The Sigma Omicronicle Oklahoma State University of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity - Winter 2012 Edition CELEBRATING 50 YEARS By: Chris Neurohr (2003) - House Corporation Treasurer ter house makes a great story. From our beginnings in the “Gingerbread House,” the fire, and the purchase of the Kappa House in 1966, to the addition of the dining room and billiards room in 1996, the house has seen a lot in these 50 years. Fifty years of Sigma Omicron… If we each had time to sit down and share our stories and revisit those memories, there would be more than enough material to complete a very large book. Even the history of the chap- The past year has been another busy one for the Sigma Omicron Housing Association (SOHA). As always, there have been plenty of repairs and maintenance projects to keep us busy. We also have been making plans and taking steps toward the future of our facility. We made time to have fun recently too with the Cowboy Football tailgates, Homecoming and our quarterly meetings to keep the bonds of brotherhood strong. All in all, it was a productive year and satisfying on many levels. With the 50th Anniversary Pig Dinner fast approaching, we have much to be thankful for and also look forward to a bright future. As everyone already knows, the house is in constant need of attention. The wiring, HVAC and plumbing systems are antiquated by today’s standards and security is also a constant concern. Projects (Continued on page 2) UNDERGRADUATES RAISING THE BAR Sigma Omicron had an amazing fall semester. We finished first in grades among all of the fraternities on campus with a 3.277 GPA, making our 22nd year in a row with a total GPA higher than the allmen’s average. All 31 pledges passed the pledge requirement GPA of 2.5 with 26 of the 31 achieving above a 3.0, qualifying for the AAA Scholarship ($250) and the highest GPA among all fraternity pledge classes (Continued on page 3) H IGHLIGHTS • Sigma Omicron earned first place in grades among all fraternities with a 3.277 GPA. • 26 of the 31 Sigma Omicron pledges earned a 3.0 GPA or better, qualifying them for the AAA Scholarship ($250). As a group, they came in first place among all fraternity pledge classes with a 3.348 GPA. • Celebrating 50 years... what is better than that? We hope to see you at Pig Dinner! Register at www.phigam.org/ netcommunity/OKState. I NSIDE THIS ISSUE : W HERE N OW ? Psi Deuteron (Fall 2011) pledge class in study room. ARE THEY 2 G RADUATE S POTLIGHT - JD B OYER 4 G RADUATE SPOTLIGHT - B OB H AMM 6 R ECORD A TTENDANCE E XPECTED AT P IG 8 T HANK 9 YOU D ONORS Join “Sigma Omicron Fijis” on Facebook! \r\nS IGMA O MICRONICLE P AGE 2 WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Jack D. Hicks (1968) - Claims adjuster, married for 38 years with two children and five grandchildren. Dan Green (1987) - Living in Chicago, married, two girls, writing motivational books under his Finish Strong brand and speaking to corporations and students on living the Finish Strong attitude. Matthew Morgan (2009) - Working as the Gift Planning Coordinator for the OSU Foundation. Was appointed to the BCA in September. Pictured: Max Pischel, Terrell Potts and Mike Hill met in the OKC area the day before the homecoming football game for a round of golf. C ELEBRATING 50 Y EARS CONTINUED ... (Continued from page 1) we look to accomplish in 2012 include exploring the purchase of a security camera system, a new commercial refrigerator for the kitchen and upgrading the house’s internet capabilities, along with the regular maintenance and repairs. These projects all added together could easily top $40,000 or more in expenses. The many repairs and maintenance projects that were completed in 2011 included: a minor renovation and some new equipment for the kitchen ($3,000); electrical repairs to emergency and security lighting and wiring ($1,500); many plumbing repairs to toilets, sinks and showers on the 3rd floor and basement ($3,500); HVAC repairs to the dining room system and blowers throughout the house ($1,600); fire system maintenance ($1,000); and cleaning