Psi Chapter at Wabash College - Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity The Little Giant Fiji Spring 2011 A NOTE FROM THE CHAPTER PRESIDENT By: Cameron McDougal (2012), Chapter President and Archon Councilor Dear Psi Graduate Brother, I write to give you a brief update on how this semester has gone so far for the undergraduate chapter. One of the highlights of this semester has been to welcome so many of you back to the chapter house for Homecoming, Pig Dinner, and the Monon Bell game. We look forward to seeing many more of you back in the near future. Despite some recent criticism, our college is radiating with positive energy. Times like these are opportunities for brothers to advance and renew the common bond that we share and Psi Chapter has certainly taken advantage of this. We were able to recruit 25 incoming freshman this past year, the largest pledge class on campus. I am proud to report that all 25 men are still in their pledgeship and are “Times like these are opportunities for brothers to advance and renew the common bond that we share and Psi Chapter has certainly taken advantage of this.” Highlights The Pledge Class performing the Wabash College Alma Mater with Dean of Student Mike Raters after winning the competition. making a strong push to the finish line as we prepare to enter finals week. The pledge class has performed exceedingly well in representing our chapter. After placing fifth in chapel sing, they banded together and dominated the rest of the homecoming competitions, placing second to Phi Kappa Psi by only one point. A couple of weeks ago, they placed first in the Alma Mater Sing Competition and have on their own, organized multiple service events, pledge class retreats, house improvement projects, and scholarship plans in order to better define their pledgeship. More than 1/3rd of the class plays a varsity sport and the class as a whole has added dynamic, talent, and energy to our intramural competition (we placed second to the faculty last year, and are currently in second). Kirk Miller (1981) has a son, JT, who is pledging the house, carrying on the long Psi tradition of Sires and Sons. Most groups of men would enjoy similar successes when things are going well, but the ability of a group to keep composure during a challenge is what really defines the group. The pledge class has gained the attention of the Dean’s Office and President’s Office with their responses to challenges. The deans are quick to praise the chapter leadership concerning the pledge class’s actions, and this class is leading itself. They have an impressive notion of how and (Continued on page 2) • Psi has 25 pledges, the largest pledge class on campus. • The House Corporation went above and beyond to eliminate and over come the summer mold issue in the chapter house. • The Wabash cross country team finished 13th in the nation thanks to 5 Fiji brothers and pledges. • Save the Date for the 2011 Pig Dinner on October 8. Details will be coming soon. Inside this issue: Ad Astra Listing 4 Letter from the Purple Legionnaire 5 Psi Association Update 6 Pledge Class News 7 \r\nPage 2 The Little Giant Fiji A NOTE FROM THE CHAPTER PRESIDENT continued... when to handle things on their own, and when to seek guidance. I have great faith and a positive feeling knowing that this class will reside in Psi Chapter over the next four years! quarters in Lexington. He attended the FIJI Academy in St. Louis last winter and the Ekklesia in Phoenix this past August. He has also done archival work at Headquarters in Lexington, and helped the Archon’s charter a new chapThe chapter leadership has recently ter at Michigan State University. In Septurned over once again. I am proud to tember, we initiated Dr. Patrick Burserve as Chapter President, and we have ton from the biology department. Dr. an outstanding cabinet. Jack Swartout Burton serves as our academic advisor. (2012) serves as the Treasurer, Andrew Jim Amidon (1987), the Public AfAlexander (2012) was re-elected Refairs and Marketing Director at Wabash, cording Secretary, Chet Riddle (2013) has played a large advisory role this is the Corresponding Secretary, and Rob semester as well, and we are very fortuDyer (2013) is the Historian. nate and excited about the role he will continue to play. As many of you know, the graduate leadThe Housing Corporation has ership has seen some changes as well. escalated to “savior status” this semesDudley Miller (1978) has stepped ter in helping deal with the mold issues aside for a couple of years as Purple Lewe had in the basement over the sumgionnaire. Dudley’s service in the position mer. Most of the undergraduates store has left a positive and lasting influence on personal property in the basement, and the chapter. Dudley now serves as Presiall of it was destroyed by mold. Aldent of the Board of Chapter Advisors, though the House Corporation has no where he has already begun what will be a liability for our personal property, very productive and