The Scribbler IL Published quarterly by Phi Chapter ofPhi G Gamma Delta for its graduate and undergraduate brothers Volume 59, No.1 Northwestern University March 1990 Martin to speak at Pig Dinner barrel was brought to the podium, out tumbled a squealing pig. The pig,after leading many young men on a wild chase,finally wascaughtand consumed, Phi Chapter is proud to announce that Phi Gamma Delta's Executive Director William A.Martin III will be the keynote speaker for the chapter's annual Norris Pig Dinner on Friday, May 11,1990. Recently,Phi has held this event at the chapter house, but in order to while Frank Norris (California 1894) directed a ceremony. "Every member present was then called on to renew his bond ofallegiance,fidelity,and alliance, accommodate the increased number of and to seal his vow on the bended knee t brothers we expect to attend,this year's by solemnly kissing the pig's snout." We proudly continue the tradition ofthe Norris Pig Dinner,now in it's 97th year! With this year's dinner being held dinner will be held at the Evanston Holiday Inn. Our last three speakers have been from the world ofsports. Football coach Francis Peay, athletic director Bruce Corrie, and last year's speaker, sportswriter Bill Jauss of the Chicago outside of the chapter house. Phi's undergraduates will also host an Tribune, have held top billing, but in anticipation of the 1990 Ekklesia in Chicago,this year we're switching our focus to the Fraternity. Ourfeatured guest.Brother Martin, graduated from Mississippi State University in 1975. He was the 68th Field Secretary of the Fraternity and after one year away from Fiji's administration, returned in 1979 to International Headquarters. He held the position of Director of Chapter Services until 1983 when he became Director ofFraternity Programming. In 1986, Martin succeeded Brother Bill Zerman as the Executive Director/Editor of the Fraternity, the position which he currently holds. We are delighted and honored to have Brother Martin joining us. William A. Martin III informal brunch on Saturday, May 12. In anticipation of beautiful spring weather,we ask you to consider bringing a change of clothes and taking part in a Softball or basketball game that afternoon. Rumor has it that Dave Bercu '87 has been working on his will present Gold and Silver Owl Awards jump shot and is looking forward to to those recipients in attendance. The renewing hoops rivalries with Stuart program will also include the Kruse '88 and our new Purple presentation of the Outstanding Legionnaire, David Whitlock '89. Phi Chapter would like to strongly Graduate Award, Guy B. Early Award encourage all Graduate Brothers who and Ronald L. Marmer New Inititate Award and, of course, the traditional may be considering attending this event to do so and to urge their pledge brothers "bringin' in the pig." The Norris Pig Dinner had it's tojoin us as well so that this evening can inauguration at the University of be fulfilling to as many as possible. Please call if you have any questions California at Berkeley in 1893. At the Class Day exercises,a"Phi Gam orator and to let us know if you will be coming. John Hasenberg(708)869-8947 ... took occasion to rap two rival Aric Stock(708)475-4228 fraternities for their monopoly of the Pig Dinner Co-chairmen gleeclubduringtheyear." Asasymbolic In addition to his address, Martin See Inside New Cabinet Graduate Profiles Bill Banta '43 salutes the pig at 1989 Pig Dinner p. 2 p. 4-5 Donors p. 6 New Initiates p. 7 \r\nPage 2 March 1990 The Scribbler A message from the President Dear Graduate Brothers, I am proud to report that Phi Chapter is continuing its Quest for Excellence. At last summer's Fiji Academy,Phi received honorable mention for the Jordan Bowl and its 16th straight academic excellence award for surpassing the allmen's average. With the 1990 Ekklesia to be held