of exterior downspouts and drainage system ($1,400). These are just a few examples of the approximately $30,000 that was spent on house maintenance, insurance, membership dues and administrative costs in 2011. The kitchen had previously been locked down during non-operating hours, but this left the undergrads with nowhere to prepare snacks and light meals. To alleviate this concern, a security door was installed between the serving area of the kitchen and the rear food preparation area. This allowed for a snack area to be available in-between meals, which has been well received. A new sink was also installed in the kitchen to allow for separate areas for cleaning and food prep. time and effort they contribute for the good of the chapter. Eric particularly has excelled in the role of PL. He deserves a lot of credit for helping guide the chapter to its current level of success. We would never be able to accomplish the amount of repairs, maintenance and renovations that we have as efficiently or effectively without the tireless effort of our House Mother Rena Sterling, SOHA President Randall Whittaker (1970), and board members Kim House Mom Rena Sterling Cunningham (1975) and Secretary Michael Martin (2005). Each has scheduled and met with vendors, supervised work that was done, and even completed the work themselves at times. Kim in particular goes to the house every summer and makes as many repairs himself as he can. These individuals deserve a very big thank you for all the work they do for the house. The house will not last forever in its current state and will continue to deteriorate and become more and more of an issue for our fraternity if nothing is done. That is why we have been exploring our options and making plans for what can be done to ensure our members have a safe, competitive and enjoyable living environment in the coming years. We have considered all the scenarios and believe we have a solution. Come to Pig Dinner for more information about what we envision for the coming years. The future has never looked better. Additionally, Purple Legionnaire Eric Knam (1993) and the entire board of SOHA and the Board of Chapter Advisors deserve many thanks as well for all the We all have the opportunity to share our memories and tell our stories as we reunite for our chapter’s 50th Pig Dinner on February 25th! There will be many stories shared and new memories made by all in attendance and I hope to see you all there. If there was ever a year to go to Pig, this is it!!! To register: www.phigam.org/ netcommunity/okstate \r\nP AGE 3 U NDERGRADUATES R AISING THE B AR CONTINUED ... (Continued from page 1) on campus (3.348)! The following brothers/pledges received at 4.0: Jonathan Chandler, Chase Cutler, Jordan Mayes, Taylor Mayes, Andrew Cole, Chris Easterly, Ryan Tatum, and Jared Wheeler. Five new initiates from the Chi Deuteron pledge class joined our fraternity in the fall and 30 more initiates from the Psi Deuteron pledge class joined in the spring. One of our sophomores, Nick Staples (2014), was named Top 10 Freshman of Oklahoma State University for the 2010-2011 school year joining over a dozen predecessors in Sigma Omicron’s history. We also had three brothers who were named Seniors of Significance, making them Top 40 Seniors: Shane Gibson, Jordan Stivers, and Jonathan Chandler. In November, Sigma Omicron participated in the Toys for Cowboys fundraiser, where Fiji made up 51 of the 117 total volunteers. The university raised over $4,000 and collected just under 1,000 toys for underprivileged children in the Stillwater area. Phi Deuteron (Fall 2010) Pledge Class Corey Vesey (2014) and Shane Rasch (2014) With several accomplishments in this past semester, we look forward to continually improving our committee system and structure to improve transitions from year to year. We have recently worked to refine many areas such as recruitment and pledge education and are excited to see the organized benefits of our efforts. Destination trip to Chicago - Fall Break \r\nS IGMA O MICRONICLE P AGE 4 GRADUATE SPOTLIGHT - JD B OYER (1964) Why did