Ul TPuum Xi Deuteron Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Case Western Reserve University SPRING 1987 Vol. IV, No. 2 ! ft.-.' ff .K... m \r\nPage 2 Spring, 1987 Potpourri SPRING RUSH '87 Spring rush was a success for Xi Deuteron. The two rush chairmen, Pete Gingras and Pete Moritz really came through in organizing and motivating the chapter. Though the rush period was only two weeks long, they still managed to plan and carry PRESIDENT'S REPORT out a number of well attended events. I am pleased to say that, again this year, the Xi Deuteron Chapter has one of the most diverse fraternities on campus. Among our 38 active brothers, weTiaye 14 involved with varsity from football to fcncing.3^g;^bave 3 brothers who ^re recently elected to Inter-FraternityLbwoQil^ positions -Richard Koiacinski '88, Greek Week ChairrrTSf^toe MeiiotT^SgJudicial Alternate-Matthew VonDuhn '88). We have 7 brothers myolvgdwith the cooperative education program. This is the largest nurTT6gr-ef-members from any one liuuse orT campus. We also have 2 brothers that were elected to the Order of Omega. Each semester, this honors society recognizes the top 3% of fraternity members on campus. Also, three brothers have started a computer bulletin board. Any Phi Gamm in the country can connect to the terminal using any ordinary modem. (For in terested brothers, the data line number is 217-299-7545). This semester, a large emp_hasis has been placed on structural improvements in our home^^TFuee major projects for this semester include: asbestos removal/ctftbgTjTsulation, and carriage house Foof repairs. An interesting rush tool is being implemefited inttKour home improver^^nt schedule. This is something we like to catix^The Fiji Wall of F^me." It is a wall ofthe Chapter House reserved^or The opener was a Wake Party for our home-town Brown's valiant effort to win a berth in the Superbowl. The encore to this fine event was the bi-annual Casino Night. The Rushees proved to be excellent gamblers and won most of the prizes. Our cook, John Denson, was invaluable during rush. He kept the mouths of the rushees watering with his delicious roast beef and others entrees at Tuesday and Thursday dinners. He also ' displayed his culinary genius at the bid dinner with his succulent chicken cordon bleu. We acquired seven outstanding pledges from this rush. As a chapter we are eagerly looking forward to their joining us in brotherhood. Perge! Fraternally, James McDougal '87 XI DEUTERON CHAPTER OFFICERS Scott VanDame, '87 President Jon Schindier, '89 Treasurer Fredrick Goodwin, '89 framed, 8x10 photographs of famous Phi Gamms. We have had afiother outstanding rush this semester in pledg-) ing 7 fine men. This rhakes a total of 14 for the academic year/ Since we will have thre^mpre brothers returning to C^ Recording Secretary Lee Morgan, '87 Corresponding Secretary Paul Cordts, '89 Historian Western Reserve University this fall Snd only 3 Seniors graduating this spring, this is a substantial increase in the number of active brothers. During my years in college, I have met many brothers from around the country. On many occasions, I have worn my Fiji shirt and have had numerous graduates introduce themselves as Phi Gamms from other universities. Presently, I have the pleasure of working with 3 Phi Gamma Delta ex-presidents. It is very pleas ing to see that "Phi Gamma Delta is not for college days alone." In closing, I would like to thank my brothers, the House Cor HOUSE CORPORATION James Griffith, '54 John Lathe, '44 Secretary Robert Niehaum, '69 Treasurer poration, and the Board of Chapter Advisors for their continued Fraternally, BOARD OF CHAPTER ADVISORS (BCA) Scott Vandame President Jay Gray, Wahash '52 Don Arnold, Illinois, '61 Steven Cunningham, Miami '74 SPRING PLEDGES Dave Bower '90 — Bowerstown, Ohio; Biomedical Engineering, Varsity Football and Baseball Mike Elmer '90 — Akron, Ohio; Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, President CWRU Bike Club Brian Gantt '90 — Suffern, N.Y.; Electrical Engineering Brandon Gill '90 — Effort, PA; Fluid/Thermal Science, Varsity Baseball Rob Henderson '90 —Solon, Ohio; Chemical Engineering Pete MeKenna '90 — Antigo, Wl; Audio Engineering Steve Moose '90 — Randolph, Ohio; Biology, Varsity Golf Vice President Thomas J. Puette, '69 support. Perge'! President Paul Qua, Depauw '82 Michael Ciancone, CWRU '83 David Pratt, CWRU '83 \r\nSpring, 1987 Potpourri Page 3 1987 GRADUATE CHAPTER DUES A notice was mailed in