Page 4 June, I9fc3 THE NORRIS FIJI ••• KEEPING IN TOUCH WITH FELLOW FIJIS Publisher of the Healtisburg Tribune at 424 Matheson St. in Healdsburg is DFAN DUNNICLiIFF '41„ Dean received his masters from DARRYL F. HFNLFY '61 will be in the Army ^ for a couple of years, then expects to attend graduate school in the east for his masters Stanford in '47. He is vice-president of the degree in music. Pops says he's been Healdsburg District Chamber of Commerce; is a member of the City Industrial Commis sion; director of the California Newspaper playing steadily with several jazz groups in Publisher's Association. the San Jose area. Of jl jJ He can be reached at 301 - ■■ , . 'b E L T A • X t C H'A iP TEH OF PHI GAMMA DEL T-A/ Volume Number Pala Ave., in Piedm ont. !c, Alumnus Per^jiality: Dean resides with his wife, MaryAlice, and their three sons in Healdsburg. WILFRFD W. WIGGINS '25 is a retired Lt. Colonel who served for four years on active duty with General MacArthur's staff as an executive officer of the water division in the South Pacific Theater during World War II. For the past 15 years Willie, has been in the real estate business with offices at 24 Bryant Way, Orinda. This year he was elected chairman of the Orinda Division of the Contra Costa Board of Realtors and rep resents Orinda Realtors on the board of dir ectors. He resides at 22 Bel Air Drive, FLMFR MASON?2'4.-:SUCCFSSFUL After traveling northern California for 12 years for insurance companies, DON BALL '50, writes that he has joined the firm of Hallin & Bookwalter in San Jose. BUSINESS CAREER AND MOST LOYAL FIJI Don enjoys sailing in his spare time. He and his A knock at the gate and the guard wife, Joan, and their two year old daughter said, "No"! But this didn't daunt our stalwart Fiji brother when he wanted to see the president. He finally got a mes sage to a secretary who was a fraternity man himself, and through this means had live at 4610 Moran Drive in San Jose. ,1 Professor of Fnglish, University of California 2214 Dwinelle Hall, is JAMFS M, CLINF '20. Jim has done several essays in criticism; was editor of Roper's Life of Sir Thomas Moore; a 15 minute visit with Calvin Coolidge... himself a Phi Gamma Delta. II. He and his wife, Althea, make their home| at 328 Mississippi St., San Francisco. brother Mason has related this as the most interesting experience of his life to the Berkeley Fijis at the annual ofservance of the "Pig Dinner". Margaret. WILLIAM H. LOW '43 is an attorney in the in Honolulu, Hawaii, is FRANK F. LFF '18. He belongs to the San Francisco Rotary Club, r>nd the Outrigger Club in Honolulu. Frank also has been enjoying some travel as he just returned from a four month safari in Africa. He and his wife, Lucille, can be reached at Elmer Mason '24 district attorneys office. Court House, San Diego 12, California. Billwas graduated ( continued on page 2) from Hastings College of Law. He resides with his wife, Myra and their two children at 2134 Tokalon St., San Diego 10, California. KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN FOR RUSH NAMES Another attorney is ROBFRT M. BROWN '55. He is with the Pacific Gas and Flectric Co. the above address. This all took place in 1923 when Elmer M. Mason '24 was a delegate to the 75th Fkklesia from Delta Xi. For the past forty years, and editor of Spenser's Faerie Queene, Book Orinda, with his wife, Jean, and daughter, Retired and enjoying life at 435 Seaside Ave., June, 1963 Berkeley, California Rush recommendations needed at 245 Market St., in San Francisco. He and WILLIAM K. HUNTFR '60 is in distribution his wife, Marjorie, (Cal-GPB) live with their two children at 3182 Lucas Dr. in Lafayette. research with the California Packing Corp., in San Francisco. Bill married the former Mary Mitchell (Cal-ADPi) in 1961. The couple make their home at 519 Bancroft in San Leandro, It is that time again! Please seek out rush prospects for future membership in Phi Gamma Delta at Cal....check with A change of address has been received for PFTFR F. SCOTT '52 334 Portola Drive, San Mateo. THE NORRIS FIJI is published by the Delta Xi Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta at the University of California (Berkeley) for alumni and^£ri^,nds^^ News and pictures of interest to the graduate membership, address conges, and othe~rk^information should be sent to Phi Gamma Delta Alumni Records