■■ ■ . ' -,•. . ;. • ANSWERED MAR'3 1991 •■ • '• •-;• i - '• -r—?»'• if-lTr ; • -i'H? MARH m\ i i r:-; Wht (gawjma TOlk Georgia Tech GAMMA TAU WINTER 1991 Tech's National Championship Football Program There were great expectations for a very talented Georgia Tech team before the 1990 season began, but Homecoming • Mini 500 Racing Team. Left to right: Ken Smith, Marc Katz, Jeff Smith, Scott Oran, Ray Sheppard, Chria Swartz, Will Avery Homecoming 1990 A Tradition Rekindled . . and the overall winner is - Phi Gamma Delta!" These words capped what had proved to be an exciting and fruitful week at the Fiji house. It all began back during rush week when brothers Steve Schafer, John Babb, and Scott no Tech fan could have possibly imagined the fairy tale season that followed. From a fourth quarter comeback at Virginia to a four quarter thrashing in the Citrus Bowl, this Tech team made accomplishments that we can all be proud of for many years to come. Realizing the many articles that have been written about Contraption far before parade day. In the meantime, ideas this team, I fell compelled to bring forth perhaps a grander aspect of what college athletics inculcates.. Many schools have great football teams, but very few have great football programs, and this becomes apparent by a team's demeanor were being generated for the front yard Display, under the while on the field. Nist made it their goal to build and troubleshoot the Homecoming theme of "Buzzin' Around The World." After I have never been a big fan of Notre Dame, as a matter of hours of discussion and debate, we decided on our entry to fact, there is probably no other team I cheer harder against. I must admit however, that at the end of every year I find be, "Indiana Buzz And The Lost T." With these items off and running the fever began to spread throughout the entire Phi Gam team. This year. Homecoming was scheduled only five weeks in to the quarter. Thus, after completing a successful rush, the brothers had to jump directly into Homecoming preparations. This year also marked a change in the set up of the events surrounding Homecoming. All events organized by the Student Center were held the Saturday before Homecoming week, thus giving us even less time to prepare for them, however we faired well. myself complimenting them on what they represent, and how uplifting they are to the game of college football. While watching them lose to Colorado in the Orange Bowl, this once again became apparent. There was Raghib Ismaiel returning a punt 91 yards for what would have been the winning touchdown, but there was no celebration by the Rocket, no pointing fingers, just a bow of the head showing his appreciation to Cod for his great accomplishments. Then there was Chris Zurich, Notre Dame's All American nose Guard, crying on the sidelines when he knew defeat While work on the Display and Contraption was moving was eminent for his team. He had no demeaning words for steadily forward. Events Day began the week on an excellent Colorado or the officials, just a great sadness for his note for Phi Cam. The "Around The World" Basketball Contest was won by Daniel Reich, while the "American inability to win his final game in a Notre Dame uniform. To these great athletes, Notre Dame was not just a place to showcase their talents, but it was also a place to live, learn Graffiti" Pictionary Team led by Dan Spinetto as drawer and members Manuel Walters, Will Avery, Todd Borah, and grow, and this can be seen by the way they handle and Donny Upton finished second. themselves on the field. Phi Cam continued with super efforts as each day progressed. We won a lip synchronized contest known as "Mock Rock," where Glenn Archer, Eric Meihofer, and Ted (continued on page 8) The Miami Hurricanes are also one of the top football teams in the country, and they prove this every year by demolishing their opponents. However, it can be seen that (continued on page 7) \r\nPage Two Winter 1991 GAMMA TAUK President's Message So far in the 1990-1991 year,the Gamma Tau Chapter has shown that it is stronger than ever with many accomplishments resultingfrom its"Questfor Excellence." While excellence has always abounded at Gamma Tau,the number of our current achievements have made this year more gratifying than past. For as our current number one standing among fraternities over the last two quarters in Academics and Athletics and our winning the 1990 Homecoming competition have shown, we are doing something right at Gamma Tau. Our current success is a direct result of an