February to all Fiji grads in the greater Cleveland and surrounding areas. Ifyou have responded, great! If not, please take the time to send your $12.00 check to Roger Peckinpaugh. TREASURER'S REPORT It was a great honor to be elected as the chapter treasurer for 1987 PAID DUES LIST (as of 3/22/87) 1987. I had served as assistant treasurer under jim McDougal bookkeeping for the chapter. As I took over my position this spr ing, 1 was fortunate to have no outstanding receivables from BOWEN, RICHARD L. JOBE, CHARLES brothers living in the house. This is the result of the financial policies set down by the past cabinet. This got my term off to a BUCK, ROBERT T. KENDRICK, BRUCE good start; and I hope to improve upon the excellent job done by BUESCHER, ALFRED J. LATHE, JOHN H. Jr. Brother McDougal. After three good years of rush, the house is again at capacity. BUESCHER, FRED LINGELBACH, JONATHAN We also have a number of brothers living out of the house. With the strong chapter that we have, 1 anticipate no financial pro BUESCHER, STEPHEN L. MANGELS, LOUIS A. blems in my term as treasurer. One area 1have been working op BUSSE, ELLIS E. MANN, THEODORE Jr. With help from the Board of Chapter Advisors, 1have taken steps to contact these brothers and to collect the money owed to the chapter. Hopefully it will all be collected by the end of the CARNEY, PATRICK MARTIEN, HARRY CARTER, WILLIAM E. Jr. MORTON, JOHN M. semester. CASTELE, THEODORE NAGY, LOU the direction of the new cabinet, I know Xi Deuteron can ac CORNMAN, MILTON NORWICK, ROBERT J. complish all of the goals we have set, and show the campus com DAVIS, HARRY L. Jr. NYERGES, GEORGE L. EVANS, GEORGE F. OBERDANK, LAWRENCE FRANCK, BRIAN A. PARR, MARK FUSSELMAN, R.K. PAUL, PETER V. GIBSON, WILLIAM F. QUA, GEORGE F. XI DEUTERON GRADUATES LEAD IN ANNUAL DUES HAUSERMAN, W.F. QUA, PAUL B. Xi Deuteron graduate brothers keep the Chapter among the leaders in participation in the International Fraternity's annual dues appeal. In the 1985-86 appeal Xi Deuteron's 12.20 percent HENN, MITCH SACKETT, GEORGE L. HODGMAN, JAMES R. SEILER, JEFFREY is reducing the amount of receivables from graduate brothers. With the combined effort and enthusiasm of the chapter under munity how great this fraternity can be. Fraternally, Perge' Jon L. Schindler '89 participation rated fourth place, except for three long-defunct HOLLMEYER, LEWIS H. STOYANOFF, EDWARD M. Chapters with only a handful of living graduates. Finishing ahead of Xi Deuteron last yearwere Purdue with 19.07 percent, Bradley HORVATH, MICHAEL J. WEIBEL, DON A. with 14.93% and Lehigh with 12.93 percent. Xi Deuteron HRONEK, JAMES J. ZEUCH, RICK graduate brothers have been faithful for many years. In 1984-85 Xi Deuteron's 11.48 percent placed fifth behind Purdue, Bradley, General Motors Institute, and Lehigh. The 1983-84 results found JANOSEK, GERALD W. Xi Deuteron with 12.67% in fifth place behind Purdue, Bradley, INTER-FRATERNITY CONGRESS REPORT Mississippi State and Ohio State. While the results speak for themselves, we are proud to add that our graduates help to prove that "Phi Gamma Delta is not for college days alone." Living members Contributors Percent participation Rank among Chapters Average gift 1985-86 1984-85 1983-84 754 749 742 92 86 94 12.20 11.48 12.67 4th 5th 5th Though Fijis have long been recognized as campus leaders among the fraternities at CWRU, three Phi Gamms, all ofwhom are of the Fall '84 pledge class, have made it official. They were recently elected and sworn to three offices in the IFC. The IFC is the governing body of the fraternity system, and, as such, re quires strong leaders to successfully fulfill the responsibilities of this body. Apparently, the fraternity system felt that Fijis were the men for the job. $43,79 $31.45 $30.88 Brother Matthew VonDuhn was elected to the post of first alternate Justice. His duties are to step in for any of the regular justices when they are unable to fairly judge IFC rules infractions among the fraternities or individual members of the fraternity system. (Continued on pg. 4) \r\nSpring, 1987 Potpourri Page 4 (Continued from pg. 3) Brother Joseph Meliott was selected for the position of Social GIRARD D. BOND PASSES AD ASTRA Chairman. His duties are to assess the social life of the fraternities and to organize and oversee Creek Week. Finally, Brother Richard Kolacinski was chosen to serve in the role of IPG President. His main obligations in this post include running IPG