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A LAmbdA Chi ALphA ALumni pubLiCAtion fALL 2010 s university of s THE PATH TO 904 COLLEGE Alumni Asked to Reflect Upon the Journey to LCA ______“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.” -Robert Frost ______Gamma-Rho Brother Elected all has come again to the OU campus, Falong with the annual ritual of fraternity recruitment. This time-honored tradition to Grand High Zeta resulted in a new group of associates walking through the doors of 904 College. An associa - Rodger Lalli, GR 1894 Named Grand High Delta tion with Lambda Chi Alpha will be different for each man; for some, a rewarding experi - ence that continues after graduation, and, hen Rodger Lalli, GR 1894 , an honorary leadership training for the national Fraternity unfortunately for others, just a place to live initiate from 2000, speaks of LCA , it is fill Rodger’s time as well. As a master steward W while in school. with deep pride and respect. With that same and an impact leadership coach, he has trained tone, Lambda Chi alumni and undergraduates Lambda Chis throughout the country at con - My path to LCA was by a different route. As a from all over the country speak of Rodger. claves and general assemblies. full-of-myself freshman, I was anti-Greek and eschewed rush. One year later, I found myself a In May 1999, Tim Rasnic, GR 1183 asked Rodger has been named University of Oklahoma sophomore who felt he was missing out on Rodger to consider stepping in as Gamma-Rho’s Fraternity Adviser of the Year twice and something in his college experience. A friend Chapter adviser. Though cautious at first, Rodger received LCA ’s Order of Merit in 2008. This from high school, who had pledged a sorority, was won over by the Chapter officers he met. year, Rodger was nominated and named to took pity on me and urged me to reconsider fra - Lambda Chi Alpha’s national board of directors, ternity life. She suggested we crash a fraternity “When I met the undergraduate membership, I the Grand High Zeta. This is the highest frater - party her roommate was going to that Saturday quickly felt comfortable,” said Rodger. “There nal position for a Gamma-Rho to ever hold. night. It was Western Weekend, the LCA major was a real distinction in the quality of these fall party. The front of the house was decorated young men. Working with them to create goals, Speaking to this accomplishment, Rodger with a faux-western front, the downstairs was a and watching their efforts to achieve what is shared, “It is an honor to serve Lambda Chi on saloon, and the dining room was the dance hall. planned, is incredibly rewarding. Lambda Chi is the national board of directors and to represent I met several of the guys and had a great time a values-based organization that teaches men the brothers of Gamma-Rho. The Fraternity is a principles of loyalty, duty, respect, sacrifice, great program where members grow into the Long story short, eventually I was extended a and integrity that they cannot learn in other sit - men they are meant to become and receive the bid. The result for me was a lifelong commit - uations in college.” training they need to enter the rest of their life.” ment to Lambda Chi Alpha and a desire to sup - (Continued on page 2) port our Chapter with whatever meager Rodger has employed this passion for LCA as Photo above: Rodger Lalli, GR 1894 (far right) is resources I had. All because of a chance meet - Gamma-Rho’s Chapter adviser for 10 years. He pictured with Gamma-Rho associates who earned a ing on a fall night in 1973, dressed like a fake has also served as adviser for Southeastern 4.0 G.P.A. during the fall 2009 semester. At this cowboy, taking the road less traveled. Oklahoma State University’s chapter, originally year’s general assembly, Rodger was elected to a colony but chartered within six months under LCA ’s national board of directors. He has served (Continued on the back page) Rodger’s watch. Speaking engagements and as Gamma-Rho’s Chapter adviser for the last 10 LAmbdA Chi ALphA

White Rose Banquet Welcomes Brother Elected to alumni, Parents, and actives Grand High Zeta (Continued from front page)

