TAM'y^^ CHI E/fS LETTER iarch 15, 1962 Kenneth A. Payment, Editor •h: GrIAPTER K3fS the date of the "First Annual Alumni Smoker" con- with Easter weekend, the Brothers of Chi Chapter have changed the date to Saturday, May 12, 1962. There v/ill be lacrosse, tennis, and track meets at Union for afternoon entertainment. Following this, drinlis v/ill be served at the chapter house, after which there will be a delicious meal at 6:00 P.M. in the Kale House Dining Hall, We hope that this date vfill be more satisfactory for you, and that many of you will renevr old acojaaintances at the Fiji House. We are looking foimvard to seeing you. Double postcards for your acceptances will be sent to you in one month. On March 8th Chi elected a nev/ cabinet for the college year 1962-1963:. They are: 3r, K.y. \ ^ President ... Kenneth A. Pajmient ... Rochester, Treasurer ... Alfons G. Wagner ..,C-reenport, N.Y. Rec. Sec. ... Richard L. Butler ... West Hartford, Conn Corres. Sec. ... Ronald C. Galinsky ... West Hartford, Corr Historian ... Michael E. Champ ... Wantagh, K.Y, ••• v.. We are happy to announce that Chi's scholarship has greatly improved over last semester. We a,re now rated number six in fraternity standings, Jumping up from nimioer 13 a.t the end of last semester. \r\n— ci- EDITORIAL Next month the Chi Tama will change hands. Your new editor v;ill be Franklin T« Seidlich, a sophomore from Baltimore, Marjrland, Brother Seidlich has shown considerable merit as a scholar and is a. Pre-medical student at Union. Eric J. Toder v/ill aid Brother Seidlich along vfith Gordon A. Reinbld and John T. Sepplss. As retiring editor,I vrould like to express ray appreciation for the alumni cooperation of the last year and a half. V/hile this month's response is rather weak, it is not characteristic, of past issues, and I certainly hope it vrill not be charac teristic of future issues. This, after all, is an alumni news letter, and the reporters are YOU, our alumni. Please continue the excellent job of the past and let us know your whereabouts and doings on the form attached to every issue. Every single response increases its vali.ie ten times. A last word of special tharlcs to sYl those faithful alumni who have contributed so greatly to the nev/sletter by sending us information on other members of Chi. ALUMNI NEVrS 1913 Brother ARTHUR NB'/l-lAN is now living in Bridgehampton on Long Island. The rushing committee v.'ould like to thanlv Brother Newman for his help. 1924 Brother EDGAR DUNNING recently attended the Phi Gam Area Section Convention in Boston along with Brother TOM HANSON '49 of Chi, section chief of Area I. Both brothers will be here for the smoker on May 12th, \r\n-3- 1937 Brother ARTHUR H. SHSRIN, Jr. is livlns in Norwalk, Conn, and is Western sales manager for the A.B.C. Television Netvrork. 1944 Brother JUNIUS W. STSPHEHSCK was recently advanced as an associate of Havens and Emerson, Consulting Erxgineers of Cleveland, Ohio and Nev; York, Nev; York. He has been working as of late in the Schenectady and Kiskayuna areas. 1951 Brother ION C. CAI^IPBELL chaperoned the winter Weekend parties with Brother LIVINCtSTON T. COULTER '55. 1960 Brother TUT MAEKASN and ARTHUR B. BECK '6l recently met Brother LSf VEi:.DETTI from Washington, B.C. and 0,11 three are hoping to attend the alumni smoker in May. Brother PAUL WIESNER revisited the chapter last week and was happy to visit with the pijis again. 1961 Brother JOHN GUETERSLOH visited the chapter again last month during a furlough. He v/ill be transferred to the south in the verv near futeire. \r\nCHI CHAPTER OF THE FRATERNITY OF PHI GAMMA DELTA Union College Schenectady, New York TELEPHONE NAME ADDRESS .CITY .STATE .. DEGREE GRADUATE SCHOOL.. BIRTH CHILDREN (by name and ages)... OFFICES HELD IN FRATERNITY OFFICES HELD IN COLLEGE REMARKS: GRADUATING CLASS MARRIED