you choose Oklahoma State? I never did seriously consider attending another school other than Oklahoma State University. My father was a Lambda Chi Alpha at Oklahoma A&M beginning in the fall of 1926, so I have always had close ties to OSU. We attended a lot of the OSU football games when I was growing up, especially in the early 1950s, so we could watch one of Pond Creek’s own, Billy Joe Halcomb, play the starting half back position. I was sold on OSU from the beginning. Why did you pledge Phi Gamma Delta? In the fall of 1960, I went through rush and pledged another fraternity. I went through pledge training, made my grades and depledged right before initiation. I have always been an independent thinker, and I decided after all I had gone through, it wasn’t the right fit. In the spring of 1961, I saw a notice in the O’Colly where FIJI planned to colonize on the OSU campus, and any interested parties could attend a meeting. I did attend that meeting held at an apartment on North Washington and did not know anyone there. I listened to the presentation and was thoroughly impressed. I wanted to be part of a new and exciting opportunity. I promptly was accepted and became a member of the newly established Delta Colony. I was fortunate to be elected as a pledge trainer for two consecutive terms. I had been involved in a pledge program which was based on hazing and felt there could be a better method. I am proud that we developed a pledge program based more on education and respect, rather than hazing. It seemed to work well. What is your favorite memory as an undergraduate? Several favorite memories come to mind. I remember our first rush week in the fall of 1961. Just as the rushees were arriving, someone would yell “face men to the front,” meaning if you looked like a movie star, be on the front row to greet. Of course we all thought we were “face men” and proceeded to crowd each other to get on the front line. It was hilarious, looking back. Of course, all the early chapter Island Parties are fond memories, especially cutting and installing the cane for a fence that completely encircled the “Gingerbread House.” There was always a lot of curiosity about what was going on behind that fence and some of those stories are best left untold. What is your favorite memory as a graduate so far? As a graduate, I look back and appreciate all the hard work and efforts made by the original organizers of the chapter. I am also very proud of the success of Sigma Omicron today and its status as one of the top rated chapters on the OSU campus. That doesn’t all happen by chance. What kind of influence has the Fraternity had on your life? I really believe being a member of a fraternity teaches one the value of being part of a group of individuals who come together with a common purpose. Fraternities are made up of a diverse group of individuals who make sacrifices and adjustments necessary to achieve a common goal. This adjustment process is beneficial to each person for the rest of his life. What activities were you involved in during college? I was involved in the Student Union Activities Board for a year or two, but fraternity activities and school work took most of my time. Of course the intramural sports activities were a lot of fun. With whom do you stay in contact? It is really difficult to stay in contact after college due to each person’s family, community and job activities. Brother Mark Birmingham (1967) and I talk on the phone every so often and Mark comes to Pond Creek for a visit a few times a year. I get to visit every so often with Brother Bill Thomas (1964) when he and his wife come back to visit her dad in Enid. Most JD with wife Jane of the brothers I don’t get to see or visit with very often, but when we do meet it’s like we had not been apart very long. There is just that common bond that doesn’t go away. Tell us about your family. I married Miss Jane Ann Breckenridge in Pond Creek on August 6, 1966. Jane and I grew up together in Pond Creek and didn’t really date until college. Jane is a Kappa Delta and OSU alum, and knows my Fiji brothers