in Chicago,the brothers are excited to become immersed in the inner workings of the fraternity. I was excited to interact with some graduates at this to have this decision reptealed, but the future doesn't look promising. Phi Chapter needs your support,and we urge you to make your opinion known to the university administration. Secondly, due to increasing liability related to alcohol. Phi Gamma Deltajoined the Fratemity Insurance Purchasing Group. Among many subsequent restrictions on alcohol,our fratemity is forced to adopt"BYOB"parties. Despite the fact that this is rather unsettling news.Phi Chapter presses on in an effort to implement these new restrictions with other year's Homecoming. Our graduate brothers had a chance to fratemities on Northwestem's campus. see some of the aesthetic improvements we've made to the chapter house,but there are still many general inprovements needed to keep Fiji's housing competitive. AsPhi Chapterenters the nineties,we arefaced with two major dilemmas. After a year-long task force report on life I hope to see you all at the Pig Dinner in May, if not sooner,and again I remind you that you are always welcome to stop by the chapter house. I am sure you will find that Phi Gamma Delta is as strong as ever! Fratemally, at NU,ProvostRobertDuncan has decided to deferfraternity and sorority rush until the winter quarter. Besides disrupting W.Price Foltz '91 the normal flow of the school year for Greeks,deferred rush Chapter President will put many houses in financial straits — and Fiji is no exception. The Interfratemity Council is doing what it can NU defers rush Perge! New cabinet Northwestem Provost Robert Duncan announced this President Weston Price Foltz '91 is the fall that the university will adopt a deferred fratemity and sorority msh beginning with the 1990-91 school year. The decision, in which Duncan went against the third consecutive Corresponding Secretary to rise to the Phi Chapter presidency. A computer science major who hails from Shaker Heights,Ohio,Price has also served the chapter as Rush Chairman. recommendation of a Task Force subcommittee on Greek issues, has led to considerable anger among Greeks at Northwestem. While sororities initially joined in the fight by helping organize a protest float in the Homecoming Parade, they subsequently accepted the university's guidelines. Phi Gamma Delta and the Interfratemity Council, however,continue to oppose this unfair, unilateral decision. Our argumentagainst deferred msh is twofold. First,it would impinge on the rights of freshmen to join any campus organization they sochoose and would restrict their interaction with upperclassmen. Secondly,it could have seriousfinancial consequences on our chapter and the entire Greek system because freshmen would not pay dues or board costs until the winter. The university is offering a one-time stipend to help defray the lost revenue next fall, but it is merely a token amount that will not significantly improve our situation. Northwestem undergraduates continue to fight the decision to impose deferred msh,but our complaints seem to be falling on deafears. Therefore,we are asking our graduates to inform the administration thatthey find this decision unfair and unworkable. We encourage you to write to: Provost Robert Duncan Northwestem University Evanston,IL 60201 Treasurer Abdolreza Raissi '91 is from Edina, Minnesota, and served as chapter steward last year. Abdi is double-majoring in computer studies and political science and hopes to attend medical school after graduating from Northwestem. Recording Secretary David Howard Gefsky '92,a native ofPittsburgh,Pennsylvania,is majoring in History. In addition to fulfilling his duties at Phi Chapter,"Gef'serves as a committee chairman for the Special Olympics. Corresponding Secretary John Richard Adair'91 is from Golden Valley,Minnesota. He