cn u w w XI DEUTEROH WESTERM RESERVE URIVERS TY FALL 19.6.4 -f-Vj 116"-^ EKKLESIA HOMECOMMING Homecomming is on October 17. The house will be open after the game v;ith John Carroll, with free refresliments for everyone. Our homecomming display should be quite a sight to see. Plan to stop by to meet the Brothers and pledges. Xi Deuteron was well repre sented at the one hundred and sixteenth Ekklesia, Held in Prench Lick, Ind,, the under graduate brothers joined with graduate brothers in this, the highest event. Brothers Harrington, DeLeese, and Tuzin made up the undergraduate delegation. Graduate PALI RUSH Pall rush, under the capable direction of Rush Chairman Jan Horbaly, was an unmitigated success. The Pijis ran an open house during the first night of mish, in addition to informal open house from 2-5 each afternoon during the rush period. Other rush functions included a Roast Beef Dinner, five luncheons,, and two very swinging parties (produced and directed by Brother Tom Puette), The house was in magnificent shape after the pre-rush clean-up. Our front yard actually had green grass on it; this was quite a change from the cement steam tunnel which we locked at all spring. The back hall and s t a i r s have been completely renovated, with wood paneling on the walls and new tile on the s t a i r s . The front hall and the kitchen were re-tiled also, and the dormitory has a newly rewired electrical system. The brothers V/illiaras(Al), Williams (Clarance), Couch, Bond, and Davies were a few, of the delegates from the Cleveland graduate chapter. One cannot fully appreciate the dynamics of Phi Gamma Delta without attending this assemblage. Hundreds of Pijis from all over •Ihe United. States ard Canada convened for t h i s biennial legislative conventio"-', Long hard days were tempered with stimulat-rg evening enter tainment. In keeping with their ^fine tradition of excellence. The 'Brothers Pour provided entertain ment for the delegates, The following evening, all enjoyed the festive "Gay 90's Party", Provocative comments by Brother (Major General) Underwood climaxed the memorable occasion. In 1966, the Brown Palace Hclel in Denver, Colorado, shall host the one hundred and eight eenth Ekklesia, Xi Deuteron is into study halls, which will help looking foreward to participating in the history of Phi Gamma Delta at the "Mile-High" Xi Deuteron in its scholarship Ekklesia, basement rooms have been converted drive. \r\nTHE PRESIDENT'S PAGE Pill Gamma Delta at Western Reserve University has commenced the year's activities with the pledging of eighteen fine men. We believe we are in store for a very successful year, as chapter spirit is running high in all areas. This can be exemplified most lucidly in the one facet of fraternity life which is at times neglected- scholarship. 1 am happy to report that last year Xi Deuteron posted a respectable upswing in the scholastic curve. Secondly, 1 would like to encourage all the alumni to attend the Homecomming festivities this year. The chapter will hold an open house before and after the game on Oct. 17. Attendance has fallen off somewhat over the last few years. There is no reason why this should be the case, Xi Deuteron wholeheartedly welcomes the opportunity to meet graduate brothers and their families. We are proud of our Chapter; we feel that the functions scheduled throughout the year for graduates will inculcate and foster the ideals of brotherhood which often are forgotten during the experience of graduate association. By making an appearance on Oct. 17, we believe you will find the festivities rewarding. You will renew friendships lost over the years, and will acquaint yourself with the undergraduate chapter. Xi Deuteron is trying to make this year's Homecomming memorable, but we can not achieve this goal without your support. Fraternally V/alter G. Harrington THE POT POURRl NOTE News Fron Xi Deuteron Let us know where you are and the best location in the nation what you're doing. Fill out the following coupon, send it to us, and you get the prize. Editor Contributors Pete French .Don Tuzin,, Jerry Harrington The Pot Pourri is the official publication of the Xi Deuteron Chapter of the Frater nity of Phi Gamma Delta. Published in Cleveland, Ohio, Correspondence may be addressed to the editor, 11317 Bellflower Rd., Cleveland 44106 NAME. ADDRESS. jobs, kiddie count, clubs, &, \r\nEIGHTEEN PLEDGE IN FALL INITIATION On October 5* 1904, seven men were initiated into the Xi Neuteron chapter of Phi Gamma Delta. This ceremony marked the end of a pro bationary period and the beginning of a life devoted to the high ideals of the fraternity of Phi campus. Gamma Delta, Our new Brothers are; James Robert Earing, V/oodbridge, Conn. Littleton Kirkpatrick, Shaker Heights, Ohio. Louis Fredrick Kuhman, III, Toledo, Ohio, Kenneth Paul Binder, Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Jack Richard Neuman, Cleveland, Ohio. Chester Kenneth Perry, Grosse Points, Michigan, Michael Charles Smith, Cleveland Heights, Ohio, CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Brother Joseph Salvatore DeLeese is our new Corresponding Secretary. Hailing from East Cleveland, Joe is a senior majoring in medicine. Brother DeLeese has been active in the house, holding the positions of steward and scrapbook chairman. As director of Singout, Joe has led Xi Deuteron in two Singout victories. He was also a delegate at the 1964 Ekklesia, Joe is active in sports, and is an avid participator in many intermural events. After an outstanding fall semester rush program, eighteen men are wearing the white star of Phi Garmaa Delta, They are living proof that Xi Deuteron will continue to hold the high est position of prominence on Brother DeLeese also played Freshmen Tennis. Keenly interested in politics, Joe is a member of the Young Repub licans club, and has worked for the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections. Presently, he is active in the East Cleveland Republican campaign. Joe's mother has done much for the Xi Deuteron Fijis, being the head of the Mother's Club. CONGRATULATIONS, JOE! Our pledge class has a fairly good geographical distribution: Ohio(9), Mass.(3)» Hew York (2),, Penn. Colorado (l), E.Pakistan (1), and Austria (1), Members of the pledge class are; William Daniel Cabell, Chappaqua, New York, David Bishop Erwin, Jr, Columbus, Ohio, Philip Alan Feher, Garfield Heights, Ohio, John Darryl Grozdina, Willov/ick, Ohio, Judd Horbaly, Rocky River, Ohio, Edward Warren Hozapfel, Marietta, Ohio, John Joseph Jandinski, Northampton, Mass, David G. Kachel, East Petersburgh, Penn. Bruce Alan Kauffman, Norwood, Mass. Ronald Lee Keffer, Louisville, Ohio, Robert Joseph Kopecky, Cleveland, Ohio, Dennis Lee Kreps, 'Vienna XIX, Austria, Christopher W. Maillefort, Dacca, E. Palcistan. James Wesley Midgley, Masillon, Ohio. Robert John Pease, Parma, Ohio. John Davenport Sloan, Jr, East Longmeadow, Mass, William Stuart Walcott, Littleton, Colorado, Roy M. Wesley, Freeport, New York,