about as well as I do. We have three children, Jana, Jill and Jay. They all attended OSU. The girls are both teachers, and I am very proud of the influence and examples they have set for the many students they have been in contact with. My son Jay is the branch manager for our bank’s Enid branch. He also serves on the Bank’s Board of Directors, along with my wife Jane. We have five smart and athletic grandchildren (don’t we all think so) who keep us very active attending their school and athletic events. The grandkids are Jalyn, Haley, Rylie, Jevan and Derek, and range from a freshman in college to the seventh grade. Did you live in the chapter house? If so, who were your roommates? I lived in the “Gingerbread House” and the detached adjacent apartment build- \r\nP AGE 7 GRADUATE SPOTLIGHT - B OB H AMM (1969) (Continued from page 6) drunk I just told a joke and sat down. few years? Continue to be a consultant to the OSU Foundation until the money is totally raised for the new business school building. What is your favorite Pig Dinner memory? I gave the short speech at the Oklahoma City Pig one year and everyone was so What are you famous for doing as an undergraduate? Learning the names of two fellow students every day and learning two new words. What are you famous for outside of PGD? Mentoring people who have been very successful professionally and having lots of contacts. Contact Bob at bobcurtishamm@gmail.com. FIJI FLASHBACK - 11.10.1962 Fifty years ago, brothers gathered for the first Sigma Omicron installation at a luncheon on November 10, 1962, at the Student Union. The event program is filed away in the International Headquarters vault as a part of our cherished Phi Gamma Delta history. Here is a glimpse back in time as we prepare for our 50th anniversary celebration: CONTINUED ... Sigma Omicron Housing Association, Inc. President - Randall Whittaker 1970 rwhittaker@pixius.net Treasurer - Chris Neurohr 2003 cneurohr@scissortailenergy.com Secretary - Michael Martin 2005 michaelpaulmartin@yahoo.com Directors & Members Kim Cunningham 1975 Jim Quigley 1979 Steve Pittman 1975 Mike Hill 1968 OFFICERS Chris Day 1980 President - J. Littleton Daniel, Jr. Treasurer - Daniel Lee McCarty Historian - Max Wade Hampton Recording Secretary - Michael Gene Crocker Corresponding Secretary - Robert Lyle Williams Aaron Wilson 2008 Purple Legionnaire Eric Knam 1993 eric.d.knam@gmail.com INITIATES Mark Allan Birmingham James Dale Boyer Vaughn Sterling Bryan Benjamin Franklin Cravatt Michael Gene Crocker Martin Evan Giasser Max Wade Hampton Frederick Mostrom Daniel Lee McCarty Jerry Milton Robinson Rex David Stith James Arthur Swagerty John Weir Tway Robert Lyle Williams Richard Thomas Garrison Sigma Omicron Board PROGRAM Michael Bass LSU 1982 michael.bass@verizonbusiness.com Master of Ceremonies - J. Littleton Daniel, Jr. Invocation - Robert Persson Introduction of Guests - J. Littleton Daniel, Jr. Introductory Remarks - Dean Darrel K. Troxel, William Gurley Guest Speaker - Gerald E. Veltmann “Fraternity Values” Closing Remarks - William S. Zerman of Chapter Advisors Treasurer Advisor Gentry Parker 1996 gparker24@cox.net Historian Advisor Race Clark 2010 race.clark@ou.edu CS/RS Advisor Matt Morgan 2009 mmorgan@osugiving.com Risk Management Advisor Recruitment Advisor Jay List 1997 jayalanlist@gmail.com \r\nS IGMA O MICRONICLE P AGE 8 RECORD ATTENDANCE EXPECTED AT 50TH PIG As of February 7, the following graduates have registered for Pig Dinner. There is still time to register at www.phigam.org/netcommunity/OKState. Michael G. Crocker 1963 James D. Boyer 1964 Martin E. Glasser 1964 Max W. Hampton 1964 Daniel L. McCarty 1964 John W. Tway 1964 Vaughn S. Bryan, Jr. 1965 Joe B. Pirkle 1965 J. Pat Gallagher, Jr. 1966 Thomas W. Lucas 1966 Russell E. McNew 1966 Robert B. Persson 1966 George H. Ramey 1966 James L. Thomas 1966 E. Valjean Wheeler 1966 Mark A. Birmingham 1967 Danny R. Deaver 1967 Harris J. Elder 1967 Duane W. Gagle, Jr. 1967 Richard C. Howell 1967 Robert B. Lindsly 1967 Robert W. Roper 1967 Charles M. Thomas 1967 Michael R. Wendel 1967 Michael C. Hill 