Lundgaard" NE 810 Opal, Pullman, WA I \r\nPage 6 THE COUGAR FIJI winter, 1981 Pi Mu Chapter has elected a new mom! Cabinet for 1981-62. Bob Easton *82 This year Mom's Weekend vdll fall on May 2nd and 3rd. We look forward to seeing all of the Pi Mu Mora's, and most likely quite a few fathers. Planned for They are: President Don Raz ' 83 Treasurer Don Wytko '82 Recording Sec. Robert Beck *83 Corresponding Sec, Shawn Bradford *82—Historian the Weekend will be "the annual Mora's Weekend brunch at the FIJI House follow ed by the Mary McCarty Club meeting. Tentatively, Rodney Dangerfield will be appearing at the Performing Arts Colisexun. Also,"Heaven Can Walt" will be playing at the University Theatre and "The Pirates of Penzance" will be presented at Bryan Auditormiura. We look forward to seeing all the Fiji Moras! Pi Mu Chapter is proud to announce that the following men are duly initi ated brothers in Phi Gamma Delta. They are: Nicholas James George Jon Dirk Hewitt '83 David Leroy Jamison '82 '84 Christopher Arnold Leffel Jay C. Loudenback SteiAien Keith Myers Theodore M. Nelson '83 '83 '84 The following men have pledged here at Pi Mu Chapter: Lawer Lawrence Pearson - Hoquium, WA. Gerald E. Sage - Seattle, WA. Silver Owl Recipients Larry E. Miller •59 •59 •59 Paul Titjeh Jr. Daie Wood Donald Giedt •58 James I. Mock •59 •59 •59 Harold Sutton Richard Jensen Newton Clark III •59 Gary Kellard •59 Undergraduate Awards Don Raiz Mike Irwin Steve Myers -Outstanding Scholarship -Scholarship Imp2X)veraent -Outstanding Pledge Don Raz/Steve Myers-Big/Little Brother Scholarship Shawn Bradford -Tau lotaTau Gup John Winkler -Lew Turner Gup \r\nwinter, 1981 Page 7 THE COUGAR FIJI GRADUATE NEWS Robin Goodrich '78 is working as a re William R, Shelchuk '48 is the project tail advertising representative for THE COLUMBIAN newspaper in Vancouver, Wa. Robin.and his wife Lynn bought a house with some land and are raising horses, cattle, and pigs. manager for Safeway Stores Inc, Bill is currently managing construction of a milk plant and a bakery at a total cost of $32 million. Bill is inter ested in Real Estate and is an avid San Francisco 49ers fan, James E, Reece *64 and family are livtr. ing in Troy, MichigaJi. Jim is a system' James E, Reece *6^ and family are liv ing in Troy, Michigan, Jim is a sys tems planner for the Ciysler Corpor ation, Jim and his family try to vis David Sleight *79 is presently liv ing on Bainbridge Island, Wash, Dingo is planning on getting married on June 13th, Also, his roommate Rick Westover '78 is getting married the next weekend on the 20th, i t Mason Lake, Wash, each summer and invite any Fiji to stop by and visit, Jim also encourages all of us to buy Chrysler ceirs ajid trucks, Gerald R, Fox * 55 is the vice-presi dent of Frederiksen Engineering Co, Inc, Jerry and his wife, Arlene, live in Walnut Creek, Calif, Jerry enjoys gardening, skiing and music, Mark E, Longmeier *62 and family are living in Spokane, Wash, Mark is an engineer and business manager for Signatec Inc,, an electronic systems company, Thomas E, Graedel * 58 is an atmospher ic chemist for Bell Laboratories, Tom and his family live in Mendham, N,J. David B, Menig *60 is a lieutenant in the U.S. Antiy and is working in the Pentagon, Dave and his family are liv ing Alexandria, Virginia, Dave enjoys hunting and fishing. Spencer Smith *6? is the Farm Manager for Sidha Farms in Waverly, Missouri, "Hal" spends his spare time "getting enlightened" and studying astronomy Graduates Club Once again I would like to express the feelings of the Chapter and say "thank you" to all our Brothers that were able to attend our 31st Anniver sary Pig Dinner, ial event and was an excellent time for a l l . We would like to thank our Chair man, Earl Muir, for all the time he has been putting into the "Graduates Club", With his help and the contri butions of our Graduate Brothers we were able to purchase new dining room tables and chairs. Our Graduate support in the "Grad uate Club," so far, has been good, but we would like to see i t stronger in the future. At this time I would like to give thanks to our new 1981 members: TWO BUCK A MONTH CLUB DeWayne Krueger Roy Felstad •64 Allen Broehl Mark Hendrickson •77 and other sciences. Ralph Rawson and children are living in Redmond, Wa. Ralph is the President of Ron Rawson Inc., a fiberglass boat meinuracturing company, Ralph enjoys skiing and sailing. It was a very spec •56 CENTURY CLUB Earl Muir Sincerely, Michael J- Irwin \r\nwinter, 1981 Page 8 THE COUGAR FIJI Graduates- remember this? THE COUGAR FIJI EDITOR- Robert Beck PHOTO-EDITOR- Don Wytko The Cougar Fiji is published three times yearly by the Fiji Publishing Co. for Pi Mu Fijis, parents, friends, cind Fijis everywhere. Any news or grad uate infoimation should be sent to: Editor, NE 810 Opal, Pullman, Wash. 991^3 TENTATIVE SUMMER RUSH FUNCTIONS JUNE _7- Spokane (Site needed, anyone volunteering will be greatly appreciated.) FOUR FUI PRESIDENTS—Leff to Right, Roy Felstad, ASWSU; Dave Porter, FMA; Ray Maxson, YMCA; Ed Goldsworthy, IFC. 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