Of/ice, 2490 Channing^ ALUMNI RELATIONS OFFICER; Jerry Rekers\'64 Berkeley 4. your friends, business associates, local high school officials,and newspapers for the names of Berkeley bound men. Also relative s. A chat with the prospect and his parents will do a lot of good. A rush recommendation card is enclosed for your convenience. im Schmuck, Rush Chairman 751 Chesten Way, Hillsborough \r\nPage 2 June, •]963 THE NORRIS FIJI ELMER MASON '24 (continued from page 1) Brother Mason has had an exceptional life, however, in the field of finance. After being graduated from Cal in 1924, he started an investment banking career that lead to the establishment of his own firm, the Mason Brothers, who are mem bers of the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange and maintain offices in San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, Monterey, Sacramento and Santa Rosa. He holds a general part nership with his brother, Harold G. Mason. He was born November 7th, 1900 in Oakland, California; attended Oakland High School before entering the University at Berkeley. His wife is the former Cornelia June,. 1963 "THE PIG": ATTENDED BY OVER AWARDS FOR FIJIS' BOB URRFA '63 100 ALUMNI AND UNDERGRADUATES AND MIKE DAKIS '64 Fun, festivity, feast and fraternity with the traditional "Pig". That was the scene at the chapter house on March 23rd this year. Jim Lange, KSFO's prominent discjockey (Minnesota '54), who acted as master of ceremonies, added a great deal to the occasion and is to be com mended on a job well done! f ! We hope you enjoyed yourself, Jim. Page 3 THE NORRIS FIJI Bob Urrea '63 is being entered as Delta Xi's candidate for the Wilkinson award. This presentation is made by National to the outstanding personality of a chapter who has contributed the most service, time and effort to his group. Mike Dakis '63 won the Guggenheim MORE ALUMNI NEWSNOTES... COL. JAMES P.HEA LEY, JR. *33 is now circuit judicial officer at Hq. 4th U.S. Army, Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas. JACK H. CANVIN '43 is vice-president of the First California Co., 300 Montgomery St., in award which is presented for constant San Francisco. devotion to the Delta Xi chapter. Fibreboard Paper Products Inc. as a statist Thanks a Moe was associated with the ical analyst prior to his present employment. lot. He is a member of the Commercial Club of Art Bell '11 read the Exile's toast and ELEVEN SENIORS TO LEAVE THE San Francisco. Moe and his wife, Jean, have a daughter, Nancy, age 11. The family home FIJI HOUSE THIS JUNE is at 30 Fredrick Ave., in Atherton. with each reading he does it better. Many Golden and Silver Owl certificates were presented. Charles W. Snook '13 Ellen Morris (Alpha Omicron Pi) from Cal whom he married in 1929. They have a son, James M. Mason, who will graduate from Claremont Men's College this month. At present. Brother Mason is president of the Oakland graduate chapter received his Golden Owl certificate and With eleven of our loyal brothers also an award for representing the earl iest graduating class. The Golden Owl leaving us this June, we are urging the alumni to please start seeking out pros certificates will be mailed to those who pects for future membership in Phi is DAVID A. STODDART '38, located in Lorain, Ohio, on Baumhart Road. After were not in attendance. Gamma Delta... This summer extensive leaving Cal,"Goon" attended Wayne State renovations are being made on the house, University and the Case Institute of Tech which will be a definite asset to our nology. He was the author of "Polydyne Cam Design", published in Machine Design Dick Hughes '60, Fresno, received of Phi Gamma Delta and vice-president of the building association (Berkeley a prize for coming the longest distance. For those who remember the year chapter). of intercollegiate athletics on the Berkeley 1954...7 were present of that class and had the best representation. Once again tradition was revered and preserved, old friends greeted and new friends made; above all fraternal bonds campus and chairman of the Oakland "C" strengthened when Delta Xi said, "Hail Club, which is also engaged in further to the 'Pig' ". He is the former president and now treasurer of the East Bay Grid Club, an organization devoted to the advancement rushing. We are expecting to pledge 20 or 30 men and will be looking for your recommendations