FARMHOUSE FRATERNITY
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Members from all classes went paintballing
as a brotherhood event this fall.
T
he chapter finished an exciting and successful fall semester in
December. While the football team may have struggled last semester,
we were happy to celebrate the successes of FarmHouse instead.
Philanthropy events, a Homecoming tailgate, and another high-achieving
academic semester were just a few of the highlights from a great fall.
One of the most exciting parts of any fall semester is helping the new
member class adjust to college life and start on the right foot toward
success. We were proud of our new members diving straight into
opportunities that will help them grow during the course of their college
career. They were high achievers in the classroom and got involved
in various clubs pertaining to their majors, mentorship programs, and
philanthropic organizations.
The chapter was excited to find that we had earned the top GPA among
fraternities at UNL for the eighth consecutive semester, with a 3.546 GPA
among all members. Our continued excellence in the academic pillar
stems from men generous with their talents who mentor one another, as
well as tremendous work ethic across the board.
Other semester highlights included a revamped Totally Baldacious
philanthropy event, in which FarmHouse men visited Greek houses across
campus where their heads were shaved for a donation to the Leukemia
and Lymphoma Society. We also hosted an alumni tailgate before the
Homecoming game, for FarmHouse alumni young and old to reconnect.
We look forward to being back on campus in the fall to represent
FarmHouse. Thank you for your continued generosity and support to our
Fraternity!
Fraternally,
Simon Hovis '18
Chapter President
shovis@neb.rr.com
(402) 570-5355
FARMHOUSE FINISHES THE DECADE STRONG
Reflecting on Academics and Philanthropy Events
President
Simon Hovis '18
Lincoln, Neb.
Vice President
Eli Wolfe '18
Kearney, Neb.
Philanthropy Chairman
Parker Williams '18
Lincoln, Neb.
Treasurer
Michael Anderson '18
Firth, Neb.
Recruitment Supervisor
Jace Katzenstein '18
Kearney, Neb.
jacekratzenstein@gmail.com
(308) 627-8806
Secretary
Cooper Grabenstein '18
Bertrand, Neb.
New Member Educator
Will Bauer '18
Hawley, Minn.
Business Manager
Isaac Stallbaumer '18
Oconto, Neb.
Social Chairman
John Kubert '18
Lincoln, Neb.
The newly initiated pledge class of 2019.
From left: Colin Swedberg '16, Ty Hadwiger '16, and
Isaac Stallbaumer '18 perform in the annual "Billy Idol" formal.
Chapter Officers
