aker fRRF %P 2< 241993 Published by the Lambda iota Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta at Purdue University PMI WEST LAFAYETTE, INDIANA SUMMER 1993 Join Us This Fall ARE YOU COMING TO HOMECOMING? Much ballyhoo is heard fix)m cam puses coast to coast with the annual arrival ofthe fall term, and Purdue Uni versity is certainly not to be an excep Purdue tion in this case. Boilermakers Alumni and undergraduates alike of fer tremendous support to our Boiler makers, and everyone enjoys the op portunity to gather presented by the Homecoming game. This year. Homecoming takes place September 4 on October 16th, when the Boilers take SEPTEMBER 11 WESTERN MICHIGAN on the Badgers ofWisconsin. We hope that each of you will make an effort to be on hand, offering yom support as SEPTEMBER 25 NOTRE DAME our "gold and black" wave m^es its way toward the end zone (rq)eatedly!). We also hope that you will take ad vantage of the opportunity presented by this annual game. Take a moment to call a brother whom you haven't spo ken with in some time ... and m^e plans to meet in West Lafeyette (at the house?) for this weekend stuffeid full with activities. If you need information or any help getting in touch with a former class mate, please feel free to contact us via the ch^ter address ~ Lambda Iota of Phi Gamma Delta, 640 Russell St., West Lafayette, IN 47906-2874. Class FootbaU 1993 OCTOBER 2 October 9 at North Carolina State ILLINOIS at Minnesota OCTOBER 16 WISCONSIN (Homecoming) OCTOBER 23 OHIO STATE October 30 November 6 NOVEMBER 13 November 20 at Iowa at Michigan MICHIGAN STATE at Indiana Alumni Remain Our Best Resource brothers. Whenever the Boilermakers Do you remember saying, "You'll see me aroimd," or "I'll be back," as you carried your last box ofcollege treasures from your room at the house? Onceout in the world,you founda job, maybea wifeand femily. Somehowgood old Phi Gamma Delta got pushed down on the priority list. Lately,though,you've beenthinking about how you'd like to get involvedagain. takes on a Big Ten Conference rival, But all yourfratemity brothers have graduated, the ch^ter has changed, andthere's es resume August 24, 1993. Homecoming need not be the only time you set aside to get together with your hometown), we have included the Boilers upcoming football schedule. If really no oneyoufeel comfortable contacting to find out what's happening. Wait a minute! This is your fratemity and its unique aspect is that it provides membership for life. You enjoyed yoiu: undergraduate experience; there's no reason whyyoucan't enjoyyom alumni experience too.Alunmi support provides a foundation for undergraduate development. It can take the form of becoming a chapter advisor, serving on the House Corporation, or something as simple as you are coming to town, though, be sure to stop by the Fiji house and visit with your collegiate brothers! attending Homecoming. You are a valuable resomce to the chapter, and we want to hear how we can get you involved again. Just give us a call at (317) 743-1851. you can rest assured that excitement is hanging heavily in the air. To help you plan get-togethers (whether in West Lafayette or nearer \r\nPage 4 Summer 1993 BOILERMAKER FIJI GraduaiePiiis Share News & Views William G. Hanley '60 sends this note: "Phi Gamma Delta taught me hu mility, teamwork and that 'friendship is the greatest influence.' Two ofmysons, Pete and Tom, were Fijis at Kansas State and Iowa State, respectively. It was really great to attend both their initiations ~ it was very specialfor me. The oldest son. Bill Jr., was a Sigma Chi at Nebraska ~ hopefully, we 'IIhave some Fiji grandsons! Last summer, I played golfandfished with Jim button in Minnesota. Jim was a pledge broth er, and we both have summer homes in Minnesota, only 30 miles away ~ really neat. Also see Tom Spurgeon, another pledge brother, often. We play golf to getherfrequently." Bill is president of Cummins Great Plains in Omaha, NE. He and his wife, Sally (a Purdue KA0 