Southeast Missouri State University - Sagamore Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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THETA XI: FRONT ROW, Rondy Schwentker, Scott Riley, Scott Wilson, Steve Lorotlo, Tom Weber, Mike Giblin, Tom Gokln, Fred Gillis, Steve Pogono, Russell Perry, ROW TWO, John Otto, Dole l-luber, Lorry l-luber, Brion Guess, Roy Antonocci, Tim Knight, Norb McGuire, Bill Seiberlich, Dove Zickel, Chris Cook, ROW Tl-IREE, Curtis Duncon, Jimmy Perkins, Brion Joos, Todd Gieselmon, Done Kiem, Skip Roines, Gront Thompson, Rick Corr, Tim Moin, Kurt Thomos, Normon Willioms, Dove Lodde, Jeff Bell, ROW FOUR, Mike Wolfe, Don Boede Dove Word, Mike Gool, Mike Ziegler, Mike l-lorrls, John Rooney, Chris Apprill, Brion Wunnenberg, Jeff Word, Tim Stevens, Hon Loeffelmon, Mike Buyrovlch, Keith VonGennip, Doug Buchheit, BACK ROW, Mike Lee, Don McDoniel, Tom Besoncenez, Rick Witzel, Dove Besoncenez, Kirk Young, Brod Emms, Mike Wells, Scott Henke, Greg Forr, Mork Kline, Dove Wind, Crolg Doeding, Jomes Boyer ond Scott Auodell. THETA Xl LlTTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW, Shonnon Ross, Lyndo Weidnor, Debie Feldermon, Noncy Cornohon, Goyle Dillinghom, Aimee Porentin, Terri Covolli, Sue Webb, Melisso l-louren, Misty Corder, Cindy l-lutford, Kim Aubuchon, ROW TWO, Debbie Prosser, Joyce Liefer, Donno Besoncenez, Lynelle Lolk, Liso Thor, Cothy Renkins, Kim Killion, Susonne Spellicy, Christie Wlnschel, Jeon Dierks, Kristi McDoniel, Renoe Petersy ROW THREE, Liso Sonzotero, Morio Mongiore, Jonice Lewis, Vol Plemmons, Mory Ann Pundmonn, Amy Schlotterbeck, Koren Mcl-lenry, Ann West, Cothy Kuhlmeier, Morty Bouer, ROW FOUR, Roxonne Woundle, Jill Gerord, Jode Lourens, Gino Grobe, Juli Rigdon, Donno Stellhorn, BACK ROW, Lorri l-lilmer, Lynn Follert, Sheri l-luber, Down Neibling, Amy Buchheit, Renee Schumer, Nancy Grobe, Missy Allen, Kelly Stiern, Dionne Solsmonn, Michelle Kovrik, Dlone Cleory, Lynn Schoefer, Trocy Welch, Tereso Petschel ond Cindy Polucci. 4 S 5 , 2 i 3. 3 i e Cothy Kuhlmeiel Theto Xis Keith VonGennip ond Jimmy Perkins shore ojoke together while reloxing ofter closs. The froternity grew so ropldly thot it wos necessory for them to ocqulre o second house which wos locoted next to the originol one. While participating in Sig Ep Fite Nite Theto Xi Roy Antonocci exchonges punches 1 Them Xi with his opponent Throughout the yeor the froternity showed its spirit by porticipoting in mony philonthropic ond oll school events

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Service Projects ,O Keep Pikes Busy Busy is the word that best describes the men of Pi Kappa Alpha during the 85-86 year. From community service to campus involvement, the Pikes were involved in numerous activities throughout the year. Participation in a number of communi- ty and public service projects took a great deal of the fraternity's time. They collected money for the Leukemia Foundation, aided the Red Cross with maintenance of their building and helped renovate their files. Additionally, the chapter ran the game ball up to Busch Stadium to benefit Cerebral Palsy and performed a seat belt usage study, which earned the group a citation from Governor Ashcroft. Another area of excellence for the Pikes was their grades. The fraternity maintained the second highest G.P.A. on campus as well as being one of the two fraternities with a G.P.A. above the campus men's average. Don Duszynski said, The The Pikes also held several social events throughout the year including a Parents' Day, Dad's Day, and Founder's Day dinner and dance. They received third place during Homecoming for their float with the Tri Sigmos. The fraternity also celebrated Homecoming this year with a Formal Dance. In the spring, the fraternity held its annual Dream Girl Formal at the Stadium Club where Dana Owens was crowned Dream Girl. A new event for the fraternity this year were their Fly-Me parties. At the end of each evening, a name was drawn andthe winner received an all-expense paid trip to either Chicago or New York. The trip included hotel accomodations, meals, com- plimentary champagne, airfare and spend- ing money. President Jim Gleason said, We are very excited about the turn-out at the Fly-Me parties. We plan to sponsor future trips to Las Vegas and Dallas. the year. Chris Jackson, scholarship chair- man, said, Pi Kappa Alpha has a genuine interest in the community, the affairs of the city, and the Greek tradition at SEMO. We have to continue that strong Greek spirit. Having accomplished much during the school year, the fraternity is looking forward to its 1986 Convention in Boston. Gleason said, I feel the chapter has made great strides, and we hope to receive a chapter excellence