GciAnpXitlUlcu UPSILON ALPHA, UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA Vol. March, 1961 Fall Rush Nets Outstanding Pledges Facts About Fiji Pledges Frank Cassidy Forgey—A soph honorary, and of Scabbard and Blade, the military honorary. He omore transfer from Arizona State College, Buster originally is from Wynne, Arkansas, but now makes By George Howard his home in Tucson. Scoring in Walter Delmaine Armer, Jr. — basketball and track. Buster also Wally, president of his pledge served on the Arizona State Col class, is a townboy graduate of lege Student Council before com Rincon High School. He was Stu ing to the University of Arizona. will William Thomas Graves—Bill, a vania. He lettered in baseball. second Secretary, which he has handled very well. Lloyd was elected Sen ior Class President this fall, and was named to Who's Who. He was a varsity swimmer, is a top stu dent in accounting and belongs to Alpha Kappa Psi, the business fra ternity. He was a member of So phos, and currently belongs to Bobcats. On top of all this, Lloyd is completing his second year as three years, finishing as Senior to a pledge brother. junior transfer from the College of Emporia, Emporia, Kansas, once a Lloyd Wiborg, from Munster, Indiana, has the job of Recording and collected three varsity letters. Tucson High School after serving Donald William Benzel—Another in the Lettermen's Club, Hi-Y, and politician, Don managed to place Senior Class Council. He reached himself in student government the finals in intramural golf, losing dence High School in Pennsyl commissioned upon graduation. Roger Earl Garrett—One of the dent Body President at Rincon, served as Speaker of the House in house's several high school varsity the 26th Model State Legislature, golfers, Roger graduated from Class President at Nether Provi be lieutenant in Uncle Sam's Army Fiji rush chairman. Corresponding Secretary for the Fijis of Upsilon Alpha is Nelson Greenland of Atchison, Kansas. Nelson is an honor pre-medical Grant Phillip Carter — This 20 served as Student Body President year old claims his home is Tucson, of Karachi High School, Karachi, Arizona, but his address for the Pakistan. The son of an Air Force past two years has been c/o Uncle Captain stationed in Tucson, Bill Sam, United States Navy. Phil has seen a lot of the nation and student majoring in zoology. He was president of Phi Eta Sigma, Lou Crowder finds slipping back into the aca- world in between schooling and demic halter a little more difficult varsity sports in Kansas. He placed CROWDER & CABINET than slipping out was two years fifth in the Mile Run in the Kan LEAVE OFFICE sas College Athletic Conference ago. This year has been a banner one James Robert Coil—A National last year, and is a key man on the for the men of Upsilon Alpha. We Honor Society man from Miami, Fiji cross country and track squad. owe a great deal of this to the Joel Irvine Guerrero—Joel com Arizona, Bob made his mark in fine work of our House President, varsity sports as co-captain of his peted in baseball and basketball Lou Crowder, and the Cabinet. school's football and baseball for four years and in football for Crowder of Tucson transferred squads. He served as an officer of three years while attending Catalina High in Tucson. A Fiji intra from the University of North Car the Letterman's Club. Richard Christopher Creith — A mural trackster, Joel runs the 440 olina midway through his fresh man year. Lou soon showed his swimming team captain from Col and broad jumps. the freshmen men's scholastic hon orary, and is a member of Beta Beta Beta, national scholastic hon Lee Thomas Hanley—Lee, whose stuff and has held numerous offi father was a member at Zeta Delta ces in the fraternity prior to the Epsilon before the chapter went presidency. Just recently he was in the men's beauty division. Doug umbus, Ohio, Chris attended the Columbus Academy and served as Senior Class Vice-President. Chris is an architecture major. Glenn Ray Cutter — Butch, a orary in the sciences. He has be longed to Sophos, Chain Gang, and Traditions. Rounding out the 1960-61 Cabi net is Historian Doug Unruh, of Corona Del Mar, California. Doug was chairman of the homecoming float project last year, and he saw his finished product cop first prize is yet another business major, with