Scribbler Published quarterly by Phi Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta for its active and graduate brothers Volume 57, No. 1 Northwestern University January 1987 52 Alums Come Home Over 50 graduate brothers returned to Evanston on the weekend of Oct. 16-18, 1987, contributing to one of Phi Chapter’s most successful Homecomings in many years. About 20 graduates joined their younger brethren in ushering in the weekend Friday eveing at an ever- popular FIJI TG cocktail party. After watching the Homecoming parade float down Sheridan Road, the chapter focused its attention on a more southern locale. Pledge fathers were announced at “the Rock,” which was later transformed into a mas- terpiece of royal purple. For the tenth straight year, Homecoming weekend visitors yiewed the majestic white star of Phi Gamma Delta on “the Rock.” Saturday brought a typically brisk Evanston morning. The strong winds made our pregame tailgate party easy to find, however, as the FIJI flag (donated by the Class of °78) flew high over the Dyche Stadium parking lot. Brothers enjoyed fraternizing over lunch and cocktails before passing through the gates with upset on their minds. There seemed to be an unusual amount of optimism around campus because this weekend marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of Northwestern’s brief stint at the top of the college football polls. Coach Ara Parseg- hian and several players from that team were on hand to increase the nostalgic and hopeful feeling. Unfortu- nately, Michigan State refused to cooperate. Led by superstar running back Lorenzo White, the Spartans trounced NU 38-0. Refusing to let the blowout dampen their weekend, FIJIs young and old returned to the house for the annual champagne reception. The bubbly and the conversation flowed freely into the night. Graduates shared fond memories of their days at NU and undergraduates in- formed them of current activities. Graduates in attendance included: Joe Accetta, Cliff Aspegren, Gary Beasley, Dave Bercu. ic Brackett, Dan Christian, Stephen D. Christian, Patrick Connor, George Brothers of all ages toast Phi Gamma Delta. Crickard, Gary Dorfner, Vance Freymann, Bull bricker, Bill Gallagher, John Hoellen, Bill Jeffries, Andy Johanson, Dean Karahalios, Steve Kaye, Howard Klehm, Tom Latousek, Il Lee, John Lenell, Jeff Mack, Joe Maguire, _ Ron Marmer, Dave Mayberry, Chris McConnell, Paul S. McCord, Bob Miller, Ben Mogni, Mike Morrison, Dave Myers, Ron Norberg, Jim Olson, Jon Outcalt, Steve Price, Stan Prosniewski, Bob Ravasio, Jim Roth, Frank Schmitz, Doug Seserman, Scott Snyder, Steve Snyder, Drew Soshnick, Dave Stephens, Chris Stockwell, Nick Taylor, Jeff Therber, Chris Vernon, Dick William, Bill Zeeb and Jim Zeman. See inside New Cabinet Homecoming Photos Graduate Report Calendar of Events page 2 page 3 page 4-5 page 8 \r\n Page 2 The Scribbler January 1988 A Message from the President Brothers, It was another busy Fall quarter here at Phi Chapter Starting with a successful rush in which we attracted 12 stellar pledges, the chapter quickly moved on to Home- coming and the parents reception on Parents’ Weekend. One factor which contributed to the success of these events and the running of the chapter as a whole was a strong chapter tone. The chapter is currently at full oc- cupancy; besides the obvious budgetary benefits this entails, it also generates incredible chapter tone. This tone, combined with motivated Phi Gamms and active graduate brothers has helped to create the leading Northwestern fraternity that Phi Chapter is today. Looking back, I am very satisfied with the improve- ments which occurred during my tenure as President, _ and I am confident that the next cabinet will expand upon