award this summer. It would be perfect closing to a great year for our chapter. Officers included Jim Gleason, presi- dent, Lance Pieper, executive vice-presi- dentp Jon Nienhaus, social vice-president, Mark Collier, treasurer, Chris Jackson, schol- arship, Jeff George, secretary, and Kevin Patterson, lodge chair. by 5arah Milchell Cindy Dillard fraternity continues to raise its overall G.P.A. to set a good example for our pledges. ,J ,K Kyu-Mak Slllcklin Pl KAPPA ALPHA: FRONT ROW, Rob Wilson, Jim Rizzo, Brian Clarkq ROW TWO, Gregg Keith, Weber, Kevin Patterson, John Bishop, Jim Gleason, Jeff Kondrau, Dennis Sparrow, George w, Lance Pieper, Rob Norman, ROW THREE, Frank Cracchiolo, Matt Hopkins, Todd Swope, ig Richter, Jeff George, David Hanna, Chris Neal, Eric Wooden, Joe Delisleq ROW FOUR, Jim rman, Mike Decker, Eric Raspberry, David Poe, David Burtony BACK ROW, Shawn Patterson, vid Jones, Mark Collier, Chris Jackson, David Holcomb, Charlie Herbst, Lou Pueket, David King, Schuelenberg, and Rich Flentge. Pikes made a concerted effort to show their community and Greek spirit thoughout Ton Vel Chan PIKE LITTLE SISTERS: FRONT ROW, Janet Letterman, Lisa Wemen, Nan Steffen, Kim Washington, Clare Wallner, ROW TWO, Jill Reis, Kathryn Renz, Angela Tegethoff, Gail Todt, ROW THREE, Karen Blattel, Tammi Askew, Ashley Coffey, Anisa Taylor, Lisa Boedeker, Gina Wagner, Amy Langhorst, Rhonda Vincent, Suzette Engert, Amy Zesch, Marlene Cantrell, Chris Ramey, Kaki LaVelle, Angela Alligier, Missy Bond, ROW FOUR, Laura Cato, Pam Marschuetz, Brenda Long, Becky Davis, Christina Davis, Mitzi Shelton, Lisa Heaman, Sandra Tinnon, Dawn Shirrell, Linda Holland, Kelly Parker, Michelle Morrisy BACK ROW, Dana Owens, and Michelle Seagraves, Greek 1

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Strength Rests ln Group's Unit Supporting on Ethiopian child, helping to recharter a brother fraternity chapter, and purchasing an additional house assisted the men of Theta Xi in growth as brothers and as the ninth largest Theto Xi chapter in the notion. Theta Xi aided needy people through many service projects. ln January, they took on the support of a different Ethiopian child monthly - a practice they plan to continue. ln April, they hosted the second MS o-2-9-4 Run to benefit Multiple Sclero- sis sufferers. Earlier this year, the fraternity partici- pated in the rechartering of the Beta Delta chopter of Theta Xi at Southern Illinois University, Carbondale. President Alon Sel- lers was part of the inspection committee which spent time assessing the SIU chapter which was reactivated in February. Probably one of the most exciting events the Theta Xi's participated in was the purchase of their second house, the Theta Xi Annex. The house, which is next door to the first chapter house, lodges 17 fraternity members. Sellers expressed his enthusiasm for the new addition, saying that off campus is definitely the way to go. Along with winning the All-Greek Intramural Softball Championship, the Theta Xis put their team spirit to work by keeping the street in front of their houses free of leaves and snow. In late February, ten chapter represen- tatives attended the Great Plains Regional Conference in Aimes, Iowa. Four represen- tatives planned to attend the August National Convention in Scottsdale, Arizona. The Theto Xis gave much credit for their service projects' success to John Strout, advisor. Vice President Greg Farr said, We owe many thanks to Mr. Strout for leader- ship and guidance in our growth and prosperity. The fraternity was also proud to win first place in the annual Alpha Delto Pi 500. Additionally, their representative Skip Raines was chosen as the ADPi 500 King. 9' The group is working to bring a new project to SEMO called the Miracle Mile, an idea conceived by Theta Xis at General Motors institute in Flint, Michigan. The goal is to raise a mile of quarters Cabout S16,000D for Multiple Sclerosis. The chapter hopes to implement this project in the future. With 94 men and 93 little sisters, the Theta Xis proved that they could make unity work. Officers included Alan Sellers, presi- dent, Greg Farr, vice-president, Doug Haas, secretary, Brian Wunnunburg, treasurer, John Otto, house manager, Mike Budrovich, scholarship choir, and Larry Huber, associate member educator. . by rmfy Kennedy 1, J' I I-W. .ae- x. tl'- 9 .O 1 I. ti 5. Helping to organize the SEMO Homecoming Parade, Theta Xi Doug Buchheit leads a clown to her line-up position. Service projects were a big part of the fraternity's efforts throughout the year. Doug Buchhlet, Denise Oelzen and Rick Witzel show off their unique togas. The fraternity held many theme parties such as the Togo Party which was o great success. Greeks 1 Cathy Kuhlmeler