an eye on real estate as a career. national, makes his home in Phoe named to Who's Who in American This is, after he finishes with the nix, Arizona. He served in student Colleges and Universities. He is a Army; he's an advanced ROTC sophomore in the Fine Arts Col government for four years at West past member of Sophos and Chain lege, hails from Yuma, Arizona. Phoenix High. A varsity wrestler Gang, and is presently a member student. of Bobcats, Senior Men's honorary. A hot man on the drums. Butch and football player. Lee was active often plays at fraternity functions in the Letterman's Club, and now Last in between shots with dance bands serves as Pledge Class Secretary- Councilman throughout the area. Treasurer. Ronald Arden Ewing—Ron won George Phillip Heidler, Jr.—The three varsity letters in football, pledge class's EE man, George re- two in basketball, and was in the cently converted the house hi-fi Outdoor Sportsman's Club in set into an excellent stereo outfit, Yuma. In addition to a year as student Body Vice-President, he held two other offices in student government. A top man in house intramurals, he was a starter with the Fiji basketball squad. in spite of everyone's worrying. Active in varsity football and track, George came to the Univer sity of Arizona from Naperville, Illinois. (Continued on page 2) year he served and was as Junior named as C. EDWARD MILLER Senior Councilman this year. Lou SPEAKS TO FIJIS is a business major. Serving Upsilon Alpha as house manager is another townboy and business major, Terry Muse. Terry handles the fraternity finances and serves in Lou's absence. He played varsity football as a freshman and has served on Sophos, Chain Gang, and Traditions. He's currently a member of Blue Key, senior men's We of Alpha Upsilon were in deed honored by C. Edward Miller who consented to speak with us at our thirtieth annual Pig Dinner. Mr. Miller, Los Angeles entre preneur who is the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Time Oil Company, is a familiar figure in the Ekklesia conference rooms. \r\nFamous Fiji Visits U. of A. CAMPANILLA March, 1961 K University of Arizona, Upsilon Alpha Editor im Bill Bradbury f Staff Bon Richardson, Vince San Angelo, I Jim Sakrison, Robbie Dicus, Lloyd Wiborg and Dave Johns Facts About Fiji Fledges came to the University of Arizona with four years of varsity golf CContinued {ram page 1) and a good summer of national Paul Walker Hollaway — The competition under his belt. A1 is a pledge class's social director, Paul real power on the Fiji house squad, graduated from Amphitheater (of racking up a 65 in one intramural Tucson) as number 18 scholasti- match, while on his way to taking cally in his class. He played foot top honors for Phi Gamma Delta. ball and basketball and baseball two years apiece while in high school. David Parnell — Dave was a Tucson High graduate of 1958, attended the UA for a semester, George Edmund Howard—Origi and then left to work on the coast nally from Tucson, George now for a year. He is now a junior in lists March Air Force Base, Cali the BPA College. fornia as his home. The oldest of six (two brothers, three sisters), George graduated from Rincon High School where he served as Student Body Vice-President in his senior year, in addition to membership on the varsity Track squad, and Hi-Y. He plans to major in Journalism. Terry Lance Howard — From Chandler, Arizona, Terry is an other one of the house's ex-Student Body Vice-Presidents. A letterman in football, basketball, baseball, and track, Terry still found time to make the National Honor So ciety. Russell William Huetber—Russ tTe^Jhrne^Cul Ham McCrae pose in front of his brief stay Upsilon Alpha. Slav at Arizona's A^Norman Vincent Peale during Cheney Cup To mention all of the honors and awards which we had received David Duane Payne — Another pledge-class member from Chand ler, Arizona, Dave maintained a Soon To Go 1.3 average in high school plus the job of Student Body President, Boy's State member, and varsity letters in football, basketball, and sity of Arizona is indeed proud and honored to have been award ed the Orion H. Cheney Cup last in achieving this honor must be year. The coveted Cheney Cup Ed Morgan and Crowder served baseball. leading up to the Cheney Cup The Upsilon Alpha Chapter of would be