aggressive and active Board of Chapter Advisors. These graduates have given us hours of their important time in order to help us Doug Taylor '89, Joe Baumgartner '68, Pele Weilnnd '88 meet our goals. They have provided us with aid in organization, active participation in Rush, accounting expertise, and they partied with us one Friday evening at a graduate Cookout.For all this we can only say thanks for proving that "Phi Gamma Delta is not for college days alone." We are also very fortunate to be living in the best house on campus. This is attributed to our House Corporation who has spent tens of thousands of dollars on renovations and improvements in the past two years. They have also recently begun an aggressive fundraising campaign for our house addition which will provide the Chapter with a much neededChapterroom,meetingroom,library,and computing facilities.This will propel Gamma Tau into the 21st Century as the number one fraternity on Georgia Tech's campus. We undergraduates continue to look to our graduates for the support,advice and new ideas thatkeep us ahead ofthe competition. With Georgia Tech being thrust into the national spotlight with a National Championship in football and its being the home of the 1996 Olympic Village, Phi Gamma Delta's influence and importance both on campus and with our graduates will dramatically grow.To prepare for this growth,we are asking you to consider devoting one day a month to joining our EGA and House Corp. and become actively involved with our chapter. For those of you unable to do this, we ask you to plan on attending our 1991 Pig Dinner on April 20, 1991. For as those graduates who attended last year's Pig Dinner can attest, Gamma Tau is becoming bigger and better every year, and Pig Dinner is certainly an event that makes everyone "Mighty Proud to be a Fiji." Karl Meihofer President BCA Message The BCA meets approximately once per month with the cabinet and other interested brothers. We work directly with the cabinet and committee chairmen, giving advice, making recommendations and helping plan chapter events as needed. Occasionally we may get actively involved if we can fill a specific need. Most recently we have been closely involved with the House Corporation in arranging for some much needed repairs and renovations to the House. We try to make our meetings enjoyable as well as informative.LastNovember the chapter hosted a barbecue one Friday evening for the BCA which was well attended by both actives and graduates. There are several projects in which we will be assisting the chapter, including the Pig Dinner and the proposed House expansion. It will not be long before we will be greeting a new cabinet and begin working with them to plan for the next year. Any graduate brother who is interested injoining the BCA is welcome.Our meetings are held at the House, usually on a Tuesday night early in the month. If you want more information or need to know the time of the next meeting, please call me at 377-6021. Ron Thomas BCA President Fiji Cookout On November 2, 1990, Creighton-Vail Hall was pleased to have many ofits graduate brothersreturn for a night offun, food, and fellowship. The evening began with a cookout followed by stories ofhow it used to be as a Fiji and also how different the campus was. We had an excellent turnout with about a dozen graduates from the Atlanta area and WANTED about 40 undergraduates. The evening was a great opportunity for us to show off the new furniture that was purchased for the commons area. Volunteers to serve on Board of Chapter Advisors. Contact Marc Perl a for details at 841 Fowler St., NW Atlanta, GA 30313 The furniture is greatly appreciated and is an excellent addition to the best house on campus! The night was a great success and we hope to do it again very soon. We always enjoy seeing our graduate brothers in an informal setting and we certainly hope to see all of you at Pig Dinner. Will McQueen \r\nPage Three GAMMA TAUK Winter 1991 1991 Norris Pig Dinner Dear Graduate: The brothers of the Gamma Tau Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta cordially invite you to attend our annual Norris Pig Dinner to be held on Saturday, April 20,1991. Pig Dinner will be informal,so come in your casual attire nd enjoy the barbecue,refreshments,and awards ceremony in the relaxed atmosphere of the Chapter House. Hors d'oeuvres and refreshments will be served at 5:00 p.m. and dinner will commence at 6:00. The costfor dinner is $30.00 per brother and a check made out to Phi Gamma Delta must be received