worth-while term. members financially assisted the underThe Purple Legionnaire position was graduates in replacing furniture. “A filled by Dr. Dan Rogers, chair of the round of clicks” is warranted for Rick modern languages department at WaCavanaugh (1976) - President, John bash. Dr. Rogers is a faculty initiate from Bridge (1972) - Vice President, 2006, and has quickly established a very Randy Berta (1976) - Treasurer, good reputation with International HeadPhil Ramos (1964), Jim Ayers (1963), John Culley (1969), Greg Miller (1983), and Ron Covington (1975). The house is in excellent condition, and we are very grateful for their assistance and Purple Legionnaire Dr. Dan Rogers introducing Board of Chapter leadership! Advisors President Dudley Miller (1978) for receiving the John P. Collett Award, Psi Chapter’s most distinguished honor. We have recently re-assigned committee chairs, and quick work has been made in planning for the next year of chapter operations. Among the many projects that have been developed recently is a Psi Chapter/Wabash College calendar. This calendar will be posted in the next couple of weeks on the Phi Gamma Delta link of the Wabash website www.wabash.edu/fraternity/ fiji/. We hope that you will follow the chapter’s activities and give us feedback on things that we could be doing. Psi Chapter’s 131st Frank Norris Pig Dinner was a great success this year, as we had over 120 Brothers in attendance. You will be receiving a “Save the “Recruitment is the best way for all of us to ensure the continual success of Psi Chapter!” Date” notice within the next month concerning the 132nd Pig Dinner. The rush program, chaired by Jordan Surenkamp (2013), is in full swing. We have over 30 high school contacts who have visited the chapter and/or expressed interest in both Wabash and Phi Gamma Delta. If you have any recommendations for us as far as prospects, please email our Rush Chairman at jlsurenk13@wabash.edu. Recruitment is the best way for all of us to ensure the continual success of Psi Chapter! The active brotherhood is leading the campus in almost every aspect of student life. We have nine brothers who are club presidents, and Tyler Wade (2012) has recently been elected Student Body Vice President. Joining Tyler in campus government are seven other Psi brothers, who were elected to (Continued on page 3) \r\nPage 3 A NOTE FROM THE CHAPTER PRESIDENT continued... Bell Classic. Jordan Surenkamp (2013) and David Wintzak (2014) have been an integral part of the Wabash basketball team’s 13-0 start, making Wabash the 7th ranked team in the country. David Birrer (2011), who placed 19th in the butterfly at the National swim meet Brothers Cameron McDougal (2012), Seth Young (2011) and Jordan Surenkamp (2013) at Camp Hear Indiana with some last year and was campers. named Academic All -American, is off to (Continued from page 2) another great year in swimming. I am in my 5th month serving as the undergraduthe student senate. Kyle Bender (2012) ate Archon for the Fraternity, and am was recently initiated into the Sphinx proud to report that the Fraternity is Club, joining three other Psi brothers. As leading the Greek world in expansion, many of you know, the Wabash cross scholarship, and graduate involvement. country team finished 13th at the National My involvement at the International level Meet in Iowa a couple of weeks ago. Brian gives me an in-depth look at other chapDavid (2012), Justin Allen (2011), ters, and I am confident in saying that Psi Dalton Boyer (2014), Jake Ponton Chapter is among the top chapters in Phi (2014), and Cole Hruskovich (2014) Gamma Delta right now. played key roles in the success at the naService at Psi has increased by tional meet. JT Miller (2014) is one of drastic measures. Brothers Jordan the back-up quarterbacks for the football Surenkamp (2013), Seth Young team, and had the privilege of handing (2011), Cameron McDougal (2012), DePauw a 47-0 loss this year in the Monon and Gregg Schipp (2011) volunteered at a camp for deaf children just before returning to Wabash this fall. The camp lasted one week, and these brothers were very well noted by Hear Indiana, the organization that runs the camp, in its yearly newsletter. Brothers Chris McDougal (2012), Cameron McDouPsi Chapter Brothers at the Archon’s event honoring Brother gal (2012), Kyle Clay Robbins 1979. Bender (2012), and Jordan Surenkamp (2013) helped the Indianapolis Racing League and drivers such as Tony Kanaan raise over $120,000 for Riley Children’s Hospital. These brothers helped to organize and manage the Indy Racing League’s annual charity fashion show and auction held in downtown Indianapolis over the summer. Since arriving at Wabash this fall, service events such as highway clean-ups, Habitat for Humanity, food drives, and blood drives have been regular occurrences. Many of our graduate brothers have enjoyed successes and honors that we as a chapter are very proud of. Brother Clay Robbins (1979) was awarded the “Distinguished