he White Rose Banquet was held in Teaching the men of Gamma-Rho, Tthe university’s ballroom last Rodger exhorts members to live with February and was attended by several hun - integrity and stay true to their values. dred actives, parents, and alumni. The ban - They must stay focused on their goals quet was preceded by a cocktail hour, dur - and recognize that each person is equal ing which the Mom’s Club held a silent and brings strengths to the table. auction to help raise funds for the dining room remodel project. “I must encourage alumni to become actively involved in the Fraternity. The The banquet’s guest speaker was Larry Gamma-Rho undergraduates are worth the time that alumni invest in the Bledsoe, GR 465 , who entertained the Pepper Harraway, GR 368 was presented with the Chapter. The actives are consistent in crowd with his reminisces of college life— outstanding alumni service award from Bill Stone, their involvement on campus and in told with his own brand of folksy whimsy. GR 593 and High Alpha Michael Nash, GR 2253. achieving a G.P.A. over 3.0. Gamma- Brother Bledsoe related stories of how he Rho is the top fraternity on campus, and and Brother Curt Schwartz, GR 455 spent time on the SoHo these young men must continue to coffee shop circuit in New York after school in their attempt at receive guidance from alumni.” stand-up comedy and entertainment. Following Brother Bledsoe, the Bill Stone Outstanding Alumni Service award was Outside of LCA , Rodger is vice presi - given to National Order of Merit award winner Pepper dent and chief operating officer of Steve Haraway, GR 368 . Congratulations, Pepper! Owen’s insurance agency in Norman. He has been deeply involved in volun - Following awards and speeches, the dance floor was turned teer work over the years with Willow over to the younger set and a good time was had by all. Alan Harris, GR 541 and guest Springs Boys Ranch, the American Red speaker Larry Bledsoe, GR 465 Cross, his church, and Juvenile Services enjoy the festivities before the Center for Children and Families. annual White Rose Banquet.

The Mom’s Club took on the task of Mom’s Club Leads the Way remodeling the on Dining Room Remodel Chapter’s dining room. Wall paneling from as n early fall of last year, the Mom’s Cub approached the early as the 1950s ISigma Phi Holding Company with a proposal to raise funds was removed to to remodel the dining room. One of the mothers noted that the refresh the room. paneling on the wall was the same as when she, as a Kappa, par - ticipated in Scandals with the Lambda Chis and practiced in the dining room back in the late 1970s. Board members had to inform her that the paneling was quite a bit older than that; it dated back to when the dining room was added in the ’50s!

After receiving approval, the moms planned fundraising efforts, interviewed remodelers and designers, and basically drove the project. Sigma Phi is grateful for their vision and hard work. Special thanks go to Lisa Williams and her husband, David, a noted local builder who volunteered his time and efforts on the remodel; Debi Yates for her work on forming the committees and selecting designs; and to the rest of the moms who played an integral part in the project’s success: Kim Dean, Cynthia Dutton, Kim Hodges, Patty Kurtz, and Diane Prince.

The project was completed over the summer and the photos speak for themselves. Many thanks to the LCA Mom’s Club! pAge 2 gAmmA -r ho ZetA Undergraduate Engagement Seen Throughout Campus Gamma-Rho Scholars During the spring semester, Gamma Rho Chapter achieved a 3.215 over - all G.P.A., which ranked us fourth among all IFC fraternities for the semes - ter, just one-tenth of a point from first place. Twenty-four of our members achieved a 4.0 G.P.A. and another 48 earned a 3.5 G.P.A. or better. The winning team beat out more than 140 alumni in the four-man scramble tournament. Involvement at OU Last semester was part of yet another incredible year for Lambda Chi on OU’s campus. Parent’s Weekend was a wonderful event for us. Besides $3,000 R AISED FOR putting on a terrific Sooner Scandals show with the women of Kappa Kappa Gamma (who we will be partnered with for U-Sing this semester), CHAPTER HOUSE we also won several campus awards. We are entering the fall semester with two of 12 Campus Activities Council event chairmen; two of nine IMPROVEMENTS Big Men on Campus, three of five Outstanding Freshman Males, and several other outstanding award winners and campus leaders. You can Loyd Harris Golf Tournament see the complete list of Enjoyed by Nearly 150 Alumni Chapter and individual awards on page 4.

