Texas H Fiji The Longhorn Fiji–The University of Texas at Austin Established 1883 Spring 2013 Demolition Is Complete and Construction to Begin Soon Dollars Still Needed to Ensure Project Success D ue to the generous support of our brothers and friends, the Texas Fiji, Not for College Days Alone campaign has begun the demolition and construction preparation phase with construction set to begin in early April. To date, we have raised $4,321,480 from only 269 Texas Fiji alumni. Help us increase participation significantly to reach our goal of $5.5 million and secure the financial and long-term integrity Buen Retiro deserves. Texas FIJI Landscape Changing Buen Fiesta and Zivley House were demolished and their former sites are ready for construction. This is an exciting time for Texas Fiji and we’re looking forward to seeing the progress. We will keep showing you photos of the progress as we go. Construction is to begin in early April. Here is a recap of the expansion project so far: • July 2012: Site Development Drawings submitted to City of Austin • Nov. 2012: Austin City Council grants permission to demolish Brown Zivley House • Dec. 2012: Construction Documents completed by a great team led by Overland Partners, i.e. Tim Blonkvist PC ’75, and the project is being managed by Kent Collins PC ’75 of Centro Development • Dec. 2012-Jan. 2013: Demolition of Brown Zivley House and Buen Fiesta • January 2013: Building Permit Applications and the Construction Documents submitted for Plan Review to City of Austin • April 2013: Construction set to begin Project Essential for Success Several fraternities at UT have completed renovations or have built new additions. Chapters that were not our competitors have now risen in status through this process. This project is important from a competition standpoint, but also to benefit to our brotherhood. We will be able to have an entire pledge class and officers living together and a facility that protects Buen Retiro and ensures Texas Fiji is around for many more generations. Continued Support Needed We want to make sure Texas Fiji stays strong. We know that you want to see this as well. Though we’ve started demolition and are about to start construction, we must reach our fundraising goal. This goal will allow us to pay for the entire project, build a maintenance fund to ensure the house is well maintained in the future, and empower the undergraduate Chapter with the tools they need to be successful. We urge you to make a pledge to Texas Fiji. Please show your support of this project and help rebuild your Texas Fiji home. If you can send your first payment with your pledge, it would be very helpful to our overall finances and our construction this spring. We would like to see our overall participation really grow, and I hope you’ll get on board with this campaign. Please do what you can to close the gap to our goal and raise our participation so that we can ensure the future of Texas Fiji. With Buen Fiesta gone, construction on the new house is set to begin in early April. Continued help from loyal graduates has made this project a reality. Your support is still necessary to secure the future of Texas Fiji. Fraternally, Campaign Chairmen Bobby Orr PC ’75 Kevin R. Snodgrass PC ’78 borr@orrinc.com kevin.snodgrass@cushwake.com \r\nTexas Fiji Thank You, Generous Brothers and Friends, for Contributing $4.3 Million W e are deeply grateful to the following Texas Fiji brothers and friends for committing $4,321,480 to the Texas