these improvements as we did on those of the previous cabinet. Yet, if these improvements are to con- New Cabinet President Bradley David Barbera (’89) served the Chapter as corresponding secretary last year. A Cincinnati native and a chemical engineering major, Brad was a starting goal- hails from Tacoma, Washington. Tom was _ chapter steward last year. He is majoring in electrical engineering and is also in the naval ROTC program. Recording Secretary David Bryan Sigman (89) was rush chairman in the spring of 1987. He is majoring in American culture and pre- med and is a Resident Assistant in NU’s largest dormitory. Dave is from Baltimore, Maryland. _ Corresponding Secretary John Hugo ' Hasenberg (’90) is from Washington, D.C. A journalism major, John published the Scrib- bler for the last year and is also active on cam- pus radio and television. _ Historian Mark Harrison Dooley ('90), a _ Dayton, Ohio, native, is majoring in political _ Science. Mark is a Special Olympics Commit- tee Chariman and is also involved with stu- dent government and IFC. tinue, Phi is going to need more than a full house or strong chapter tone. Major structural defects as well as faulty electrical and water systems are everyday prob- lems at the chapter. If we are to continue to attract high quality rushees we must be able to provide them with the basics of quality of life. Your support as graduate brothers in the form of ac- tive involvement with the chapter or monetary con- tributions is of vital necessity. I encourage you all to stop by the house for a Friday cocktail party, to meet the undergraduate chapter and see for yourself the ex- cellence that exists here and why it is important to pre- serve it. — — ——..Fraternally; = Edward S. Gillette ’88 Perge! Halloween Party Phi Chapter introduced a new philanthropic event this fall, joining forces with our sister sorority, Kappa Alpha Theta, to host a Halloween party. Nearly forty children from the Better Boys Foundation of Chicago dressed up to come trick-or-treating at the Chapter house. Philanthropy Chairman Paul Moretta (90) organized the event, but the entire Chapter joined forces in pre- paring for the little monsters. Pumpkin carving and bob- bing for apples were held in the living room while the second and third floor rooms were converted into a haunted house. The children were able to trick-or-treat from room to room and were treated to a fireside ghost story before they returned home. The whole party was a tremendous _ success, with-children, Thetas and Fijis-alike-expecting—}— it to become an annual event. Cowboy Tom Lohuis (90) and a Theta friend help a child carve her pumpkin. oo a \r\n January 1988 ‘The Scribbler Page 3 1987 HOMI AING = ee eee eons ex : ! | a Clockwise from top left: “I can't re- member the last time we won a Homecom- i ing game. Dave Bercu ('87) (left) lays the “Cu rap” on Mark Cohon (89). Ms The Brothers McConnell: (left) and Chris ('85). enjoy their first reception side. ticles retake Co. ee eerie] Phi to Host Quad-Sectional Fourteen Midwestern chapters of Phi Gamma Delta will converge on Evanston during the weekend of Feb. 20, 1988, for a quad-Sectional convention. Each chapter will send between five and seven representatives. Field Secretary Matt Amend is also expected to attend. Section 22 Chief Chip McClimans is coordinating the event in conjunction with the Phi Chapter cabinet. The schedule includes breakfast at the house Saturday morn- ing, a conference on pledge education followed by lunch at the Norris University Center and a party back at the house in the evening. Chapters attending will include Northwestern, Chicago and Western Michigan (Section 22); Wisconsin, Wisconsin-Eau Claire and Minnesota (Section 