he annual Loyd Harris Alumni Golf Tournament was Over $4,000 Raised Theld on May 1. The presenting sponsor of the tourna - ment was Tim Heefner, GR 1467 and the law firm of for Charity Goolsby, Proctor, Heefner, and Gibbs. Key sponsors with Philanthropy projects donations of $1,000 and above included: remain a high priority for the Chapter and we saw • Todd Huettner, GR 1594 of Huettner Capital great success last year. We in Denver, Colorado hosted the 24th annual • Dr. Rodney Alles, GR 1753 of Coppell, Texas White Rose Pageant and • The University of Oklahoma Alumni raised $4,000 for Big Association, with special regards to V.P. of Gamma-Rho and Chi Omega hosted the Brothers Big Sisters of second annual Swishes for Wishes Alumni Affairs Rennie Cook, GR 1547 Cleveland County. Gamma- • Russell Gibbs, GR 968 basketball tournament, which benefited Rho co-hosted the second Make-a-Wish Foundation. annual Swishes for Wishes Gamma-Rho alumni descended on Norman for what has basketball tournament at the Chapter House with Chi Omega, benefiting become the most anticipated alumni event of the year. A Make-a-Wish Foundation. Additionally, we were actively involved in social gathering was held at 904 College on Friday night, Big Event, Arbor Day, and other small philanthropic events. prior to the tournament. Alumni from all generations toured the Chapter House and met many of the members. Food was served and a cash bar was set up by Blu Intramural Champs Restaurant of Norman. Lambda Chi once again dominated intramurals by winning our 18th intramural championship in 23 years. We finished the year with 640 The next morning, many golfers showed up early to see old points, more than 200 points ahead of the second-place team. A signifi - friends and hit the driving range before the tournament. cant portion of our points was earned by taking first place in all four big Teams played a four-man scramble with more than 140 sports—football, basketball, soccer, and softball. alumni on the course. When the last team finished, winners were announced and awarded individual trophies, graciously Strong Fall Recruitment donated by Coby Greenhaw, GR 1441 and Paxton Gray, GR Formal recruitment began August 21 and was extremely fruitful. The 1439 , owners of Case of Champions in . Chapter signed 64 new associates for a class filled with several potential Outstanding Freshmen, high school class officers, and National Merit It was another successful alumni golf tournament with over Scholars. If you have any recruitment recommendations, please contact High $3,000 raised for Chapter House improvements. A big Delta Adam Smith, GR 2341 at (405) 808-0621 or [email protected]. thank-you goes to our tournament committee of Nathan Lockhart, GR 1518 , Craig Parrish, GR 1541 , and Todd In Z.A.X., Kahoe, GR 1619 . Michael Nash, GR 2253 Be on the lookout for 2011 Loyd Harris Tournament and High Alpha Alumni Weekend details; the tournament will be held in early (580) 716-3684 May. If you have any questions, or if you would like to get [email protected] involved, please e-mail Craig Parrish at [email protected].

pAge 3 LAmbdA Chi ALphA Max Mayfield, GR 714 Presented with Regents Alumni Award UNIVERSITY RECOGNIZES CAREER IN METEOROLOGICAL EXCELLENCE

n May, Max Mayfield, GR 714 an invited presenter at many national and international scientific Iwas presented with the Regents meetings and lectures on behalf of the United Nations and its World Alumni Award by the OU Board of Meteorological Organization, as well as countless interviews to media Regents and OU Alumni Association. worldwide. He was selected as the Government Communicator of the Second only to an honorary doctorate Year by the national association and was the National Hurricane degree, this is the highest honor Conferences Neil Frank Award winner, both in 2006. He was named bestowed upon alumni and friends of Person of the Week by the ABC Television Network following the University. .

After earning a bachelor of science When asked about joining LCA , Brother Mayfield said he knew from degree in mathematics in 1970, Max the beginning it was a good fit for him because he felt comfortable launched a highly successful career in , becoming one with the other members of the Fraternity. Lambda Chi helped him of the nation’s best-known and respected experts in the field. He learn to deal with diverse personalities and strengthened his commu - served as the director and public face of the National Hurricane nication skills. Most importantly, he learned to treat everyone with Center. In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, he was summoned to tes - respect. Throughout his career, Max has been a proud LCA brother. tify at six congressional hearings. Max now works as a hurricane In his work with natural disasters and the international community, he specialist for WPLG-TV in Miami and as vice president for always remembers, from his days at 904 College, the importance of America’s Emergency Network. treating people with dignity and respect.

