Butler University - Carillon / Drift Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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p. 24: Upper Right — Louie Coulis looks up from his studies. Center — Brian Williams and a friend say Hi. Center Left — Rick Kadowaki keeps informed on current events. Lower Right — Jim Bisesi prepares to attack a sleeping brother. Lower Left — Joe Renazizzi examines microcosms. P. 25: Upper Left — Theo Coulis releases his inhibitions. Q k I H Bk ' ! ' ' ' | 8-1 B m T i 1 S k ™ ni MJ ,V - ,-;..-. M jwoi V v II H fl B yit H wSSmm 24, Housing

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Bufler Qigs Hosf Nafional Convention The Rho chapter of Sigma Chi was installed at Butler Mar. 16, 1865, just 10 years after their national founding June 28, 1865 at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. The Sigs this year received national recognition for their academic and scholarship pro- gram (The Legion of Honor Award). They were also the undergraduate host for the Sigma Chi National Convention held in July at the Hyatt- Regency Hotel. They held a record breaking Derby Day, collecting $5,728.32 for charity. The Sigs were also the 1979 I.M. softball and football champions. Sigma Chi ' s colors are blue and gold, their flower is the white rose, and their motto is In Hoc Signa Vinces — In this sign you will conquer. Joan Miller is their sweetheart and Jody Katsanis is the favor- ite. Housing 23

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Delfs Honored As Oufsfanding Chapfef Delta Tau Delta had a very busy year. Locally, the men raised $2,500 for Muscular Dys- trophy during their annual Trik- la-tron. They placed second in Spring Sing, third in men ' s grade competition and third in Intramurals. Last fall, accompa- nied by 160 Little Sisters, the Delts took children of a local orphanage trick-or-treating. The Delts were also honored at Delta Tau Delta State Day as an outstanding chapter. Delta Tau Delta was founded in 1858 at Bethany College, West Virginia, to right what a group of undergraduates con- sidered an unjust academic sit- uation. The Beta Zeta chapter was founded at Butler January, 1875. The Delts were honored to have to have three Beta Zeta Delts who were presidents of the Arch Chapter: James B. Curns, 1880; Harold B. Tharp, 191 1 ; and Frederic D. Kershner Jr., 1937. Their flower is the purple Iris and their colors are purple, white and gold. The men of Delta Tau Delta: Row 1 — T. Reis, S. Harding, S. Rutledge, L. Coulis, B. Douglas, R. Zentz, M. Ptelfer, T. Rice, R. Lee. Row 2 — B. Vandivier, M. Page, M. Johnson, B. Easter, G. Smith, J. Bisesi, J. Johnson, S. Bridge, D. Meador. Row 3 — M Hutson, D. VanDongen, D. Wicks, B Williams, D. Story. i. 1 Housing 25 i