Fiji: Not for College Days Alone campaign. These brothers recognize the importance of ensuring the future of Texas Fiji and have demonstrated a sense of gratitude for their personal experience. Commitments are still needed from the rest of our graduates to achieve our goal and complete this major project. All supporters of the project giving $2,500 and above will be recognized on a prominently displayed plaque. All donors contributing $1,000 or more to the campaign will be recognized in campaign publications. If an error has been made in recording your gift, or your name has been mistakenly omitted or listed improperly, we sincerely apologize. Please advise our campaign coordinator at (785) 843-1661 so we can make the correction. Thank you to those who have made a commitment! Buen Retiro Society ($250,000 and above) Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous In honor of the 1970 Pledge Class 1883 Founders Society ($100,000 to $249,999) Anonymous In honor of the 1974 Pledge Class The Waltmon Family DeWitt Waltmon Sr. PC ’45 DeWitt Waltmon Jr. PC ’76 Scott M. Waltmon PC ’83 Austin Waltmon PC ’11 Jeff Heller PC ’58 The Young Family John H. Young PC ’61 John R. Young PC ’87 David A. Ott PC ’68 Robert Canon PC ’72 The Blonkvist Family Timothy B. Blonkvist PC ’75 Brady Blonkvist PC ’10 Robert C. Orr Jr. PC ’75 The Butter Family Zane R. Butter PC ’81 Z.B. Butter PC ’10 Undergraduate Chapter Black Diamond Society ($50,000 to $99,999) Anonymous The McCaig Family Robert McCaig PC ’50 R. Shain McCaig Jr. PC ’78 Lindsay McCaig PC ’81 M. Shannon McCaig PC ’82 The Walker Family Jim W. Walker PC ’54 Reid Walker PC ’87 Patrick P. Walker PC ’90 Scott Petty Jr. PC ’55 Jon Brumley PC ’61 Bruce Hill PC ’73 M. Spencer Rigney PC ’76 Howard Bagby Jr. PC ’77 In memory of Louie Schreiner PC ’77 Gary Schneider PC ’78 Shepherd 5 Points Family Foundation Eugene B. Shepherd PC ’78 The Snodgrass Family Kevin R. Snodgrass PC ’78 Kevin T. Snodgrass PC ’10 Rob Walls PC ’78 The Towns Family Thomas Keller Towns PC ’79 Thomas Keller Towns Jr. PC ’12 Bob Butchofsky PC ’80 Karl Rathjen PC ’82 Grady W. Roberts PC ’85 Lee Jacobe PC ’87 Mayes Middleton PC ’00 White Star Society ($25,000 to $49,999) Anonymous The King/Kinney Family William G. Kinney II PC ’40 William G. Kinney III PC ’72 Stephen W. Kinney PC ’74 D. Craig Kinney PC ’76 Duane H. King PC ’79 David R. King PC ’83 Benjamin K. Kinney PC ’91 The Northington Family Robert H. Northington PC ’48 Robert C. Northington PC ’75 Robert C. Northington II PC ’03 The Coffee Family Robert F. Coffee PC ’52 Roy C. Coffee Jr. PC ’55 Roy C. Coffee III PC ’82 The Fraser Family Charles D. Fraser PC ’52 Dr. Charles D. Fraser Jr. PC ’76 Charles D. Fraser III PC ’07 The Black Family James M. Black PC ’60 William E. Black PC ’69 Robert F. Black PC ’72 John M. Black PC ’90 J. Benjamin Black PC ’03 William E. Chiles PC ’67 The Duncan Family Vance C. Duncan PC ’70 Harrison Duncan PC ’12 Porter Farrell II PC ’73 In honor of his parents, George J. and Margaret R. Farrell David Lumpkins PC ’73 Larry McAfee PC ’73 Kyle R. Burnett PC ’76 Family The Campbell Family William J. Campbell PC ’76 William J. Campbell Jr. PC ’10 Andrew D. Campbell PC ’12 Ross M. Davis PC ’76 The Hudnall Family Clayton H. Hudnall PC ’76 Clark C. Hudnall PC ’10 The Hickey Family Jeff L. Hickey PC ’77 Russell C. Hickey PC ’10 The Rasmussen Family Hal J. Rasmussen PC ’77 Christopher Rasmussen PC ’10 The Uhl Family Arthur G. Uhl III PC ’77 James Uhl PC ’11 James P. McGinnis PC ’78 