is Publicity Chairman for the Special Olympics and is a member of the marketing committeeforthe Activities& Organizations Board. John is a political science major. Historian Stephen Kalman Hettleman'91 is an English major from Baltimore, Maryland. Lastfall,Stephen took part in the Washington Semester program at American University in Washington, D.C. He is another past Rush Chairman. \r\nMarch 1990 The Scribbler Fijis dance to find cure for leukemia On the weekend of February 2-4, 1990, Northwestern held its 16th annual Dance Marathon, and Phi Chapter brothers played significant roles in the event. For the second consecutive year, the Leukemia Society of America was the beneficiary of one of the nation's largest college philanthropies. The focus ofthe event was 82couples pounding the floor for a grueling 30 straight hours. Numerous live bands and a foot-stomping square dance kept the dancers' spirit and feet alive throughout the weekend.Representing Fiji on the dance Page 3 REMEMBER! THE 142ND EKKLESIA OF THE FRATERNITY OF floor were David Vockell '89 and Paul "Scooter" Ejzak '93. Charles Foster '92 danced as well, for Naval ROTC. Phi Chapter also made its presence known through its participation on the administrative side. Scott Miller'91 and Jon Gordon'92headed the publicity and casino committees, respectively. Mick Bulakowski '91, Chuck Carey '92, Tony Crane '93, Mark Dooley '90, Mike McConnel!'90, Clinton Nosse!'92,Hunter Smith'90 and Gary Sutkin'91 all donated their time to other aspiects of the event. Students came to Norris University Center to gamble at the casino,play bingo and watch the dancers. They also came to see supermodel Cindy Crawford,a former NU student,and Chicago Bears quarterback Mike Tomczak kick off the Marathon on Friday night. Crawford was on hand Saturday to sell and autograph her swimsuit calendar. In all.Northwestern raised over$80,000for the Leukemia Society. Fiji ranked in the top ten fraternities by raising almost$1,200. Dance Marathon proved to be an exhilarating weekend in a sometimes all-too-dreary February. The Scribbler is a quarterly publication ofPhi Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta. Your suggestions and comments concerning content are always wlecome. Please let us know how we can serve you better, by writing: John Hasenberg Graduate Relations Chairman Phi of Phi Gamma Delta 2331 Sheridan Road Evanston,IL 60201 Editor: John Hasenberg '90 Assistant Editor: Dave Vockell '89 Contributors: Paul Ejzak '93 Price Foltz '91 Chris Grady '93 Eric Hagerman '91 Steve Hettleman '91 Mike McConnell '90 Bob Parks '92 Dave Revsine '91 Aric Stock '90 PHI GAMMA DELTA AUGUST 10-14,1990 HYATT REGENCY CHICAGO Phi will be one of the host chapters for this biennial extravaganza. Make your plans now to attend. If you need any information concerning Ekklesia, please write or call and we will assist you in any way possible. Halloween party Phi Chapter continued a tradition this past fall by hosting its third annual Halloween party for the children ofthe Better Boys Foundation,an afterschool program for underprivileged children in Chicago. The party, which was also hosted by Phi Gamma Delta's sister sorority.Kappa Alpha Theta,took place atthe fraternity house. Several brothers had specific themes in their rooms to entertain and sometimes frighten the children. Among the favorites were the infamous Dead Coffin Lady, the Crazy Axe Murderer and eyeball-sucking monsters. As well as scary creatures, fraternity and sorority members painted children's faces and helped them bob for apples. Due to the dangers of traditional trick-or-treating on the streets, many ofthe children's only festivities were at the FUI house. But according to Willie Sanders, supervisor of the Better Boys Foundation, the kids don't miss the practice of knocking on doors and asking for candy. "The kids get so