constantly... The annual Fun Fest was held on Feb ruary 17th. describe his devotion to his fraternity and to his university for through the years the effort, service and loyalty could not be His business offices are in the First sident, for it was through all their efforts that the day was such a success. A raf meets the third Thursday of Western Building in Oakland. He and Mrs. Mason reside at 220 Lafayette Ave., in each month at the University Piedmont. in Oakland. Ample parking. By 1975 college enrollments in Calif ornia will exceed 660,000. Twenty-five years later in the year 2000, more than one million students will be enrolled. Thanks to the Mother's Club and especially Mrs. Russel Griffith, pre OAKLAND GRADUATE CHAPTER, Club, 19th and Jackson Sts. , ren and resides at 32299 Lake Road, Avon FRANK L. BRONNER, JR. '42 is in life news from the editor's scratchpad. Many compounded encomiums can Magazine in 1953. He has two grown child Lake, Ohio. ing the athletic program at Cal. mea sured. Resident engineer for the Ford Motor Co. fle was held, there was dancing, some Fiji brothers held a song fest and were soon joined by Kappa Kappa Gamma, card tables were set up for those who insurance sales with the New York Life Insurance Co. at 1507 21st St., Sacramento. "Hoonie" is a member of the University Club of Sacramento. He resides with his wife, Virginia, and their two daughters, Jane and Sally, at 1222 43rd St. in Sacra mento. AT HOME GAMES... LOOK FORWARD TO THE FALL wished to entertain themselves at var SAN FRANCISCO GRADUATE CHAPTER.... meets every Friday at noon at the Flytrap, 73 Sutter St. ru'LTLruLrurw^ii-iixO-rurui-i ious games and the day was topped off with a. big buffet dinner enjoyed by all... The proceeds from this event go to Sept 21-'--Iowa the Mother's Club, who, in turn make improvements on the house. Oct 26--- use State Oct 12----Duke Oct 19----San Jose State Nov 9 -Washington \r\nPage 2 June, •]963 THE NORRIS FIJI ELMER MASON '24 (continued from page 1) Brother Mason has had an exceptional life, however, in the field of finance. After being graduated from Cal in 1924, he started an investment banking career that lead to the establishment of his own firm, the Mason Brothers, who are mem bers of the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange and maintain offices in San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, Monterey, Sacramento and Santa Rosa. He holds a general part nership with his brother, Harold G. Mason. He was born November 7th, 1900 in Oakland, California; attended Oakland High School before entering the University at Berkeley. His wife is the former Cornelia June,. 1963 "THE PIG": ATTENDED BY OVER AWARDS FOR FIJIS' BOB URRFA '63 100 ALUMNI AND UNDERGRADUATES AND MIKE DAKIS '64 Fun, festivity, feast and fraternity with the traditional "Pig". That was the scene at the chapter house on March 23rd this year. Jim Lange, KSFO's prominent discjockey (Minnesota '54), who acted as master of ceremonies, added a great deal to the occasion and is to be com mended on a job well done! f ! We hope you enjoyed yourself, Jim. Page 3 THE NORRIS FIJI Bob Urrea '63 is being entered as Delta Xi's candidate for the Wilkinson award. This presentation is made by National to the outstanding personality of a chapter who has contributed the most service, time and effort to his group. Mike Dakis '63 won the Guggenheim MORE ALUMNI NEWSNOTES... COL. JAMES P.HEA LEY, JR. *33 is now circuit judicial officer at Hq. 4th U.S. Army, Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas. JACK H. CANVIN '43 is vice-president of the First California Co., 300 Montgomery St., in award which is presented for constant San Francisco. devotion to the Delta Xi chapter. Fibreboard Paper Products Inc. as a statist Thanks a Moe was associated with the ical analyst prior to his present employment. lot. He is a member of the Commercial Club of Art Bell '11 read the Exile's toast and ELEVEN SENIORS TO LEAVE THE San Francisco. Moe and his wife, Jean, have a daughter, Nancy, age 11. The family home FIJI HOUSE THIS JUNE is at 30 Fredrick Ave., in Atherton. with each reading he does it better. Many Golden and Silver Owl certificates were presented. Charles W. Snook '13 Ellen Morris (Alpha Omicron Pi) from Cal whom he married in 1929. They have a son, James M. Mason, who will graduate from Claremont Men's College this