difficult. However, sevPhi Gamma Delta at the Univer eial individual and house efforts emblematic of the top spot among the UA student body as Vice Pres Charles Lawrence Townsdin—A Fiji chapters across the nation will ident and Junior Councilman, re town boy, Chuck came to the UA stay with us until another winner spectively. Morgan, incidentally, after a year of college in Denver, IS designated later this spring Colorado. Chuck had two years of Was named the Outstanding male Brother William S. Zerman, Na graduate varsity golf at Tucson High and at the University for placed third in intramurals for the tional Executive Secretary of Phi I960. Gordon Alley held the im Gamma Dslta, DrGspntf^ri outstanding Fiji house team. to Lou T on Crowder, n. i^resented the award new house pres portant post of President of the Albert Savannus White HI—A junior from Des Moines, Iowa, A1 ident and to Danny Romero, chapvoic^ his opinion that Phi Gam ma Delta and the college frater nity system as a whole, was be The fact was also mentioned that no chapter of Phi Gamma DeRa • -L^eita himself and the house a Varsity Walter Scott Knotts—A junior Letter in Cross Country this fall. and we hare hi towards this goal." hard field. The 193 pound center hails from a farm in taking over at the U. of A. Paul Mandeville Hazen—Trans Sicily Island, Louisiana. ferring from Amherst College "'A In Irosh up letters in footh Allan David Kruse—A freshman Mass., Paul returned to his home from Mount Prospect, Illinois, A1 town for his sophomore year. An- Phoenix. apter. The most important factL however, in our receiving the eney Cup was the fact that and »rn numerals In swimming football of second place among 27 fraternitms in scholarship. Larry Barnhill and Ham McRae, presidents during the two years, ^^^^hna, he anny Romero, our Purple Legion- in Geological Engineering, Walt's He held the fourth fastest time in P.ay number 52 jersey is a familiar the half mile in the State of Ari sight on the University of Ari zona, while in high school, before zona's winners of the Lambda Chi Alpha community service award (for the second straight year), having more challenge weie outstanding leaders in our other graduate of Catai- wrestling "Td th ners of the Pledge Pajama Race, membeis in men's honoraries than Crowder accepted earned letters in division in the annual Homecom ing parade float competition, win any other fraternity, and winners strongly supported bfth^T"^®"^' months of "playing soldier." A last fall. high school letterman in football Theodore Lee Cook—Graduating (All-State, 1958), Don ties down from Catalina High (Tucson) with the center position on the pledge a fine 1.25 average. Tee has earned Student Union Activities Board. Group awards for Upsilon Alpha speech to the chapter, Zerman Were, winners of the men's beauty peeST',? is a transfer to Arizona's BPA is a Battalion Wrestling Champion College from the University of (138 lb. class) from Missouri Mili Illinois. As a sophomore, he served tary Academy, St. Louis, Missouri. as Business Manager for the Illini, Russ plans to major in Insurance the daily campus newspaper that at the U. of A. has run in successful competition Thomas Benton Kenan—A fine with the daily papers of the sur trackster graduate of Catalina rounding communities. has ever boon High School, Tucson, Tom held a Laurence Gene Wolford—From top spot on the Fiji's intramural San Diego, California, Larry is in track squad. Another National the College of Engineering. Pick Honor Society man, Tom left Cata ing up honors in high school foot lina with a 1.3 average. ball, he is attending the U. of A. Donald H. Kersey — Don came on a football scholarship and was to the UA from Glendale after six a mainstay for the wild kittens football team. given credit. ' on naiie and Section Chief of Section ' Was, as always, dynamic and influential in chapter proceedings. The Fijis of Upsilon Alpha are extiemely proud of such a great onor and we would like to thank all our alumni and acquaintances school in who have contributed to the bet terment of our chapter. \r\nFijis Snare Homecoming Prize the different Tucson Hospitals, and continued support of our adopted Fijis in child in Greece. Advanced ROTC Some new services carried on By Bon Richardson by men in the house were: taking Fijis from the University