excited and look forward to this party every year," he said. Because of the good times shared by all at this year's bash.Phi Chapter is looking forward to sponsoring the event again next year. \r\nPage 4 March 1990 The Scribbler Alumni ...Here, th Colmar was one of several Fijis from Robert M. "Frog" Rinnan lives in the Oak Park where he is a retired District Northwestern for their 15th reunion last Sales Manager for Alumay Mill Products. An economics major,Rinnan regularly returns to Evanston for the Homecoming festivities to relive the May. He was joined by Thomas M. Caughey,Daniel C.Griffin,James L. Holt, Ronald L. Marmer, Jeffrey D. Mays, Taco W. Mesdag, Michael S. fond memories of brotherhood and Messick and Stephen C. Rankin. camaraderie from his Phi days. "Frog" still keeps in touch with several graduates from the 1940s. James L."Pick" Foster is currently Class of 1974 who returned to Steven "Shady" Grady is an obstetrician/gynecologist for Baystate Medical Center in Holyoke, Mass. In his NU days,"Shady"was a psychology major and on the ski team. He remembers Chip "Otey" Warren '79 christening the lawn of Kappa Kappa Gamma during bone delivery to the tune ofKappa's initiation song. He asks that John W,Doane '80 contact him. working for Raynor Garage Doors in Dixon, Illinois, as a computer Allen C. Wasserman and his wife. Donald S. Condon is president of programmer/analyst. He and his wife, Lory, have a daughter. Lory who was Condon Corporation, a real estate firm Linda, have three sons, Ben, Joe and bom in July 1988. Allen is an attorney in Palm Beach, Florida. Don is the Kyle. "Pick" wants to hear from Andy specializing in civil litigation for the proud grandfather of Ashley and Chase Condon,children ofhis son Gregg. He Martin, J.D. Jameson, Bryan "Worm" Solmos, Jeff"0" Nyweide, New York office of Coudert Brothers. said a lot ofPhi brothers have turned up he said everyone in Florida and Kirk "Mo" Morledge, Rich Barton Erwin K.Anils and Sharon Kristjanson and Steve Christian. are the proud parents ofa daughter bom in August 1989, Caroline Kristjanson Robert Weber and his wife,Linda,are Aulis. remembers"the grip." Don said running into NU Fiji's and remembering the great Island parties inspire his feelings the proud parents of their second son, of brotherhood. Samuel Hersh Weber,bom in July 1989. Peter C. Babcock was a psychology major and is now retired from Navistar Intemational Corporation. He lives in Rock Island, Dlinois. Ken Strange is the debate coach for Dartmouth University and lives in West Michael Spound and his wife, Heidi Bohay, have a son,Zachary. GRADUATEFEATURE Huif hopes to And Lebanon, New Hampshire. Last year, While many undergraduates gear heled Dartmouth to the National Debate up for spring break trips to Florida, Michael Huff is also heading to the sunshine state — to try to get ajob. But Huff isn't looking for just any kind of work. He's trying to eam a spot on the Tournamentchampionship. He has had 26 teams qualify for nationals and has been named college coach of the year four times. Ken, a communications studies major,spentalotoftime debating at NU but found time to serve Phi Chapter as Historian, Recording Secretary and Rush Chairman. His most vivid memory waslofting water balloons 1990 Easter Seal Telethon. Colmar is a Colmar and lives in Northbrook. triples and walks, and ranks second in mns, fifth in hits and sixth in batting part of Huff's life at NU. "If I didn't have the house,I probably would have gone crazy," he said. His initiation in the leading base stealers in AAA. He eamed a starting spot in the AAA All- Peltier '70 and Tom Browne '71. He partner in the law firm of Johnson & 'Cats' all-time leader in stolen bases, Dukes,Huffhit over.300and wasone of Star Game and rode this tide to a late- Craig P.Colmar was Chairman of the While at Northwestem,Huff made many breaks for