meetings, supervising the work of the other officers, and serving as liason between administration and the Greek system, as well as between other faculty and student organiza tions and the Greek system. Some exciting goals have been set by these men, and it pro mises to be an interesting year for the IPG. Brother Girard D. Bond (OSU '22) passed away on January 16, 1987 while vacationing in Florida. Brother Bond was always an active member of the graduate chapter, attending nearly every function when in town. He was always present at the noon GAG luncheons. He was our representative at many Ekklesias and was a long-time member of the Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foun dation. A memorial fund has been set up in Brother Bond's memory, and contributions should be sent directly to the Educa tional Foundation. This fund will be used to award scholarships in his name to deserving undergraduate students. We've lost a great Fiji, and he will be sorely missed. GRADUATE RELATIONS PLANNED ACTIVITIES This semester's graduate relations program has already jumped off to a good start and we hope to surpass last semester's suc cesses. The Fall Smoker was well attended, especially by a large contingent from the class of '62. Homecoming saw the Fijis resur rect the tradition of the float. Our initiative has brought about the renewal of the Greek Float Competition for next years The actual dates for the events listed below will be announced ,via post card mailingthroughout the year. Due to the expense of a full mailing to the many area brothers, the events mailing list will be to those who have paid '87 dues. Homecoming. April —Activity PlanningMeeting ... Coast Guard Officers Club This springs Graduate Faculty Dinner was, as in the past, a huge success. Many deans and faculty attended and learned April 24 —Xi Deuteron Pig Dinner much about the social service projects Xi Deuteron is involved in May — Indians Game this year. After dinner, brothers conducted house tours during June — Gold & Silver Owl Awards which many of the guests commented positively on our house improvement efforts. Xi Deuteron's 82nd Annual Frank Norris Pig Dinner will be July — Indians Game held on April 24, at the Union Club in downtown Cleveland. This September — Indians Game location was chosen so that the dinner will be equally convenient October — for both East and West side brothers. Please note that the Union The Union Club August — Annual Golf Outing Club represents a change from the previously announced loca November — Fall Smoker tion of the Cleveland Athletic Club. This years speaker will be December — Annual Christmas Gathering Xi Deuteron Chapter House former Archon president and Ritualist Louis A. "Bud" Mangels, Indiana '56. Brother Mangels is currently the Legate and House Corporation President for the newly installed Alpha Omega Any ideas for a graduate chapter event? Please call one of the officers and express your thoughts. chapter at Akron University. The cost for the dinner will be approximately $30 per person. Any donations to help cover the costs of undergraduate dinners would be greatly appreciated. We plan to have cocktails at 5:30 and serve dinner at 6:30. This year we also hope to present Golden and Silver Owl awards for years '34-'35 and '59-'60 to Xi REMEMBER The graduate chapter is still meeting for lunch every Tuesday at Deuteron recipients in attendance. noon at the Cleveland Athletic Club. No reservations required. Please remember, brothers, that since its inception in 1893the Pig Dinner has traditionally been a time for reuniting of Join us anytime! classmates and friends, if there is some brother you have not seen in a while, look him up in your graduate directoryand drop him a line. Have him meet you at this years Pig Dinner to relive some old memories. The undergraduate brothers of Xi Deuteron hope you will attend. After all. Phi Gamma Deltais not for collegedays alone. Perge! Fraternally, Matthew J. Fox '88 James A. Castiglione '88 Graduate Relations Go-Ghairmen \r\nPages Spring, 1987 Potpourri JOHN DENSON'S 25TH ANNIVERSARY This is the twenty-fifth year that John Denson has been the cook for Xi Deuteron. Through these years, John has provided savory food for the chapter's regular meals, and has also impress ed the guests of the chapter with his expertise at special house functions. He is highly esteemed by the faculty of CWRU for his work at the Graduate-Faculty Dinners. John's first association with Xi