imZ_SZ£AMSlI EMI Paul Mick Graduate Relations; Newsletter Editor 1206 S. 5th Terrre Haute, IN 47809 (812) 235-1289 LEFFEL NAMED NEW PURPLE LEGIONNAIRE By Paul Mick After four years of being Purple Legionnaire, Joe Weist Rho Phi '87 has stepped down to become Section Chief. The chapter's new Purple Legionnaire is Brent Leffel '91. Leffel graduated from ISU with a degree in occupational and safety management. He currently works as an environmental engineer in Kentland. He said that the chapters size, 54, is ideal for the objectives that we need to accomplish in the future. He said, "The main thing is to get the NIs involved with the chapter." He intends to pay special attention to fundamental committees like scholarship and graduate relations. "Grades were down from last year. The cabinet, chairman and myself are looking for ways to improve the chapters grades." Graduate relations will be very important in the next year with the celebration of the 25th anniversary of Iota Sigma. Leffel said that he would like to see more graduate brothers attend events like Pig dinner. Homecoming, and Tandem. "The newsletter is an important link between the graduates and chapter. More brothers need to keep in touch with the chapter," Leffel said. CDOAlPTrilR I[MIPIR(D)¥ES IIMA(BIE By Paul Mick The chapter has excelled in several areas in the past year. Community Service has improved. The chapter mulched trees for Trees Inc. and have also done work for the Historical Society of the Wabash Valley. The Beta Delta pledge class delivered tulip bulbs for Hospice. Campus involvement has also improved Bo Stout, Depauw junior, Eric Louk, Carmel junior, and Troy Seitz, Depauw sophomore were all selected for the Tandem Steering Committee. See Image Page 2 \r\n11 Image continued Michael Raiser, Depauw senior, Jason Hanchar, Hammond sophomore, and Rudy Olivo, Columbus freshman are on the Greek Week Steering Committee. There are several other FLFIs that have displayed outstanding on-campus leadership. Brian Fisher, Indianapolis sophomore, is a cheerleader for ISU. The team placed second at the national toumament in Dallas. Curt Trout, Pendelton sophomore, was the Sycamore Rugby Club President this past year. Paul Mick, Hammond sophomore, is the campus news editor for the Indiana Statesman. Jason Strom, Bloomington freshman, is on the ISU track team. The FUIs have improved their IM play and are currently in third place. Keith Fowler, Carmel freshman won the free throw contest by hitting 42 out of 50 shots. The ISU FUIs are widely recognized as leaders within the social circle as well. FUI Island, Hayride, and Homecoming were huge successes thanks in part to Social Chairman Kirby Bilsland, a Terre Haute senior. New Cabinet expects changes lota Sigma's new cabinet, which was installed on December 7, 1994, is a blend of experience and visionaries. President Bo Stout, Criminology major. Insurance minor from Depauw. Stout was Treasurer the past year. He expects some changes to occur within the next year. "One of the things I would like to see is more support from the graduates and a new commitment to scholarship. I would also like people to respect the house." Treasurer Curt Trout, Education major from Pendelton was a RA in Hines Hall the past year. Trout was also the Sycamore Rugby Club President. He said that he is looking forward to devoting his time to Phi Gamma Delta. Recording Secretary Brent Cox, Athletic Training major from Fischers. Cox was the community service chairman this past year. One of his goals is to get enough money to buy a computer for the house. Corresponding Secretary Brandon Allen, Graphic Design major from Crawfordsville. Historian Keith Pittman, Criminology major from West Terre Haute. Pittman was Historian last year. \r\nIll Where are they now? This is a new section of the newsletter in which we try to keep in touch with our graduates. The section will focus on an individual and tell you what he is doing now. If you would like to be featured in this section please send us a business card and/ or call. Annual Pig Dinner to be held in March Pig Dinner wiU be held on March 18th at Gran-Ma Joy's Restaurant, 3631 Wabash Ave, at 6 pm. Tickets are $25 and can be ordered by calling the house. The dinner wiU kick off the celebration of the 25th Anniversary of Iota Sigma, anyone interested in the celebration can contact the 25th Anniversary chairman. A NNOIJNCEMENTS State Dav is Saturdav. Februarv 4th in Indianapolis. For more information call r812^ 237-1289. • Congratulations to Paul Allen who graduated on Decmeber 14, 1994 with a degree in accounting. • Congratulations to Greg and Wendy Hubble who were married on November 5, 1994. • Congratulations to Rolo and Dawn Miles who were married on January 7, 1995. • Congratulation to the Beta Delta Pledge Class that was initiated on Friday January 13, 1995. The new initiates are: Jay Bonnell, Newburgh, Anthony Coddington, Richmond, Joe Curley, Carmel, Keith Fowler, Carmel, Chris Humphrey, Evansville, Nick Livingston, Evansville, Paul Mick, Hammond, Rudy Olivo, Coulmbus, Brock Schmitt, Newburgh, Jason Strom, Bloomington, Josh Toombs, Lapel, Matt Toone, Newburgh, Jake Vinspn, Newburgh and, Greg Wilson, Newburgh. • Congratulations to the following FUIs that have excelled in scholarship this past semester: Dan Meehan..3.95, Jay BonneU 3.65, Keith Fowler 3.65, Josh Toombs 3.47, Jake Vinson 3.43, Greg Wilson 3.40, Kris Lasure 3.25, Jeff Mosbaugh 3.25, Kirby Bilsland 3.09, Chris Humphrey 3.00 and, Todd Harry 3.00 \r\nPhi Ga/it/iia Delta li'06 S 5th Street Per re Haute, IN 47go2 t so: Old Glory a(j addiesscsoolvr-WF-*"— -• Field Secy for Indiana 1201 Red Hile Road P.O. Box 4599 Lexington KY 40544