In 2005, President Bush presented Max with the Presidential Rank Congratulations to Brother Mayfield on this award and a “lifetime of Award for Meritorious Service. That year, Max was named a Fellow representing what we represent.” of the American Meteorological Society, based on his contributions as GAMMA-RHO SUCCESS SCHOLARSHIP REPORT

CAMPUS AWARDS President’s Trophy 2010 Awards Dick Quade 4.0 Freshman Award Allen Harris Freshman Leadership Letseizer Award Honor List, Gold First Runnerup Overall David Dean, GR 2357 Award Jacob Dumas, 2354 Chris Ray, 2349 Medalist First Place Multicultural GR GR Ryan Fitzgerald, GR 2355 Tyler Coker, 2210 Programming GR John Little, GR 2351 Dr. Loyd Harris Scholarship Superior Rating in Scholarship, Andrew Neill, GR 2353 Michael Nash, GR 2253 Big Man on Campus Campus Involvement, Community Chris Ray, GR 2349 Michael Nash, GR 2253 Service, Multicultural Jack Renfroe, GR 2362 Don Sherman Outstanding Courtlyn Shoate, GR 2260 Matt Shandy, GR 2350 Associate Award NOTABLE LEADERSHIP Carl Walkup, GR 2360 Chris Ray, GR 2349 Michael Williams, GR 2348 POSITIONS PE-ET Top Ten Senior Honor Endowed Totals Society IFC President Daniel Jones, GR 2300 Winton Scholarship Winton Scholarship Michael Nash, GR 2253 Jordan Brown, GR 2251 $52,146.52 IFC Vice President of Recruitment Courtlyn Shoate, GR 2260 Walter B. Malone Scholarship Regent’s Award for Outstanding Bijan Azimi, GR 2269 $66,661.86 Walter B. Malone Scholarship Garrett Draper Scholarship Juniors Robert Elliott, GR 2305 $13,393.03 Michael Nash, GR 2253 CAC Homecoming Chairman Patrick Ryan, GR 3210 Dr. Loyd Harris Scholarship Courtlyn Shoate, GR 2260 Michael Williams, GR 2348 $13,577.62 President’s Award for Outstanding Don Sherman Outstanding Freshmen CAC Homecoming Vice Chairman Garrett Draper Scholarship Associate Award Jordan Brown, 2251 $16,379.65 Ezra Gentle, AM Luke Davis, GR 2299 GR Chris Ray, GR 2349 Jack Renfroe, GR 2362 CAC H.S. Leadership Conference Chairman Michael Nash, GR 2253 Mr. Asian OU Bijan Azimi, GR 2269 CAC H.S. Leadership Conference Vice Chairman Matt Nash, GR 2306 GREEK AWARDS Will Campbell, GR 2352, Alex Younes, GR 2383, Michael Nash, GR Outstanding IFC House Director OU Cousins Student Director 2253, Matt Shandy, GR 2350, Michael Williams, GR 2348, Bijan Carol Lynn Roberts Michael Nash, GR 2253 Azimi, GR 2269, Matt Nash, GR 2306, Kyle Prince, GR 2274, and Alumni Relations Award Pat Ryan, GR 2310 participated in the 2010 High School Community Service Award Leadership Conference. Lambda Chi members hold both the chairman and vice chairman positions for the event. pAge 4 ZetA iotA ChApter Gamma-RHO LOyaLTy FUnd COnTRIBUTIOnS Thank You, Alumni

hank you to all alumni who have contributed to the Gamma-Rho The donors below have contributed to the Loyalty Fund and are listed TLoyalty Fund. The fund supports the publication of newsletters, in their cumulative giving level. We have updated the list to reflect contributes to summer recruitment expenses to keep our Chapter previous sponsors and donations to our annual Loyd Harris Golf competitive on the OU campus, builds up our scholarship funds as Tournament. We recognize the importance of this event in fostering needed, and supports other necessary areas of our Chapter and alumni involvement in our Chapter. Chapter House. Thank you again for your generous support of Gamma-Rho Zeta. It is making a difference!

