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It looks as if all those troubles spired attitude toward our term in office. are now behind us. We are looking forward to leading the chap that this Chapter is in good financial ter in its Quest for Excellence. standing with the International Headquarters. The chapter tone is getting better every I am proud to report However, this does not mean that we do not day and the participation in both chapter need support from our graduates. and campus events is increasing. in our Chapter are motivated and have plenty We have The men developed a strong intramural program and of great ideas, but we cannot afford to the chapter has become aware of our obli accomplish all of these. gation to the community through various appreciate any donations to this Chapter. philanthropic projects. Please help this Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta We would really strive for the Quest of Excellence. Among some of our goals for the future is one that stands out the most - - in creased graduate participation. Fraternally, We hope to have a great turn-out for the Norris Pig Dinner on March 11. Tom Lanz '90 Treasurer If you are wil Perge' ling to share your experience with the chapter to help us pursue and accomplish our goals, the Housing Corporation will more than likely have some openings in IDOlSr • T the upcoming elections. NORRTS. FORGET ! RJG ! ! TPJNNBR SATTUR-O/KV Hope to see all of you then!I MA.RCH -D/KVS. INN 7 1 MOTBB Fraternally, Chadwick D. Leistner '90 IN MEMORY OF Chapter President Perge' The. bfiotheAA P/vc Gamma VeJita wL^k to exte.nd thexA. sympathy to the. .^amtly o.^ Ltoyd Long. Lloyd A.ecently paired away. Vue to the unavatlabttlty o^ ht6 mother'^ addxexi,, all eaxdi may be -dent to the bn.ateH.nlty HciLie and we wttl ^-OHwand them to hen. \r\nHOUSE NORRIS PIG DINNER In our last newsletter, we told you of This letter is just a reminder that the the improvements in the house that were in Annual Norris Pig Dinner is coming soon. progress. The date is March 11th and will take place At this time, there are no pre sent renovations going on, but future at the Days Inn. improvements look very good. out has not been so great, and we don't The Housing In recent years, the turn Corporation and cabinet are working to understand why. gether to establish what is needed and stronger and stronger, and to help us ob when it can be done. tain our goals, we need the support of older The lota Sigma House is improving with age. This Chapter is growing more experienced brothers. This dinner is a time for you to express your ideas with the new members and to meet with your felloe INTRAMURALS This time last year, the Iota Sigma schoolmates. Chapter had only one team to compete in IM events. We hope to see you here March 11th!! This year we have entered three teams in almost every event. We have even participated in some events that were al ways overlooked in the past. This enthusi NOTEWORTHY NEWS DANNY ROBINSON was recently elected as the Interfraternity Council Treasurer. asm toward IM's has pushed us near the top KYLE ADKINS is presently serving as a Sen of the overall standings, which means more ator for his dorm. campus recognition that we feel we deserve. University regulations as a residence as Not only are we competing more teams, but sistant. we're winning also. end of the current semester. The A-1 Softball and DON SIPPEL is enforcing His tour of duty is up at the ROLO MILES and MIKE WIATROWSKI are actively participa basketball teams took first in their leagues and second in the tournament. The ting in the Scuba Club. COREY WODARZ, A-2 Softball team took first in their league ALAN GANN, and DANNY ROBINSON finished Ath also. out of 6A teams in the 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament. BROTHER HOSPITALIZED On a sour note, HOUSING CORPORATION one of our fellow brothers was hospitalized recently. Pete The quarterly Housing Corporation meeting Silins, past president, was hospitalized is scheduled for Saturday, March 11 at 1:00 for a brain tumor. at the Fraternity House. The tumor was non- At the meeting, malignant and the surgery went well, but elections for the upcoming year will be held. Brother Silins still