month. At present. Brother Mason is president of the Oakland graduate chapter received his Golden Owl certificate and With eleven of our loyal brothers also an award for representing the earl iest graduating class. The Golden Owl leaving us this June, we are urging the alumni to please start seeking out pros certificates will be mailed to those who pects for future membership in Phi is DAVID A. STODDART '38, located in Lorain, Ohio, on Baumhart Road. After were not in attendance. Gamma Delta... This summer extensive leaving Cal,"Goon" attended Wayne State renovations are being made on the house, University and the Case Institute of Tech which will be a definite asset to our nology. He was the author of "Polydyne Cam Design", published in Machine Design Dick Hughes '60, Fresno, received of Phi Gamma Delta and vice-president of the building association (Berkeley a prize for coming the longest distance. For those who remember the year chapter). of intercollegiate athletics on the Berkeley 1954...7 were present of that class and had the best representation. Once again tradition was revered and preserved, old friends greeted and new friends made; above all fraternal bonds campus and chairman of the Oakland "C" strengthened when Delta Xi said, "Hail Club, which is also engaged in further to the 'Pig' ". He is the former president and now treasurer of the East Bay Grid Club, an organization devoted to the advancement rushing. We are expecting to pledge 20 or 30 men and will be looking for your recommendations constantly... The annual Fun Fest was held on Feb ruary 17th. describe his devotion to his fraternity and to his university for through the years the effort, service and loyalty could not be His business offices are in the First sident, for it was through all their efforts that the day was such a success. A raf meets the third Thursday of Western Building in Oakland. He and Mrs. Mason reside at 220 Lafayette Ave., in each month at the University Piedmont. in Oakland. Ample parking. By 1975 college enrollments in Calif ornia will exceed 660,000. Twenty-five years later in the year 2000, more than one million students will be enrolled. Thanks to the Mother's Club and especially Mrs. Russel Griffith, pre OAKLAND GRADUATE CHAPTER, Club, 19th and Jackson Sts. , ren and resides at 32299 Lake Road, Avon FRANK L. BRONNER, JR. '42 is in life news from the editor's scratchpad. Many compounded encomiums can Magazine in 1953. He has two grown child Lake, Ohio. ing the athletic program at Cal. mea sured. Resident engineer for the Ford Motor Co. fle was held, there was dancing, some Fiji brothers held a song fest and were soon joined by Kappa Kappa Gamma, card tables were set up for those who insurance sales with the New York Life Insurance Co. at 1507 21st St., Sacramento. "Hoonie" is a member of the University Club of Sacramento. He resides with his wife, Virginia, and their two daughters, Jane and Sally, at 1222 43rd St. in Sacra mento. AT HOME GAMES... LOOK FORWARD TO THE FALL wished to entertain themselves at var SAN FRANCISCO GRADUATE CHAPTER.... meets every Friday at noon at the Flytrap, 73 Sutter St. ru'LTLruLrurw^ii-iixO-rurui-i ious games and the day was topped off with a. big buffet dinner enjoyed by all... The proceeds from this event go to Sept 21-'--Iowa the Mother's Club, who, in turn make improvements on the house. Oct 26--- use State Oct 12----Duke Oct 19----San Jose State Nov 9 -Washington \r\nPage 4 June, I9fc3 THE NORRIS FIJI ••• KEEPING IN TOUCH WITH FELLOW FIJIS Publisher of the Healtisburg Tribune at 424 Matheson St. in Healdsburg is DFAN DUNNICLiIFF '41„ Dean received his masters from DARRYL F. HFNLFY '61 will be in the Army ^ for a couple of years, then expects to attend graduate school in the east for his masters Stanford in '47. He is vice-president of the degree in music. Pops says he's been Healdsburg District Chamber of Commerce; is a member of the City Industrial Commis sion; director of the California Newspaper playing steadily with several jazz groups in Publisher's Association. the San Jose area. Of jl jJ He can be reached at 301 - ■■ , . 