25); Brad- ley, Knox, Illinois and Illinois- Wesleyan (Section 23); and Michigan State, Michigan, General Motors Institute and Western Ontario (Section 19). John Lenell (87) and Dave Darragh (’87) Mike ('90) on the graduate The Scribbler is a quarterly publication of Phi Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta. Your suggestions and comments concerning content are always welcome. Please let us know how we can serve you better, by writing: John Hasenberg Publications Chairman Phi Gamma Delta 2331 Sheridan Road Evanston, IL 60201 Editor: John Hasenberg (90). Bela Barner (’89) Brad Barbera (’89) Mark Dooley (90) Edward Gillette (88) Mark Goldberger (90) Troy Livingston (’89) Paul Moretta (90) Henry Noyes (90) Scott Snyder (’82) David Whitlock (’89) Contributors: \r\nPage 4 The Scribbler January 1988 Alumni...Here, The aby) Robert G. Howlett is a partner in the Grand Rapids, MI firm of Varnum, Riddering, Schmidt & Howlett. Bob, who was a member of the committee which presented the Scribblers to Phi Gamma Delta, is active in the graduate chapter in Grand Rapids. 1930 William B. Smith is a retired Lt. Colonel in the U.S. Army and a retired vice president of Thomas J. Lipton, Inc. LOI) Paul G. “Pablo” Bennett, a political science major at NU, is president of the Hawaiian Holiday Macadamia Nut Co. in Honolulu. He recently shared some sushi and Kirin beer with Rich Allen (61) and his wife. They had great fun “talking story” and catching up. Paul’s fondest memory is of the great water fight of °61 -- the Fiji house against the quad. He wants to locate Gary Schmidt (’62) and David Lambert (’62). 1969 G. Michael “Condor” Perry formerly practiced en- gineering and patent law before becoming a member of the Chicago Board of Trade. He and wife Margo have two daughters, Allison, 5, and Elisabeth, 1. Michael says hello to Pete Peltier ('70), Mark Merriman (’71) and Rocky (’68) and congratulations to Trix (68). 1973 John Sayward and his wife Laurie have a new daughter, Stacy Dawn, born September 24, 1987. 1974 Donald “Cam” Elder and wife Janine had a second son, Brian Martin, on May 28, 1987. xo Geoff Durham and his wife Jane are pleased to an- nounce the birth of a daughter, Andrea Rae. She weighed 8 Ibs. 3 oz. and was 20 1/2 inches tall at birth October 5, 1987. Deas Richard H. “R.O.N.A.” Connell is an education spec- ialist in the Blue Valley School District in Stanley, KS. His favorite Fiji memory is of being the walkout victim in 1976. Richard would like to hear from Erwin Aulis (80) and Alan Wasserman. Kirk W. Morledge is a Christian minister in Philadel- phia. He recently ran into Jim Olson (’78) on the sidewalk of lower Manhattan. His favorite Fiji memory is of dumping water from the tube room onto the front porch just before lunch time. Eric G. Schonberger and wife Judy are proud parents of daughter Dana Katherina, born June 21, 1987. Eric, a sales representative for Media General Cable of Fairfax County (VA), was visited by Dan Abbene (’77) last fall. Dan is reportedly now an air traffic controller in Farm- ington, MN. Dr. Emet D. “Mute Dog” Schneiderman, is an assis- tant professor of orthodontics at the University of De- troit School of Dentistry. He fondly remembers the hot dog formal of 1976, and wonders if Andy Martin fell off the edge of the world (somewhere near Milano) while photographing a gorgeous brunette. Robert “Chip” Warren, a Medill graduate, is currently a reporter with the Arizona Daily Star in Tucson. Chip invites anyone passing through the Southwest to stay with him and his wife and to share their pool, jacuzzi and great Mexican food. Robert A. Perina and wife Sarah were married in June 1987. Bob and Sarah now reside in Catonsville, MD. Joining them at their wedding