FIJI” by the Archons this past spring. This award is given annually to a brother in the Fraternity who exemplifies and defines what it means to be a Phi Gam. Brother Dave Lewis (1981) was elected to the Board of Trustees of Wabash College this past summer, joining the seven other Psi brothers on the board. Most recently, Joe Bevelhimer (1986) was inducted into the Wabash College Athletic Hall of Fame. Joe was the kicker/punter for the football team and still holds the record for the number of points scored. He was also the assistant football coach for a number of years. I speak on behalf of the undergraduate chapter in saying that we are very proud of Clay, Dave, and Joe, and all of you who have undoubtedly formed Wabash College’s most distinguished alumni group. The chapter has had the privilege of welcoming many guest speakers this past semester. In September, Bill Martin (MS State 1975), the Fraternity Executive Director, visited Psi Chapter on positive terms. We had a nice dinner at the chapter house and (Continued on page 4) \r\nThe Little Giant Fiji Page 4 A NOTE FROM THE CHAPTER PRESIDENT continued... spoke about Phi Gamma Delta from his perspective of things. There is no greater reassurance that Psi Chapter is doing things well than to hear the President give a “spot-on” analysis of our values. President White then joined us for Pig Dinner and the reception afterwards. Fraternity Executive Director Bill Martin with Brothers Cameron McDougal (2012), Gregg Schipp (2011) and Kyle The chapter is in great Bender (2012). (Continued from page 3) he spoke about the direction of the Fraternity and what being a Phi Gam means to him, a very good experience for our pledges. President and Mrs. White of Wabash College also joined us for dinner that night, as well as Dean of Students Mike Raters and former Archon President Bill Miller (Indiana 1962, Purdue 1996). Events like these are evidence of the outstanding relationship the undergraduate chapter has with Phi Gamma Delta International and Wabash College. One of the great traditions of Wabash is a weekly Chapel Talk. These talks are held every Thursday in the Chapel and a guest speaker is invited to talk about a topic of his choosing. The highlight of the semester for guest speakers was having President White give a “FIJI-only” Chapel Talk on the morning of Pig Dinner. The President condition, but there are areas where we still have much work to do. I feel that these areas have been identified, and that we have the right people in the right places to accomplish our goals. The graduate support that we have in our Purple Legionnaire, Housing Corporation, and Board of Chapter Advisors is unmatched in the Fraternity, and the numbers of graduates I have seen come back this year and show a vested interest in this chapter reassures me that Psi Chapter is thriving. The undergraduate chapter is doing an excellent job representing Phi Gamma Delta, representing all of you. A unique aspect of our Fraternity is that “Phi Gamma Delta is not for college days alone.” When you, as graduates, demonstrate your belief in our lifelong bond, it inspires undergraduates to invest their time and efforts into the Fraternity. A four-year brotherhood during our undergraduate years is special, but not really worth an investment. Psi Chapter is more than a four-year commitment, and I believe this is evidenced through our graduate support. I am very much looking forward to the next year, as we continue our upward momentum with both Wabash College and the International Fraternity. Please contact me with any questions or comments about the undergraduate chapter. My email is camcdoug12@wabash.edu, and my cell phone number is 260-515-3222. In the words of Psi Chapter founder Thomas Patterson in 1866: “Thus was Psi “When you, as graduates, demonstrate your belief in our lifelong bond, it inspires undergraduates to invest their time and efforts into the Fraternity.” established and to all those who come after us and are to assist in creating or maintaining for her a “good name,” we would send greeting. If you have the same unbounded respect for the Fraternity, her constitution, and your Brothers, as we have…ALL WILL BE WELL.” AD ASTRA Psi Chapter was notified of the following deaths during the 2010 year. These brothers will be greatly missed and we extend our deepest sympathies to their families. Holst W. Nyce 1919 Darrell D. Hipes 1950 John C. Parkhurst 1942 Thomas E. Woerner, M.D. 1953 James R. Stevenson, Jr. 1973 James E. Millican, Jr. 1945 Richard G. Tulley 1955 Richard R. Grayson 1946 John C. Thrapp 1956 James A. Ludwig 1962 \r\nPage 5 LETTER FROM THE PURPLE LEGIONNAIRE By: Dr. Dan Rogers (Faculty Initiate 2006), Purple Legionnaire Psi Chapter was very well represented last August at the 162nd Ekklesia held at the Phoenix, Arizona Biltmore. Both Dudley Miller (President of the BCA and Purple Legionnaire Emeritus) and I attended, as did most of the 2009-2010 Chapter cabinet: Greg Schipp, Tyler Wade, Kyle Bender, and