Deuteron occurred while he was with Saga Foods catering for Western Reserve College. Brothers Dick Traci '59 and Roger Brandt '59 convinced John to take on the job of feeding the fraternity in 1962. Since then, John has been an integral part of Fiji life at Xi Deuteron. Early on, John caroused with the brothers and blessed them with his spirited company. He took some ribbings over such things as broken windshields, snow angels, and sink attacks,but he has endured these jests with grace. The Fijis fondly remember Spring Break with John in Florida at the dog tracks and celebrations of John's birthday. We all fre quently recall these fond memories, and others as well. Pictures John refuses to have his picture taken by the brothers, and has been known to sneak into the trophy room to rip them out of the yearbooks. His Diets In the winter of 1985 John taped his mouth shut so he could not eat. The brothers responded by continually insulting him. All he could do was grunt and flash a large knife at a few of them. Another time while on a diet, John was eating his diet concoc tion, and topped it with a piece of pie. Of course, everyone remembers John's old black lady accent. More than once on a Sunday morning you could hear John talk ing to the radio in this high voice. Whenever brothers visited John he used to use this voice when answering the intercom to his apartment. Also, John would unlock the door, setting off the buzzer, only to release it when the unsuspecting party would reach the door. Many a visitor was frustrated into leaving in this way. remember when I was an undergrad, it was always cool to meet the brothers who had graduated, you know, twenty years ago. By the way, we are trying to recruitsome more B.C.A. members. If any Graduate brother would liketo be on the Board of Chapter Advisors, I would like them to call me at 216-531-3000 during business hours." Dave also elaborated on some goals pertaining to the house itself. "The chapter is really running smoothly now. I would like to see this continue. One way I think it might help is to install some sort of continuity from semester to semester in committees. One of the suggestions I have is to create a permanent record of what each committee does during the semester, sort of a filing system for committees. This would make the committee more efficient since they would have a source of information to go to. I would like to get involved with the Awards Committee as well. This chapter is doing extremely well, and I would like to see Xi Deuteron get the recognition for that progress." We asked Dave about some of his undergraduate memories. "My most memorable experience? Hmmmm It's hard to pick just one story and say This is my most memorable ex perience'; therewereso many ofthem. AlotIcan't really tell you for publication.' "Let's see," he leaned back and thought, "I remember the Pearl Harbor Day Party we had when I was a pledge. We had been drinking a little, and afterawhile, decidedto makethe party a coat and tie party. The onlythingwas that that wasallwe wore! Just a coat and tie and underwear. So, we were all running around like this when someone got the bright idea to lock all of the women up in the trophy room. They escaped through the window. All the Fiji Islands stickout heavily in my mind.The best Fiji Island isthe one after you graduate. I mean, you're done with school, and you can just party. Two of my most memorable serious experiences were the Ohio State Acadamy and the Toronto Ekklesia." After Four Years of living at the Xi Deuteron house, Dave said that he had learned a lot. With this in mind, he would like to pass on these words of "Ad-vice." John, thanks for the memories. Mike Dyer '86 Jim "Beaks" Mc Dougal '87 1) Don't put party posters up at convents 2) Don't chew snuff in the shower 3) Don't swim in Toronto Harbor 4) Don't let women ride Airplanes GRADUATE SPOTLIGHT 5) Don't leave Pearl Harbor parties without your shoes 6) Don't put hot coals in the dumpster 7) Don't trip over blind girls' canes An Interview with . . . . Brother Dave Pratt Xi Deuteron elected Dave Pratt '83as its Purple Legionnaire for 1987. A Case Graduate employed at Parker Hanathan as a Metallurgic Engineer, Dave took time out recently to talk about his new position. 8) Don't pass out in the first floor john 9) Don't store toilet paper in the dorm 10) Don't criuse Prospect with your wallet in your pocket "I feel really honored to be elected. Being a Purple Legionnaire was something I never really considered as an undergraduate. 