were Rhonda and Herb Jordan (‘78), Jim Olson (‘78), Jeff Kinzel (‘79) and Polly and Chip Warren (‘79). Mike Spound is engaged to Heidi Bohay, who plays his wife on “Hotel.” Life imitates art. Mike and Heidi will be married on May 7. Dave Meyers will begin working with Shorr Paper Co., owned by Brad Short’s (’79) family. AD ASTRA Fratres qui fuerent sed nunc ad astra: Floyd Eldridge 32 December 5, 1987 Robert C. Wynkoop '54 May 25, 1987 GRADUATE FEATURE FUJIs Down Under From the wild undersea beauty of the Great Barrier Reef, to the desert “outback,” to the steps of the Sydney Opera House, Phi Chapter alums have been exploring the land down-under in force. Vance Freymann ’81, Scott Snyder ’82 and Peter Baskin ’83 decided that the trip-of-a-lifetime could be best enjoyed in fraternal style. Creating perhaps the greatest “road trip” in Phi’s h™ tory, they managed to overlap diverse itineraries on . other side of the world last May and June. For some, the trip involved nearly a year’s planning. For one it was a spontaneous decision made only weeks before the \r\nJanuary 1988 The Scribbler Page 5 re and Everywhere 1980 Jon-David Freedman owns Starlight Productions, a film service company. His most recent encounter with other Fijis took place at a party for Vance Freymann (81) at Brad Willen’s condo in New York City. Others in attendance included Erwin Aulis (80), Justin Skala (82) and Scott Snyder (’82). J-D remembers falling off the second story of the chapter house during Bone Vigil in 1977. He sends congratulations to Rob Knepper for his recent starring role in “Wild Thing,” and “Hi” to pledge dad “Bean Dog” Abbene (’77). iD} Lt. Stephenson Dow Emery, JAGC, USNR is an attor- ney with the U.S. Navy. He recently became legal affairs advisor to the commander of American forces in Azores, Portugal. Last year he met Vance Freymann and H.B. Willen for a Mexican meal in San Francisco. “Dowzer” fondly recalls 1981 Bone Delivery, including the “truly outrageous dancing bear.” He says to all brothers, “If you can find Terceira Island in the Azores, you are wel- come to visit. Bon viajem!” Jon Vukovich married Lin Halifield on January 9 in Pensacola, Florida. Also attending were Vukovich’s best man John Kukral (’82), groomsman Steve De Palma 7682), usher Eddie Williams (’83), Mark Reis (84), id Justin Skala (’82). Jon and Lin will live in San Diego. : Patrick R. Connor, a communications studies major and former cheerleading captain, is currently an as- sociate marketing manager with the Pillsbury Co. John Kukral celebrated his engagement to Karen Bain at a party in New York on January 16. Also present were ‘Steve De Palma (82), Steven Glick (’82), and Justin Skala (’82). John and Karen will be married in New Jersey this August. Steven James “Stumpy” Price is a resident physician at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago. John R. Fiacco is an operations analyst with Cigna in Avon, CT. Andrew Z. Soshnick, Phi’s Purple Legionnaire, lives with wife Brenda in Chicago where he attends North- western Law School. Douglas P. Seserman is an assistant brand manager with the Quaker Oats Company. Jeff Mack, an economics/political science major, is a financial analyst for LaSalle Partners. | William Bettman, a former Phi chapter Historian, i aproductivity consultant for Alexander Proudfoot in East Lansing, MI. Robert G. Miller, Jr. is a pension accountant with the Northern Trust Company. Bob, who majored in €conomics and played varsity baseball while at NU, fondly recalls Fiji Island ‘84. Dave “Cu” Bercu is a real estate broker with Bennett & Kahnweiler Inc. in Chicago. His favorite memory is of Mark Dooley (‘90) giving the “Cu” rap. Dave’s mes- sage to Craig Nossel (‘88): “Get a job, holmes!” 