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

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- .1 ■ k - ' S K u - ' f H - ' -•• 1 % . mP ► v fiS ■s r P. 26: lower left Darrin Root cools off. P 27: — Dan Egbers and Bob Lambert wash cars at a Snu car wash, upper left — Brian Harmsen enjoys a glove. upper rigfit — Tim Schultheis, Stu Nightenhelser and Kevin Zwickel pull their weight at the Sadie Hawkins tug- of-war. lower right — Dave Burand, Jay Weaver and Mike McGeorge work on their Homecoming house dec. Housing 27

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Gnus Celebhafe 110 fh Anniversafy This year marks the 110th anniversary ot the founding of Sigma Nu fraternity. The frater- nity, founded Jan. 1, 1869 against the principles of hazing, is known as The Legion of Honor. The Butler chapter was installed May 6, 7, and 8, 1926, and has been at the present location since 1959. The Butler Snus this year boast two members on the Board of Trustees committees as well as several varsity ath- letes. They placed first in the push- mobile race for the seventh year in a row, and won Delta Tau Delta Trik-La-Tron, Alpha Phi Sweepskates, and Phi Psi 500. The Snus sponsored a sub- marine sandwich sale for a U.S. Olymmpic committee, and held a Halloween Haunted House for area children. Sigma Nu ' s flower is the white rose and the colors are white, gold, and black. Michelle Bunting is the Sigma Nu sweetheart. Craig Alexander is the president. The men of Sigma Nu: Row 1 — L Billicl , E. Pettiel, D. Egbers, T. Schulties, D. Newcomer, J. Ellic, J. Weaver. Row 2 — S. Nightenhelser, J. Dale, P. Kazmierzcak, B. Schuh, K. Irwin, J, Norton, S. Vance, Row 3 — T. Dudley, T. Wallace, B. Lualler, J. Root, J. Schwecke, M. McGeorge, D. Root, D. Burand, M. Weaver. Row 4 — K. Britt, S. Barnard, E. Sweet, J. Eppard, D. Opel, C. Alexander, K. Zwickel, L. Breeden. 26 Housing

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' M Lambda Chis Sponsor Room for Museum The Alpha Alpha Zeta chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha was installed at Butler Dec. 17, 1915, just two years after their national founding Mar. 22, 1 913 at Boston university. The first fraternity house built on Butler ' s Fairview campus, the corner- stone for the house was laid Nov. 11, 1928. The Lambda Chi ' s most important achievement in the 1979 school year was sponsor- ing a room at the Children ' s Museum Guild Haunted House. The Lambda Chis are the only collegiate room sponsor among other sponsors like J.C. Penny ' s and Indiana Bell. Last year, the Haunted House raised over $46,000 for the Children ' s Museum. Lambda Chi ' s colors are pur- ple and gold, and the white rose is their flower. Above: Brett Hackworth, Art Kodraff and Tom Sisler practice for Geneva Stunts. The men of Lambda Chii Alpha; Row 1 — M. Peconge, D. Weathertord. Row 2 — R. Sietsema, T. Higginbotham, T. Toole, D. Fuhs, P. Thomas, T. Keller, G. Herke. Row 3 — T. Sisler, M. Wynne, R. Hitchcock, 0. Jacob, D. Meier, S. Hutson. Row A — J. Schuize, J. Sullivan, J. McCarthy, R. Smith, J. Cutler, J. Ramey, J. Johnson, J. Jansen. Row 5 — S. Woolgar, C. Cummings, A. Kodroff, B. Mammons, K. Neice, C. Burton, T. Wetzel. Row 6 — J. Cooper, W. Munchel, A. Morey, B. Hackworth, P. Miller, M. Miller, S. Berg. 28 . Housing