himself. He is the average. summer stint with the Dodgers before an injury cut short his dream. he has not seen since 1975. break." Los Angeles Dodgers. Last season with the Albuquerque from the roof with Tim Berry'72,Pete sends a hello to Kurt Stiver'70, whom Peggy and Bruce "Barn Dog" Barnhart proudly announced the birth oftheir second daughter,Caley. Bmce, a communications studies major at NU, Phi Gamma Delta was an integral Now in his late twenties, after several outstanding years in the minor leagues. Huff realizes his time to make the big leagues may be running out. "A lot of the players go back and forth depending on injuries," he said. "Everyone is good enough to be in the majors, it's just a matter of getting a Mike Huffduring his pic, \r\nMarch 1990 The Scribbler Page 5 ere and everywhere now lives in St. Louis, Mo. He is an Kenneth Glickstein and Robin Lynne investment banker with Goldman Sachs. investment representative/business reporter for Edward P. Jones & Co. Bruce and Larry Clifford '80, who also lives in St.Louis,spent the summer playing wiffle ball and drinking beer. Of his Phi days, he fondly rembers meeting Jolawi, Maqbool and Wasif at Jack in the Box after drinking at "The Levy were married on June 24,1989,in He gota big kick outofa recent practical joke on Ed Gillette '88. Chicago. Ken started working as a management consultant for Ernst & Whinney last year. He had previously been with Salamon Brothers' Chicago Corporate Finance Departmentin atwoyear financial analyst program. learned everything there is to know about Miracle Whip. Club." He wants to know where Jeff "The D"Kinzel is now. Michael M. Morison married Gloria Gottfried on July 15,1989,in Vermont. Brad Barbera, a former Chapter Presidentand Outstanding Senior,works for Kraft in Chicago, where he has J.P. Mullarkey remembers Stuart Kruse '88 throwing up in front of the Sweetwater Cafe in downtown Chicago. He sends his regards to Dave Whitlock '89 — "Hey, Whit, Wassup?" He has been trying to reach Dave Catlin '88. David Whitlock is Phi's new Purple Legionnaire. A communicationsstudies major,"Whit" is currently recovering from ankle surgery and lookingforward to returning to the hardwood of Northbrook. Corporation President. A former Chapter President and recent graduate Joseph Stuart Kruse is an engineer with Goodyear in Akron, Ohio, but rumor has it he may be looking to return Charles George Milner is a first-year law student at Temple University in of NU's law school. Drew is currently to the Chicago area. Philadelphia. Eric Osterherg,aformerpledge trainer and rugby madman,is in his first year at the Emory University School of Law. David Sigman is in medical school at the University ofMaryland in Baltimore. Andrew Z. Soshnick is Phi's House an attorney with Baker & Daniels in Indianapolis. Dermot Mulroney is featured in the movie,"Staying Together." Craig Nossel is in Los Angeles, completing a 2-year program as an Bela Barner, the 1989 Guy B. Early Award-winner,recently began working with Andersen Consulting in Chicago. Mark Cohon is living in Toronto,where he is the founder and director of a home with Dodgers Fiji came about partially because of baseball. He met his pledge father,Jon Oshorne '83, on the team. Jon stood out because ofall the guys rushing him, "he just sat back in the wings and was a very good friend," Huff recalled. The hectic schedule ofprofessional baseball is nothing new for this hard hitting Fiji. Hufffinished his industrial engineering degree from Northwestern in the spring of 1987. His academics mm days at Northwestern m Canadian-Sovietexchange program for high school students. had been interrupted in the spring of 1985 when he was drafted by the AD ASTRA Dodgers' rookie team. Huff began his pro career that summer with the Great Falls Dodgers and picked up another quarter at NU in Fratres qui ferunt sed nunc