Cameron McDougal. While I attended sessions for new Purple Legionnaires and IHQ staff, our cabinet officers attended business meetings and voted on changes to the fraternity bylaws and granted new charters several new chapters of the fra- ternity. Dudley Miller provided advice and counsel for us newbies, networked with very nearly everyone who attended, and ensured that we always had sufficient space pool-side. Several important measures came to a vote at the 162nd Ekklesia, including a revision to the bylaws mandating that the AlcoholFree Housing Exemption be renewed annually. The Chapter will be working to make sure the requirements and criteria are met in a timely fashion. Greg Schipp worked on a resolution honoring Coach Dean Smith, and our cabinet members actively debated changes to GPA requirements. One of the most memorable events at the 162nd Ekklesia happened when Psi Chapter’s own Cameron McDougal was elected by the full body to fill a two-year term as undergraduate Archon. Cam meets regularly with other members of the Archonate (our National Board of Trustees) on policy matters that affect the fraternity. PSI CROSS COUNTRY TEAM SOARS By: R. Chet Riddle (2013), Corresponding Secretary Fall 2010 was a landmark season for the Wabash College Cross Country team finishing 13th in the nation, the highest team placement Wabash has seen in nearly 20 years. The self proclaimed “Red Pack” fielded a diverse and fairly young team this year, graduating only two seniors, All -American Seth Einterz and Phi Gamma Delta’s very own Justin Allen. The Red Pack was home to men from all across campus. Phi Gamma Delta, though, proudly stands at the apex of cross country running, with three of the seven national qualifying varsity squad members and two other junior varsity athletes. Senior Justin Allen from Hobart, IN, led his teammates through high times and low. Allen suffered a calf injury midseason that prevented him from competing in the NCAC conference meet. Despite his set back, he still remained confident in his teammates to come through for him. The Little Giants snatched second place in the NCAC championship meet falling second to Allegheny, only to come back at nationals and beat the gators by 41 points. Allen exemplified his role as a team leader by keeping his teammates motivated throughout the long and difficult season, even when he himself was injured. He described his experience like this, “I tried to lead by example by working hard in practice and keeping an optimistic outlook. Even when I was injured, I was still present to fulfill my role as a leader.” Allen attributes some of his success on the cross country course to lessons he has learned during his time at Phi Gamma Delta, saying, “I viewed the team as a brotherhood. Outside of practice, we spent time with each other building team bonds which created strong team dynamics.” Allen placed 151st in all of NCAA Div. III and next year plans on attending medical school. Junior Brian David, hailing from New Milford, NJ, also battled against a hold over injury from the previous track season, and because of his dedication and summer training was able to work through it and earn the third spot on the national team. David described his role on the team as two fold, “At the start of the year, my goal was to by our five man and get us to nationals, but after all the summer training I put in, I was able to come into season in much better shape, in turn running faster, harder workouts and putting us in contention for national placement.” The number five man is arguably one of the most important members of the team because he depicts the overall team score that will make or break national qualification. David was able to step up to the task and preformed better than his pre-season goals to get his team to nationals. Just as Allen was able to relate Greek life to athletics, David says he learned two vital lessons from fraternity life that have helped him on the cross country course. The first is patience. “In fraternity life, you have to see the big picture and must prepare adequately for it. The same holds true with cross country,” he said. The second lesson is sacrifice. “Fraternity and athletic life make you realize what things on campus you can and cannot do. You have to sacrifice some aspects of campus involvement to benefit your brothers on the team and brothers in the house.” Brian placed 92nd in the Div. III NCAA national Championships and is a rhetoric major here at Wabash. He is looking forward to the upcoming track season where he will compete in the 5,00 and 10,000 meters. The Red Pack not only boasted men from all across campus, but from every age group. Freshman Jake Ponton from Dyer, IN, finished out the team. He says, “This cross country season really got my goals in line. It gave me great motivation for the years to come.” Ponton has large shoes to fill not only on the course but in (Continued on page 6) \r\nPage 6 PSI ASSOCIATION UPDATE By: Rick Cavanaugh (1976), President