have of orphans to U of A football always been represented in the games, taking of blind children to ROTC program on campus. This a play put on by the University, year, however, men from Upsilon brother Wayne Chapman is read Alpha chapter are almost "run ing to a blind man, the pledges ning" the ROTC here. spent one Saturday during De At Army Summer Camp, held cember working for the Salvation this past summer at Fort Lewis, Ai^my, and the brothei^s all con Washington, Fijis constituted about tributed to send our greek child, one-quarter of the University of Asthanasios Baferis a special cash Arizona's delegation which placed gift of twenty dollars for Christ- fifth of 39 competing schools from the far west. As a result, men from Phi Gamma Delta, on the basis of fine individual perform ances at this camp, hold many of the top command positions on the Due to the hard work of the Army ROTC's drill field. Cadet active chapter and several alums, Colonel Brent Moody, Cadet Cap Upsilon Alpha once again had a tain and Brigade Executive Doug successful rush last fall pledging Unruh, Distinguished Military Stu dents Terry Muse and Tom Swan38 top men. son all are Fijis. Other seniors A host of Arizona Fijis work on a miniature part of this year's float It all began last May with a from Upsilon Alpha in the Army's which, under the fine leadership of Brother Rick Allen, walked away rush party at Lou Crowder's house advanced ROTC program are Brian with top honors in the Men's Beauty Division. for senior prospects in the Tucson Bulley, Jim Hill, Bucky Holbrook, high schools. Then in mid-July and Bon Richardson. Lieutenant Fall Rush .»I of Blue Key, one of the senior men's honoraries, and Brother Hill was chosen as vice president. In By Jim Sakrison Bobcats, the other senior honorary, Different campuses have vary are Ed Muns, Lou Crowder, Bon ing concepts of an ideal college Richardson, and Lloyd Wiborg, man. Likewise, different fraterni taking four of the thirteen places. ties stand for different things. It Eddie Wilson and John Renner re has always been a Fiji policy that present the Fijis in the junior Campus Activities the good fraternity man is the man men's honorary, Chain Gang. Nine who participates in worthy cam of the houses' outstanding sopho pus activities. more class made Sophos. They in Brother Lloyd Wiborg was elect clude Louie Sands, Nelson Butler, ed Senior Class President this past Rusty Ewing, Toby Teorey, Bill Bradbury, Robbie Dicus, Boots fall and is carrying out his duties excellently. Lloyd is in the Col Bergstrom, Monte Clausen, and lege of Business and Public Ad Jim Sakrison. ministration and finds time from his studies to serve also as record ing secretary for the house. Fiji Social Work Another Fiji serving the senior class at the U of A is Upsilon Al By Dave Johns rush letters were sent to one thou Colonel Edward H. Wilkie, a grad sand new men students, mostly members of the incoming freshman class. Also in July, another Tucson rush party was held, this time at uate from the University of Mis souri in 1932, is a Fiji and Assist ant Professor of Military Science Hal Landon's home. Louie Sands' and Tactics. Besides the seniors mentioned, house and pool were used for a there are also several Fijis who rush party in Phoenix during the are members of the Army ROTC's same month. In August, John In- junior class this year. They are gersoll composed a 24 page rush Chuck Cook, Floyd James, Ban-y booklet and had 600 copies printed. Lay, John Renner, Ken Richard, Ben Wickham, and Eddie Wilson. A few days before formal rush Juniors in advanced air force began the Phoenix Alumni Chap ROTC are Vern Ellis, Gary Munk, ter, under the direction of Bill O' and Bill Tewksbury. Brien, gave a rush party at the Paradise Valley Racquet Club in Phoenix. This party was a great success, with approximately 30 alums, 50 undergraduate embers, and 40 rushees being present. The next night a rush party was held pha's house president Lou Crowd- Social service got off to an early in Tucson at he home of another start this year with some of the hard-working alum. Bob Vance. man, an esteemed appointive office. brothers participating in activities On September 3, formal rush be this summer. During July we sold The job of heading the Repre buttons with Kappa Alpha Theta gan and