by March 1, 1991. Please include your check with the reservation form. We would like to extend a special invitation to those brothers who will be receiving Gold and Silver Owl Certificates. The following brothers will be honored and are encouraged to attend and reunite with their fellow pledge brothers. Gold Owl Recipients: Samuel D. Allen, Sr. '43 William H. Bassett, III '44 Nelm B. Clark '42 Charles C. Haynes '43 Boyd W. Hinds '43 Charles Brown, and Tom Bell shown at the traditional kissing of the pig during the Norris Pig Dinner 1990. Robert E. Leckrone '42 Byron O. Robinson, Jr. '43 Horace D. Raymond '44 Silver Owl Recipients: Richard W. Starke, Jr. '47 Harold J. Von Hasseln '44 Norman M.Pryor '69 Charles W. Bass '69 Eric A. Borges '67 G. Patrick Putnam '69 Charles O. Bowen,Jr. 67 Robert E. Rychly '69 Phillip J. Scott '70 Daniel P. Shypula '69 Steven H. Collins '69 Warren N. Goodwin '71 Harold L. Hart '69 Richard V. Sickles '69 John B. Hayes '70 George A. Stewart,Jr. '69 D. Michael Johnson '70 A. Lee Wallace, 111 '70 Douglas A. Long '70 Richard H. Woodward '69 Carl O. MacPhee '69 James W. Nelson '69 Brian D. Wright '69 If you have any questions about Pig Dinner or hotel reservations, please feel free to call me at(404)874-4337. I'll be looking forward to meeting you. Thank you. Marc Perla Graduate Relations Chairman Mike Spenrs,'95(1990 Golf Classic Champion) with fellow graduates Steve Harte,'84 and Allen Stanley,'85. J \r\nGAMMA TAUK Page Four Winter 1991 Graduate Spotlight It is my pleasure to have been invited to write this article. While I have spent much of my career in education,I have had all too few opportunities to be involved with my alma mater and Gamma Tau.My last visit to Georgia Tech came at the time of the Institute's 100th birthday, when I was fortunate enough to serve as an invited speaker for the civil engineering department. At that time I spoke about the future I foresaw for my chosen field.Perhaps it is appropriate that atthis time that I look to the past. Only this lastspring 1 was asked to speak atthe Pig Dinner of Rho Alpha,the Fiji chapter at my present school, Virginia Tech. As I was quickly reminded, the oldest Fiji at the Dinner has to kiss peers, I managed to go on to get a Ph.D. at Berkeley, and have since fooled enough people to have taught at Duke, Stanford and now Virginia Tech.After many years oftrying to pass off my talents as a faculty member,1 was recently selected as Dean ofthe College of Engineering. In this job, I find that the things that I learned about sociability and communications during my time in Gamma Tau are more important than much of my technical background. I wish Gamma Tau and its present residents well. I hope that in the future 1 will be able to visit with you to give you my personal regards. Wayne Clough 99 "The Hill Tech Receives the nose ofthe pig,and to my surprise,I was it! 1 would like to blame this on the factthat Rho Alpha is a young chapter, but there is no doubt that more years have passed than 1 might like to admit since 1 graduated in 1965from Ga.Tech. As I write this article on my portable computer, I am reminded of how much things have changed since my time at Tech when the slide rule was king. Yet for all the Olympic Village with Phi Gamma Delta. My introduction to Gamma Tau was not auspicious, since at that time the chapter was located on North Avenue. The chapter house could only As the chosen site for the 1996 Olympic Village, Georgia Tech will undoubtedly have many changes occur in the next six years. Georgia Tech, with its central location and many athletic facilities already available, led the way for the Olympic Village bid. The international flavor of Georgia Tech's student body, and the hard work and planning by Tech President Pat Crecine and Gamma Tau's own Russ Chandler (Georgia Tech '67) will make Georgia Tech's Olympic Village the charitably be described as in its declining phase, and 18wheelers regularly roared up the hill on North Avenue. Yet best yet. As chairman of the Atlanta Olympic Village Committee,Russ Chandler said that Tech was perhaps the inside the house,the high spirits and puckish humor by the cast of characters who made up the chapter made a deciding factor in bringing the Olympics to Atlanta. Unlike the way the Olympics were handled in I.x)s Angeles,Atlanta's Georgia Tech campus will play host to all Olympic athletes and to forty percent of the training facilities needed. The International Olympic Committee(IOC)determined it did changes,much remains thesame.Thisincludes the positives