of the Psi Association Board The Annual Meeting of the Wabash College Phi Gamma Delta Association, Inc. was held on October 9, 2010. Psi Chapter's annual Norris Pig Dinner followed that evening with the largest Graduate Brother attendance in years. We opened the Chapter House in August to a massive mold infestation in the basement, resulting in a quarantine of the basement while the College worked to determine the extent and nature of the infestation. The College agreed to bring in an industrial hygienist to plan the remediation of the basement and its contents. After a thorough inspection and UV filter installation on the HVAC system, we were able to safely open the 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors in time for Freshman Saturday. The basement remained quarantined for most of the first six weeks of the fall semester. Most of the Chapter furniture in the affected areas was successfully remediated; however, some of the personal couches and rugs of brothers that had been stored for the summer in the basement were beyond remediation and were removed by the remediation contractor. The Association offered some financial assistance to the brothers who incurred losses. Wabash College, our landlord, covered the costs of remediation of the basement and the Chapter property. The Association thanks Director of Facilities Dave Morgan and Chief Financial Officer Larry Griffith for their efforts to clean up the mess. The Archives of the Chapter required some special assistance to remediate the artifacts, photos, paintings and other memorabilia of Psi Chapter. The Association thanks Beth Swift, Wabash College Archivist, Towner Blackstock (Davidson 1994), Archivist for the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta, and Cameron McDougal (2013), then Psi Chapter Historian, for their assistance in restoring Psi's treasures. I am pleased to report that all back federal and state tax returns, which had not been filed have been filed and the Board has resolved all back tax issues with the Internal Revenue Service. The Association has paid all taxes due the State of Indiana and is working to resolve the amount of penalties and interest due on those returns. The corporate status of the Association has been reinstated and we are again in good standing with the Indiana Secretary of State Corporations Division. The finances of the Association are on a sound footing as we put the tax issues behind us. The Board noted that the Chapter has been working to improve House scholarship. The Freshman and Chapter GPAs have slipped from historic trends over the last few semesters. In an effort to support the Chapter's efforts to improve scholarship, the Board voted unanimously to establish an award for the brother in the sophomore, junior and senior class, who demonstrated the greatest improvement in semester GPA from the previous semester. The International Fraternity has a AAA award for freshman who earn a GPA of 3.0, which pays each recipient $250. The Board approved awards of $260 Improved Scholarship. The first $250 awards were made in the Winter semester to Justin Allen (2011), Paul Buescher (2012), and Chet Riddle (2014). The Association Board experienced the departure of longtime member Brother John Culley (1969). John's term expired in 2010 and with his intention to retire from the College, he rotated off the Board. We thank him for his years of service to Psi Chapter. Ryan Poor (1995) rotated off as President of the Board of Chapter Advisors and was elected to a 3 year term on the Association Board. Dudley Miller (1978) has agreed to lead the Board of Chapter Advisors having rotated off as Purple Legionnaire. Brother Miller was succeeded by Dr. Dan Rogers (Faculty Initiate 2006) as Purple Legionnaire. In conclusion, your Association has been actively supporting Psi Chapter. We have worked to provide advice, program support, incentives, and of course furnishings for Psi Chapter. When in Crawfordsville, please drop by the chapter house and meet the brothers. We are always looking for graduate brothers interested in helping out, so please drop me a note at eric.cavanaugh@dukeenergy.com if you are interested in serving the Chapter. PSI CROSS COUNTRY TEAM SOARS continued... (Continued from page 5) the classroom, considering the team has an average GPA of 3.55, the fourth highest in the nation. The cross country team proved to show Ponton what it takes to be a successful Wabash man and he is proud to have had the opportunity to “represent the house on the national level along with two other brothers,” he said. In addition to the stresses of competition and class work, Ponton also had to face the rigors of pledgeship. Through effective time management, he was able to be very successful in both the house and on the course. Ponton plans on studying history or political science at Wabash and is also looking forward to a successful spring track season. Two of Ponton’s pledge brothers also competed on the junior varsity squad, Cole