Vol. CXXVII, No. 2 Phi Gamma Delta, DePauw University, Greencastle, Indiana Spring 1985 1985 NORRIS PIG DINNER The 1985 Pig Dinner was once again a fine example of brotherhood at Phi Gamma Delta. The dinner which was held in the Union Building was attended by over 30 graduate brothers. Many of the younger graduates returned to DPU on Friday night in order to socialize with the undergraduates. However, the majority of the graduates returned on Saturday afternoon to lunch with all the new initiates and undergraduates. In the afternoon the graduates were defeated handily by the undergraduates in a game of basketball. Those that didn't play basketball enjoyed racquetball, went to the BCA meeting or just took a walk around the campus. Evening set in and we had our "Brotherhood Hour" during which there was a cash bar to put everyone in attendance in the right spirits for Pig Dinner. After the cash bar, it was off to the Union Building where Tom Mont, Athletic Director at DePauw University, gave a humorous speech that was enjoyed by all. Brother Paul Qua was the master of ceremonies, doing a fine job. Paul had each of the recent graduate brothers tell a humorous Qua story, revealing some of Paul's more embarrassing college moments. Paul Qua, Master of Ceremonies, kisses the ceremonial pig. After dinner, the brothers walked to Alpha Chi Omega for Brad Santeler's '86 pinning ceremony with Jennifer Koffend. After the pinning ceremony, it was back to the Garn for an initiation party with the women of Delta Gamma and a champagne fountain. The evening was quite a success as everyone enjoyed themselves. We hope to see everyone back next year with a pledge brother for this fine day of fraternity and fun. Remember"Phi Gamma Delta is not for college days alone." Fraternally, Tom Hausmann '87 Curt Ward '88 Pictured left to right - Mike Stratton, George Dirks and Mark Sifferlin winners of the George Dirk's Award. \r\nPage 2 Spring 1985 Tiger Fiji - PRESIDENT'S REPORT With the initiation of 20 fine young men and the installation of the new cabinet, an air of enthusiasm and confidence has formed here at Lambda. Many ambitious goals have been set and the undergraduate brothers are confident in their ability to attain these goals. The cabinet officers at FIJI are: Sean Maj or . . ... . .. . . . .. . . President Mark Sifferlin . ..... ... . . . Treasurer Tim Riehle . . .... Recording Secretary Ted Howard ... . Corresponding Sec. Ron Dwenger .... .. ..... . . Historian Tom Leuder, pledge trainer, directed one of the most constructive pledge programs ever developed by the chapter. The completion of this pledgeship was climaxed by the initiation of twenty of the pledges on the morning of Pig Dinner. Pig Dinner was held at the DePauw Union Building on February 16 and over thirty graduates were in attendance. Charlies room, the hallowed shrine of Lambda, has been cleaned out and transformed into a library. The old library has been torn down, and the bar has been moved to give FIJI an increased dance floor and party area. Lambda will be sponsoring an allcampus alcohol awareness seminar this semester in hopes to educate ourselves and the students of DePauw on the dangers of alcohol abuse. FIJI will also be sponsoring a six- to eight-year-old little league baseball team. Phil Stanish is expected to act as General Manager for the ball club. Lambda has just recently won its division in IM soccer and is looking towards the IM championship. Dave Holub, a varsity soccer player at DePauw, was recently named to the all conference team and All Midwest Division III team. Lambda has recently increased its role in student government at DePauw. Sean Major is currently president of Junior Board. Kevin Chumlea is Student Chairman and in that role he also acts as Student Body Vice-President. As the semester comes to an end, many senior brothers are heading towards graduate school. P.J. Stanish and Doug Nemcek will be attending medical school. Doug was also inducted into Phi Beta Kappa this year. Nader Sharifi will be attending dental school. Dave Schmitz will be selling used cars on the southside of Indianapolis. Lambda is doing a lot of things right at DePauw. By no means are we perfect, but a foundati0n has been laid-to insure future successes. If you as a graduate brother have any comments or words of wisdom, please direct them to myself or to the chapter. Fraternally, Sean Major New Cabinet (pictured left to right): Tim Riehle, Mark Sifferlin, Ron Dwenger, Ted Howard and President Sean Major. TIGER FIJI STAFF Tom Hausmann Curt Ward Editors BOARD OF CHAPTER ADVISORS Jeff Millard, President Joe Carney Jay Carney Steve Vicars Eric Vail Dave Wright Joe Atria Steve Foster Jay Moore Dave Bergland UPCOMING DATES April 20 ... "Little 500" Bike Race May 4 . .. . . .. . . .. ..... Fiji Isle May 25 . .. .. . .. . .. . Graduation June 8 ............ Alumni Day Dave Holub and Brian "E" Elson work on the new library. \r\nOUR OWN WHO'S WHO To Give Us Alumni Updates For Our Files And For The Tiger Fiji Kindly Fill Out and Return Immediate ly To: PHI GAMMA DEL TA GREENCASTLE, INDIANA 46135 Date - - - - - - - - - - - - 19_ __ Name in Full _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Nickname _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Cl as~---- z Cl 3 11) O c c u p a t i o n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Firm - - - - - - - -- -- - - - - - Resid ence Address - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - City _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Business Address _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ City _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ch eck preferred mailing address Years in school _ _ _ _ M a j o r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Degree _ _ __ Graduate School _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Degree _ _ _ __ What fraternity offices did you hold? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Married? _ _ _ _ Wife's Name - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - - - - Years _ _ _ __ Names 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 the Tiger Fij i?- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - n Special interests _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Would you be interested in sp eaking to the chapter on careers, value of the fraterni ty or anything else? RUSH RE~OMMENDA TIONS ON OPPOSITE SIDE. iii (Jl (Jl \r\nThe Tiger Fiji Phi Gamma Delta Greencastle, IN 46135 RUSH RECOMMENDATIONS: \r\nSpring 1985 - Tig~Fiji Page3 GRADUATE NEWS '30 Robert Pearson Small, 140 Highman Park, Benton Harbour, MI, is currently an attorney with Small, Small, and Dittman. He and his wife Mary have two sons and one daughter. '35 Howard Jarratt, 233 Finley, Jacksonville, IL 62650, is semi-retired and working as Assistant to the President of Illinois College and is the managing director of The Opera Theatre of Springfield. '35 William Howard Taft McGaughey, 540 N. Street S.W., Washington, D.C. 20024, is employed as a consultant for the Business-Industry Political Action Committee. Bill says life was more fun in his college days than it is now. '39 F. William "Wink" Wyman, 86 Marlburough Road, Asheville, NC 28804, is retired and enjoys watching Indy cars. '53 Carlisle K. Parker, Jr. 5320 Bainbridge Road, Toledo, OH 43623, is an M.D. with the Toledo Otolaryngology Group. Carl and his wife Kay have three sons. Carl is currently serving as a board member for The Toledo Hearing and Speech Center. '52 Paul 0. "Pog" Germann, Jr., 803 Ponce De Leon Blvd., Belleair, FL 33516, is currently a Writer-Editor. He is retiring in May as communications coordinator for Mease Health Center. He has traveled extensively in the South Pacific and plans to go into the antique business full-time. '63 Fredrick F. Thornburg (Buck) 14400 SW 84 Avenue, Miami, FL is Senior Vice President for The Wackenhut Corporation. He is involved in many organizations including Board of Governors Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce. '66 Robert F. Wells, 7 Waverly Road, Darien, CT 06820, works in the advertising department of Lord, Geller, Federico, Einstein. He is married to Barbara Stoner ('66 Theta) and they have two children, Sandra and David. Bob served as project director for the "Charlie Chaplin" Advertising Campaign for the IBM Personal Computer. '66 Thomas W. Boswell, 6 Echo Hill Road, New Canaan, CT 06840, received his MBA from Wharton School of Business and now is Vice President in charge of strategic planning for Union Pacific Corporation. '68 Jeffrey Byron Pearson, 7401 MUNSS, Box 101 APO, New York, NY 09670, is presently a Lt. Colonel in the