Indiana Gamma Chapter of Phi Delta Theta at Butler University
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Page 4 Team Phi; still ahead…get ready for the hand-off and last leg with the finish line in sight. Successful hand-off and pulling away from the competition! HOMECOMING CHARIOT RACE Indiana Gamma Chariot Team Wins Again; Undefeated since 2008 LEGION AND 25- TO 50-YEAR REUNION CEREMONY (Left) Team Phi: Races to the finish line for the win and then some…huge congratulations to the 2016 Indiana Gamma chariot team! (Right) 2016 Homecoming winning Chariot Team and support crew. Front row: Matt Fox '19. Middle: Billy Bening '17, Jordon Grieg '18, Andy Robinson '20, Jess Stevens '18, and Vince Marshall '19. Back: Raaj Patel '17, Zach Bellavia '18, Brandon Beck '19, Drew Brothers '18, Brendan McGrath '19, and Paul Henderson '17. Chapter Chef, Tyler Coe in the very back row expresses his approval! Packed crowd lines both sides of Fraternity Row on Hampton Drive to see some great Chariot Race action; a Butler tradition since the early 1900s. (1) Alumni Chairman Jack Trittipo '18 (far left) and his crew of Phis lead the Legion Ceremony at the Chapter House. (2) 25-year and 50-year reunion participants and friends take in the Legion Ceremony. (3) Jack Trittipo '18 with the 25-year participants in the first row, John Housefield '91, and Jim Bellows '75; the 50-year participants in the second row, Tom Farnam '65 and Don Thompson '66; and 50-year participants Lon Showley '66 and Kent Harris '66 in the third row. (1) The 50-year reunion: Tom Farnam '65, Lon Showley '66, Don Thompson '66, and Kent Harris '66. (2) Tom Farnam '65 reads his letter to the Chapter as the audience listens in. Tom donated his Fraternity pin and artifacts to undergraduate Chapter. (3) Tom Farnam '65 hands over his pin to Chapter President Zach Bellavia '18. The pin will go to a deserving Chapter member. (4) Chapter President Zach Bellavia '18 accepts the GHQ Gardner Award (2003) from Don Thompson '66; to reside in Chapter's trophy case. "The Raymond L. Gardner Award is given annually to the Phi alumnus making the most significant contribution in three areas: Fraternity service, service to higher education, and community involvement." 1 2 3 4 1 2 3