Hruskovich and Dalton Boyer putting the total number of FIJI brothers and pledges at five. The Little Giant cross country squad achieved excellence in the 2010 season. They did it at the hands of five brothers and pledges of Phi Gamma Delta who will proudly continue to represent both their fraternity and college in the upcoming track and cross country seasons. These harriers will continue the proud running tradition that has been put in place in the hallowed halls of Phi Gamma Delta. \r\nThe Little Giant Fiji Page 7 PLEDGE CLASS STRIVES FOR EXCELLENCE By: Dustin Darnell (2014), Pledge Class President I would first and foremost like to take this opportunity to thank you all for the support you give to the house and to the institution. Without you, we would not be able to continue the kind of lifestyle and education that we enjoy every day, even with the absence of women! With that out of the way, I can move on to the introductions. My name is Dustin Durnell and I am the President of the Pledge Class of 2014. I lead a strong and large class of 25 pledges, who are both academically gifted and athletically talented and who are all driven to achieve great things at some point later in life. Among these athletically gifted are three members of the cross country team, three baseball players, one basketball player, one football player, and two pole vaulters. Of the academically inclined, we have a Lily Scholar, numerous Top 10 and Top 20 scholarship candidates, and as of midterms, we had a pledge with a 3.9 GPA. This class is not only dedicated on the field but in the classroom as well and it is showing on exams and on grade cards. As far as pledgeship goes, our class has come together in many ways and has thoroughly grown as a whole. At any point in during the day, you can walk into a study room, the house library, or the back living room and see a group of pledges studying together in order to ensure that all members of the pledge class meet the needs of the fraternity. I, myself, have worked with five of my pledge brothers on a single assignment for a class they were not all taking. It is always an encouraging and comforting notion knowing that if you ever need help, you don’t have to rely on the brothers in the house, but you can get it from your own pledge brothers. It is because of this thorough system of assistance and support that many of the pledges are doing so well with pledgeship and acclimating to the school in general. We have also accomplished many things outside of just school work that have not only shown our strength as a class, but brought us together as a group. During the late nights and long hours of Homecoming Week, we found ourselves faced with the daunting tasks of learning “Old Wabash” for Chapel Sing, building a float, and crafting a banner to show the alumni what this year’s FIJI stands for. In the end, we placed a close second overall in the homecoming festivities, placing first in both the float and banner. A solid month and a half later, we were back at it as a class, in preparation for Alma Mater sing. Faced with stiff competition in Kappa Sig and the other houses on campus, the FIJI pledge class overcame the odds and won the competition with flying colors. By banding together, our pledge class has created one of the tightest bonds in the house and because of this we are successful in the classroom and on-campus. These events have helped to strengthen us as a class, however, the goal and main focus of pledgeship is to get us acquainted to the house and the brothers. Personally, I have learned much about the history, the house, and the brothers of the fraternity by just being around “Through these teachings, I have learned that our house is wellorganized and efficient and has a lot of graduate support that other houses do not.” them. However, it is always nice to have the upperclassmen go the extra mile to teach my comrades and me about the inner workings. Through these teachings, I have learned that our house is well-organized and efficient and has a lot of graduate support that other houses do not. By partaking in events like Pig Dinner and Homecoming Weekend, I was thoroughly impressed by the number of graduates who returned to not only campus, but to the FIJI house specifically. I have heard of graduate support, but to me, this was unreal. It brought on a sense of pride that I may someday be a part of such a great fraternity both on campus and internationally. I speak for the rest of my class when I say the prospect of becoming a brother is both exciting and invigorating. Hopefully, we get to meet more of you on a personal level someday in the near future and until then, WABASH ALWAYS FIGHTS! SAVE THE DATE - Pig Dinner 2011 October 8 Details coming soon…. \r\nNonprofit Org Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity 1201 Red Mile Road Lexington, KY 40504 US Postage Paid Lexington, KY Permit # 540 Information Update - Tell us about you! 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