11) Don't say, "You'll never swirl me." After Scott (Scott Van Dame, Xi Deuteron President) told me I had been nominated, I thought it over and decided I might enjoy Indeed, words to live by. Thank-you, Dave. the position. It gives me a good opportunity to help Xi Deuteron build. I'm glad I got the job. "One of my main goals is to work with B.C.A. and get it more involved with the House. I think that this type of graduate/undergraduate interaction is very important in the development of a chapter. I would like to see more graduates getting involved in the B.C.A. and with the house in general. I 12) And, by all means, don't use Baby Shampoo Perge' Fraternally, Lee Moi^an Corresponding Secretary \r\nSpring, 1987 Potpourri Page 6 THE FIJI HUNCH (Hunch — A Stimulus to Action) Fraternity of PHI GAMMA DELTA CLEVELAND GRADUATE CHAPTER Does this banner look familiar? Many of the older grads will remember it as the official newsletter of the Cleveland Graduate Chapter. Now it's being reborn as a part of the XI DEUTERON "POTPOURRI," and we are most appreciative to the alumni and undergrads for ask ing us to be a part of their publication. Ifyou have any graduate news, trivia or good old "BS", please send it along to one of the officers. 1987 GRADUATE CHAPTER OFFICERS Brian A. Franck, Miami '61 President 4888 Westbourne Road \" t Lyndhurst, Ohio 44124 0 Home; (216) 291-2428 Office: (216) 621-9200 Arthur G. Portz, Wittenberg '38 Vice President 2735 Gibson Drive Rocky River, Ohio 44116 Home: (216) 333-2821 GRADUATE RESPONSE Office: (216) 341-1700 Roger T. Peckinpaugh, Ohio Wesieyan '67 Erwin Lauffer ('49) is a retired architect from NASA-Lewis Treasurer 2730 Scarborough Road Ken "Luke" Lucas ('70) is a physician currently residing in Dayton Beach, Florida, with his lovely wife of one year, Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44106 Home: (216) 317-1310 Frederick E. Zeuch, Miami '63 4314 Hyde Park, 2 Research center. He spends his summers sailing at Atwood Lake with Woody Johnston and Carl Simmilink who are also Western Reserve College Phi Gamms. Laurentia. Asst. Treasurer Adrian Lathe ('50) is a vice-president and general manager of the C.j. Pallerson Co. in Kansas City. His pledge class moved the chapter from its previous location on Cornell Rd. to our current residence at 11317 Bellflower. North Olmsted, Ohio 44070 Haven "Mac" Eaton ('47) is a vice-president of Marcom Home: (216) 779-5860 Telecommunications in Lake Worth, Florida. He has fond Office: (216) 572-0110 memories of shooting rats in the living room of the Cornell House. Paul B. Qua, Depauw '82 . . Secretary 23935 Duffield Road Mauro A. Novello ('44) currently works at the Cleveland Clinic. His memories of Xi Deuterion include Fiji Island, Greek Week, and the Canoe Tilt in the Wade Park Lagoon. Shaker Heights, Ohio 44122 David "Herbie" Erwin ('68) is the Dean of Students at the Devry Institute of Technology in Cleveland, David comes from a Home: (216) 932-8648 Office: (216) 721-6000 long line of Fijis - his uncle, father, and grandfather are all Phi Gamms. He has many wonderful memories of Xi Deuteron in cluding John Denson's meals (especially the sauerkraut balls) Steven Cunningham, Miami '74 18675 Parkland Drive Shaker Heights, Ohio 44122 Home: (216) 752-5212 Office: (216) 354-2106 Asst. Secretary Don Gilbert ('51) is an Industrial Engineer at Gilbert and Associates. Don is still grateful to Brother Glen Mapes who ob tained a wrestling scholarship for him, which enabled Don to re main in school. John "Guth" Guthleben ('63) is a Gynecologist in Erie Penn sylvania. He has many fond memories of Phi Gamma Delta and would like to hear from Brothers Mike Podobnikar and Dale Rice. \r\nSpring, 1987 Potpourri Page 7 HOUSE CORPORATION ESTABLISHES GRADUATE MEMORIAL FUND The passing in recent years of Brothers Walter H. Sutter '13, Clarence H. "Dibby" Williams '14, Clyde T. Foster '17 and Sterling C. Prestage '27 resulted in bequests and/or donations to the House Corporation in their names. Following the death last year of Brother Albert G. Williams '27, a number of inquiries were received regarding memorial contributions in his name. Early in 1987 a resolution was adopted to provide for a more t» formal method for the House Corporation to receive memorial gifts. Following are pertinent excerpts of the resolution: Resolved: That there be established upon the books of the Xi. Deuteron Building Association Company