In honor of the 1978 Pledge Class Robert T. Ray PC ’78 The Grimes Family D. Link Grimes PC ’79 Nelson Link Grimes PC ’11 The Merritt Family Marshall Merritt PC ’79 Will Merritt PC ’10 John D. Harkey Jr. PC ’80 In honor of John D. Harkey Sr. CAMPAIGN STATUS AT-A-GLANCE As of March 4, 2013 $5.5 Million Fundraising Goal $4,321,480 Total Contributions 269 Contributors 1,906 Mailable Alumni Richard A. Beeler PC ’81 James M. Nakfoor PC ’82 William T. Griffin Jr. PC ’83 The McLaughlin Family Matt McLaughlin PC ’83 Stuart McLaughlin PC ’12 Jeff Rochelle PC ’83 Randall Mays PC ’84 Michael U. Ellington Jr. PC ’87 Robert and Marcy Duncan Family John Duncan PC ’89 William Duncan PC ’10 Thomas Duncan PC ’11 Jeffrey M. Jacobe PC ’90 Mark W. Muecke PC ’97 In memory of Jackson Dudley PC ’97 The Roche Family David Roche, Sewanee Campbell Roche PC ’04 Jackson Roche PC ’08 The Doggett Family William Doggett Jr. PC ’05 \r\nnot for college days alone Bill and Karen Case In honor of William Case PC ’11 Purple Owl Society ($10,000 to $24,999) Bradley A. Fowler PC ’52 Delano Womack PC ’52 Fred W. Middleton PC ’56 The Willerson Family Dr. Jim Willerson PC ’57 Dr. Darrell Willerson PC ’59 Ernest H. Cockrell PC ’63 Al Thaggard PC ’65 Roger C. Letz PC ’71 In memory of Paul Bradley PC ’71 The Pearce Family Stephen M. Pearce PC ’71 Jonathan M. Pearce PC ’02 Taylor Y. Pearce PC ’03 The Finklea Family William L. Finklea PC ’74 Larry L. Finklea PC ’76 J. McCurdy Cardwell PC ’09 Kent Collins PC ’75 Gary McClure PC ’76 In honor of Those Who Follow Cecily and Tom Rodman PC ’76 John W. Elliott PC ’77 Thomas W. Robinson Jr. PC ’77 Bryan C. Campbell PC ’78 Jeffrey A. Howard PC ’78 The Kuni Family Douglas W. Kuni PC ’78 Kelly Kuni PC ’11 The Rodman Family Jim Rodman PC ’78 Chris Rodman PC ’10 Steven D. Arnold PC ’79 John N. McIntyre PC ’79 Randy Petersen PC ’79 John R. Rutherford PC ’79 J. Marshall Adkins PC ’80 In memory of Ted Westmoreland PC ’80 Ron D. Willis PC ’80 Michael V. O’Shell PC ’84 The Oldham Family Steve Oldham PC ’87 Michael K. Oldham PC ’89 Brian P. McCabe PC ’88 Ryan Wald PC ’94 The Williamson Family Brandt Williamson PC ’09 Matt Williamson PC ’11 Larry and Sarah West Dillon West PC ’11 300 W. 27th Street Society ($5,000 to $9,999) The Robertson Family Robert J. Robertson PC ’55 June Robertson The Wukasch Foundation Don C. Wukasch, M.D. PC ’55 Barry C. Wukasch, Ph.D. PC ’57 Lon P. Carpenter PC ’58 James L. Geary PC ’68 In memory of Gary W. Whitworth PC ’68 John C. Thomas PC ’69 The Thornton Family Mark Thornton, M.D. PC ’72 Taylor Thornton PC ’11 Jay K. Turner PC ’73 Scot D. Northern PC ’75 Glen J. Ellis Jr. PC ’76 Paul C. Peters Jr. PC ’76 Christopher P. Renaud PC ’77 Brian K. Gammill PC ’78 T. Grant Johnson PC ’78 Tom Shirley PC ’78 Evan Williams PC ’78 Michael L. Calhoun PC ’79 Douglas A. Dawson PC ’80 Joe Merritt PC ’81 E. C. Fellbaum PC ’82 The Roberts Family Rick Roberts PC ’82 Ford Roberts PC ’12 Michael M. Dellinger PC ’91 Jack P. Nelson PC ’94 Robb Parks PC ’95 Michael Anderson PC ’97 In memory of Jerry P. Dehlinger PC ’58 W. Daniel Meyer PC ’00 Matt T. Muecke PC ’00 Ryan Strawn PC ’00 William J. O’Brien IV PC ’02 Thomas E. Smith Sr. In honor of Thomas E. Smith Jr. PC ’03 Warren R. Williamson Jr. PC ’05 Tom and Jenny Fitzpatrick In honor of Charlie Fitzpatrick PC ’11 Cynthia and John Adkins In honor of John Adkins Jr. PC ’12 Tau Deuteron Society ($2,500 to $4,999) Charles M. Berkey PC ’47 In memory of Charles Parker PC ’40 and Charles Sowell PC ’48 Fred W. Patterson