went on through Septem er. Lou is acting as senior council sentative Council on the campus sorority to help raise money for ber 11, with parties again at the Vance' acted as ushers and general help homes. After eight days of steady in a charitable little theater pro rushing and very little sleep we is very well handled by Bon Rich Multiple Sclerosis, and fifteen men Crowder', Landon', and ardson, a senior geography major from Tucson. Bob Lynch serves as vice pres ident of the new Rallys Committee and was in charge of the card stunts shown betwen halves of the UA football games. He is also a member of Traditions Committee. Phi Gamma Delta is well repre sented in all the class honoraries. Brothers George McClain, Terry Muse, and Jim Hiil are members duction. Traditional activities again con tinued were: attending church, clothes drive in the house, blood drive sponsored by the University in which 45 men gave blood, a Christmas party for underprivil eged children with the Alpha Delta saw - mssJi were rewarded with 26 pledges during formal rush and another 12 men during informal, climaxing job that was done should be given Brother Rick Allen plays Santa Clans at the Christmas Party for underprivileged children, held with the ADPis. This party has become to rush chairman Lloyd Wiborg, an annual event and is looked for another successful fall rush. Much of the credit for the fine who carried through this tough ward to with Pi's, caroling with the Theta's at task for the second year in a row. these children. great pleasure by \r\nbit Barry at he end of the first Fiji Athletes semester and he decided to get married to Bunny Smith, a Gam ma Phi pledge and Douglas girl. He dropped from school this se mester, but expects to be back Upsilon Alpha can be very proud of her football players who con tributed greatly to the very suc cessful season Arizona enjoyed this fall. The Wildcats posted a 7-3 soon. record, the best since 1954, and counted among their victories a Dick Cannon, from La Canada, California, was a highly touted first baseman at John Muir High tremendous 35 to 7 win over highly rated Arizona State, conqueror of and is a valuable intramural man. North Carolina. "Deacon" is in the BPA College and plans to graduate in 1963. Big man for the Wildcats was Fiji quarterback Eddie Wilson. Wilson's superb passing arm and play calling, plus his talented kick ing toe, personally accounted for From Hatch Prep School in New York comes "Chuck" Olyphant. Chuck was "all-everything" at Hatch, having played football and hockey and having won the state more than one Arizona triumph. Wilson is just a junior and will be back in pads next season, looking like a sure bet to wipe out the passing record if Coach LaRue will '■H t tennis championship. This young man from Staten Island is in the College of Mines, having become interested in this fi eld through a summer job with a mining com let him throw more. pany. Two Fijis held down the center position and were also stalwarts on defense. Bob Garis, first string, played outstandingly both ways, but particularly when the Wild Hal, a home town boy from Catalina High, is another valuable asset to the active chapter. He re cently held down the lead role in the play "Look Homeward Angel" presented by the University. He also played fo rthe runner-up Fiji cats had the ball. Walt Knotts was the defensive signal caller for the second unit and will be battling Garis for the number one spot next year. Both men are juniors. Eddie Wilson basketball team. Bob Garis has been the starting out on the second and third teams, center for the University of Ari Ken Holbrook. Holbrook, a senior but suddenly he got his chance and zona's football team the past two from Patagonia, finished his foot quickly earned a starting berth. years and is a Tucson resident. ball days by winning his third var The blond end was among the out Bob is a junior this year in the sity letter with fine playing. "Big standing Arizona linemen and BPA college and is looking for John" Renner started the season came through with game insuring ward to another outstanding year tackles in three different games. on the gridiron. At ends were John Renner and John is a junior and will continue to bolster the Arizona line next year. Arizona's finest freshman team in many years was