10,000-mile journey. For all it was an adventure never to be forgotten. And as a good idea continued to gain momentum, John Kukral 82 and Rob Shaw ’83 also attempted to join the travelling FIjIs — John, on a rugby team tour of Australia and Rob, looking for a chance to be arrested in another hemisphere. In sum, it was a wild time. One minute feeding kan- garoos, the next trying not to feed crocodiles and sharks, and then feeding faces with notorious Aussie meat pies and a cold “stubby of lager.” With such exotic pleasures it didn’t take long to become awe-struck aliens! The Aussies displayed a genuine friendliness and harbor no ill feelings over the loss of the America’s Cup. ‘Win or lose they really know how to celebrate (and regret it in the morning). A mighty “phine” time was had by all! = \r\nPage 6 The Scribbler January 1988 Graduate Contributions ACCOUNT 4805 DONORS The brothers of Phi Chapter would like to express our sincere gratitude to the many graduate brothers who have contri- buted to The Phi Gamma Delta Fund — Account 4805. These contributions are tax deductible and are reserved solely for the benefit of major renovations and improvements on the Chapter House. We would like to remind our graduate donors that corporate gifts must be specifically designated for Account 4805 in order to be credited to Phi Gamma Delta. Special thanks to Ron Marmer (’74) for matching all new gifts and increased gifts from 1986. In 1987, the number of donors donors: Angelo J. Accetta (73) H. Bert Ahrensfeld (33) Richard E. Allen (61) Harry L. Arnold (32) The Aspegren Charitable Foundation Clifford S. Aspegren (’39) Erwin K. Aulis (80) Peter C. Babcock (56) Russell G. Bannister (41) Richard M. Barton (’78) Peter N. Baskin (84) John W. Beeder (81) Herbert B. Beighley, HI (75) James Berkenstadt (78) Frank H. Bertsch (’47) Robert L. Brintnall (44) David F. Burleigh (’87) William H. Christison (’58) James R. Coy (47) Robert B. Crew (’33). Stephen P. DePalma (’82) John M. DeTarnowsky (’75) Robert A. Dittman (68) Jeffrey W. Easte ('75) George H. Ehemann, III ('74) Frederick J. Emmenegger (’33) John A. Forster (’83) David A. Francy (’81) Vernon E. George (61) David F. Getzoff (40) Steven L. Glick (’82) The Dean and Lois Griffith Foundation James A. Grum (’77) Randolph A. Gschwind (‘71) Hardin H. Hawes (’25) Robert H. Henert (’64) increased by about 35 percent and the total amount received was up almost 70 percent David H. Hines (61) Thomas E. Hodges (’87) Robert C. Hootman (’48) Robert G. Howlett (29) Michael K. Huff (’85) Eugene E. Husting (31) Robert C. Jacobsen (’77) R. Craig Jennings (61) Herbert A. Keats ('47) Merle E. Kersten (46) Howard G. Klehm, Sr. (’48). Spencer L. Kline (82) Howard A. Koch (’43) John Z. Kukral (’82) Robert M. Lamborn (’41) Leisner Living Trust, Trustee James W. Leisner James R. Lundeen (73) Joseph P. Maguire (’83) William B. Malcolm ('87) Ronald L. Marmer (’74) Steven S. Marquardt (’63) Richard P. Mason (’57) David R. Mayberry (’83) Robert A. Mays (’43) John N. Mees (’43) Mark J. Merriman (71) Michael S. Messick (’74) Walker T. Meyer (’41) Robert G. Miller (’86) Benjamin J. Mogni IV (’84) Michael M. Morison (’85) Dermot Mulroney (’85) E. Scott Nichols (36) Joshua Oden, Jr. (38) Gus A. Paloian (’81) GUY B. EARLY FUND DONORS The following list is of 1987 David A. Price (’80) John W. Price (85) Steven J. Price (’83) James P. Quinn (’55) James R. Redic (’47) Robert M. Rinnan (44) Lawrence A. Rusinko (’84) Thomas M. Schiewetz ('46) Frank E. Schmitz (’85) Eric G. Schonberger (’78). P. Justin Skala (’82) Louis J. Slade ('66). Glen C. Smith, Jr. (41) Brian D. Sogge (’69) Philip Sparling (27) John E. Spiess (’42) Daniel Stevens ('66) Hal S. R. Stewart Henry I. Stimson (34) Kurt