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In HocIn HocIn Hoc Chi Chapter November 2013 Volume 1, Issue 2

Index P1… Chi-Lights

P2… Snaps

P3… Alumni News

P4… Homecoming Recap

Dates

Greetings from the Sweetheart...

Hello, my name is Kaitlin Knapp

and I proudly represent Chi chapter

as their 2013-2014 Sigma Chi

Sweetheart. I'd like to use this time

to introduce myself to the alumni

who's values I try to uphold in my

everyday life.

I am a junior here at Hanover

College and I sit on my fraternity's

executive board as Kappa Alpha

Every Monday, 7pm

Chapter Meetings

517 Ball Drive, Unit #1327 Hanover, IN 47243

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Theta's Chief Marketing Officer. As

the CMO I am involved in our or-

ganization's philanthropy, commu-

nity service, and alumni relations. I

also sit on our local philanthropy's

Board of Directors (Southeastern

Indiana Voices for Children Inc.), I

am the Vice President of Public

Relations for Hanover's Panhellenic

Council, and I am a member of the

Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Socie-

ty.

Sigma Chi means a great deal to

me and I strive to live in accord-

ance with your fraternities values in

all aspects of my life. I have a lot of

great plans as your Sweetheart and

I can't wait to help your chapter

reach new heights on Hanover's

campus.

Taylor Alexander ‘15

Consul

Jonathon Andrews ‘16

Pro-Consul

Tylor Cunningham ‘ 14

Annotator

Nate Kremer-Herman ’14

Quaestor

Slaton Blickman ‘15

Magister

Matthew Perkins ‘14

Recruitment

Jon Ward ‘14

House Man.

Jesse MacGruder ‘15

Risk Man.

In Hoc Chi Chapter Volume 1, Issue 2

Senior Achievements

2 SNAPS

It is a recurring theme

that seniors are expected to

give their younger brothers

their collected knowledge

regarding the tradition of the

fraternity, and the official

interworkings of the chapter.

This column, and future col-

umns like it, will be dedicat-

ed to documenting the awe-

some successes of our sen-

iors, including their contribu-

tions to our chapter. In this

first edition, we are profiling

three brothers, Brother Ty-

ler Arceneaux, Brother

Paul Falkowski, and

Brother John “Remi”

Humphrey.

Tyler was a fall term

initiate of the 2011-2012

school year. Paul was initiat-

ed with the winter pledge

class that same year. Since

then they have done impres-

sive things both on and off

campus. Tyler is a Political

Science major. He hopes to

practice law after he gradu-

ates, and is scheduled to take

the LSAT on October 5th,

2013. He is currently the

Team Captain of the men’s

track and field team. As a

Sigma Chi, he has been

Quaestor and Pro Consul. As

members of our kitchen

crew, Tyler and Paul were

both instrumental in getting

our newly renovated kitchen

up to par to comply with

Health Department standard.

In addition to being

Kitchen Steward, and over-

seeing the aforementioned

renovation project, Paul was

also the Alumni Relations

chairman his junior year. On

campus he is involved in a

wide variety of clubs, gener-

ally focused on speaking out

for minority groups on cam-

pus. These include Kaleido-

scope, Love out Loud, and

others. Paul is a history ma-

jor who hopes to be a muse-

um curator one day. This

past summer, he interned at

the Marshall County histori-

cal Society Museum, where

he did an impressive amount

of projects. When asked

about his internship he said,

“This internship was an

amazing experience and truly

helped me to realize that my

life was headed in the right

direction,”

John Humphrey, affec-

tionately called Remi by his

brothers, is a 9th semester

senior. When asked about

why he rushed Sigma Chi, he

had this to say:

“One of the most im-

portant reasons for why I

joined Sigma Chi was its

daily emphasis on the values

of Friendship, Justice, and

Learning. However, the ide-

al of Learning is the one

which I hold dearest to my

heart.” And Remi has spent

his entire time in college

being a model student, and a

perfect example of our aspi-

ration of learning. He is in a

plethora of honor societies,

including the senior honor

society, Mortar Board, and

the Foreign Language honor

society, Phi Sigma Iota.

As a junior he spent his

spring term in Quito, Ecua-

dor where he interned at an

International Corporate Law

office, Quevedo y Ponce &

Asociados. One of his prima-

ry duties as an intern includ-

ed the translation of the

firm’s correspondence and

legal documents between

English and Spanish. Imme-

diately following his intern-

ship, he was awarded an im-

pressive IIE/NSEP Senator

David L. Boren International

Language Scholarship which

is jointly funded through the

United States Dept. of De-

fense and Dept. of State.

With this scholarship, he

studied Brazilian Portuguese

and International Agrarian

Law at the Catholic Univer-

sity of Salvador. In the future

Remi’s goal is to live and

work in Brazil as a Regional

Adviser for the US Govern-

ment or as a Sales Repre-

sentative for a Fortune 500

Company.

In Hoc 3 Special News

Housing Corp

Jeff Tucker, President

Matt Dilly, Treasurer

Josh Shirley, House Dad

Mark Fearnow

Ken Prince

Chi Chapter Volume 1, Issue 2

Weddings & Engagements

Brother Tyler Blaker and

his long time fiancé Kathe-

rine Blaker (Neawedde)

were recently joined in mar-

riage. The couple were wed

at a country farm house and

the ceremony was followed

by a reception of family and

friends.

Brother Blaker served as

the Housing Director of Chi

Chapter during the 2012-

2013 school year.

Brother Andrew Ste-

phens and his girlfriend of 2

years, Kami Walterman

were engaged in the Fall of

2013. Both are seniors at

Hanover College.

Brother Stephens in the

former Pro Consul of Chi

Chapter and a History Major.

Ms. Walterman is unaffiliat-

ed and a Classics Major.

November Birthdays

Jon Spradley—November 7

Tyler Arceneaux—November 11

Brian McComas—November 13

Jim Woodcock—November 20

In Hoc 4

Chi Chapter Volume 1, Issue 2

Homecoming Recap

Undergraduate and Graduated Brothers pose for a picture at the Sigma Chi

Homecoming Tent. (Property of Hanover College)

Chi Chapter Sigs celebrate homecoming at the Shoebox, donated generously by

Brother John Shoemaker. (Courtesy of Brother Mark Dunning)

Chi Chapter graciously welcomes all alumni back for Homecoming 2013. (Courtesy

of Brother Mark Dunning)