strengthened by pledges Larry Wolford and Ted Christie. On the hardwood, sophomore Monti Clausen grabbed a starting role and has been performing very well, showing promise for the next two years. The six foot, six inch New Initiates John Renner Three Fiji pledges did a terrific job on the golf course, gaining the maximum amount of points possible. Roger Garrett won the championship, defeating his pledge brother A1 Kruse. Garrett had to whip pledge Chuck Townsdin in the semi-finals to go into the fi nal The sixth initiate, Mike Pierce, days match. was the scholastic champ of the After the excellent showing in class. Mike was an intramural standout, playing a high scoring golf the Phi Gam basketball team center on the Fiji Basketball team. took over. The Fiji quintet raced He's from Scottsdale, Arizona, and to victories in all of their league was student body president in high games, and it wasn't until the fi nal contest that they ran into trouble. school. A strong Kappa Sig team grabbed an early advantage and were not to be outdone as they won by eight points, giving them the intramural INTRAMURAL LEAD championship. Team members of center has been very effective in GOES TO FIJIS his rebounding particularly. Phi Gamma Delta swept into the intramural point lead with an outstanding exhibition in golf and has been o ntop every since. The Fijis have a point total of 669 as By Bob Dicus compared to 639 for Sigma Chi Just before school started in Sep and 627 for Sigma Alpha Epsilon, tember six pledges were initiated their nearest competitoi-s. At the into Upsilon Alpha of Phi Gamma close of the fi rst semester these Delta. They were Charles Barry two fraternities were placed on Lay, Richard Mojienner Cannon, probation, however, and their John Vernon Bevan Olyphant, Ha point totals will remain fi xed for rold Frederick Landon, Robert the rest of the year. This gives Phi Charles Garis, and Clyde Michael Gamma Delta a commanding Pierce. spread of 81 points over the other Barry, who hails from Douglas, Arizona, is a junior this year hav ing pledged the second semester of his sophomore year. The love bug Ken Holbrook active houses. The Delta Chis have chalked up 588 points. Kappa Sigs 582, Phi Delts 563, and Tau Delts 528 to round out the top fi ve. the Fiji squad were Bill McEowen, Rob Dicus, Bill Bradbury, Jim Sa- krison, Mike Pierce, Hal Landon, Ron Ewing, Tiff Hayden, Nelson Butler, and Jack Wise. Jim Hill, Morgan Little, and Bill Willey walked away with the in tramural rifle shooting competition last fall to further boost the house's point total. Track was not so successful for the Fijis, as they came in fifth. In the other major sport, football, a strong Phi Gam squad blasted their way through league action, defeating the Delta Chis in a thril ling one point game, and wound (Continued on page 5) \r\nve/ ... , . Intramural Lead Goes to Fijis CContinued from page 4) up third in the playoffs. The,Fijis were defeated in What Is A K Fraternity? the semi-final game, losing to Sigma Chi'by 13 points. They smashed Phi Delta Theta on the following day to gain third place. At the present time spring sports are beginning and the Fijis are \r By Newton D. Baker NOTE: Newton D. Baker, a Fiji, was Secretary of War under Presi dent Wilson. Adlai Stevenson re cently referred to his speech sup porting the League of Nations as the most moving he had ever striving to protect their margin heard. Some of that eloquence and emerge with the intramural shows through in this classic defi banner. Rob Dicus and Chris John nition of a fraternity. son are playing singles in the table A• t tennis tournament and Ron John son and Lee Burton make up the Fiji's doubles team. ij: At Ai A fraternity is an association of men, selected in their college days In handball, Larry Wolfgrd and by democratic processes, because John Welch are entered in the of their adherence to common singles competition and Bob Coil ideals and aspirations. Out of their association arises a personal rela and Ron Johnson are a very strong tion which makes them unselfishly doubles team. Early in March volleyball will seek to advance one another in the begin and the Fijis expect to field arts of life and to add, to the for Walt Knotts and Bob Garis mal instruction of the college cur FOUR MEN NAMED ball, badminton, gymnastics, and riculum, the culture and character TO WHO'S WHO wrestling will start later in the which men acquire by contact with Upsilon Alpha of Phi Gamma spring and will finish intrarriurals. great personalities, or when ad Delta is happy to announce that mitted to partnership in great tra A very good wrestling team is a tall, well balanced team.