Fraternities At UI Name New Pledges

Mon., Sept. 13, 1999

Area students at University of Idaho recently became fraternity pledges during men’s formal rush activities this fall.

Pledges and their fraternities are listed by hometown.

Bonners Ferry: Ty Iverson, FarmHouse.

Coeur d’Alene: Doug Ayers, Sigma Nu; Peter Faucher, Sigma Chi; Todd Johnson, Delta Sigma Phi; Steve Munson, Sigma Chi; Nathan Rarick, Phi Delta Theta; Peter Tensmeyer, Sigma Nu; and Kenneth Tyler, Sigma Nu.

Dalton Gardens: Taylor Facciano, Sigma Nu.

Priest River: Zach Wood, Pi Kappa Alpha.

Rathdrum: Josh Reed, Pi Kappa Alpha; and Shawn Stanford, Pi Kappa Alpha.

Sagle: Tyler Kee, Kappa Sigma.

Sandpoint: Justin Lantrip, Alpha Kappa Lambda; Tyler Leake, Delta Tau Delta; and Aaron Leake, Delta Tau Delta.

Silverton: Jake Sprute, Alpha Kappa Lambda.

St. Maries: Gabe Welz, Kappa Sigma; and Joel Bifford, Alpha Kappa Lambda.

Moscow: Josh Anderson, Pi Kappa Alpha; Justin Barnes, Pi Kappa Alpha; Peter Mann, Phi Gamma Delta; Jon McFarland, Delta Chi; and Mike Murphy, Pi Kappa Alpha.

Potlatch: Travis Krasselt, Sigma Chi.

Troy: Bob Uebelher, Sigma Chi.

University of Idaho sorority pledges will follow in future Achievements columns.

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