PC ’48 In memory of Thomas V. Patterson, M.D. PC ’38 Sam Crowther PC ’52 Marc H. Stewart PC ’55 Chancy Croft PC ’56 In memory of Rex Greenstreet PC ’55 Ed H. Esquivel PC ’59 The Hall Family Laurens “Larry” Hall PC ’60 Grant Hall PC ’89 James A. Boone PC ’68 Ras Redwine PC ’71 In memorty of Paul Bradley PC ’71 Jeff Webb PC ’76 Scott Ramsey PC ’77 Kirk W. Boswell PC ’79 Bo Huggins PC ’81 Paul A. Schweizer PC ’85 Bart Boxwell PC ’86 The Taaffe Family Peter Taaffe PC ’89 Ryan Taaffe PC ’93 Brett Taaffe PC ’95 Paul Cohen PC ’91 Matthew S. Daly PC ’91 Jeff Montgomery PC ’91 Brandon K. Holcomb PC ’92 Ryan D. Moss PC ’92 Chad R. Dickson PC ’93 William R. Henson PC ’97 Corbin Chaffin PC ’99 Daniel G. Zoch PC ’99 Chandler Quisenberry PC ’02 Max Stubbs PC ’03 Thomas Allen PC ’04 Eric and Teri Chang‑Tung In honor of the 2010 Pledge Class Robert Ehrlich III PC ’10 The Thurmond Family In honor of Carter Thurmond PC ’11 The Arthur Family Jay and Deirdre Arthur Keller E. Arthur PC ’12 Paul and Jennifer Gregory In honor of Ryan Gregory PC ’12 Loyal Fiji Society ($1,000 to $2,499) The Bailey Family Carson Alfred Bailey PC ’27 Carson Alfred Bailey Jr. PC ’53 Jeff Bailey PC ’79 Craig Bailey PC ’82 Doug Bailey PC ’96 Howard W. Parker PC ’42 Aubrey “Ace” Black PC ’46 In memory of Blackie Dahlberg PC ’42 Jack L. Phillips PC ’45 In honor of Clay Abernathy PC ’68 and Stephen Jack Mizer Paul H. Smith PC ’45 Preston H. Dial Jr. PC ’47 In memory of David Gardner PC ’46 Patrick H. Swearingen Jr. PC ’47 Frank Roddie PC ’53 Joe Gray, M.D. PC ’54 In memory of Horace Greenstreet PC ’54 Frank B. Jones Jr. PC ’55 The McNeill Family William A. McNeill PC ’55 William G. McNeill PC ’91 James E. Suttle PC ’55 Jerry Peckham PC ’58 James H. McCuistion PC ’59 E. Wayne Ray Jr. PC ’59 J. Currie Bechtol PC ’60 Ralph L. Arrell PC ’61 Bill Nance PC ’66 In memory of Blue, Fiji Mascot Bob Barnes PC ’68 James B. Smith Jr. PC ’69 The Cahoon Family Allan G. King PC ’78 David S. Houston PC ’82 Darrell Hernandez PC ’91 Kevin Hunter PC ’91 Christopher Ohmstede PC ’91 G. Douglas Wiley II PC ’91 Josh M. Zeller PC ’91 The Turlington Family Kyle Turlington PC ’92 Gardner H. Dudley PC ’93 Barney C. Wiley PC ’93 Stephen Cooper PC ’95 Ben Bufkin PC ’97 Andrew Green PC ’97 Nathan M. Stedham PC ’98 James H. Dudley IV PC ’99 Grant W. Livesay PC ’99 Jonathan Pearce PC ’02 Adam Bridgman PC ’07 Tucker Moore PC ’07 In honor of the Best Days of his Life Chris Woldert In honor of Jerry Woldert PC ’10 \r\nH Page 4 Phi Gamma Delta BCA Enhances Chapter Relations through Graduate Involvement T his year marks Tau Deuteron’s 130th anniversary. Our Fraternity and UT share the same founding date: 1883. What a testament to the character each member has displayed in keeping our rich heritage intact. Knowing that we are still the top fraternity at UT, and remain stronger than ever, is something that should make all Fijis proud. The Board of Chapter Advisors (BCA) has been busy advising the Chapter on such things as pledge education, finance, rituals, and philanthropy. We have made great strides in these areas due to the active involvement of the 18 board members. DeWitt Waltmon Jr. PC ’76, chairman of graduate relations, has focused on making our newsletter better than ever. Robert Canon PC ’72 is again chairing the Pig Dinner on April 13, and has substantially increased participation. In the fall, we continued our tradition of having tailgate parties before each home game. The feedback continues to be very positive, motivating several