^ Soft looked forward to and the softball squad should be tough again. Gym nastics and badminton are a ques ditions. A fraternity, too, is of such char Bobcats; and Lloyd Wiborg is Sen ior Class President for the U of A and is also a member of Bobcats. These men are truly outstanding and have made a great contribu four of the brothers were selected tion to both Phi Gamma Delta and to Who's Who in American Col the University. acter that after men have left col leges and Universities for this year. They were James Milton Hill FIJILANDS NEW PRESIDENT tion mark now, but we hope to lege they delight to renew their from Phoenix, Charles Louis Crow The 64th president of Phi Gam own youth by continued associa put up some good me nthere.i of Phoenix, Charles Louis CrowdA great deal of credit shou^ be tion with it and to bring their er of| Tucson, Bonham Churchill richest experiences back to the given to the intramural director, younger generation in part pay Richardson of Tucson, and Lloyd who has the task of organizing all ment of the debt which they feel Henry Wiborg of Munster, Indiana. the teams and making sure all'.the ma Delta is George Davis Bailey (Wisconsin '12) Brother Bailey most of the first semester and now effort of all Fijis in assuring Phi feels the next two years will be very important ones for the fra Jim Hill was Junior Class Pres ternity and he says "It is my hope themselves to owe to the fraternity schedules are posted. Jack \^(ise for what it gave them in their for ident' last year and is currently that the next two years will be served in this capacity through vice-president of Blue Key; Lou marked by the renewed vigor and mative years. Crowder is a member of Bobcats, Tom Krucker has taken over. Both men did and have done excellent We feel Brother Baker's state is senior councilman, and is Upsi Gamma Delta's continued leader ment holds the true essence of our lon Alpha's house president; Bon ship in offering those priceless in work and everyone is going all Richardson heads the Representa gredients which are peculiar to the out to bring the intramural champ fraternal association of Phi Gam tive Council and is a member of college fraternity." ma Delta. ionship to Phi Gamma Delta. \ Th~Fiii's of U^sil^n^AMTha^^al^ tried to have the best of relationships wUh their alumni. However, this relationshin Snn?t bethat continued bettered without hope thattheyouways will in fill which out thethis following information fSm and espSly ™ or give us the benefityour of assistance. your ideas We concerning relationship could be a stronger and more fruitful one. Michael G. S. Hesse Alumni Chairman 1801 East 1st St. Tucson, Arizona -Class. Name.. Address Occupation. Firm Married Yes Children No. 1 2 3 4 Remarks: Concerning your family, brothers, self. Remarks: Concerning alumni-undergraduate relations. Age, Age. Age. Age. \r\nGrad News By T. Daniel Romero Purple Legionnaire The University of Arizona 75th Ben Ward is with Hughes in Tucson while his wife, an M.D., is anniversary Medallian of Merit was presented in New York on practicing in Tucson. Two of the brothers have joined January 6 to two Arizona grad the brokerage firm of Dean Witter uates who have contributed to the A brief rundown on some of the and company. They are stationed economy of Arizona. They are: graduated brothers, where they in Phoenix, and if any of you wish Frederick A. Fiedler, vice presi are and what they are doing. to buy stocks or bonds check with dent and general manager of In James Noel is working for the J. Wendell Garrett or Richard dustrial Equipment Division, BaldBank of America at Coronado, Cal. win-Lima-Hamilton Corporation Coutchie. Joe Hippie is still a high school in Philadelphia (class of 1935) and If you are interested in real teacher in Concord, Calfornia. Andrew M. Rupkey, manager of Edward Schirmer may be estate, contact Ralph M. Pateman personnel, Bethleheim Steel Com reached c/o McGraw-Hill, 95 Far- with Strunk