that can come to an undergraduate as a result ofassociation suspiciousfreshman forgetthe firstimpression.The chapter thrived on its meshing of different personalities, who were to a man, committed students. Mind you, they were not necessarily committed to academics,butthis is what made not want the Olympic Village to be spread out over several it fun. We had card fanatics, car nuts,jocks, and yes, those areas, but preferred a central location. who through their worship of womankind, came close to flunking out.In spite of all ofthe flakes,somehow there was Amongst some of the structures and events planned at Georgia Tech are an Olympic Festival Park which will be built in the grassy area adjacent to the Student Center. a real concern about academics,and Gamma Tau regularly ranked tops in GPA among fraternities,much to the chagrin This is an area where athletes will meet and relax together of those who did not have as much fun as we did. In part, in a festive atmosphere. Also, new residence halls, to be this came to pass because we were willing to help each other known as the Olympic Village Twin Towers, will be and share what we knew. constructed on North Avenue to better house the athletes In our"spare"time we indulged in many moments of high and will be later used as student housing when the games culture,including: riding on Brother Lash Larue's Harley, are finished. For the Olympic water events, a natatorium watching married students in the showers on "Channel B will be built. Events such as swimming, diving, and water (Burgess Hall)", eating spaghetti with extra garlic at the Little Italy and being run out ofthe house upon our return, and finding new ways to burn bodily gases. During the course of my tenure as an undergraduate, we eventually polo will take place here. Alexander Memorial Coliseum moved into the new house on fraternity row. While this was actually welcomed,we secretly mourned the loss ofChannel B.Through it all, we enjoyed each other's company,shared near-great moments in intramural sports, and almost imperceptively, grew up. In what has to be a surprise to many of my fellow Fiji will play host to the Olympic boxing events and Russ Chandler Stadium will be the site of baseball practices. With the strong working relationship between the Atlanta Olympic Committee and the Georgia Tech Olympic Committee, we will undoubtedly make the Olympics a success. There's a lot of work to do, but when all is said and done.Tech will take huge steps forward as a result and will generate international praise for Atlanta. Daniel Reich \r\nPage Five GAMMA TAUK Winter 1991 Sports Page Athletic Teams Much Approved depth problems.He stirs memories of Oliver with his tough inside play despite a lack of height. Seniors Brian Domalik and James Munlyn have both played adequately offthe bench.Sophomoreforward Darryl Our athletic accomplishments so far this year have given Barnes is seeking a medical redshirt because of severe our chapter a great sense of pride. The key to our success tendonitis in his knees. At the time of writing this article. has been to practice hard and often. This is shown by Phi Tech is only 12-5,but promises to improve. With no seniors Gam claiming school championships in 5T1" Basketball, in the 6-man nucleus. Tech will undoubtedly improve this Swimming and Cross Country Track.Also worthy ofpraise season and next. is our flag football team which finished the season with five wins and one loss. Much of this success is due to the super coaching job graduate brothers Wade Puckett'88 and Jody Kinney'88 did.The undergraduates wish to thank you and hope you will help us again next year. Where Are They Now? Here is what the seniors on Tech's Final Four team are doing now. I'd also like to mention that Gamma Tau is active athletically outside Georgia Tech's environment.Numerous brothers ran in the Peachtree Road Race and the Atlanta Half Marathon,both of which showcased graduate brother Dennis Scott - plays and usually starts for the NBA's Orlando Magic. Among the league leaders in 3-point shots attempted and made. Brain Oliver - plays for the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers. Sees action in most games as a sub. and Board of Chapter Advisors Member Bill White. Fiji athletics are improving every week and I'm absolutely positive thatin our next publication I'll be telling you about Johnny McNeil- played professionally briefly in Argentina. other championships we will have claimed. Thank you. Will likely return to Georgia Tech to get Eric Meihofer