pledge classes to hold reunions and make the tailgate parties part of their weekend. The Chapter has an active social schedule for the spring semester. Parties such as Marshalls, Studio 54, Round-Up, and Parents’ Weekend on April 5-6 highlight the calendar. The rush captains are creating their list and will invite potential candidates to these parties and other spring and summer recruitment events. If you know of a potential rushee, please e-mail me and I will forward their information to the rush captains. We all know how important it is to have the best candidates on our list. Our graduates continue to show their loyalty by contributing to the capital campaign and recruitment account, participating in the BCA and Pig Dinner, and attending tailgate parties. Your participation is strengthening our brotherhood and friendships. GTBO, Marshall Merritt PC ’79 BCA President marshall@merritt-capital.com Perge! Members of Texas Fiji take part in a philanthropy event. Texas Fiji Plans Recruiting Events for Spring and Summer T he Texas Fiji rush team has been hard at work putting together events for the spring semester, as well as the summer recruitment period. We invited rushees to the first major parties of the year, Fiji Marshalls, on February 15, and our largest party of the semester, a 1970s Studio 54-themed party, on February 22. Our next major event is Round-Up Weekend, March 21-23, and we hope to show many of the visiting high school seniors a good time at our famous Ivory P. Huff Low Hoop basketball tournament. During Round-Up Weekend, we also plan on hosting several events at Buen Retiro, and on Saturday we’ll host a crawfish boil. Throughout the summer we will entertain rushees during campus orientation, and we plan on having many events scheduled on these dates as well. Our annual New Orleans recruitment trip is scheduled for the weekend of June 28-30, and we plan on having numerous events for the rushees who make the trip. Our third annual recruitment trip to the YO Ranch in Kerrville will take place July 20, and rushees will be treated to an exotic wildlife bus tour. We will close out July with our world-famous Texas Fiji Island party on July 27, where we will once again transform Buen Retiro into a beachfront mansion, surrounded by sandy beaches with live music on the porch. Austin State Party, the traditional end of the summer recruitment season, falls on August 6, and we will have an unforgettable Late Night party at Buen Retiro planned for those who have recently accepted their bids to become Texas Fijis. Perge! Texas Fiji Rush Team Dillon West PC ’11 (Head), Houston, (713) 319-7127, Ldwest1992@yahoo.com Chase Russo PC ’11, Houston, (832) 721-9506, chaserusso@comcast.net Nelson Grimes PC ’11, Midland, (432) 352-7535, nlsngrimes@yahoo.com Spence Howden PC ’11, Austin, (512) 586-3774, spence.howden@gmail.com Carter Thurmond PC ’11, San Antonio, (210) 255-0644, cartert11@att.net \r\nPage 5 Texas Fiji H A Bright Future in Store at Buen Retiro Undergraduates Maintain Success in Recruitment, Leadership, and Philanthropy G reetings from Buen Retiro. I am happy to report all is well as we embark on 130 years as a Chapter. An impressive anniversary for an impressive institution—six snaps all around. Construction Forces Tau Deuteron to Get Creative The first months of 2013 have already been memorable, and it’s appropriate that we begin this milestone year with a clean slate in our backyard. The Buen Fiesta “back house” is finally gone, as is the old