Qcun/pu ■ I ■■■mil ff a -^>5 ^-jl. i UPSILON ALPHA, UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA Walt Richards, Editor ,/1 i' U kv Hf IS January," 1963 New Church Next Door? Chimes can be heard from any part of the Fiji House, but instead of a church, they can be traced to the new grandfather clock that was presented to the house by the Fiji's Mother's Club as a Christ- ' mas gift. Its addition to the living room did not go unnoticed. From its delivery it has drawn attention from everyone within hearing dis Float Winners The theme of this year's home coming float parade was "Smoke tance. Its chimes are pleasant re minders of the passing hours that are spent with fellow brothers in Signals to Satellites." The theme the Fiji House. for the Fiji float was "Calling All Cards." At the end of the platform was constructed a facsimile of the football stadium. Facing forward was a which Wilber stunts. On Campus unique card stunt section As usual, Fijis are well repre would at the command of the Wild Cat change card sented on the U of A campus. Jim Pictured is a big red "A" Sakrison, vice president of the on a white background. Between student body, plays an important Wilber and the card stunt section is a replica of the football fl eld with goal posts and end zones. The conception of this unique idea and the supervision of the fl oat's construction can be attrib uted to the genius of George Hiedler and Tom Kenan. With this creation we took third place. Intramurais Football has been the highlight of many pleasant conversations lately. The excitement is due to our gallant comeback from an early defeat. We lost to the ZBT's in the quarter fi nals and have fought our way back to the finals to defeat the ZBT's in the fi rst game of a two game final for the champion Lloyd Glenn, Bob Hildt, Jim Pederson, and Buddy Doolen were role in guiding the student body initiated last September. government. This fall Monte Clau sen was elected president of the senior class. While he is not play ing basketball he is guiding the senior class with a steady and The Upsilon Alpha Chapter was Wherever there is a Fiji there is somewhat large basketball hand. well represented at the 114th something of interest going on. We Dave Areghini was elected to the office of vice president of the junior Ekkiesia held in Dallas, Texas, are always glad to hear from our August 22 to 25 at the Sheraton- graduate brothers and what they class. Dave commands a lot of re Dallas Hotel. Attending were have been up to. spect for a class vice president. It T. Daniel Romero (Arizona '22), is possible that the student body Larry Milispaugh '59 and Dick purple legionnaire and section Nixon '59 arc roommates in the still associates him with his per chief; Schuyler Linninger (Ari formance on this year's varsity Los Angeles area where they zona '44), representing the Tucson football team. periodically renew treasured com graduate chapter. Representing the panionship with brothers Pat Wil We are proud to announce the undergraduate chapter were broth son -58, A1 Barber '58, and Harv following brothers recent selection ers Charles Bergstrom ('63), Mor Hill '58. for Who's Who in American Col gan Little ('63), Toby Teory ('63), leges and Universities: Boots Ber- Bill Bradbury ('63), Jere Teed Gerald (Skip) Klatt '55 left gatrum, Monte Clausen, Robbie ('63), Tom Keenan ('64), and Scottsdale and Arizona-Dynex, the Dicus, Jim Sakrison, and Doug Wally Chester ('64). Brothers fi rm he helped organize, in June Stanley. These men have shown Teory and Teed were both com '62. Since that time Skip has been ship. The score of the ZBT game good cause for the special recogni was FIJI 26, ZBT 6. The deciding tion we give them along with the game will be played February 4th. tribute paid them by the Univer As it stands now we are not far sity. out of fi rst place in total banner Robbie Dicus was elected presi points and with the conclusion of football we should be in contention dent of the Student Union Activi for first place. Our football team ties Board and is doing an out At The Ekkiesia Graduate News mittee recalled to active duty with the chairmen. The Cheney Cup was officially awarded to Upsilon Alpha for the third time in the last fi ve years. The Arizona delegation was quite U. S. Air Force and he is stationed at Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio, as a special investigator for the office of special investigations. Skip and impressed with the respect be his wife Lorraine, Dana SW, and stowed upon the chapter from both Doug IVv, feel this time they are standing job which is in line with the national headquarters and the going to er, who is also a top player, has his many other noteworthy accom various graduate and undergradu USAF. ate chapters. plishments. done a fine job. under the direction of Tom Kruck- make a career (Continued) of the \r\nthough shy, enjoyed her gift from and others. Tom and Dixie live at don, England, from December 1961 Santa. After they received their 2034 W. Windsor Ave., Phoenix 9, where he was associated with Arizona. J. Fletcher Watson & Partners gifts they watched cartoons. Charles B. Packham '48 boasts accompanied by