CM I TAMA HEMS LETTER '•■i QAMMa U^j.T. ■ : i. -J M / ^ January if ^ 196J. Kenneth A. Payment, Editor CHAPTER NEWS iiiiSiiiTt] fILE With the onset of final exams, the Fijis are preparing furiously for the muddy road that lies ahead. The "midnight oil" bill should be at an all time high this month, in spite of the fact that one can smell wood burning in almost every room in the house. All are looking forward to the semester break which will last about a week. A number of the brothers will be staying at the house getting it into shape for rushing, which begins the first week of February. In previous years rushing has started in September, but deferred rushing has been put into effect this year on a trial basis, and we would appreciate any information that you might have in regard to any member of the Class of 1964. THANKS As you can observe by the size of the alumni news in the past issues the response to our letters is continually growing and we are better able to present a broader coverage of the whereabouts and doings of brothers gone by, who should not be forgotten. To this response we say - thanks, for it is the essence of this newsletter and the force which continues to make it useful. Especially, we would like to thank those faithful brothers, such as Joe Brown '03, C.C. McWilliams '07, and J. Mason Hotchkiss '10, who continually send us news concerning alumni they have seen or have written. \r\nALUMNI NEWS 1905 LEROY PIERCE COLLINS is living in Powhatan, Virginia, having retired from the Army in 1946 as a Brigadier General. 1907 Brother C. C. McWILLIAMS expects to meet soon with Brothers T. M. TOM/IND '11 and ED BROWN ^1. Also Brother McWilliams tells us that H. L. JOYCOX '18 is living the life of Riley, and that TOM REYlSfOLDS '21 is still con structing highways for the state of Colorado. 1924 EDGAR D. DUNNING relates that he is living in South Byfield, Mass,, and has two children, Peter, Princeton '55 and Cathrine, Cornell '59, Brother Dunning was president of the senior class and president of the student body while here at Union, 1925 GULICK Z, KNIGHT is living in Rochester, N.Y. at 225 Comodore Place, which is a new address. 1936 BROTHER HENRY WILLIS BRONDON, living in Mechanicsburg, Pa., is now a Captain serving as commanding officer in a submarine and reactor parts supply office, 1939 L, G, BORTON III living in Ramsey, N.J. has three children, Barbara Ann 24 and Lyman G, 17 and Deborah D. 7, 1956 DAVID J. FITZGERALD i s living in Albany and is occupied as a free lance writer. 1957 1958 J. Richard FITZGERALD is presently attending Albany Law School. Brother ROBERT A. LIBERTY is a Combat Ready Navigator in the 40th Air Refueling Squadron, Schilling A.F.B., Kansas. His son Charles R. Liberty is 18 months old and another child is expected in July. CHilRLES R, HULL spent the summer of 1957 as Union College representative in student work camp in Gallivare, Sweden. Brother Hull is living in California and is hoping to return to the house sometime this month. 1960 NORM MAUSER is now attending Columbia Graduate School. As a sideline he is part owner of station WOHI in Ohio and hopes to expand this enterprise into a chain of radiostations or diversify into other fields. However, his main line will be that of ^'Security Analysis" and he hope to go on to get his Ph.D. RON TOMPKINS is now working for the Bureau of Ships in Washington D.C. Ron tells us that he has just bought a new Austin Healey and also will soon be traveling to the Bahamas for the Government. Px^UL WIESNER was married to Karen Larson on Dec, 28, 1960. Brother GEORG BUCKBEE was best man while brothers NORM MAUSER and PHIL MILES were ushers. Many of the undergraduate Fijis were present along with several other members of Brother Wiesner's class. H.E^L.P. STUDENTS 1958 Good news from Copenhagen: LIEF DONDE was married Dec. 25, 1960 to a Danish nurse. He has just begun to work for the Danish Department of \r\nH.E.L.P, STUDENTS (cont.) Commerce, which will take him to Argentine as Official Danish Export Promoter. 1960 SOLKO.. W, SCHALM is once again leading a Dutchman's life. After completing last semester he traveled throughout the U.S., which he says is too big and too hot. « « t CHI CHAPTER OF THE FRATERNITY OF PHI GAMMA DELTA Unioti College Schenectady, New York NAME ADDRESS .TELEPHONE CITY, _STATE DEGREE GRADUATE SCHOO.L BIRTH CHILDREN (By name and ages). OFFICES HELD IN FRATERNITY. OFFICES HELD IN COLLEGE REMARKS GRADUATING CLASS- MARRIED