Zivley study house. With construction set to begin in April, the actives have started to acquaint themselves with the latest developments in the house expansion project. The construction phase will certainly keep us busy as we try to come up with alternative and innovative ways to host parties, park cars, and conduct pledgeship. This is no small task, but I am certain the actives are up for the challenge. Successful Recruitment of New Pledge Class On that note, we are proud to announce the newest members of the 2012 pledge class. In December, we initiated new members in a ceremony attended by numerous graduates. Each new Fiji completed their pledgeship, and we are happy to welcome them into our brotherhood. With the end of another pledgeship, we turn our focus to the lifeblood of our great Fraternity: recruitment. Thank You, Loyal Alumni The rush captains for 2013 are Nelson Grimes PC ’11, Spence Howden PC ’11, Chase Russo PC ’11, Carter Thurmond PC ’11, and Dillon West PC ’11. We hope you are able to meet these gentlemen as they travel across the state for the recruitment fundraisers in late May. Thank you to all alumni for your continued support, guidance, and involvement during the recruitment process. Your backing of our efforts is what made us so successful in years past, and Tau Deuteron owes you a debt of gratitude. Leadership Possibilities at Fiji Academy During winter break, John Paul Ackels PC ’11, Lyles Carter PC ’11, and Harrison Duncan PC ’11 had the opportunity to attend the annual Fiji Academy in St. Louis. The Academy offers seminars with Fijis from all over the country and educated our members on chapter operations, rituals, and leadership. Intramurals and Philanthropy Remain Strong The 2009 pledge class intramural football team won the Greek League championship once again this year. Philanthropically, the Chapter completed over 1,000 hours of community service in the fall. As always, it was great to see many different eras of Fijis together at the house for football tailgates in the fall.While spring doesn’t offer as many chances for us to be together, the annual Pig Dinner will be hosted at Buen Retiro on April 13. The event chairmen have already been in contact with Robert Canon PC ’72, who has graciously offered to help us host this great event. Graduates are always welcome at the house. We hope to see you all there! Perge! Charles Branch PC ’10 Chapter President cvbranch11@gmail.com Welcome, New Members Austin, Texas Web Elliott*, Westlake High School (John Elliott PC ’77) Chris Joseph*, Austin High School (Phillip Joseph PC ’07) Cole McDonald, Austin High School Bryce Peters, St. Michael’s High School Ryan Rameriez, Austin High School Graham Soto-Kerans, Westlake High School Riley Vickers, Anderson High School Birmingham, Alabama Braxton Pratt, Lawrenceville School Dallas, Texas Tully Campbell, St. Mark’s High School Brodie Johnson, Lake Highlands High School Hayden Lunsford, Trinity Christian Academy Max McKamy, Greenhill High School Thomas Perry, Highland Park High School Ryan Petty, St. Mark’s High School Ben Strodel, Highland Park High School Sean Tomlinson, Jesuit High School Fort Davis, Texas Harrison King, Ft. Davis High School Fort Worth, Texas Stuart McLaughlin*, All Saints High School (Brian McLaughlin PC ’79 and Matt McLaughlin PC ’83) Houston, Texas John Adkins, Kinkaid High School Davis Atkins, Lamar High School Andrew Campbell*, Kinkaid High School (Bill Campbell PC ’76, Bryan Campbell PC ’78, Ross Eastman PC ’80, and