t 966 OCT1 g m? No. 1—Fall, 1982 Chi iota of Phi Gamma Delta University of Illinois Illinois I • • • Ml The Graduate News Publication hiraitii Homecoming '86 Pledges October 16 Listed This year's homecoming should be the best one in recent memory for Chi Iota. This year's lllini (With Phi Gam Adam Linger as starting center) are sure to prove tough competition for Ohio State. For those of you who have not purchased them already, tickets can be obtained from Bill leuter; 2 N. Riverside, Suite 1700, Chicago, IL 60606. And for those of you who graduated with Bill leuter in 1957, there will be a special twenty-fifth reunion party. This year's festivities are less extrava gant than last year's due to budgetary limitations, but rest assured there will be no lack of hospitality or excitement at Chi lota. The agenda is as follows; 9:00-10:30 BOA meeting, coffee and donuts 11:00- 1:00 Luncheon (Deli catering) —— 1 :G0 Game, lllinoisvs. OhioSt. 4:00- 7:00 Cocktail Party 10:00-? Alumni Party We are all looking forward to Homecoming Weekend and hope to see you there. Phi Gamma Delta—Not for college days alone. Ken Caniglia Co-Homecoming Chairman The pledge class of '86 at the Chi lota chapter of Phi G^hima Delta is already showing high marks of achievement. This promises to be a class that will further the good name of Fiji's throughout Illinois. The pledges are: Dave Abbene from Chicago majoring in Ag. Boon.; John Becker from Springfield majoring in En gineering; Brad Bishop from Washington, III., majoring in Pre-Vet Med; Cliff Chang from Cincinnati, Ohio, majoring in Archi tecture; Jerry Cleary from Lake Forest, III., majoring in LAS/Political Science- Kevin Flynn from Davis, III,, majoring \u Ag. Boon.; Rob Harrison from Chenoa, III., majoring in Ag. Boon.; Bill Hickey', who has two brothers who are Fiji's, is majoring in LAS/General, and hails from Joliet, HI.; Bob Mann from Polos Heights, is majoring in LAS/Political Science; Steve Nelson from Ottawa, III., is majoring in Marketing; Matt Pappas from Rock Island, ill., is majoring in Las/Political Sci ence; Matt Sullivan from Oak Park, Il linois, is majoring in LAS/Comm. and has a brother who is a Fiji; Steve Willey from Springfield is a Pre-Med major; and Dan Oliver from Rock Island, III., who is an Architecture major. The pledges have been active plan ning a busy philanthropy schedule which Note: The House sponsors an alumni cookout before every home game just for you! Please stop by: we really want to includes a can drive with a local business and activities with sororities that are fun meet you. and still raise money for a worthy cause. \r\nf Fall, 1982 THE ILLINOIS FIJI THE ILLINOIS FIJI Published by Phi Gamma Delta Association of Illinois and Chi lota Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta for its members and friends. We welcome all news from alumni. Please send your news and address changes to the Chapter House. Chairman of the Board Champ W. Davis ('62) President William M.Goldstein ('66) Vice-President Al Lind('67) Treasurer Secretary tvlichael Lonrigan ('62) James Mickey ( 75) Undergraduate Officers President Treasurer Charles R. leuter Bradd S, Easton John F. Miser Recording Secretary CorrespondingSecretary Historian Thomas C. Fox Jeffrey P. Ben President's Report The chapter house is again filled with excitement and expectations for the upcoming year. We have a lot to look forward to at Phi Gams this year both with the chapter and the university. As far as the physical structure of the house is concerned, it is at its finest. In addition to the completion of the library, living, and pool rooms, the kitchen is freshly quarry tiled. The house is really looking sharp! The undergraduate chapter is very proud of what we live in. One way in which you can see Phi Gamma Delta wins pledge championship Phi Gamma Delta rolled over Theta Xi, 58 to 42, to win the pledge tourney championship Tuesday night at Fluff Gym. Dick Miller and Bill Bingham took turns scoring to pace the win ners to a 20 to 7 edge at the end of a slow first quarter. Bob Holloway tallied all of Theta Xi's points. The Phi Gamma Delta pledges continued to add to their margin for an unscheduled "champion Don Anzelmo and Holloway were not enough to combat the Phi Gam's height and Theta Xi slipped 22, Bingham 12, Martin 7, Lacy 6,^ A popular summer trip at 401 the past two summers has been a cross State game. Fijis are thrilled about the Fighting Illinois Football Squad from Boston to Florence, Oregon. Although the two trips were a year apart, their experiences were simi O'Malley '84.50 pedaled their way lar. The land and countryside was amazing as the trip progressed We are also very proud of what from east to west, but the best part we have accomplished over the last of the trip was meeting people from few years and we wish to show it different regions of the country and ter, we think of both undergraduate and graduate brothers. Please feel free to stop by at any time. Perge Charlie leuter'83 Walker 4, Rhodes 3. Pledge Class of 1955 Summer Rolls Away for 3 Fiji's mer Don Graham '84.50 and John tinue with our fine pledge class. When we think of the Chi lota Chap Phi Gamma Delta scoring: Miller Regulars and substitutes as well. summer of '81, and this past sum hood is outstanding and it will con The Phi Gams offered to meet Sigma Chi, IM fraternity champions farther behind. a pleasure meeting and talking with all who stopped by at the Michigan off to you. The quality of brother zelmo stopped sevewral scoring threats by his brilliant floor play. ship" game. pre-game alumni cookouts. it was one of the games. cleared the defensive boards con tinually while tallying 22 points. Holloway was the key man In Theta Xi's effort with 15 points. An break to score. But the efforts of graduate brothers is at our Saturday and we are looking forward to meet ing you if you can make it down to Six foot four Dick Miller was one of the game's standouts as he throughout the second quarter and led at halnime by a 23 to 15 margin. The game livened up in the third quarter as both teams used the fast country bicycle trip. Jim Arnold '85 cycled from Tren ton, N.J. to San Francisco in the the house and meet the under hit the hoop as the victors poured through 18 points to turn the final period into a rout. The losers added 12 points in vain. the stories they told of their area. As for the best part of the trip, Don, Jim and John agree coming off 12,000 foot mountain passes at speeds in excess of 55 mph are the most memorable events. While on the road, Fiji hospitality was ex tended to them at Bucknell, Case Western, Iowa State, Nebraska, Oreaon, UC-Berkley and USC. A 3 500 mile bike trip is a lot of wor , but all three agree it was theexperi ence of a lifetime. Football Schedule As you may have already heard, the mini are looking ahead to a champion ship season next fall. Coupled with a tremendous home schedule, Mike White's mini should be ableto dethrone the "Big 2." We've got houseblock this season with those illustrious Thetas and would love to see you come over before or after the games. Purdue Oct. 9 (Pork Day) Oct. 16 (Homecoming) Ohio Slate** Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov.6 (Band Day) Nov. 13 at Wisconsin at Iowa Michiga at Indian^ •Night game that features FIJI Island that afternoon All are welcome but come at at your own risk. *'Class of 1957 Reunion \r\n» r THE ILLINOIS FIJI Fall, 1982 Social ReportFIJI ISLAND at Chi lota once again proved why it is the best party on campus. With the usual FIJI en thusiasm, both undergraduate and graduate brothers partied well into the night. At 11:30 a.m., the brothers—clad in the traditional FIJI Island garb — mounted a flatbed truck which drove around to pick up some of the prettiest girls on campus. "Pork and the Havana Ducks" kept the brothers and their dates dancing all day long. At 6:00 p.m. the majority of the The brothers prepare to pick up their dates for the best party on campus. brothers boarded the flatbed truck and headed to the stadium to watch the mini stomp the Northwestern ildcats. After the game, "Contraland" jammed well into the morn ing as all the beer and punch were easily consumed. John Sullivan '82 seemed annoyed when he couldn't find his date. He was even more upset to learn that Mike "Breezly" Bruhns 82 had thrown her into the throw party at 2:00 a.m. in the pool. This year's football block is with Theta's and should prove to be a rowdy time as the lllini head for the Rose Bowl. We hope to see many brothers down at *^'9 event. As usual, Spittin Drunk Doug Walker" outnoncea^camn'^'®°' Beaumont brothers with thf -80 p , other people's dates, graduate brothers Scott Mohr '80, Matt Marty '80, Andy Blake '80, and Steve Dorgan '80, astutely com mented that "some people never change." This was evident when Dorgan decided to have a keg Pergel Social Chairmen Nick Leever '80 for RUSH RECOMMENDATION FORM Graduate brothers Doug Walker 82 and Dave Kelly '82 flew in from lota of fun! Dennis McNamee'84 pool fully clothed. Sully commented later that she got really wet. Texas and New Orleans, respec- Chi Homecoming on October 16, The post game party should be loads Rushee's Name Rushee's Address State Zip Rushee's Phone Number Comments: Year Your Name: Please send to: Joe DeAngelis, do Phi Gamma Delta 401 E.John, Champaign, III. 61820 Phi Gamma Delta — IMot For College DaysAlone! \r\nf 5ooe5 iM oi3id>iooyn lanoo oi3idyv3iD soeiz 69T 0961 MI 9661 ydoiMoyo 0 3woy3r 331 09 182I0691 III uSiedLuego 229 ON Jiujjad aivd 3Dvj.sod sn 0281-9 31 'uBjedujeijo 6jO I'JOJd-uON IS uMor "3 tot- eijaa euiiueo IMd to b)0| mo — GRADUATE NEWS — BROTHERS: Please fill out this form today, as wewant to keepailof our graduates up to date with news! Return the completed form to: PHI GAMMA DELTA,cJo CORRESPONDING SECRETARY, 401 E. JOHN ST., CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS 61820 Name_ Mailing Address. Occupation Class. Nickname. Firm. Describe some facet of your work Date of marriage (write widowed, if widowed) Wife's college Names and ages of children (indiate college and Greek organization, if any). Phi Gam relatives, college, year, and any information about them Civic or elective offices (indicate past or present). Clubs, societies, service organizations (indicate past and present and don't abbreviate). Comments: Positive or Negative Class. Sorority.