a separate account to be known as the Graduate Memorial Fund. This account shall be funded with any gifts or bequests made to the Company and designated for the Graduate Memorial Fund. Gifts may be made in memory of a particular individual or may be unspecified. Fur-^ ther, any undesignated giftsor bequests left to the Company may be placed in this Fund. Further Resolved: That the monies in this account shall be used THE FRANK NORRIS PIG DINNER Each and every Fiji that reads this publication is cordially in vited to the 82nd Annual Xi Dueteron Frank Morris Pig Dinner. The Dinner will be held at the Union Club, which is at the corner of East 12th Street and Euclid Avenue, on Friday, April 24, 1987. ' Cocktails will be served at 5:30 with dinner to follow at 6:30. The price for dinner will be $30.00 per person. Ifyou plan to attend, please RSVP by mail: PHI GAMMA DELTA for the purchase, maintenance, rehabilitation, reconstruction or renovation of the real property owned by this Company. do MATT FOX 11317 Bellflower Road The House Corporation is pleased to announce that a contribu tion to establish an Albert G. Williams Memorial Fund has been received through the generosity of Mrs. Albert G. Williams. Brothers wishing to contribute to this memorial funds may do so by sending a check, made the Xi Deuteron Building Association, to the (Dorothy) or other payable to Treasurer: or by phone Cleveland, Ohio 44106 ,2,6)229-5851 Thank you, and we look forward to seeing you there! Robert W. Niebaum 6144 Bellevue Drive EDITOR'S LETTER North Olmsted, Ohio 44070 INTRAMURAL REPORT Fiji I.M. endeavors are going quite well this year. There has been active participation by most brothers and, more important ly, great support by the chapter as a whole when Phi Gamms have and event. The Fiji spirit has been overwhelming. The end of last fall's semester saw Phi Gamma Delta in second place in all-sports points. We finished second in track and third in volleybal. John "The Neck" Richmond led the bowling team to a fourth place finish while Chris Blasko and Joe Mellott pulled in the second place ranking in doubles tennis. In singles ping-pong, Doug Pope slammed to a third place finish. Fiji teams scored points toward the all-sports trophy in all but one sport last fall. The new semester brought a challenge: to win the all-sports The chapter publication, until this semester, was a dark and facinating mystery to me, a fresh new brother. When I took my post as editor, the energy, care, and enthusiasm that propels this publication to our graduate brothers slowly became apparent. My first taste of it came with the Norris Pig Dinner lastyear. The brothers I met all had fantastic memories to share, and they had suggestions as well as incredibly pertinent and wise advice to pass on. When the Smoker arrived the following fall, the per manence of Phi Gamma Delta brotherhood sank in. Listening to some hilarious stories and comparing them to my own unforget table times with the chapter struck a powerful note. Meeting Brian Franc and talking with Dick Tracy and others in my editorial chores made it seem very unlike work. With this note, I would like to sincerely thank my staff, James trophy. The drive to capture this coveted crown has been led by strong finishes in racquet sports, basketball, and wrestling. In singles badminton, Mike Jones volleyed to a third place finish. James Castiglione and Byron Selman defended their first place finish in doubles racquetball. The "Twin Towers," Jim Heuer and Dan Vaughn, and senior point guard Tim South led the basketball team to a fourth placefinish. First placefinishes by Joe Mellott and Bill Paxton and a third place finish by Tim Powell POTPOURRI STAFF allowed the Fiji grapplers to snag second place. With a little luck and the same Fiji Spirit we've seen this semester, Xi Deuteron stands an excellent chance of taking first James Castiglione Dan Vaughn '8^ '90 place in I.M. as we enter the final 2 months of competition. Dave Seemann '88 Castiglione, Dan Vaughn, and Dave Seemann, and to extend and dedicate this issue to the graduate brothers of Phi Gamma Delta with a hearty thank you for all you do and for who you are. Fraternally, Douglas Pope '89 \r\nPage 8 Potpourri Spring, 1987 THE REBIRTH OF A TRADITION The "Cute" of a Reborn Tradition The Stark Realism of an Established Art Xi Deuteron Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta 11317 Bellflower Rd. h' Cleveland, OH 44106 lo ! 2"^ APR 7 /9R'( V'\eac]