1968 Max A. Pischel, III 1968 Terrell F. Potts 1968 Robert P. Varner, III 1968 Donald S. Boyd 1969 Prof. Bob C. Hamm 1969 Dan A. Lucas 1969 Charles A. Powers, M.D. 1969 William H. Teel 1969 Philip G. Bowersox 1970 Lynn D. Fees 1970 William D. Fowler 1970 Eric M. Jamison 1970 J. David Jensen 1970 Randall L. Whittaker 1970 Clyde E. Bogle, Jr. 1971 Victor D. Ferraro 1971 Ralph O. Heatly, III 1971 Mark A. Lobo 1971 J. Herschel Beard 1972 A. L Bennett, Jr. 1972 Mark H. Boler 1972 Stephen C. Bowersox 1972 Steven H. Dennehy 1972 R. Robert Keating 1972 Robert M. Murphy, Jr. 1972 Philip D. Webb 1972 Frank R. Crabtree, Jr. 1973 Gregory R. Dennis 1973 Michael A. Lucas 1973 Paul Parsons 1973 David S. Powers 1973 Anthony A. Tweedy 1973 Robert R. Bennett 1974 Steven W. Fooshee 1974 James L. Keating 1974 James T. Mott, Jr. 1974 Wayne C. Bland 1975 Kim W. Cunningham 1975 Roland J. Heatly 1975 Steven B. Pittman 1975 Dr. Gregory Z. Winters 1975 Mark K. Schlegel 1976 Dr. D. Scott Fooshee 1977 O. Dean Higganbotham 1977 Lon C. Kile 1977 Johnny B. Riter 1977 Martin R. Blazy 1978 Martin A. Muck 1978 Jules D. Roberts, IV 1978 David K. Goodwin 1979 W. Brendan Hayes, Jr. 1979 Kelly W. Johnson 1979 James P. Quigley 1979 Paul E. Slusher 1979 Christopher D. Day 1980 Mark H. Fritze, M.D. 1980 Michael L. Lanata 1981 G. Brent Russell 1981 James M. Wuerflein 1981 Michael T. Bass 1982 Kelly K. Kobs 1985 Daniel E. Green 1987 Robert A. Bauter 1991 Shannon L. Wilkerson 1991 Eric D. Knam 1993 F. Russell Knight, Jr. 1993 Jason W. Turner 1993 W. Brent Barker 1994 John H. Ha 1994 Jeffrey A. Jones 1994 Michael J. Knam 1994 Eric J. Lee 1994 Matthew S. Manfredi 1994 Jason R. Marrujo 1994 Peter R. Megna 1994 Jason M. Piter 1994 Erik S. Scott 1994 Shawn D. Thompson 1994 Ryan J. Bebee 1995 Jarrett R. Carter 1995 Brian B. Cohlmia 1995 Benjamin R. Evans 1995 Patrick E. Fabian 1995 Cason E. Grover 1995 Christopher R. Hobza 1995 Kevin J. Kinder 1995 Reid F. McHoul 1995 Michael J. Shaver 1995 Darren P. Turner 1995 James P. Boggs 1996 Matthew C. Briscoe 1996 Jason R. Jones 1996 Zachary R. Overton 1996 Gentry A. Parker 1996 Ryan C. Vogler 1996 Jay A. List 1997 B. Matthew Vassar 1997 Barton S. Waits 1997 Robert A. Cuthbertson 1998 Christopher M. Streich 1998 Travis R. Cambern 1999 Joel B. Embry 1999 Michael P. Moore 1999 Richard A. Rademeyer 1999 Paul E. Smith 1999 Jeremy J. Welter 1999 D. Adam Housley 2000 Michael J. Jaskowiak 2000 Robert E. Pinter 2000 Bradley P. Stumph 2000 Brian C. Blad 2001 Daniel R. Cahalan 2001 Steve B. Foster 2001 John R. McLaughlin 2001 Jeremy D. Wier 2001 Ryan E. Petersen 2002 Jeffrey R. Pinter 2002 Wesley B. Reed 2002 Casey R. Beeman 2003 James R. McCoy 2003 Derick P. Mesch, III 2003 Christopher R. Neurohr 2003 Robert S. Rademeyer 2003 W. Tanner Cooper 2004 Adam P. Hammack 2004 Randall T. Nerger 2004 C. Ryan Neurohr 2004 Johnny P. Nguyen 2004 Stephen J. Snider 2004 S. Brett Fry 2005 Robert C. Grinnell 2005 Michael P. Martin 2005 Michael R. Gilbert, Jr. 2006 Jacob E. Grinnell 2006 Jared K. Nutter 2006 J. Tyler Tate 2006 Blake W. Burger 2007 Justin A. Reed 2007 J. Christopher Rhoads 2007 Taylor N. Shinn 2007 Ryan C. Cunningham 2008 Matthew M. Drouhard 2008 Drew M. Fleck 2008 Tate W. Johnson 2008 Jared B. Starks 2008 Aaron V. Wilson 2008 Jeffrey Brueggen 2009 Brett L. Burger 2009 Ross L. Cortese 2009 Tyler A. Cunningham 2009 Jared M. Denny 2009 Zane M. Dubberstein 2009 Lucas B. Elwell 2009 Madison H. Freeman 2009 Daniel K. Hayes, Jr. 2009 Layne E. Horton 2009 Joel L. Hulsey 2009 Ryan K. Hunter 2009 Christopher D. Kinnamon 2009 Craig M. Lewis 2009 Ryan W. Manchester 2009 Evan W. Neph 2009 Joshua C. Osko 2009 Joseph K. Prochaska 2009 Graham E. Steen 2009 Grant N. Tarrant 2009 Benjamin J. Barker 2010 William G. Bowersox 2010 Cody R. Fees 2010 Terry J. Reavis 2010 Brian P. Kershaw 2011 G. Zachary Russell 2011 \r\nP AGE 9 THANK YOU 2011 DONORS Sigma Omicron would like to thank and recognize our SOHA donors for the 2011 calendar year. Your generosity has resulted in contributions of over $13,000. Anonymous In Honor of Michael C. Hill 1968 Karen Hicks (widow of Craig Hicks) In