University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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Michigan Chapter maintained the, highest grade point average this year. Evans Scholars Matthew Jane, Jeffrey Hunt, Jason Quisenberry, John Sanke, Debbie Freye, and Chad Charapata cheer on the U-M hockey team as they play MSU. ! FRONT: Thomas Jozstrap, John Biskner, Matthew Stark, Steven Girolomo, Michael Brieger, Jeffery Elezcko, Mario DiBartolomeo. SECOND: Sarah Abate, Jennie Mills, Carleen Curley, Patricia Goucher, Sabrina Schmitz, Mary Ashton, Andrea Zemens, Sheila Wisely. THIRD: Brian Owen, Joshua Ray, Brian Funtik, Michael Hutchison, Matthew Jane, Doulgass Burgdorf, James Butski, Jeffery Mayes, David Curtis, Adam Fritz, Scott Bochert, Steven Shoemake, Jeffrey Nelson, Edward Lover. BACK: John Sanke, James Moore, Chad Charapata, Daniel Finney, Michael Szuch, Jon Norgard, John Deledda, Matthew Philipoff, David Girolomo, Neil Muchez, Jeffery Hunt, Daniel Henry, Ian Ellison, Sean Wilson. Greeks 223

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Evans Scholars Nu Mill 1 ' mil IHIII ji ' 1 l ' .I H r Academic Evans Scholars was a scholoarhip house of 157 men and women. The scholarship was based on academic excellence and recipients were golf caddies for at least two years. The Evans Scholar Foundation was the largest privately-funded scholarship program in the country, enabling country club caddies to attend universities in their own state. The Michigan Chapter was one of the largest and this year maintained the highest house grade point average of the fourteen existing chapter houses in the country. Evans Scholars were also active members of the Greek system. Each year the Evans Scholars hosted Car Bash on the Friday before Homecoming. Teams from fraternities and sororities assembled on the Diag and, with sledgehammers in hand, tried to do as much damage as possible to the donated cars. Proceeds from this year ' s event went to C.S. Mott Children ' s Hospital and both participants and spectators had an enjoyable time on the beautiful fall afternoon. Evans Scholars also spent time doing what they knew best in Michigan: played golf. At the U-M golf course, the Evans Scholars hosted their Annual Chick Evans Day golf outing commemorating the program ' s founder. Evans Scholar Alumni and those who supported the program braved the rain to raise money for the House and got to know the students. ' Sheila Wisely member Two teams compete in the Car Bash hosted by the Evans Scholars to see who can do the most damage. Sarah Abate, Freddie Rivers, Aaron Higgins, Ian Ellison, Michael Brieger, Jeffery Nelson, Jeffery Elezclco, John Biskncr and Patricia Goucher get ready to play a game of golf. 222 Greeks

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ZETATAU ALPHA ' Ill I Illllll ' ' ' Ilk ,lf Change Zetas started off a great year with a carry-in for our awesome new pledges by Alpha Delta Phi and football weekend pre-parties with Theta Xi. Fall term also included many theme parties, a Barndance, and Pledge Formal at the Renaissance Center in Detroit. Winter term gave our members more social events ranging from a Hot Tub Party with Delta Tau Delta to a Crushed Ice Skating Date Party and Spring Senior Formal. Several service projects also kept the sisters of ZTA busy. Zetas held the third annual Pancake Breakfast to benefit the Immune Deficiency Foundation and the annual Mr. Greek Week competition with all proceeds going to our national philanthropy, the Susan G. Komen Foundation for Breast Cancer. Zetas also enjoyed participating in extracurricular programs like the Wolverettes Dance Team, the Michigan Daily, The Adopt- A-School Tutoring Program, and the Amazin ' Blue Singing Group. Above all this past year was one of excitement and changes for Zeta Tau Alpha. The enthusiasm sparked by the past developments will be carried with us, ZTA ' s, to an even greater future. -Amy Scolnik member ' in i Wendy Hsiao, Erica Matteo and Emily D ' Agostini meet at Hill Auditorium for Bid Day. Gina Mistro, Michelle Davis, Tania Santacroce, Erin Bettin, Leah Markowitz, and Kim Moris at the fall carry-in.