ALUMNI NEWSLETTER OF PI KAPPA PHI AT INDIANA UNIVERSITY
SPRING 2012
ALPHA PSIDELINES
INDIANA UNIVERSITY HOMECOMING 2012
Please join Alpha Psi Alumni and Active Brothers for Homecoming October 6, 2012:
8:00 a.m.
BY DAVID SHOOK
-Recognizing the class of 1987. -Brief business meeting to introduce the approved and funded project to reface the front of the chapter house.
Early arrival (Blue Lot/Gate 12 east parking lot off of Fee Lane just north of Assembly Hall - you will see the Pi Kappa Phi flag). We will have a continental breakfast and plenty of coffee. The tailgate will be available all day so please stop by and let us know you are in the area.
the house or tailgate for catching up)
9:15 a.m.
Post-Game Tailgate We would especially like to see
Walk or Travel to the Chapter house at 1720 N Jordan Avenue
9:30 a.m.
Special Meeting -The recognition of the initiation class of the 1947 and following 40 years.
11:30 a.m. Depart for the game (or extended time at 12:00 p.m. IU vs. Michigan State
graduated members from the past 10 years (1998-2011) stop by and introduce themselves (especially if they arrived too late for the morning get together).
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ALUMNI BOARD PRESIDENT
Phillip Summers |phsummer@indiana.edu
VICE PRESIDENT
Tom Clark |wacandtac@comcast.net
SECRETARY
Jim Crews |jcrew@revereindustries.com
TREASURER
Russ Lindsey|russlindsey@comcast.net
ALMNI RELATIONS DIRECTOR David Shook |bwshook@comcast.net
MEMBERS-AT-LARGE
Chris Byrd|chrisbyrd2002@hotmail.com Nick McCallum|Nicholas_mccallum@hotmail.com
CHAPTER ARCHON
Dylan Pure|dlpure@indiana.edu
ALUMNI UPDATES
John Bradford Allen, Alpha Psi 257, crossed over to the chapter eternal October 23 2011. He was a popular leader of the undergraduate chapter in the early 1970s. He was an associate class president and later served as Archon. The week before his passing he was making plans to attend 2011 Homecoming provided he was able.
BY MICHAEL TERRELL
Dave Bibler, Alpha Psi 1, celebrated his 83rd birthday in January and is currently living in a retirement community in Indianapolis. John Henry III, Upsilon Class, recently had a baby boy – John Henry IV Stephen Zollman '84 recently accepted a volunteer position with One World Childrens' Fund where he will review projects to determine whether they will help deliver assistance in meeting the basic needs of children here and overseas. He is very excited about this position as it will allow him to help children internationally. All his past work in the States has been dedicated to meeting the needs of the abused/neglected. He would like to be able to network with anyone interested in becoming involved with this type of work. He can be reached at szollman@hotmail.com Benedict Kim got married this past fall and is living in Belize. Ben recently ran into the parents of an active Brother, Jeff Roy, in Placencia, Stann Creek District, Belize where they sat down for beers at a local bar. Jerry Harshman will be retiring as superintendent of Eastbrook Community Schools near Marion, Indiana, on June 30, 2012. He is completing an educational career which spanned 40 years. Jerry served as a teacher and coach for 19 years and has spent the rest of his career as a principal, assistant superintendent and superintendent. He and his wife, Sheri, have been married for 31 years and have three children Beth Gillingham, Brent Harshman and Laura Mills. They have one granddaughter, Jenna Gillingham. Jerry got his start in leadership serving as Treasurer of Alpha Psi Chapter back in the early 1970s. Grant Hensley will be getting married on October 20, 2012.
VISIT ALPHA PSI’S WEBSITE AT: www.indiana.edu/~pikapp/
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Steve Sanders, Alpha Psi 620, will be returning to IU Bloomington as a faculty member at the Maurer School of Law in January 2013. Steve, who served Alpha Psi as chapter advisor, academic advisor, and housing corp board member for over 10 years, left IU in 2002 to attend law school at Michigan, where he currently teaches. He divides his time between Ann Arbor and Chicago. He can be reached at stevesan@umich.edu.
ALUMNI UPDATES CONT.
Josh Eaton, Alpha Kappa, is currently taking a year to travel around the world Caroline. (Pictured Right) Their trip website with his wife, is: www.traveling9to5.com Terry R Brown, MD is an Obstetrician/Gynecologist in his hometown of Jasper, IN. He recently stopped delivering babies in July of this past year. His final total was 6,304 babies in 34 years. Terry was also elected president of the IU School of Medicine Alumni Association in May of this past year and will serve for a two-yea r term. Boris Umansky, Alpha Psi 802, and his wife Nancy had twin girls on December 25, 2011. They are named Chloe Katherine and Sabrina Brooke.
A WORD FROM THE ARCHON
BY DYLAN PURE
The spring semester has flown by. As we look forward to Little 500 and the end of a great year, we can be proud to reflect on quite a few positives over the last semester. We took home the Executive Award at the Pi Kappa Phi National Leadership Conference, we saw the revitalization of the bike team, and continued our strong relationship with Stonebelt. In the coming weeks as we close out the year we will be hosting one of our largest and well organized philanthropy events in years; a Powder Puff Tournament involving all sororities on campus. We look forward to continuing on a positive path, continuing to expand our relationship with our alumni base, and coming back strong once again at the start of the new academic year.
RITUAL OF INITIATION
BY JOHNNY NOWICKI
This past ROI was one of the best in recent years. 32 new Brothers were initiated by two complete teams operated continuously with little supervision and no problems. The success of the ROI was due to the work of our Chaplain, Sam Wandolowski, who became a Pi Kappa Phi Certified Ritualist in January. His leadership and the cooperation of the Brothers playing the various roles was outstanding. The omega man was given the same ROI as others and all his associate class members waited to greet him with a loud cheer. Sam is already thinking of ways to make the next ROI even better!
LITTLE 500 UPDATE
BY ERIC HULSE
After just falling short of qualifying for the Little 500 in 2011, the Pi Kappa Phi cycling team is back and ready for the 2012 racing season after a rigorous off-season of training. On March 24, Pi Kappa Phi Cycling qualified 22nd out of 50+ teams vying for 33 spots in the race. This year’s team consists of Sophomores Casey Crist and Mike Jank, Junior Captain Eric Hulse, and Senior Chris Hotwagner. Pi Kappa Phi Cycling looks to perform well in the men’s race which will be held at Bill Armstrong Stadium on April 21, at 2 p.m.
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Alumni at the old Chapter House at Homecoming 2011
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