ad astra: the winter. He moved up to the A level the next year and to the AA San Antonio Mission in 1987. With San Antonio, Huff made the All-Star team and was voted one of the league's top three Paul K. Cook '47 November 8,1987 Roy C.Zahn '50 September 17,1988 G. Jerry Elston '56 November 23,1988 outfielders. He hit.304and led the team William A.Auer'59 in hits, runs scored, triples, game- January 2, 1989 winning RBI's and stolen bases. With his "quiet game" of strong defense,bunting,hitting line drives and legging out triples. Huff put together Mark H. Beaubien '36 the same William W.Holloway '49 July 1,1989 George W.Creal '29 kind of numbers in Albuquerque last year and showed that he belongs in the major leagues. Now he just has to find a way to stay there. January 4, 1989 William R. Dellert'47 March 4,1989 December 10,1989 \r\nPage 6 The Scribbler March 1990 Graduate Contributions ACCOUNT 4805 DONORS The brothers of Phi Chapter would like to express our sincere gratitude to the many brothers who have contributed 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 to the Chapter House. We would like to remind our donors that corporate gifts must be specifically designated for Account4805 in order to be credited to Phi Gamma Delta. Gifts received after publication will be recognized in subsequent issues. Following is the list of 1989-90 donors: Angelo J. Accetta '73 George H. Gruenwald '44 Benjamin A. Pecar '84 H. Bert Ahrensfeld '33 Randolf A. Gschwind '71 Charles T. Petersen '83 Richard E. Allen '61 Hetzal Hartley '77 Steven J. Price '83 Harry L. Arnold '32 Clifford S. Aspegren '39 Robert H. Henert '64 Stanley E. Prosniewski '87 Robert C. Hootman '48 James R. Redic '47 Lawrence A. Rusinko '84 Russell G. Bannister '41 Eugene E. Husting '31 George E. Irwin Jr. '40 R. Craig Jennings '61 William B. Banta '43 Thomas M. Kalin '62 James F. Shaw '77 Robert E. Bamhart '50 Ronald J. Kanter '75 Louis J. Slade '66 Richard M. Barton '78 Mark D. Kaufman '71 Glen C. Smith Jr. '41 Herbert B. Beighley III '75 Spencer L. Kline '82 Brian D. Sogge '69 James Berkenstadt '78 Howard A. Koch '43 Andrew Z. Soshnick '85 Frank H. Bertsch '47 J. Stuart Kruse '88 William J. Bettman '86 Erwin K. Aulis '80 Peter C. Babcock '56 Robert M. Rinnan '44 Gary E. Schmidt '62 Carl J. Kuehnert'39 Philip Sparling '27 John E. Spiess '42 H. Culver Boldt'81 Robert M. Lambom '41 Daniel Stevens '66 Robert L. Brintnall '44 James C. Lampl '69 Kurt R. Stoehr '39 William H. Christison III '58 James W.Leisner '46 Murray R. Supple '86 James R. Coy '47 Ronald L. Marmer '74 Richard P. Thorsen '67 Robert B. Crew '33 Robert A. Dittman '68 Steven S. Marquardt '63 David R. Mayberry '83 Robert A. Mays '43 Thomas J. Toy '77 Robert D. Tripp '43 Christopher P. Vemon '83 Frederick R. Emerson '42 Mark J. Merriman '71 John H. Warton '43 David A. Geller '85 Michael S. Messick '74 Kenneth D. Watson '56 Vemon E. George '61 Douglas Westwater '67 Eric R. Gilliland '84 Walker T. Meyer '41 Benjamin G. Mogni IV '84 Ernest C. Gray '47 Howard W.Pearsall '31 Warren T. Davis Jr. '48 J. Stuart Wolf Jr. '84 GUY B. EARLY FUND DONORS The Guy B. Early Award is presented annually to an undergradate member of the Phi Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta 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 MemorialFund,along with the brothers ofPhi Chapter,express their sincere appreciation for the many generous donations received in 1989. Angelo J. Accetta '73 James L. Holt '74 Jonathan M. Osbome '83 Erwin K. Aulis '80 Herbert J. Jordan III '78 Robert A. Perina '79 Richard M. Barton '78 Ronald J. Kanter '75 Stanley E. Prosniewski '87 James F. Shaw '77 Herbert B. Beighley III '75 Richard W. Kramer '77 H. Culver Boldt'81 J. Stuart Kruse '88 Donald L. Sherwood Bmce C. Boynick '79 John Z. Kukral '82 Stephen D. Christian '78 Joseph P. Maguire '83 C. Bradley Smith 11 '77 