'b E L T A • X t C H'A iP TEH OF PHI GAMMA DEL T-A/ Volume Number Pala Ave., in Piedm ont. !c, Alumnus Per^jiality: Dean resides with his wife, MaryAlice, and their three sons in Healdsburg. WILFRFD W. WIGGINS '25 is a retired Lt. Colonel who served for four years on active duty with General MacArthur's staff as an executive officer of the water division in the South Pacific Theater during World War II. For the past 15 years Willie, has been in the real estate business with offices at 24 Bryant Way, Orinda. This year he was elected chairman of the Orinda Division of the Contra Costa Board of Realtors and rep resents Orinda Realtors on the board of dir ectors. He resides at 22 Bel Air Drive, FLMFR MASON?2'4.-:SUCCFSSFUL After traveling northern California for 12 years for insurance companies, DON BALL '50, writes that he has joined the firm of Hallin & Bookwalter in San Jose. BUSINESS CAREER AND MOST LOYAL FIJI Don enjoys sailing in his spare time. He and his A knock at the gate and the guard wife, Joan, and their two year old daughter said, "No"! But this didn't daunt our stalwart Fiji brother when he wanted to see the president. He finally got a mes sage to a secretary who was a fraternity man himself, and through this means had live at 4610 Moran Drive in San Jose. ,1 Professor of Fnglish, University of California 2214 Dwinelle Hall, is JAMFS M, CLINF '20. Jim has done several essays in criticism; was editor of Roper's Life of Sir Thomas Moore; a 15 minute visit with Calvin Coolidge... himself a Phi Gamma Delta. II. He and his wife, Althea, make their home| at 328 Mississippi St., San Francisco. brother Mason has related this as the most interesting experience of his life to the Berkeley Fijis at the annual ofservance of the "Pig Dinner". Margaret. WILLIAM H. LOW '43 is an attorney in the in Honolulu, Hawaii, is FRANK F. LFF '18. He belongs to the San Francisco Rotary Club, r>nd the Outrigger Club in Honolulu. Frank also has been enjoying some travel as he just returned from a four month safari in Africa. He and his wife, Lucille, can be reached at Elmer Mason '24 district attorneys office. Court House, San Diego 12, California. Billwas graduated ( continued on page 2) from Hastings College of Law. He resides with his wife, Myra and their two children at 2134 Tokalon St., San Diego 10, California. KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN FOR RUSH NAMES Another attorney is ROBFRT M. BROWN '55. He is with the Pacific Gas and Flectric Co. the above address. This all took place in 1923 when Elmer M. Mason '24 was a delegate to the 75th Fkklesia from Delta Xi. For the past forty years, and editor of Spenser's Faerie Queene, Book Orinda, with his wife, Jean, and daughter, Retired and enjoying life at 435 Seaside Ave., June, 1963 Berkeley, California Rush recommendations needed at 245 Market St., in San Francisco. He and WILLIAM K. HUNTFR '60 is in distribution his wife, Marjorie, (Cal-GPB) live with their two children at 3182 Lucas Dr. in Lafayette. research with the California Packing Corp., in San Francisco. Bill married the former Mary Mitchell (Cal-ADPi) in 1961. The couple make their home at 519 Bancroft in San Leandro, It is that time again! Please seek out rush prospects for future membership in Phi Gamma Delta at Cal....check with A change of address has been received for PFTFR F. SCOTT '52 334 Portola Drive, San Mateo. THE NORRIS FIJI is published by the Delta Xi Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta at the University of California (Berkeley) for alumni and^£ri^,nds^^ News and pictures of interest to the graduate membership, address conges, and othe~rk^information should be sent to Phi Gamma Delta Alumni Records Of/ice, 2490 Channing^ ALUMNI RELATIONS OFFICER; Jerry Rekers\'64 Berkeley 4. your friends, business associates, local high school officials,and newspapers for the names of Berkeley bound men. Also relative s. A chat with the prospect and his parents will do a lot of good. A rush recommendation card is enclosed for your convenience. im Schmuck, Rush Chairman 751 Chesten Way, Hillsborough \r\nRUSH RECOMMENDATION I recommend: Name Address- High School Age_ Finances: □ Good □ Fair □ Don't Know Leadership: □ Good □ Fair □ Don't Know Scholarship: Q] Good O Fair □ Don't Know Athletics: □ Fair Q Don't Know □ Good Comments Fraternity Connections^ Recommended by:. Address: (LETTERS WITH MORE INFORMATION WILL BE APPRECIATED) \r\nPostage Will bePaid by Po«Uic Stamp Addressee BUSINESS REPLY MAIL First Class Permit No. 1992, Berkeley, California ALUMNI RECORDS OFFICE Suite 211-213 PH) GAMMA 2490 Channing Way Berkeley 4, California delta