Pearl Level Harry A. Wright, GR 345 Steven A. Dowdy, GR 873 Robert W. Semler, GR 1548 ($5,000 and more) Byron J. Bailey, GR 351 Scott H. Yarberry, GR 875 Patrick S. Byerly, GR 1553 Joseph A. Cook, GR 356 Robert M. Canfield, GR 876 Ross N. McElroy, GR 1560 Gold Level Ronald G. Maples, GR 357 Andrew R. Turner, GR 877 Mark J. Revels, GR 1563 ($1,500 to $4,999) Ronald C. Elkins, GR 393 Philip E. Lewis, GR 881 Ryan M. Smith, GR 1575 Brooks A. Ratzlaff, Tulsa 1316 * Dr. Samuel H. Clarke Jr., GR 397 Stephen W. Graeber, GR 891 Roland P. Schafer, GR 1596 Erik T. Nickel, GR 1416 * John L. Wooley, GR 407 Gary T. Gagnon, GR 903 J. R. Conrad, GR 1603 Timothy A. Heefner, GR 1467 John T. Van Loon, GR 410 Martin G. Howerton, GR 933 Aaron B. Kelcy, GR 1608 Edward W. Eckart, GR 1503 Theo M. Seikel Jr., GR 430 David B. Galbraith, GR 942 Jeffrey S. Moen, GR 1611 Rennie R. Cook, GR 1547 Okie M. Joy, GR 447 Rick E. Romano, GR 947 Andrew M. Gunn, GR 1617 John A. Hagle, GR 1601 Thomas O. Bush, GR 451 Walter B. Malone II, GR 953 Mark A. Hackney, GR 1618 Jason B. Willeford, GR 1720 Finis Gillespie III, GR 457 Montgomery W. Moore, GR 956 Todd A. Kahoe, GR 1619 Jerry D. Hagan, GR 459 Thomas L. Vogt, GR 964 Aaron M. Shockey, GR 1620 Green Level Larry L. Bledsoe, GR 465 Russell S. Gibbs, GR 968 Brad A. McCollum, GR 1621 ($500 to $1,499) * E. T. Laird, GR 468 Greg A. Vlahos, GR 972 Steven F. Clynch, GR 1628 Donald N. Sherman, GR 374 Peter K. Wert, GR 487 * John J. Ferrell, GR 978 * Dr. Jason A. Albano, GR 1634 * Virgil W. “Bill” Stone, GR 593 * Gilbert C. Scrivner, GR 488 John M. Coutret, GR 991 Blaine A. Coffman, GR 1638 Jerry J. Ransom, GR 612 Amb. James R. Jones, GR 490 Dr. Jeffery F. Hermen, GR 992 C. Bradley Goddard, GR 1641 Steven W. Hermen, GR 969 Ronald L. Sheffield, GR 515 Richard K. Mitchell, GR 994 James C. Buchan, GR 1658 James P. Cates, GR 1127 Jon E. Anderson, GR 521 Brian D. Adler, GR 1016 Dr. Stephen D. Confer, GR 1665 Matthew W. Hamilton, GR 1168 Allen K. Harris Jr., GR 541 Jack W. Graves, GR 1020 Dikran A. Tourian, GR 1669 Marty G. Cain, GR 1220 Kalman Corvin, GR 549 Gregory W. Raynor, GR 1022 Cale M. Coulter, GR 1675 Gregory N. Tomlinson, GR 1226 Lee C. Young, GR 558 John M. Zeiders, GR 1039 Daniel P. Kubitza IV, GR 1678 Barry T. Feuerborn, GR 1349 Jack P. Gatewood, GR 560 Timothy S. Holt, GR 1173 Ben Woodward, GR 1683 Dr. Kevin M. Hook, GR 1427 Thomas C. McKee, GR 563 Philip M. de Bruyn, GR 1174 Jeremy T. Clark, GR 1686 B. Paxton Gray, GR 1439 Tillman G. Merritt, GR 569 David B. Raley, GR 1181 Scott C. Weatherholt, GR 1700 Coby C. Greenhaw, GR 1441 Harry J. Benson, GR 573 Timothy D. Rasnic, GR 1183 Charles D. Richardson, GR 1722 Dr. C. Shane Hume, GR 1469 * John R. Reid, GR 574 Philip A. Ramirez, GR 1192 Michael R. Hunter, GR 1743 Nathan A. Lockhart, GR 1518 Conrad J. Masterson Jr., GR 581 Michael G. Brigance, GR 1195 Kendall W. King, GR 1744 Richard C. Parrish Jr., GR 1541 * William E. Pitts, GR 603 Darren B. Derryberry, GR 1242 Michael J. R. Yaffe, GR 1745 * Kenneth E. Wagner, GR 1555 Dean K. White, GR 619 Taylor T. Foreman, GR 1271 Bart C. Brewer, GR 1746 David J. Magstadt, GR 1612 Fred R. Fleetwood, GR 621 Bruce A. Morain, GR 1299 * Joseph S. Stauffer, GR 1757 John P. Treat, GR 1614 * James R. Robinson, GR 626 Michael C. Brakefield, GR 1300 Jacob R. Haxel, GR 1762 Matthew