H. Stiver ('70) Christopher J. Stockwell (’83) Kurt R. Stoehr (’39) Richard P. Thorsen ('67) Donald E, Tiefenthaler (’47) Christopher P. Vernon (’83) Bradford H. Vogle (’82) Jonathan G. Vukovich (’82) John H. Warton (’43) William B. Webster (44) Richard G. Wells, II (64) Douglas Westwater (’67) Walker E. Wynkoop (45) William C. Zeeb, Jr. (81) James R. Zeman (48) James R. Ziah (’77) Arthur W. Zimmerman (’28) The Guy B. Early Memorial Fund is presented annually to an undergraduate member of the Phi Chapter whose contributions to the Fraternity exemplify a profound commitment to the finest traditions of brotherhood and whose recognition will instill in his brothers a deep appreciation for the lasting memory of Guy B. Early (Phi '76). The officers of the Memorial Fund, along with the brothers of the Phi Chapter, express their sincere appreciation for the many generous donations received in 1987. James F. Shaw (’84) Angelo J. Accetta (73) Donald L. Sherwood Erwin K. Aulis (80) C. Bradley Smith, I ('77) Richard M. Barton (’78) Michael D. Spound (’79) Herbert B. Beighley, III (75) Hal S. R. Stewart H. Culver Boldt (81) Genevieve W. Thompson Bruce C. Boynick (’79) Thomas J. Toy (77) i. Ralph A. Davis, II (’75). Christopher P. Vernon (’83) Stephen P. DePalma (’82) W. Kennedy Neville ('86) Jonathan G. Vukovich (’82) Jonathan W. Doane (’80) Jeffrey O. Nyweide ('78) _ Robert O. ¥. Warren, IV (’76) Geoffrey A. Durham (76) Jonathan M. Osborne (83) Robert A. Weber (’77) Gordon W. Early Robert A. Perina (’79) J. Stuart Wolf, Jr. (84) George H. Ehemann, III (’74) David R. Price (80) James R. Ziah ('77) Marian Marmer Ronald L. Marmer (’74) T. Willem Mesdag (’74) Michael S. Messick (’74) David J. Meyers (’79) Michael M. Morison (’85) David L. Nelson (’67) Donald C. Elder, III (74) Mark H. Ellis James S. Erkert, Jr. (76) David A. Francy ('81) Charles J.G. Griffin (75) James A. Grum (’77) Leighton H. Javid ('74) Herbert J. Jordan, II ('78) Ronald J. Kanter (’75) Richard W. Kramer ('77) John Z. Kukral (82) Joseph P. Maguire (’83) \r\nJanuary 1988 Phi News The Scribbler Page 7 Undergraduate Focus New Initiates Phi Chapter undergraduates continue to take the name of Phi Gamma Delta all over the world. Chris Bumgarner (’89) is spending the year studying in Lon- don, where he was joined in February by Dave Whit- lock (’89). George Milner (’89) spent fall quarter at American University in Washington, D.C., and Bob Kirby (88) is on Co-op with IBM in Virginia during the winter. Closer to home Fijis hold many prominent positions on Northwestern's campus. Mark Cohon (’89) is Direc- tor of Special Events for the Activities & Organizations Board. Hunter Smith (90) works for the A&O Speak- ers Committee. Henry Noyes (’90) and Mark Dooley (90) chair Committees for Special Olympics. Henry leads the Fundraising Committee, and Mark is Public Relations Chairman. Dooley and David Ebroon (90) are IFC senators for the Associated Student Govern- ment. Brothers participating in Dance Marathon this year included Tom Amblad (’89) for ROTC, Dave Sig- man (’89) for Residential Life and Ross Blackburn (90) representing Fiji. Phi Gamms play important roles on NU’s soccer and hockey teams. Brad Barbera (’89) and George Kokodynski (91) shared time as goalkeepers on the soccer team. Bela Barner (’89) tends goal for the hoc- key team while defenseman Paul Gormley (90) and left wing Price Foltz (’91) skate in front of him. Fijis are also active in club sports. Steve Siegel (’90) is President of the Tennis Club which includes brothers Dan Barton (90) and Mike McConnell (’90). Kip Sylvester (’88) is President and a leading scorer for NU’s lacrosse team. Stuart Kruse (’88) captains the newly formed club basketball team. He also is still