his wife and two GRADUATES—Continued of hanging his hat on the same peg children. Bob's address is now 2712 Dick Anklam '55, 2032 N. 70th since leaving school in '48. He has Indian Ruins Rd. St., Scottsdale, Arizona, is a sales five children, 2 girls and 3 boys. Ozzie Burton '56 is still chief engineer for Johns-Manville Sales Charles is the owner of Packham gladiator in the legal battles of Corp. Dick is executive vice presi Insurance Agency and is a sales Scottsdale as their city attorney. Party For Underprivileged This year, under the guidance of our Baker Cup chairman, Jim Cohen, we invited twenty-five children from the Davis school here in Tucson as guests Christmas party held in honor. The Alpha Delta Pis of great assistance in making at a their were these children feel at home and cared for. The children's ages ran from about 4 to 8 years of age. When the children arrived that afternoon they were supervised in playing group games in which everyone, including brother Fijis and Alpha Delta Pis, joined in. After dinner, Roger Boll, our jolly Saint Nick, was in fitting attire and the childiea received gifts which our thoughtful housemother, Mrs. Dalton, got for them. The girl on Santa's knee in the picture, al- dent of Roundup Toastmasters, man for Packham Real Estate. Phoenix, Arizona, and is a member John Waddle '57 let us know of the Board of Directors of Ari that he is now a self-employed zona Towncat Foundation, Phoenix. dentist and his new business ad Frank Day '57, who works in the dress is 710 N. Country Club here placement office here at the U of in Tucson. If you are having A, informs us that a new legacy, trouble with your teeth, see John. Frank, was born on August 7, '62. Even if your teeth are fine, drop The first one, Patrick, was born on by and see him anyway. Captain and Mrs. Ralph M. PateDec. 31, '58. man, Jr., inform us that their new John Groton Kirman '51 mar ried Sally Jean Bender (Occiden address is 15 NORDEL Marine tal '57) June 21, '58. Their chil Corp Air Facility, New River, dren are Paul Bender Kirman, Jacksonville, North Carolina. Ralph born September 15, '59; Lynn Kir is from the class of '55 and is now man, October 9, '60; Kathleen Kir a helicopter pilot and intelligence man, February 12, '62, and another officer. is due in April '63. John is with Gordon W. Trask '45 was just Kirman Plumbing Co., which was assigned to L. A. after 4 years in started by the grandfather in 1908. Atlanta, Georgia. Gordon is the John and Sally live at 175 San zone manager for the United Mo Miguel Road, Pasadena 2, Cali tors Service Division of General Motors and is glad to be back in fornia. Thomas S. Royden '53 and his the west again. His home address wife, Dixie, have all three of their is now 15059 Killion, L. A. children up to school age, Kathy 9, Robert J. Swaim '51 recently Tommy 7, and Bob 6. Tom is vice formed an Architectural partner president of the Royden Construc ship of Cook and Swaim. Bob just tion Co. in Phoenix and often sees returned to Tucson in September Brothers Stanley L. Smith, Roy M. after a leave of absence to travel Tait, Peter A. Mayer, Cecil Miller and work abroad. He lived in Lon Ozzie has been kept busy fighting the "Phoenix dragon" in an attempt to keep Phoenix from annexing all but the city hall in Scottsdale. He is doing well in his battles and is expanding his round table to in clude another attorney. His wife, Virginia, their son Lee, and daugh ter Susan are doing fine. Their address is 2315 N. 80th Place, Scottsdale, Arizona. Bill Poison '59 is attending den tal school in Loyola in Chicago. Bill and his wife, Margaret, are both from the U of A. Margaret, formerly Margaret Burton, was a Kappa here and is now teaching in one of the suburbs in Chicago. It is always a pleasure to receive news from our graduate brothers. The news we would like to receive includes all that may be of interest to close friends and brothers who may read the "Campanilla." The news need not be only of spectacu lar nature but any items of interest such as births, new job assign ments, promotions, news of other brothers that you have been re united with or just a comment or two on our chapter or publication. 1801 East First Street ■|JCSON> Tucson, Arizona UPSILON ALPHA of PHI GAMMA DELTA oij mdi iPo. £]jx ?// '•s/aj, 61 I L \r\nWe would like to announce the plans for the Norris Pig Dinner. This year it is going to be held at the Rendezvous Room of the Santa Rita Hotel on Sunday, April 21, at 1:30 p.m. Brother William S. Zerman, Executive Secretary of the Fraternity, will be the guest speaker. We sincerely hope that, if possible, you can fit the Pig Dinner into your schedule of events for the month of April. If you plan to attend, please tear below the perforation and send your acknowledgment to us before April 18. Thank you. Thomas Warn, Chairman 1801 E. First Tucso?i, Arizona If you graduated from Arizona before 1937 you are eligible for a Silver Owl Certificate. Therefore, if you expect to attend please let us know so that we may have the certificate ready to be presented to you at the dinner. Will be attending Pig Dinner Will not be attending Pig Dinner Class of (Name, please print)