IP^ IOTA SIGMA GRADUATE ASSOCIATION ^ ^ J\ a'ic— C/O BILL NIEDERER '85 2551 STARDALE DRIVE FORT WAYNE. IN 46816 HOMECOMING ^90 A BIG SUCCESS The annual Indiana State University Homecoming celebration was a big success, with a good number of Brothers back to Terre Haute who hadn't graced ISU with their presence for a long time!! The day was perfect, refreshments were tasting great (and were maybe less filling, too?), and the Brotherhood was as always at Iota Sigma - the BEST! Brothers Ed in attendance included: Larrv Watson '71, Brvan Mever '86, •'85, Don sippel '88, Barrel 1 Dav '78, Randv Lucas '78, Jeff CIIng '74, Tom Lang '90, Johnnv (Rotten) Richards '84, Grea Hunt '80, Stgvg King '86, Mark Sul1ivan '85, Dave Weszelv '86, Mark Grimmer '90, Charlie Brown '74, Kurt Vooel '87, Rolo Miles '89, Tom Barlow '88, Bill Niederer '85, and of course Don Miahel1 (Texas '56). Present for the Homecoming meeting of the Housing Corporation but not able to make the game was Jeff Farrel1 '75. If anyone was omitted from the above l i s t , my apologies - I tried to write everyone down later but may have forgotten some!! Speaking of Homecoming - several Brothers were remarking on the small size of the Phi Gam tent at Memorial Stadium, and how they would like us to have a larger tent. Just for your information - the small tent that we have had for the past two years costs $70 for the day, and has been paid for by ONE brother each year. If you would like to contribute to get a bigger tent or towards refreshments, you are free to do so - send them to the ISGA earmarked for the tent costs. The undergraduate chapter paid for the GREAT catered lunch at the stadium, hoping to receive some donations back to help pay for it. Unfortunately, few Brothers donated towards this, so it is unknown if they will be able to afford this type of set-up next year. If you would like to help keep a high quality Homecoming get-together at the game, please send donations to the undergraduates or be prepared to give at the game! MOVING?? PLANNING TO CHANGE JOBS? If you are planning to move, have Just married (or returned to the single life), have a new child, and/or change Jobs, whatever, please let the ISGA know!! Drop a letter or postcard to ISGA and the following will be done: l) Your new Job, status, etc. will be listed in the next newsletter, (as much as you want listed!), letting all the Iota Sigma Phi Gams know what you're up to; 2) If there's a new address involved, it will be sent on to the International Headquarters so you'll continue to receive The Phi Gamma Delta Journal, uninterrupted; 3) the Iota Sigma Graduate Association mailing list will be updated for future undergraduate and graduate mailings. PHI GAMMA DELTA/FIJI NOT FOR COLLEGE DAYS SEND OR TELEPHONE ANY NEWS TO THF SEE YOU AT PIG DINNER .LONE! ?GA AT (219) 447-GB17II TON 23! \r\nISGA NEEDS YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS! Once again, the ISGA's money Is running low. Several Brothers were generous and gave some money at the Homecoming celebrations to help keep the mailings going, and they should be thanked - DON SIPPEL, LARRY WATSON, BRYAN MEYER, JEFF CLINE. Thank you. Brothers! Without income, the ISGA would cease to send these newsletters. The money in the ISGA account is used ONLY for postage and for printing these newsletters (buying paper, since i t ' s copied at school - thank you, Indiana taxpayers), so don't think i t ' s spent on Homecoming or Pig Dinner stuff - there's simply not enough money for anything but its intended purpose - to keep you all informed!I PLEASE SEND YOUR DONATIONS TO KEEP THE ISGA NEWSLETTERS GOING!! 20th ANNIVERSARY PIG DINNER SCHEDULED The 20th Anniversary of Iota Sigma's founding will be celebrated with the annual Norris Pig Dinner on Saturday, March 23, 1991. This date is only four days shy of the actual anniversary, and will feature a speaker through the International Headquarters (yet to be decided). The festivities will be held at the new Hulman Memorial Student Union on campus of the University (formerly Gillum residence hall), near the intersection of 5th and Chestnut Streets. Cocktails will be served at 6:30 p.m., with dinner beginning at 7:00 p.m. It is suggested that you park on-street near the Union and/or the Arena, since the parking lot which was in front of Gillum is now part of the Union. Cost for the dinner will be around $20.00. TAU IOTA ANNUAL MEETING ANNOUNCED The Annual Meeting of the Tau Iota Foundation, Inc. will be held on March 23, 1991 at 1:00 p.m. at the Corporation office, 1206 South 5th Street, Terre Haute, welcome and Indiana. invited to attend. All members and Interested Brothers are The main order of business will be electing a new Board to serve for the next twelve months. Copies of the Minutes of the Board's meetings will be available for Brothers attending the meeting. Annual dues will be collected at the meeting, so if you are not presently a voting member, you can become one through payment of the annual dues. It has been a busy year for the Corporation, with the fundraising and construction activities taking much time and effort of the Board. Please attend the meeting and get involved with YOUR Housing Corporation. \r\nBROTHERS^ ACTIVITIES DEAN AMES '81 is a manager of a seafood restaurant in New Orleans, the French Quarter, supervising 375 employees. Dean tells me the restaurant does approx. $20 billion in business yearly!! GREAT!! PHIL CARUSO '87 was married on 8/12/90, luck to the new couple! lives in Muncie IN. in Best of ED VAWTER '86 is still working on his PhD., is a Teaching Assistant, at Purdue University, was married this past summer! Best wishes! JEFF CLINE '74 is a District sales manager for Overhead Door and is based/lives in Fort Wayne IN. BRYAN MEYER '86 now is an account executive for Marketing Impact, a full service marketing agency. Brother Meyer lives in Fort Wayne IN. KEVIN MARKS '74, according to the ISU A1umn1. is a loss control manager for the Park District Risk Management Agency in Wheaton ILj This represents over 100 park districts in Chicago suburbs. BILL MAJOR '85 is the sole material handling engineer for Garrett Auxiliary Power Division of Allied Signal Company and keeps busy as vice president/treasurer for Garrett 4X4 Club and Arizona State Ass'n. 4-wheel drive club representative. Rockhead is still single, rode a bull in a company rodeo, and moonlights as exclusive distributor in Arizona for Federal Music and Video Club, a distributor of discount books for music and video purchases. He lives in Tempe AZ. IF THERE WAS A POSTCARD SENT WITH THIS NEWSLETTER (OR A PREVIOUS ONE), PLEASE FILL IT OUT AND SEND IT BACK - IT'S POSTAGE-PAID AND WILL ONLY TAKE YOU A FEW SECONDS!! LET US ALL HEAR FROM YOU! \r\nlUl 'irz/iz 3 "nsNmci ' AD\IS^3MNH\i ^xOZ 3HJ. 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