Rededication of Indiana Gamma of Phi Kappa Psi
Representatives from Indiana Gamma, Wabash College, Brandt Construction, and Sodexho Campus Services cut the ceremonial ribbon for the new Phi Kappa Psi chapter house at Wabash College.
Dr. Jason Little ’02 gets caught up with Larry and Carol Landis ’67.
Dick Griesser ’51, Gordon Peters ’52, and Terry Hamilton ’89 all have played critical roles in Phi Kappa Psi's rich history at Wabash.
House Corporation Chairman Terry Hamilton ’89 welcomes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bleau ’74.
Distinguished Phi Psi alumnus Gordon Peters ’52: "Everything we have comes from those people who came before us."
Dick Griesser ’51 shows the crowd a picture of the original members of Gamma Phi, which would be re-founded in 1948 as Indiana Gamma of Phi Kappa Psi. Griesser brought a number of photos and news clippings from the chapter's early history, which he has donated to Indiana Gamma.
President Pat White recalls fondly the first time he met Phi Psi freshman Patrick Griffith, saying he looks forward to working with the students to build an even brighter future for Phi Kappa Psi.
"Mac" McLaughlin ’83, former House Corporation secretary and a key fund-raising volunteer, couldn't resist a last-minute push for more donations. He also read two letters sent from representatives of the national fraternity, which honored Indiana Gamma's past, and specifically Ed Knight and Dick Regnier.
Chapter Advisor Ben Kessler ’74 presents officers Derek Lough ’09 and Jason Gray ’08 a pair of oil lamps to be used in chapter ritual.
Indiana Gamma President Jason Gray ’08 accepts congratulations from Wabash President Pat White.
Gordon Peters ’52, Dick Griesser ’51, Terry Hamilton ’89, and Chris Brown ’89 link arms for the fraternity yell: "High, high, high!"
Wabash Trustee Rade Kljajic ’78 (center) introduces President White to his long-time friend, teacher, and mentor, Rolland Beckham. It was Beckham who led Kljajic to Wabash in 1974. The renovated chapter house foyer is named in Beckham's honor.