S. Porter, GR 1615 Charles W. Snider, GR 627 Kevin C. Corrigan, GR 1301 Michael W. Kimbrel, GR 1776 Dr. Mark D. Shirley, GR 1622 * James R. Dodd, GR 636 Todd R. Neaves, GR 1350 Jeff T. Roberts, GR 1781 John M. Benson, GR 1630 * Robert C. Parrott, GR 646 Andrew K. Benson, GR 1366 James C. Bratton, GR 1800 Michael J. Owens, GR 1645 * Harold Cook, GR 657 Philip W. Redwine Jr., GR 1377 * Kevin A. Estep, GR 1806 Jay A. Eshelman, GR 1647 * Dr. John A. Wright, GR 666 William D. Staedke, GR 1402 Austin T. Pollard, GR 1828 David G. Folmnsbee, GR 1715 Lt. Col. Dale A. Stevens, GR 667 Jerry D. Hopkins, GR 1448 Eric A. Moen, GR 1860 Rodney N. Alles Jr., GR 1753 Judge Noah H. Ewing, GR 683 Thad C. Farmer, GR 1458 Lucas C. Richardson, GR 1870 David B. Gillogly, GR 681 Timothy D. Clay, GR 1466 Benjamin T. Gibbs, GR 1873 Purple Level Cody B. Waddell, GR 727 James M. Waites, GR 1471 Daniel J. Broadfoot, GR 1885 (Up to $499) Jerry D. Kirksey, GR 728 Marcus K. Meadows, GR 1494 Zach S. Punnett, GR 1895 Tony Melman Thomas C. Haynie, GR 730 Jon T. Hayes, GR 1497 T. Jacob Tullius, GR 1905 George W. Ingrum, GR 167 Richard J. Porter, GR 733 C. Michael Bitsche, GR 1499 Michael S. McCoy, GR 1966 John M. Rowley, GR 193 Jon P. Holland, GR 734 Brendan M. Costello, GR 1500 Blake T. Rambo, GR 1971 Jack B. Austerman, GR 212 Douglas A. Lee, GR 749 Dr. Sean M. Costello, GR 1501 Brandon R. Dewan, GR 1980 Roy V. Bynum, GR 235 David P. Cole, GR 754 Jeffrey S. Morton, GR 1508 * Paul K. Travis, GR 2008 * Maurice G. Duncan, GR 250 * Gary W. Farabough, GR 762 Kirk E. Johnson, GR 1509 Adam M. Doty, GR 2064 Eugene W. Chapman, GR 260 Charles L. Tefertiller, GR 765 J. C. Norvell, GR 1531 * Daniel Hart, GR 2213 Jimmie L. Litton, GR 290 Robert S. Stewart, GR 816 Dr. John R. Barnes, GR 1535 George E. Orr, GR 295 William G. Sell, GR 819 Kevin B. Ambrose, GR 1540 * Donor to the spring 2010 appeal Marvin A. McNatt, GR 297 Steven E. Gaede, GR 820 Drew P. Leakey, GR 1545 William L. Funk, GR 332 James O. Wood III, GR 864 Darren G. Glanz, GR 1549 Willard E. Durkee, GR 337 Gerald H. Badgett Jr., GR 868 Dr. C. Tate Woodward, GR 1562

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Save the Date THE PATH TO 904 COLLEGE (Continued from front page) Fall Alumni Tailgates Food will be provided and I’m sure there are many roads that led you to 904 a cash bar is available. College. We here at the Gamma Rhover and other alumni would like to hear your stories. As this issue contains our alumni update mailer, October 30 please take time to share some of your experi - Dad’s Day ences with us. Oklahoma vs. Colorado Gamma-Rho earned its 18th intramural champi - In Z.A.X., Time TBA onship in 23 years, finishing more than 200 points Bob Canfield, GR 876 ahead of the second-place team. Gamma Rhover Editor November 13 [email protected] Oklahoma vs. Texas Tech Time TBA

Loyd Harris Golf Tournament Saturday, April 30, 2011 ur Facebook group has been launched! OPlease log into www.facebook.com and search “Lambda Chi Alpha Alumni—Gamma- Rho Zeta.” We are also in the process of updating our e-mail address list. Please help us out and Gamma-Rho paired with Kappa Kappa Gamma for send your current e-mail address to Rennie 2010’s Sooner Scandals. The two groups will Cook, GR 1547 at [email protected]. partner again this fall for U-Sing.