University of California at Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook

“J Tom Addis, Matthew Addison, Bob Allen, John Aston, Keith Attlessey (Treasurer), Jon Balusak, Robert Bermeo, James Blacker, John Brooks, Andrew Bunnin, Steve Center, Michael Chalett, Steven Damore, David Deavereux, Shaun Del Grande, Michael Devine, Sherman Dickman, Michael DiMaggio, Terrence Dorsey, Michael Drez, Greg Elber, Richard Eb- bert, Aaron Foreman, Gary Furumoto, Marc Gambil, Edward Gargone, John Gavan, Richard Gerger, Steve Goon, Bijan Gorji, Sanjay Grover, Marcus Guerro, Cullen Gunson, Karl Hirsch, Mark Hogan, Tony Howe (Vice-Presi- dent), Glenn Hunter, Kurt Hyatt, Scott Jansen, David Junta, Kelly Kaeser, Lawrence Karnow, Timothy Kat- zakian, Scott Keith, Michael Kibort, Wolfe Kirson, Mark Klein, Steve Knauer, Jay Komas, Christopher Krogh, Matthew LeGassick, Anthony LoCasio, Christopher Logue, Pete Magiso, Patrick Mahoney, Steven Mar- ble, Brad Marquart, Timothy McAdams, James McHenry, Thomas McLean, Mark Menotti, Douglas Mer- rill, John Milani, John Minkus, Stephanos Mitakides, Rodney Moore, Damon Morriss, Michael Muljat, David Muller, Mark Nathan, Michael Nostrand, Robert O ' Connor, Scott Olsen, Andy Peirona (President), Brad Pinkerton, Mike Pogue, Tom Power, Brad Prickett, Steve Radakovich, Todd Rowan, Bill Schniedr, Adam Shea, Paul Shomer, Scott Smith, Skip Smith, Gregory Snodgrass, John Spot- tiswood, Eric Stroh, Steve Strong, Patrick Tangney, David Taugher, Pete Thompson, Louis Tocchet, Alejandro Trejo, Scott Urdahl, Craig Weisman, Nikolus Whitmire, Scott Williams, Kenny Wong. On their annual Spring Break trek to Mazatlan, Randy Lake, Mike Drez, Steve Marble, and Tom Power, left, took a break from the sun with a few cervezas. Passing on the tradition of leadership, Presidents Tom Addis and Andy Peirona, bottom, celebrated with champagne and cigars. Photos courtesy of Phi Kappa Psi. Group photo by Scott Semel. Phi Kappa Psi proved its strength with a seemingly never-ending abundance of activity. Phi Psi began Fall Quarter with the annual ' bago trip to Stanford and continued their involve- ment by teaming with Chi Omega for Homecoming. Winter Quarter they held the annual " Pajamarino " party and a little sister ski weekender to Mammoth. Spring brought everyone together for a little sister water-ski trip and a for- mal on Catalina Island. The " Coronafest " and " Captain Morgan ' s Rage " capped the year ' s events. Football united the house both socially and athletically by bringing fa- ther and son together on beer buses to UCLA games, while bringing the house together through IM competition. After winning the IM trophy for 1986-87, Phi Psi not only proved to be tough act in football, but Cetball and volleyball as well. -Liesl Teske ”