Fu Class
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Fu Class
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Alpha Phi Omega's Kalen Fu Class of Spring 2003. 'nuff said!
We are also known affectionately as FU'kers and as the pledge class who started the trend of all those profane/obscene t-shirts. Check out the hotness.
Our pledge class mascot is Huey, Duey, and Louie of Duck Tales (coughfu**talescough).
First pledge class to give Pledge Parents paddles.
Pledge Parents: Cindy Tseng and Aaron Lipton
ExComm:
President: Gina Lee
Service Vice Presidents: Christina Huen & Angela Sajuti
Membership Vice Presidents: Diana Tang & Thuong Tang
Fellowship Vice Presidents: Sareen Leong & Adrienne Lee
Pledge Parents: Aaron Lipton & Cindy Tseng
Treasurers: Michelle Shen & Michelle Wong
Recording Secretaries: Nghi Cao & Jen Kim
Corresponding Secretaries: Bethany Whiteside & Carlo Demonteverde
Historians: Julie Hong & Melinda Tran
Sergeant At Arms: Kevin Quan, Minh Tran, & Ian Rojas
Plexcomm:
- RecSecs: Nancy Wong and Nancy Phu
Roster:
Andrew Chin [Drew]
Anthony Rosas [Tony]
Christopher Cheung [Chris]
Dahye Choi [Dee]
Diana Pai [Pai]
Elizabeth Nguyen [Liz]
Frances Cuevas [Fran]
John Vo [JV]
Julie Pham [Jules]
Kimberly Liao [Kim]
Melanie Quitoriano [Mel]
Pamela Lee [Pam]
Patricia Mills [Patty]
Roenna Nguyen [Roe]
Samantha Duong [Sam]
Serena Woo [Ser]
Vincent Tam [Vince]
Chapter Developments
First Active vs Pledges Week held. Includes such events as the Five by Five Eat off, Capture the flag, and Iron Chef.
Family Competition week was ended to decrease family drama.
The Pledges created an 18 clue long Sneak. It was ended after 7 clues.
The position of webmaster was brought back to the signature sheet, having been dead since Tom Class.
Iota Phi hosted sectionals on the UCDavis campus, cohosting with Alpha Alpha Xi. Sectionals Chairs were Minh Tran, Christina Huen, and Samantha Warriner; Denise Oh was banquet chair. Aaron Lipton was workshops chair.
Spring Retreat occured at Arrowhead Lake, in Southern California. Injuries and rat droppings abounded.