Founders' Day 2012. Recap of the 83rd anniversary of the Epsilon-Iota Charter and the Fifth Annual Alumni vs. Actives Softball Challenge.
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Founders' Day Recap
The Epsilon-Iota Zeta's 83rd Founders' Day Celebration and Reception was held on March 31 at the Chapter House. More than 40 Alumni and Undergraduates were in attendance.
The reception was preceded by the fifth annual Alumni vs. Actives Softball Challenge, organized by High Rho Joe Price (EI 1452) and Kappa Lambda Educational Foundation board member Travis Anderson (EI 1259), was again played at Idlewild Park in Reno, where the Alumni (shown, in black) edged the Actives (shown, in gray), 19-18. The victory puts the Alumni ahead in the series at 3-2.
At the reception, brothers shared stories, recaptured friendships and celebrated the bond of Epsilon-Iota. The reception, emceed by Kappa Lambda Educational Foundation President Mike Fleiner (EI 1017; below images at right), was highlighted by the distribution of two scholarships on behalf of the Foundation's Scholarship Program and the Paul Yenter Memorial Scholarship Fund. Recipients were High Alpha Tony Castaneda (EI 1424; below left image, at left), $500, and High Iota Matthew Fleiner (EI 1411; below right image, at left), $500.
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