United States Air Force and has recently moved to Rimini, Italy (on the Adriatic Sea). He is the squadron commander of a two year tour. Phi Gamma Delta not for college days alone '69 Warren R. Onken, Jr. (Butch), 13507 Kingcross Ct., Midlothian, VA 23113, has been recently promoted to position of supervisor of MRO purchasing for Phillip Morris, U.S.A. He is also serving as a BCA member for the University of Richmond chapter. '72 James P. Koerner, 2051 Kingsborough Drive, Painesville, OH 44077, is married to Judith Ann and they have two children, Jamie and Karin. Jim is a member of the Advisory Board of Lake County Memorial Hospital as well as taking care of his share of the law firm of Talikka, Ulrich, Koerner, and Ischie. '73 Mark C. Mills (Rat), 405 McKenney Rd., Vincennes, IN 47591, is a pathologist and chief of laboratories at Good Samaritan Hospital in Vincennes. Mark also serves on the recombinant DNA Advisory Committee for the Department of Health and Human Services. Mark and his wife Lauren have one daughter, Lauren. '73 R. Brooke Hollis, 508 East Drive, University City, MO 63130, is currently architect/ administrator for ROI. He has served as Chairperson/ President of the National Kidney Foundation Council on Reid Managament and captain/ president of the Enterprise International Fleet 247. Brooke and his wife Judith have a new baby girl, Elin. '73 Douglas M. Long, 75 Lynnwood Road, Verona, NJ 07044, is the vice president of AC. Nielsen and has a 31/2 year old son, Erik. '75 Thomas L. Swanger, 1868 Dougherty Terrace, St. Louis, MO, nicknamed "SET" is now an anesthetist at Jewish Hospital of St. Louis. He and his wife, Debbie, have a son, Scott. '79 Scott A. Benhase (Benwah), 629 E. 56th St., Indianapolis, IN 46220, is a priest at the Episcopal Church. Scott has been recently elected Secretary of the Episcopal Metroolitan ~ouncil of Indianapolis and the Urban and Social Ministries Commission of the Episcopal Diocese. '80 Mark Zakula, M.D., 603 E. Clark, Apt. 33, Champaign, IL 61820, is a medical intern at the Carle Foundation. '82 James Ross Hughes (Fuse), 4400 West Arm Road #329, Spring Park, MN 55364, has a new wife, Jennifer, of two months. Jim says his interests include: water skiing, trapshooting and abusing Wabanians. '83 Stuart K. Steele, 111 E. 55th Apt. 202, Westmont, IL 60559, is employed by Cargill Investor Services as an analyst. Stu says he still plays hockey on the weekends and also wondered if the basement still flooded every time it rained. '84 Timothy W. Boehm (Jughead), 95070 Lake Drive, Apt. 202, Clarendon Hills, IL 60514, is working for General Electric as a finance specialist. Jughead says he has recently changed brands of cigarettes as well as being accepted into the "Who's Who of Sexual Prowess". .- \r\nSpring 1985 Page4 WALL OF FAME UPDATE Since the last Tiger Fiji, Lambda FIJis have been working diligently on the Wall of Fame. As of now the wall is approximately half completed, but only a quarter funded. We have pictures of all the Lambda founders, the old houses, FIJI Isles, Little 500 Champs, and more. Also, all the awards that we have won over the years as well as our plaques for individual effort have been mounted. The third part of the wall that has yet to be erected, is for the composites. We feel that this is the most important aspect of the wall as it allows all members to be a part of the Wall of Fame and lets us all recollect old pledge brothers and brothers. We would like to have this project completed by the end of this semester. To do this we need help in three areas: 1) money, we need to offset the cost of framing, pictures, and hardware; 2) composites, copies of your small composites can be made with the original being returned to you; 3) viewers, come and see the wall near the end of the year (Little 500 - April 20, Fiji Isle May 4) . "We will have the wall complete by this time with what we have. The sooner you send us your old composites, the better chance your brothers have of reminiscing through that school year. "The composites that we have are: 1964, 65, 66, 67, 69, 72, 82, 83, 84, 85. Please remember that your copy will be returned if requested. M . Nader Sharifi Photography Chairman Picture of the partically completed \ "WALL OF FAME" The Tiger Fiji Nonprofit Org. 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