Realty, Tucson. pany, Bethleheim, Pennsylvania In the birth department we are rington St., London E. C. 4, Eng (class of 1928). falling behind in boys; land. In Memoriam: Karl E. Ruppert, Wilbur Bowers has a photogra Dr. and Mrs. Richard Matteson, 64, well-known archeologist and phy studio in Colorado Springs, Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Sanders, and author, died August 12 at the Colorado. Dr. and Mrs. David W. Ewing in Methodist Hospital in Rochester, Theodore Atkins may be reached form us they had baby daughters. Minnesota. He was a native Phoe by writing c/o Eriez S. A. Produc- Dick Anklam is doing his job. He nician, a graduate of Phoenix High tos-Mag & Metulgical, Caixa Pos and his wife had a baby boy. School, graduate of Arizona and a tal 2732, Sao Paulo, S.P., Brazil. The latest report is the birth of former teacher. He received his George Drach is still continuing a child to the Leflerts, a girl. Ed master's degree from George his medical training at Western is a Lieutenant in the Air Force Washington University and joined Reserve in Cleveland, Ohio. and is stationed at Mather Air the Carnegie Institute in New We hear that Pete O'Loughlin is Base, California. Mexico in 1925. He moved to Cam working in Ontario, California. Some of the old timers have bridge, Mass., with the Carnegie James Jacobson has been pro dropped in to pay us a visit: group when it transferred its head moted to Colonel and is stationed Walter and Mrs. Burke, from quarters, but spent time in Mex at Davis-Monthan Air Base, Tuc San Francisco, class of '22, came ico, Yucatan, directing excavations. son, Arizona. over and visited the house. Dr. and A veteran of both World Wars, he John Kermin is with his father following resolution to be sent to the chapter advisor and to the active chapter. RESOLVED: That congratulations and commendations are in order for the active membership of Upsilon Alpha chapter of the Frater nity of Phi Gamma Delta and for the chapter advisor, brother T. Daniel Romero. These credits are due in recognition of the high level of general excellence which this chapter has attained in the frater nity system. Noteworthy have been the achievements in scholarship, community and school service, re ligious and charitable activities, financial responsibility, social be havior and manners, campus acti vities, athletics, adherence to re commendations for chapter con duct from advisory sources and pride and care for the physical properties of the fraternity. It is a source of great pleasure to see the recognitions accorded this chapter from many areas and to realize that these have been well earned through the desires and efforts of the men of the chap ter with a minimum of direction Mrs. Wm. Laube also paid us a served in the second one in the and regulation from outside. in the plumbing business in Los visit. Bill is connected with the American Field Service. In the Angeles. Men who train and guide them College of Law at Berkeley, Calif. closing months of the war he drove Jack Quinn is in the contracting selves have gained an experience During Construction Week, Dr. an ambulance in Germany, evacu business with his father in North and foundation which could never and Mrs. William Tewksbury drop ating victims of war and concen be accomplished by enforced con Hollywood. tration camps. After the war he Pat Wilson is Special Agent of ped in and he was of much help trols and regulations. The achieve rejoined Carnegie in Cambridge. to us during the last initiation. the Paul Revere Life Insurance ments of Upsilon Alpha are an in In 1957 he retired to Santa Fe. He Fred Fielder has been made Ex Company, Denver, Colorado. spiration to all who know it. is survived by a brother. A nice report of the first article ecutive Vice President and Gen Harold J. Lauver, Jr. At the 1960 annual meeting of written by Harold McNair has eral Manager of Baldwin-LimaSecretary, reached us. He is still studying at Hamilton Corporation, Industrial the Arizona Fiji Building Associa Arizona Fiji Building Assn. Eindhoven, Netherlands and was Equipment Division, Philadelphia, tion, May 16, 1960, the officers and members present authorized the Approved May 16, 1960. Pennsylvania. recently married to a Dutch girl. 1801 East First Street Tucson, Arizona UPSILON ALPHA of PHI GAMMA DELTA i TUCSOfM. ARIZ. (4