Mrs. Genevieve W.Thompson Thomas J. Toy '77 Christopher P. Vemon '83 Jonathan W. Doane '80 Mrs. Marian Marmer Geoffrey A. Durham '76 Ronald L. Marmer '74 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Early Michael S. Messick '74 Jonathan G. Vuckovich '82 George H. Ehemann III '74 David J. Meyers '79 Robert O.Y. Warren IV '79 Donald C. Elder III '74 James S. Erkert Jr. '76 Charles J.G. Griffin '75 Michael M. Morison '85 Robert A. Weber '77 James A. Grum '77 David L. Nelson '67 J. Stuart Wolf Jr. '84 W. Kennedy Neville '86 Jeffrey O. Nyweide '78 James R. Ziah '77 \r\nMarch 1990 Page 7 The Scribbler Phi News Undergraduate focus The undergraduates of Phi Chapter continue to take the prestigious name ofPhi Gamma Delta worldwide. Stephen Hettleman '91 recently retumed from a quarter at American University in Washington,and Eric Hagerman'91 spentthe fall as an intern with the Boulder Daily Camera. Across the Atlantic,Charlie Firth'91 and Mark Kim'91 are spending the year studying in London. Closer to home, many Fijis hold prominent positions at Northwestem. Mark Dooley '90 is the Co-chairman of the 1990 Special Olympics and David Gefsky'92,John Adair '91, Matt Hirshfield '91 and Gary Sutkin '91 are all committee chairmen. Many Phi Gams also participated in the 16th annual Dance Marathon,(see article, p. 3) Elsewhere on campus.Hunter Smith'90is the Director Brothers enjoy thel989 White Star Formal Wagner'92 play acoustic guitar for various campus events. the Daily Northwestem and Dave Revsine '91 is assistant sports director of WNUR. Bob Parks'92 is president of the Under the bright lights,Rob Wooldridge'90 and Rich Miller'92 recently appeared in the mainstage production of "Biloxi Blues," while Wooldridge and Tony Crane '93 acted in"The Danton Case." Crane is currently appearing in the Arts Alliance's touring production of "The Phantom New Greek Council and Steve Gerber '92 serves as an IFC Tollbooth." David Hollander '90 has also directed and representative to the Associated Student Govemment. David participated in a number of productions on the NU campus. Fijis are also well-represented in the realm of athletics. Goalkeeper George Kokodynski'91 anchored the Wildcat soccer team and eamed recognition as MVP ofthe Cleveland State Soccer Classic. Kelly Capper'93,Charlie Hobey'92 of Speakers for the Activities & Organizations Board and writes a column for the Northwestem Review. In other journalistic pursuits,John Hasenherg'90 is a columnistfor Ehroon '90, Scott Miller '91,Paul Moretta '90 and Gary Sutkin '91 continue Phi Chapter's proud tradition as Residential Assistants. Phi Chapter is well-represented in theatre and music. Aric Stock '90 sings with the a cappella group "The Bare and Joe O'Toole '92 are also on the soccer team. Ted Luke's Episcopal Men and Boy's Choir in Chicago. Eric Letsinger can be seen performing on campus and in Chicago Kreppein'93 was a leading scorer for the club hockey team, James Kelly '92 and Drew "Womhaf'Elste '93 played on the club lacrosse team and Tom Lohuis'90is presidentofthe with the rock group"Artistic Feet." Jamie Rea'92and Mike NU ski team. Essentials," and Charles Foster '92 is a member of the St. Phi initiates 11 mSTORIAN'S CORNER On January 20,1990,Phi Chapter initiated eleven young men into the bonds of brotherhood. The 1989 fall pledge class saw their hopes realized as active badges were placed over their hearts for the first time. The newly initiated brothers are: DID YOU KNOW? The Mount Rushmoie Natknal Memcnial in South Dakota is named in honor of the late Charles E. Walker Farley Bass Little Rock, AK Paul Stanley Ejzak Gerald Stanton Beronja Pittsburgh,PA Racine, WI Omar Habib. Palatine, IL Timothy Wilson Heck ,Andrew Stuart Elste Lakeville, CT Kelly James Capper # Pittsburgh,PA Edward Joseph Kreppein Palatine, IL '- Christopher Charles Grady Greenwich, CT J. Anthony Crane < Los Angeles, CA Austin, TX Joel Randolph Wilson Pasadena, CA Rushmoie(City CollegeofNew York •76). Brother Gene Ceman (Purdue *56) was the 1 Idi man to walk the moon. J.Allen Harris(BritidiCotumbia *22)was one ofdie co-discovefers of die 61st dieniical elonent, illinium, in 1926. As of 1988, diere were 2,222 families enrolled in Fiji's Sires and Sons. AND CLOSER TO HOME... Clay Maloom(Nodhwestem *87) acted as Daiuiy Devito's qidcial assistanton the setof"The Warofdie Roses." Tony Crane(NoitbweAem The bright-eyed and bushy-tailed 1989fall pledge class '93)acted in die same film. \r\nPage 8 March 1990 The Scribbler Northwestern news The Northwestern men's basketball team suffered through Big 10 campaign,leading the conference in scoring for most another disappointing season. With three games left, the ofthe season. He also led the league in three-point percentage and was in the top ten in field goal percentage and assists. Last year's star, senior forward Walker Lambiotte had a disappointing year, as did center Brian Schwabe,a graduate student. Besides Walters,the main bright spots for NU were sophomores Kevin Nixon and David Holmes. On a brighter note,the Northwestern women's basketball team was ranked #13 in the nation and was closing in on the Big 10 championship. TheLady Wildcats,21-4(12-3 in the Wildcats stood at 9-16 overall, with a Big 10 record of 2-13. The'Catsjumped out ofthe gate with an impressive 5-1 start, their only loss coming at the hands of national power Duke, but things took a tum for the worse in late December as the 'Cats dropped two one-point decisions on the road against quality opponents, Brigham Young and Vanderbilt. Things went quite poorly for NU in conference play, with their only wins coming at home against Wisconsin and Iowa. The Wildcats played well in several other contests against conference)were led by sophomoreforward Michelle Savage, nationally-ranked clubs,including seven-pointlosses at home who was second in the nation in field goal percentage, and sophomore point guard Nancy Kenelly, who was among the to Illinois, Michigan and Purdue. Several individuals have shined for Northwestern. nation's leaders in assists. Sophomore shooting guard Rex Walters has had an excellent Looking ahead... ...and looking back March 16-25 26 Spring Break First day ofspring quarter April 1 f Fest on First May 1 Founders'Day:Phi Gamma Delta's 142nd Anniversary II. Norris Pig Dinner 18-20 Reunion Weekend 26 Armadillo DaylMayfest 27 FIJIISLAND 1980 — Was it really that long ago? June -*01 9 Examinations end,summer vacation begins 15 Baccalaureate 16 One Hundred Thirty-Second Annual Commencement August 10-14 I42nd Ekklesia, Chicago Phi of Phi Gamma Delta 2331 Sheridan Road Evanston,IL 60201 O. tP MAR Yoscmue 9000.1*340 COO ❖UGC 0000 CHAPTER RHJ PRESIDENT ALPHA GE PHI Z02 CHURCH STREET BLACKS3URG VA GAMMA 24060 DELTA \r\nPHI GAMMA DELTA GRADUATE QUESTIONNAIRE Full Name: Nickname: Address: City: Occupation: Place of employment: Class: Major: Today's Date: Phone:{ State: ) Zip: Awards, promotions or job changes: Offices and Activities at Northwestem: Recent additions to Fiji family (spouse, children, grandchildren): Do you know of the recent death of a brother? Name and class: Phi Grads you would like to see a story on, and briefly, why?:. Can you relate a recent encounter with other Fijis?. A message to a brother: Other remarks, suggestions and news: If you have pictures, more in-depth information, or any questions or comments, please address correspondence to: John Hasenberg Graduate Relations Chairman Phi Gamma Delta 2331 Sheridan Road Evanston,IL 60201 \r\nWere you there? 1984 PIG DINNER Place John Hasenberg Graduate Relations Chairman Phi Gamma Delta 2331 Sheridan Road Evanston, XL 60201 Please note With the change of the Chicago Suburban area code, Phi Chapter's new phone number is: (708)491-3556