enlist- ing students for the Sky Cats, a skydiving club he founded with Dave Darragh (’87). Tom Lohuis (790), is on the NU Ski Racing team. Frank Parra (’90) is producing his song, “A Motive in Every Stare,” for the Niteskool Proj Letsinger (90) can be heard performing in the band “Artistic Feet.” Their bookings include a show at the limelight in Chicago this spring. Another musician, baritone Aric Stock (90), performs frequently with September 30, 1987: The annual FIJI-DG PJ Party. On January 23, 1988, Phi Chapter initiated its outstand- ing fall pledge class of 1987. The new initiates are: Michael John Bulakowski Palatine, IL Charles Vincent Firth Minneapolis, MN Weston Price Foltz Shaker Heights, OH Eric Louis Hagerman Shawnee, KS Stephen Kalman Hettleman Baltimore, MD Mark Taisoo Kim Winnetka, IL James Reynolds Kingdon Chevy Chase, MD George Mark Kokodynski Palatine, IL Ho Lee Wilmette, IL George William Marquardt Lake Forest, IL Abdolreza Raissi Edina, MN. Gary Sutkin _ Fall pledges keep the tradition alive. la] =p SCwrmp O40 university jazz ensembles. Dave Catlin (’88) continues to take a leading role in NU theatre. He directed and starred in productions this quarter. Dave Clapper (’88), Dave Hollander (’90) and Rob Wooldridge (’90) also represent Phi on the Stages of Northwestern. On the airwaves, John Hasenberg (’90) is Associate News Producer for Northwestern Student Television’s Weekly Edition, John and Aric are on the WNUR Sports staff, and Hunter can be heard on a weekly jazz show. ha % November 6, 1987: David Ebroon (’90) and David Whit- lock (89) flanked by their fathers on Parents’ Weekend. \r\n” On Jan. 11, before a screaming Welsh-Ryan crowd of 8,117 and a national TV audience, Northwestern shocked the defending NCAA ‘champion Indiana Hoosiers 66-64. The Wildcats were led by junior guard Jeff Grose who poured in 18 points, junior forward Brian Schwabe with 14 and sénior forward Shon Morris * who contributed 10 points and 7 rebounds. The 7-9 ’Cats (2-4 in the Big Ten) also have a December upset of highly touted De Paul to their credit. munications and associate dean of the School of Speech, was named dean of that school in mid-January. He as- sumed the new position on Feb, Fisk Hall, home to the Medi scheduled to undergo @§ ion We next summer, When itis, complete: will have central air conditioning, @A Elevator, refur- bished classrooms, repaired-foors-and cbifings and new wiring. Page 8 The Scribbler January 1988 Calendar of Upcoming Events February 23 Bone Vigil-Island Week begins io 5-6 NU Dance Marathon 7 Bore Delvers Ue 0 Ballacile Riviera s 28 Armadillo Day/Mayfest 20-21 Phi Gamma Delta quad-sectional at Phi 29 FUL ISLA ND. . 6 Second Annual Fiji Winter Ski-in-formal = June March : i ul Exams end; Summer vacation begins 4 Cocktail party for Chicago Graduate 17 AERATOR Chapter ele s 18 One Hundred Thirtieth 19-28 Spring Break Commencement April ee August PREC OU HIS 10-14 140th Ekklesia, Denver, Colorado __ May 1 Founders’ Day, September Phi Gamma Bh elta’s 18 New student/Rush week begins 6 Fea es 26 First day of classes Northwestern News Gary Cummings, a Medill associate professor and The 1988 Dolphin Show, NU’s annual student-pro- chairman of the school’s broadcast news program, died duced musical, presented “Evita” to packed houses in on Oct. 31, 1987, of melanoma. Cummings, who en- Cahn Auditorium on the weekends of Jan. 22-24 and Jan joyed a distinguished career in broadcast journalism be- 3 ie fore joining Medill’s faculty in 1986, was 46. David Zarefsky, a Northwestern professor of com- © Phi of Phi Gamma Delta © 2331 Sheridan Road Evanston, IL 60201 9000246P COO *UGC 0000 CHAPTER PRESIDENT THETA TAU OF PHI GAMMA DELTA 527 PEACHTREE AVENUE COOKEVILLE TN 38501