Athletic Chairman his degree. Karl Brown - invited to try outfor the Denver Broncos as a defensive back, but did not make the cut. After Lethal Weapon 3 Currently playing professional basketball in England. The 1989-90 Yellow Jacket basketball team won the ACC Tournament and made it into the NCAA Final Four riding the heroics of its terrific trifecta: Dennis Scott, Brian Oliver, and Kenny Anderson. This year, with Scott and Oliver departed for the NBA,the team has a new look. Bret Anderson Last year most of the points came from Tech's perimeter game,but his year Tech has a new inside game,with Kenny NEEDED feeding the ball to the big men down low. Sophomore forward Malcom Mackey has proved to be the ACC's most improved player and is currently averaging double figures in both points and rebounds. Junior center Matt Geiger, a Donate your IBM PC to the house. Needed for scholarship. Call Dave Hronchek at 874- transfer from Auburn, has started slowly this season, but 4337. shows signs of improvement. Redshirt freshman forward Ivano Newbill has improved every game and looks to be a Without a doubt, however, the focus of this team is the Our scholarship chairman has grandiose plans including a customized directory ofthe All-America point guard Anderson. Currently averaging over 25 points a game,he is definitely one the the country's word files, a link with the Georgia Tech network, and a word processor with a laser future star in the ACC. most exciting players. Be sure to catch him in action this year, because he will likely leave for the NBA after this season. Tech signed two transfers to attempt to fill the holes left by Scott and Oliver. Junior Jon Berry, son of former NBA star Rick Barry, has gained the starting spot at shooting guard. He has played well, and is currently the thirdleading scorer behind Anderson and Mackey. He has also become a crowd favorite with frequent dives onto the floor or into the crowd after a loose ball. Sophomore transfer Bryan Hill has also been a pleasantsurprise.Though really a 2-guard, Hill has had to play forward because of Tech's printer.If you have an IBM-PC or compatible, and would like to donate it to the chapter, please contact me at 874-4337. Your support is greatly appreciated. David Hronchek \r\nGAMMA TAUK Page Six Winter 1991 Date: Saturday, April 20, 1991 Time: 9:00 a.m. Place: Sugar Creek Golf Course Price:$30(including cart, prizes) 1 L to R: Dave Hronchek with graduate brothers Pete Weiland, John Stangel and Todd Ackree at 1990 Cuser Classic. The Fourth Annual James Couser Rowe HI Golf Classic Jeff Elnm relinquishes the "Couser Jacket" to 1990 winner, Mike Reynolds. Fore!It's time to head to the driving range and getready for the 4th Annual James Couser Rowe III Fiji Golf Classic. The annual gathering ofGamma Tau'sfinest golfers will be held Saturday, April 20, 1991, at the Sugar Creek Golf Course in Atlanta. This year marks the return of the Tournament Pairing Committee can handle this task for Classic to its original home course. you. All golf scores for the Classic will be handicapped There is great anticipation because there are several questions to be answered concerning this year's Classic. according to the Callaway System. "Will Jim Rowe,the Classic's namesake, win his own tournament?" "Will Mike Spears successfully defend his graduate title against the onslaught of past champions such as Ron Thomas and Craig Tootle?" "Will Mike Reynolds, last year's undergraduate champion, retain the coveted red and white checked jacket?" "Will someone shatter John McCartin's record-setting score of 130?" The format will be the same as last year's. You can make your own foursomes prior to the tournament or the Please join us Friday, April 19, for a golf tournament handicapping cookout. All foursomes, tee times, and handicaps will be finalized that night. Also, the Classic Awards Ceremony will be held at Pig Dinner on Saturday, April 20atthe Chapter House.Awards will include trophies for the lowest graduate gross and net scores, as well as several golfing items for the runner-up. Last year we had 23 graduates participate, and 1 would like to see us double that number this year. The entry fee is only $30.00 which will include greens fees and cart. Please mark your calendar for April 19 and 20.1 hope to see you there. MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO PHI GAMMA DELTA NAME. ADDRESS HOME PHONE. PREFERRED PAIRINGS AVG SCORE WORK PHONE USGA HANDICAP Send by March 10 to: Pete Weiland, 1825 Jackson Creek Bluff, Marietta, GA 30068 (404)587-3770 \r\nPage Seven Winter 1991 House Corporation Message GAMMA TAUK (National Championship - cont'd) there is something lacking in their football programs. Ask yourself if it was necessary for their wide receiver to run through the end zone and into a large tunnel at the Cotton Bowl so he could point fingers at the opposing players. Did he do this for the benefit of his team, or was it to be in the national spotlight? And what about the Miami players dancing on the field after severely beating an overmatched As many of you know,the House Corporation is undertaking Texasteam?These types of antics have no benefits to either an effort to construct the Bumper Bragg Memorial Library team or the university. Truly Miami is a very talented as an addition to the Chapter House. We would like to football team, but their demeanor on the field reeks of a college football program built around National break ground in 1992, on the 30th anniversary of the dedication of Creighton-Vail Hall at Gamma Tau. This addition to the fraternity house will provide much needed quiet, study space for the undergraduate chapter. It will also provide room that can be used for other educational, social service and philanthropic activities ofthe fraternity. This will not happen without the substantive support of all Gamma Tau graduates. We are off to an excellent start on the fund raising with some $50,000 in the bank,but we have a long way to go. We need to raise another $250,000 in graduate donations to fund the building. Since we know the whereabouts of only 600 of our graduates, you can see that we will have to dig deep to make this addition a reality. You can help in several ways: — Make a generous gift when called upon - Volunteer to call upon members of your pledge class for gifts Please contact Jack McMillan at(404)955-7663 or Jim Hamil at(404)496-0944 if you can help. Championships rather than one that builds up a player's character. Georgia Tech is once again becoming a great college football powerhouse and it is important that they do it in a way that can make all of its alumni and students proud. Bobby Ross is doing a great job in creating a very strong football program without giving up the ideals that make college athletics great.This is witnessed after every big win at Bobby Dobb Stadium when the players gather in front of the studentsection and join in the singing of our fight song. The players share their success and are unselfish with their talents. After all, they are part of the Georgia Tech program. And it is great to see William Bell, after making an incredible touchdown run, kneel in prayer and wait for his teammates to come and surround him. It takes a lot of class for quarterback Shawn Jones to give all the credit to the offensive line after being named Most Valuable Player at the Citrus Bowl.Bobby Ross truly deserves tremendous creditfor making us a winner,butI'm sure he would be the first to admitthatthere is a lot more to college football than winning football games. The greatest achievement Coach Ross can ever accomplish is something he has already done, make Tech a winner in more ways than one. In the last three years Notre Dame,Miami,Georgia Tech have all won National Championships. All three teams are filled with talent and have excellent shots at the title next ¥ Do You Remember? As a pledge brother of Phi Gamma Delta, 1 am in the process of learning the history of our national fraternity. During this time,I have encountered a story that is one of the most inspiring accounts since our conception. It poses the question: Who met who, when and where? Do you year, but in the unpredictable world of college football it is probable that none of the teams will be that fortunate. The one thing we do know is that Notre Dame will always be a great element of college athletics and their alumni will never have to be ashamed of their team and what they represent. Whether or not Georgia Tech wins the National Championship in the upcoming years,alumni and students can still feel proud just like the people at Notre Dame. Our team will hopefully always represent us in a positive ligh,t just as they did during this incredible year. Jeff Waller remember? It all begins in the spring of 1849 when our founding father John Templeton McCarty (Jefferson '48)set out on a voyage west in search of gold. The diary which 'Mac'kept of the perilous journey is extremely interesting for its Neither had ever seen the other before, yet they met at a time when the entire membership ofthe"Delta Association" numberednotmore than twenty-five. McCarty's diary tells accounts of buffalo hunts, of Indian tribes, of hunger, thirst,and death. What's more,on a stop atthe banks ofthe Sweetwater River on the evening ofJune 7,1949,McCarty of feast and many hours spent in fellowship and conversation. Before they parted, they drank a solemn toast to the prosperity of the "Delta Association" and to all astonishingly met Bolivar G. Krepps (Washington '49), the brothers who would live after them. who was also seeking his Eldorado in the Gold Rush. Todd Ketner \r\nGAMMA TAUK Basketball Schedule Feb. 13 17 19 24 28 Mar. 2 8-10 Baseball Cont'd Apr. at Maryland 7:30 p.m. Arizona (at The Meadowlands) (CBS-TV)3:45 p.m. at Virginia(TV)9:00 p.m. LOUISVILLE (CBS-TV) 2:00 p.m. NORTH CAROLINA (TV) 9:00 p.m. at Clemson (TV)4:00 p.m. at ACC Tournament, Charlotte, N.C. Baseball Schedule Feb. 8 Page Eight Winter 1991 1 EAST TENNESSEE STATE 4 p.m. 9 EAST TENNESSEE STATE 1 p.m. Mar. 5 N.C. STATE* 7p.m. 6 7 9 10 12 13 14 16 17 19 N.C. STATE* 2p.m. N.C. STATE* 2p.m. at Mercer 3p.m. MERCER 7p.m. at Duke 3p.m. at Duke* 1p.m. at Duke* 2p.m. GEORGIA* 7p.m. at Georgia* 7p.m. at North Carolina 6p.m. 20 at North Carolina* 1p.m. 21 23 26 27 28 30 at North Carolina* 1pm. SOUTH CAROLINA* 7p.m. at Clemson" 7p.m. CLEMSON* 2p.m. at Clemson* 2p.m. 1 GEORGIA* 7p.m. 2 3 4 5 WAKE FOREST* 7p.m. WAKE FOREST* 7p.m. WAKE FOREST* 2p.m. AUGUSTA 2p.m. at Georgia* 7p.m. Sean Kitzmiller '89 10 EAST TENNESSEE STATE 15 16 17 23 1 p.m. at New Orleans 8p.m. at New Orleans 2p.m. at New Orleans 2p.m. at Georgia Southern 2p.m. 24 at Georgia Southern 2p.m. 25 UNC ASHEVILLE(DH)2p.m. 1 2 3 5 6 NEW YORK TECH 4p.m. NEW YORK TECH 2p.m. NEW YORK TECH 2p.m. APPALACHIAN STATE 4p.m. APPALACHIAN STATE 4p.m. 8 9 10 12 13 RUTGERS 4p.m. RUTGERS 2p.m. RUTGERS 1p.m. WESTERN CAROLINA 4p.m. WESTERN CAROLINA 4p.m. May Mar. Apr. 15 COLL OF CHARLESTON 4p.m. 16 TENNESSEE TECH 2p.m. 23 25 26 27 29 30 31 CORNELL(DH) 1p.m. at Virginia 3p.m. at Virginia 3p.m. at Virginia 3p.m. MARYLAND* 7p.m. MARYLAND* 7p.m. MARYLAND* 7p.m. 2 3 at South Carolina 7p.m. at Augusta (HeatonStadium) 5:30p.m. 7 GEORGIA SOUTHERN 7p.m. 8 GEORGIA SOUTHERN 4:30p.m. 11-15 Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament at Greenville S.C.* 17 18 19 MIAMI* 7p.m. MIAMI* 2p.m. MIAMI* 1p.m. Home games in ALL CAPS All times Eastern *WCNN broadcast (680 AM) Norris Pig Dinner/Couser Classic Golf Tournament April 20,1991 Couser Classic Golf Tourney - 9:00 a.m.- Sugar Creek Norris Pig Dinner - 6:00 p.m.- Fiji House (Homecoming - cont'd) Meihofer portrayed Danny and the guys, while Tony Antoniades, Manuel Walters, and C.J. Potter portrayed Sandy and the girls in an award winning performance of the song,"Summer Nights,"from the movie "Grease". The domination of 1990 Homecoming Week continued as the gruelling Mini 500 Tricycle Race was won by the team of Tech's Cake Race and soon after, the Ramblin' Wreck Parade was under way. The Fiji Classic Gar entry, a 1927 Model T Ford, and the Fixed Body, a Viking ship complete with crew,stood out in the parade. Finally, it was time for the Contraption event. As it clicked and clacked down Fowler Streetthis conglomeration of metal welds,steadily, and perhaps to some,unbelievable, popped and juked past Ray Sheppard, Marc Katz, Scott Gran, and Chris Swartz. the finish line where the judges gave it first prize. Seeing With the dawning of Friday,the Display Grew hoped the sun would shine on possibly the largest Display in the is believing in the case of this 1990 Contraption! history of Phi Gam. Brothers had been working on the display the entire week, with one crew of four working excellent week as the Ramblin'Wreck took command ofthe house as murmurs of an overall win began to circulate is — Phi Gamma Delta!" The Homecoming football game continued an already Duke Blue Devils. As half-time approached,tensions in the Fiji block mounted. Nervous smiles appeared as the band through Thursday night. As the 12:00 Noon deadline took the field. One by one, the winners in each event were approached (judges randomly chose the order in which displays were judged)last second adustments were made. read over the public address system. Then almost without Unfortunately, the Fiji display was the first to be judged, warning, a huge eruption sounded from our section of the butthings ran perfectly. Excitement began to mount atthe stadium as the goal was realized "... and the overall winner amongst the brothers. Saturday morning began with the traditional running of Torsten Wegner 1990 Homecoming Chairman