Memory of Craig H. Hicks 1972 James D. Boyer 1964 Joe G. Berry 1965 Vaughn S. Bryan, Jr. 1965 J. Pat Gallagher, Jr. 1966 Russell E. McNew 1966 Darrel D. Fry 1967 In Memory of James F. Tredway 1968 Robert B. Lindsly 1967 In Memory of Robert R. Lindsly (Nu Omega 1932) Robert W. Roper 1967 Michael C. Hill 1968 Max A. Pischel, III 1968 Terrell F. Potts 1968* M. D. Tripp Fezler, III 1969* Prof. Bob C. Hamm 1969 William H. Teel 1969 Philip G. Bowersox 1970 William D. Fowler 1970 J. David Jensen 1970 Fred C. Ringwald 1970 Randall L. Whittaker 1970 In Memory of Charles Abercrombie 1971 and John Shaw 1971 Mark A. Lobo 1971 J. Herschel Beard 1972 In Memory of Craig H. Hicks 1972 Mark H. Boler 1972 Stephen C. Bowersox 1972 Steven H. Dennehy 1972 Richard W. Hatter 1972 James S. Sheehan, USAF 1972 Philip D. Webb 1972 Frank R. Crabtree 1973* Paul Parsons 1973 James L. Keating 1974 In Memory of Libby Keating Kim W. Cunningham 1975 In Memory of James F. Tredway 1968 Roland J. Heatly 1975 Steven B. Pittman 1975 Dr. Gregory Z. Winters 1975 Martin R. Blazy 1978 In Memory of Michael C. Reynolds 1981 Jules D. Roberts, IV 1978 In Memory of James F. Tredway 1968 James P. Quigley 1979 James M. Wuerflein 1981 In Memory of Frank Anderson 1984 Kelly K. Kobs 1985 In Memory of Mark A. Rice 1983 Michael J. Frey 1988 Christopher K. Woosley 1991* Stephen K. Boeckman 1992 Bradley S. Austin 1993 John R. Delano 1993* Eric D. Knam 1993* Jeffrey A. Jones 1994 Peter R. Megna 1994* Joshua W. Randolph 1994* Ryan J. Bebee 1995* Jay Boatright 1995 In Memory of Lloyd C. Boatright (father) Cason E. Grover 1995 Michael J. Morgan 1995* Michael J. Shaver 1995 James P. Boggs 1996 Matthew D. Barnes 1997* Mark H. Mayer 1998 Joel B. Embry 1999* Jeremy J. Welter 1999* Michael J. Jaskowiak 2000* John R. Cooper 2001 Steve B. Foster 2001 Justin E. Boatsman 2002 Zachary R. Keller 2002 Christopher R. Neurohr 2003* Adam P. Hammack 2004 Stephen J. Snider 2004* Michael P. Martin 2005 Michael R. Gilbert, Jr. 2006* Matthew M. Drouhard 2008* Christopher R. Edmonston 2008* Aaron V. Wilson 2008* Lucas B. Elwell 2009 Joseph K. Prochaska 2009 * indicates a monthly recurring donor AD ASTRA DEAR BROTHERS As another year has come and gone, we still remember those brothers who left us too soon. We remember these brothers with honor and respect. To give a gift to the SOHA in memory of a brother below, go to www.phigam.org/netcommunity/OkState. Monroe W. Kriegel 1939 Alvin L. Crable 1942 James T. Mott 1948 Kenneth T. Ricker 1952 James L. Daniel 1964 Dale A. Durfee 1965 Allen C. Neimeyer 1965 Ernest C. Young 1966 Monroe W. Kriegel 1967 Marshall F. Persson 1967 Robert L. Curtis 1968 Jack M. Smith 1968 James F. Tredway 1968 Patrick M. Aldredge 1969 John J. Vater 1970 Charles T. Abercrombie 1971 William C. Douce 1971 Michael J. Farrell 1971 Albert H. Lucas 1971 John D. Shaw 1971 James M. Gober 1972 Craig H. Hicks 1972 S. L. Edwards 1973 Thomas L. Hardesty 1973 James H. Kopacka 1981 Michael C. Reynolds 1981 Mark A. Rice 1983 Frank Anderson 1984 Jay D. Reinking 1990 Wade W. Scruggs 2000 Corey E. Kaiser 2005 Jason M. Wright 2007 \r\nNonprofit Org US Postage Paid Lexington, KY Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity 1201 Red Mile Road Lexington, KY 40504 REMEMBER WHEN? Pig Dinner March 7, 1964 Do you have old Fiji photos lying around? We would love to include them in an upcoming edition of The Sigma Omicronicle. Scan and email to phigam@phigam.org or fax to 859.977.6333. CONTRIBUTE TO THE SOHA FUND I am pleased to make a contribution to Sigma Omicron of : $1,000 $500 $250 $100 $50 $25 Other $_______________ I would like my donation to be used in the following area: _______________________________________________. Donations can be made on-line at www.phigam.org/netcommunity/OkStateDonations, by phone at (859)255-1848 ext 136 or send checks payable to Phi Gamma Delta - Sigma Omicron to: Sigma Omicron/Oklahoma State Donations, PO Box 4599, Lexington, KY 40544 and include this form. Design, printing and mailing services provided by the International Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta.