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Baltasar R. Weiss '69
Joseph O. Elliott '71
John M. Woytus '88
Brian D. Kratz '97
Stephen M. Squibb '98
Lavender Orchid Society
($101 to $499)
John M. Berger '68
Phillip W. Eatherton '69
William D. Alexander '70
Scott R. Stegmann '86
Stan H. Hunt '93
100 'Til Ya Drop Club
($100)
David H. Twellman'69
Gary L. Steckel '71
Richard C. Remley '73
Anthony F. Nikodym '92
After
After picture of the concrete patio replacement, funded by generous donations to the annual campaign.
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hank you, alumni, for coming back to
Rolla for Homecoming. It was a success
all around and many memories were made.
Our current pledge class utilized this year's
outhouse burning as a fundraiser, selling swings
to break apart the construct. These funds will be
used at the end of their pledgeship to purchase
a house gift. Gifts from recent years include
new bathroom vanities, dining room tables and
chairs, and a new house TV.
This fall, Alpha Iota hosted our big brotherhood
event for the semester at a farm in Dixon. The
weather was perfect for bonding over a bonfire
while chowing down on barbecue and camping
out. It was a beneficial weekend for the chapter.
Josh Williams '17, a mining engineering major,
worked a haunted mine event in October. Funds
raised help send students in the Society for
Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration to their
annual conferences. The event is also used to
collect canned goods to be donated to the Russel
House.
The entire chapter hit the road for the adopt-a-
highway community service event picking up
trash for a mile-long stretch along Highway
BB. At the Rolla Apartments, the chapter
raked leaves, washed windows, and helped
with various other projects. On chilly day in
October, Chris Gibbs '17, Matthew Caldwell
'18, Peter Wolf '17, and Connor Chadbourne
'19 distributed hot chocolate to the campus
community. They visited with potential new
members, adding them to the chapter's spring
recruitment contact list.
If you are ever in Rolla, we hope you stop by the
house. The door is always open!
Fraternally,
Jack Moore '17
Sage
(949) 466-5209
jtmthf@mst.edu
Undergraduates pick up trash during their Adopt-a-Highway project.