William Campbell Jr. PC ’10) Scotty Finnegan*, Episcopal High School (Phillip Hablinski PC ’09) Will Fraser*, Episcopal High School (Charles Fraser PC ’52, Dr. Chuck Fraser Jr. PC ’76, and Charlie D. Fraser III PC ’07) Ryan Gregory, Memorial High School Wilson Jechovich, Kinkaid High School Nick Kaldis, Episcopal High School Zach Mafrige, Lamar High School Matthew Moldawer, Kinkaid High School Jack Pellegrin, Episcopal High School Ford Roberts*, Memorial High School (Rick Roberts PC ’82) Keller Towns*, Kinkaid High School (T. Keller Towns Sr. PC ’82) * legacy; relative in parentheses Stewart Wombwell*, Kinkaid High School (Jim McCuistion PC ’59) Kerrville, Texas Alan Young, Tivy High School Longview, Texas Scott Byrd, Longview High School Lubbock, Texas Braxton Arnold, Monterey High School New York, New York Henry Neely, Trinity School San Antonio, Texas Sam Blow, St. Mary’s Hall Sam McAllister*, Alamo Heights High School (David McAllister PC ’74 and Steve McAllister, A&M) Thomas Rochelle*, St. Mary’s Hall (Jeff Rochelle PC ’83) Will Shackelford, Alamo Heights High School Wichita Falls, Texas Hill Bradley, Wichita Falls High School Benton Mowery, Wichita Falls High School \r\nThe Undergraduates of Tau Deuteron of Phi Gamma Delta at The University of Texas Would Be Honored by Your Presence at Our 2013 Frank Norris Pig Dinner On the Thirteenth Day of April, Two Thousand Thirteen at Buen Retiro Texas H Fiji Phi Gamma Delta Buen Retiro Committee P.O. Box 4769 Austin, TX 78765 Address Service Requested $75 per person (actives and alumni only) Cocktails start at 5:30 p.m. Dinner served at 7:00 p.m. We have a fantastic program planned: Speaker: Mr. Bill Martin, Mississippi State PC ’72 Executive Director and Editor of Phi Gamma Delta for over 23 years; former Field Secretary, Director of Chapter Services, and Director of Programs for Phi Gamma Delta; former president of the Fraternity Executives Association Presentation of Diamond, Gold, and Silver Owl Pins (Pledge classes from fall of 1962/spring of 1963 and fall of 1987/spring of 1988) Announcement of Scholarship Recipients and 2013 Honored Fijis Master of Ceremonies: Ed Clements KLBJ Radio Personality (Father of Ferris Clements PC ’10) R.S.V.P. using the form to the right. If you wish to pay by credit card or if you have any questions, contact Sue Raymond at suesraymond@hotmail.com or (512) 473-2322. NOTE: Additional financial donations of ANY amount to help subsidize the expenses of the 2013 Norris Pig Dinner are graciously accepted at the mailing address to the right. ATTENTION: This newsletter is intended for alumni and parents. If your son is still attending the University of Texas, he will receive a copy at the Chapter House. If he has graduated, please send us his permanent address to update our records. Thank you. Join Us for the Norris Pig Dinner Saturday, April 13, at Buen Retiro Pig Dinner Registration Name/Nickname: _______________________________________ Pledge Year: ________ Address: _________________________________________________________________ City: ______________________________________ State: _______ Zip: _____________ Phone: _____________________________ E-mail: ______________________________ Dinner cost is $75 per person (alumni and actives only). Total amount due: $_________ Please mail this registration form and payment by April 1, 2013, to Sue Raymond, Phi Gamma Delta, P.O. Box 4769, Austin, TX 78765. Make your check payable to Phi Gamma Delta. We look forward to seeing you there!