CHI JAMA lEI^S LETTER November Joseph F. Q,uinn, Editor gamma delta mi tr ^QY 2 4 1934 EALL VrilSICSBE UUi-J'— SENSHAI. HEAOQUmtER* WASHINGTON. 0. C. iOOSS The Eijis and their d8.tes had an enjoya.hl.e tine on Eall Weekend, On. Friday night, Octoher 30, they rocked to the music of the Saints and Sinners at Alumni Gj^mnasium, On Saturday night Josh V/hite gave a folk concert in Femorial Chapel, The Coronados augmented the Fiji hospitality with some fine party music, so the party at the Phi Gam house v/as outstanding, as usua.l, Som.e of the "brothers came up with a. novel idea on the Thursday night "before Fall Weekend, They decided to ta„r and feather the Idol for the upcoming socia.l event. Needless to say, the faloled lion was a mess L\rhen the job wa.s done. We'd like to know if any^ of the alumni can recall a. similar inci dent. INTR7iJi[IRAI..S The Fiji volleyball and badminton teams are off to good sta^rts with 1-0 and 2-0 slates respectively, Prothers Gas- sedy, Nicolay, Smith, and Oak v/ill be formidable opponents for any other bahminton teajn in the lea.gue. The volleyball team is short on experience but there r.re plenty of players who are willing to support the team. a fine performance in the first game. Brother Ebert turned in \r\n-2- C01TGRATUT.AT IONS We forgot to mention in our previous two issues of the newsletter that Brother Gera.ld Weigel ('65) was married on June 13 to Carol Nyers of Pleischmanns, Nev; York. Jerry is an Economics major and Carol is a medical secretary for a group of surgeons in Albany, EDITORIji The editor v/ould like to urge all the aJ.umni to send any informa.tion that they may have concerning their gradua.te bro thers, There is no other v;ay in which we can find out what's happening among our widespread alumni except through their letters. If we receive no letters, the Alumni News section of the Chi Tama is worthless. The Chi Taraa is primarily en alumni publication so it seems sillj'- to fill its pages with undergraduate news. ma.tion. One letter can contain a lot of infor- Brother C,C. McWILLJAl'lS ('07) sent the editor a, let ter recently which contained ahout ten news items. Surely ma.ny of the other alumni could do likewise. ALUMNI NEWS 'CO Brother CLINTON 0, JONES is spending the winter in Calif ornia., '09 Brother R, PHILIP CLARK passed away recently, '11 Brother T,M. TOWNSilND, who had been seriously ill, is now recuperating, '14 The v/idow of brother JOHN H, BURVvELL, Genevieve Burwell, \r\n-3- a.lso passed away recently. '22 Brother TH01-IiiS.2V,'.KEYi^LI)S ho.s an enviable cerainic stu dio in his Sacramento home, we're been told. '43 Brother CFiJvLBS ¥. SiBSLI id a member of the retire grad uate chapter in California. '62 Brother GORDOIT EEIBOLD and his wife are the proud par ents of a baby girl, Kiro, Michelle Reinold, who v/as born on October 21st and weighed six pounds, three ounces. Two weeks prior to this, the stork risited brother JOHR BEFiGEROlI and his wife, Carol. They too were blessed with a daughter, whom they chose to name Pamela Maude. Brother ¥ILLIAM M/fRTIR, better Icnown as "Plash", is tra veling across the country to take b. first-hand look at these United Sta,teB. He reports that he has been fascinated by his s.drentures, eJ-thcugh he has not yet crossed the Mississ ippi. '64 Brother KBIT STOilE, v/ho is a Second Lieutenant in the Air Porce and is stationed in Texa.s, will be heading north soon. He hopes to stop here in Schenecta^dy on the Sunday after Thanksgiving. WrTf DOH'T YOU DROP US A LIKE? APROimGRMERT The mln.utes from the Chi Association meeting that was held during Homecoming X'^rill be included in the next issue. \r\nCHI CH/i.PTErc OH THE HIcATSRHITY OH PHI C-Ai®!^. DEI,TA Union College Schenectr.dy, Hew York NAIIE ADDP^SS_ TEI.EPHOHE CITY STATE DSGKEIS GRpvDUATE SCHOOL BIRTH CHILDREN (names and ages) OHHICES HEI,D IN HRATERNITY OHHICES HELD IN COLLilGE REMARKS: GRADUATING CLASS MARRIED