alumna), reside at Gov. Bayh in 1992 to the state medical licensing board. lean attribute much of mypersonal andprofessional develop ment to my college fraternity experi ence. " He adds, "I visited Russia in September '91 three weeks after the failed coup andplan to return there this year. I would like to hearfrom anyone interested in a Russian medical exchange program." Neill's addres is 1735 Crabtree Ln., Elkhart, IN 46514-4272. Donald R. Kiepert Jr. '70 (photo), 84 Phillips Rd., Sudbury, MA 01776-1277, ispresident and CEO ofChartwell Home Therapies. He and his wife, Cathy (a Purdue KKT alumna), have two sons, Christopher, 18, and Michael, 15. Bruce A. Bosse '80 recently became a partner at Merit Construction in Knoxville, TN. "Boz" also co-chaired the construction of Fort Kid, a $125,000 commvmity playground which was built "bam raising" style in April 1991. He is a past president of Nucleus Knoxville, a select group of young community and business leaders. Bmce and his wife, Sharon (a Miami of OH alumna), have a son, Andrew, 3. Boz writes: "Myfraternity experience taught mehow to bea team player. The guys in the house, well, I couldn't have ever dreamed that I would have enjoyed my college days with a better group ofguys. Myfraternity experience also helped me become a more respon sible individual, which has assisted me in becoming an effective business and community leader." Contact Boz via 7136 Lawford Rd., 4402 S. 163ed St., Omaha, NE 68135. Knoxville, TN 37919-7475. Michael A. Johnson '61 says, "Ilove it here high in the Rockies! I retired at 52 after 29 years as a teacher/counselor. I Klfcl Peter N. Anderson '85, 5850 Carvel Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46220-2651, have won 18 national marathon canoe earned his J.D. from Indiana University racing titles over the past II years (usually held in the East or Midwest). One of these days I will need to slow down and take a river expedition or two. I takefull advantage ofthe elk, deer and turkey hunting here, as well as the trout fishing." Mike is a volleyball official and has in 1989. He is currently an associate with Barnes & Thomburg, a law firm located at 1313 Merchants Bank Build ing, 11 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis, IN 46204. "Petie" and his wife, Kristen (an lU AT alumna and now a teacher), are expecting their first child. directed several community sporting "I'm currently in the interviewpro events. He has two daughters, Kristin (22) and Heather (26). Catch up with this active Fiji brother via 910 W. Greenough Dr., Missoula, MT 59802. Andrew J. Condon '63 is director ofthe Penn Fund at the University of Pennsyl vania. He and his wife, Juanita (a Purdue KKF alumna and now a juvenile proba tion officer), reside at 155 Marple Rd., cess with the Town of Vail, CO, police department," writes Sean P. Talbot Hawk writes, "Christopher will be attending Gettysburg College this fall. Cathy has become certified as a per sonal trainer. I am actively developing golfgame and am an avid skier. " Brent, 13; and Carmen, 12. Neill writes, "I was appointed by counselor. He and Joema Hook (a Purdue XQ alumna and now a natural Thomas C. Christenberry '72 is a ist), were married on November 11, 1992. the Talbots may be reached at 119 Ravinia, Shorewood, IL 60436. specialsupervisoryagent for the FBI in Quantico, VA. He and his wife, Susan (an lU alumna and now a teacher), have Joseph B. Kack '91. "Kackin" is a Haverford, PA 19041. N.S. Lankford '70 is a urologist at Urology Associates of Elkhart. He and his wife, Suzanne (a Purdue AXQ alum na), have three children: Garrick, 21; '89. Sean is currently a patrolman for the Village of Shorewood, IL. He is also a volunteer fire fighter and emer gency medical technician for Troy Township and a church group youth a son, Brian, 14. They reside at 3485 Beaver Ford Rd., Woodbridge, VA 22192. "St. Louis chicks dig me!" says medical sales rep for Bristol Myers Squibb. His address is 12555 Post Grove Dr., St. Louis, MO 63146.