needs all the support All positions will be open to any Graduate he can get. Brother Silins was in his Junior year and still plans to return when possible. Good Luck, Pete!! Brother who wishes to run for the office. A new "Board of Chapter Advisors" is on the agenda for the meeting. The BCA will advise the Chapter on house renovations. Rush, fund raisers and numerous other points of interest DATES TO REMEMBER P1G_D1NNER TANDEM FIJI ISLE March 11 Days Inn to the Chapter. Speaking of the BCA, we would like any suggestions that you may have \r\nHOUSING CORPORATION (continued) for us in regards to the House or anything in general. Any suggestions that you give will be very much appreciated. SCHOLARSHIP The Undergraduate Chapter at Indiana State has been on the rise in many areas of impor tance. The major change we have made is in our scholarship. As you all know, we moved from 7th to 3rd in grades among fraternities last semester, and we are working hard to maintain this quest for scholarship. We have implemented a buddy system, which pairs the highest and lowest G.P.A.'s accordingly. The highest combined G.P.A.'s will win a pot we have established. to be working now. This incentive seems Study tables for the entire fraternity will be a requirement now, and we hope that this will involve a lot of ourselves. The final incentive we have is our semi-annual steak dinner. Any member with a 3.0 or better from the previous semester will be treated to a at the House. steak dinner As you can tell, our quest for better scholarship is our first prior ity at Iota Sigma. \r\nRemember When A house for the FIJIs We«ks U work lie ahead for the FTJii in the short span before, the start of school. They are in the pro cess of buying a house, but must make It livable^ Ijefore school starts; The. Delta .Colony of Phi'Gamma Delta at Indiana State University (or, FIJI, as It Is more comniooly known)>ls arranging' loans•.for the purchase of the English resKtence at 1206 S. Fifth Street. The residence,"'which "will hold approximately. 25 men comfortably, was twUt around the turn of the century. Trees and shrubs surround the house; I'at; one time j rock garden and fountain adorned an area behind the house enclosed within a circular driveway,* Pres. Dave.Bess Informed The States man that plans for the yard area Includes a basketball court, the planting of suitable bushes and grass aroundthe'house and general landscaplpg. A new roof will replace the present slate-rtie, according. to Robert'Harker, nhemtier. of the Terre Haute graduate chapter and treasurer of the house corporation for the new FUI' house. Replacing'the pieces• of slate would-nm.Into more problems ttian a newToof would cost.. This purchase will (be the second house for this fraternity to buy In .Terre Haute, The first is" that of the Rose Poly chapter of Phi GammaDelta, located across the. alley from the new house at 1121.5..Slxth St. The ISU Delta Colony organized In December, 1969 with a class of 17 memticrs. The group now has 34 members, one of which has tieen graduated.from Indiana State University. After organizing and participating In sprlng"ruslr'ln February, the FUls: prepared for and won fralernlty dlvlsloQ of Songfest In May. Later ttils mooth, delegates from the local colony will attend the ^national Ekklesla-Tconyen'ttco) an Cleveland, Ohio, SRBCT AL. CONG-RATULATJ ONS THE TO CHAPTER WISH LUCK THE WOULD BEST the LTKE chapter grateful TO: KELLY FUDGE - maarx-xnge on Tnxs "to Lisa yr&- — c:on"tx-it>n"tion of loxr in His tHe tlxe news — for His le"t."t.ex- . NEIDERER cHosen Ptxirple ELDER p>IT in"ti. i n g Payne. bill is TO : OF GARY cieint -THANKS as on DOUG His mona-tary "tHe Legionaire HUNT Fox- to tHis - contribution cHapter. Bowling Green CollegeTHIS FRYE His — "baHy Kassicly . on "tiHe "bi-x-tiH c3.a\agH"t:ex- , •• THE OF NOT GOES TO PROVE TRADITIONS PHI GAMMA JUST ALONE. FOR AND DELTA THAT VALUES ARE COLLEGE DAYS \r\niaxor\[ MNi SAva Wd 00^9 6861 'IT HDaVM 'AVamiVS ,1 SJCW.) HaNMia Old BiTwd IOTA SIGMA PHI GAMMA VBLTA 1206 S. 5TH ST. pi5¥S lB8Us 25' yA AU^ TERRE HAUTE, IW 47S02 MAR 2 1009 fraternity of PHI GAMMA DELTA international HEADQUARTERS William A. Martin Miss 1975 P.O. 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