L(ajI CHI TAMA lEyfSJLEJTTER ROUlb ro: 2_ Joseph P, Quinn, Editoi 3 4_ FILE- October phi gamma delta -EirnrrmJlZI < 0CT28t934 IIEM INITIATES bhlSMirE GENERAL HEADQUARTERS On September 1'3 Chi Chapter added seven nev; links to'^ou'r Eymbolic golden chain, 'Ene new initiates are; David W, Hall, who hails from hhite River Junction, Vermont and is a Math major; Robert ?, McEnerney, an Economics m.ajor from Norv/allc, Connecticut; Prank L. Nagle, from Racine, V/isconsin and a ma jor in Political Science; Oden L, Oak, Mb. Ilisco, iNew York and Modern Languages; Joseph P. Qulnn, a pre-medlcal student from Albany, New York; John A. Seay, a mathematics major from Sllngerlands, iiex\r York; and Janes P. Tallcott, from Briar- cliff, New York and a major in Biology, V/e fool that they will pro'we a credit to those who are symbolised, by the 6I|.2 golden linlcs before them, CABINET CHANGE Chi Chapter recently held elections to fill a cabi.oet vacancy left by Brother William Nicolay ('66), who resigned as Recording Secretary to take charge of fall rushing. Bro ther Albert liolumzer ('65)j Clii Chapter Historian, was elec ted to replace Bill and Brother Paul Burns ('65) became our new Historian, giving up his position as editor of the Chi . Taraa after a fine job. Brother Joe Cjuiim ('67) has taJcen over as editor of the news letter. \r\n-2- PIJIS OFF TO FAIR START IN IRPRAMURALS The Fiji football teai'.i conpiled a 3-2 record in the tough Northern league. The two lessee vjere real heartbreakers, the margin of victory being only tv;o points in each contest. Intramural tennis is the novrest sport on the Union fra ternity schedule. The liji netters have a respect-xble 2-2 record thras far. BROTHERS PINNED Brother HbLumzer becairic pinned to Miss Patricia Coakley, a Sophomore at Oneonta State on October 3^^. Brother Sm,ith was pinned to liiss Elaine Oskamp of Bata- via. New York during the simimer. ALUMNI iSWS 19lt3 Brother ROBPJRl' B. UILLIE has been elected t^resident of the University Club of IVhite Plains. president of Harvey Dann Co., a Brother Crillie is vice York insurance brokerage firm, and vice president of Wastfair Agency of Mt, Kisco. '58 Brother JOHN P. RUEBSAMEH received the degree of Master of Science, mathemacios from R.P.I, in June. '62 Brother JOHN JI. BERUERON received the degree of Master of Electrical Engineering from R.P.I. in June. Mrs. Thomas J. Delaney, Jr. had a daughter, Kathleen Grace, in Schenectady on July 10, On August 21,196^, in Nev; York City, Brother uLRIGH 0. \r\n-3PONTAINE was married to Miss Annelies E. Ruthel, Brother Pontaine teaches high school in Williarasburgj Kassachusetts. '63 Brother PAUL D. BLANCHARD has been corataissioned a sec ond lieutenant in the Air Porce and has been assigned to Amarillo, Texas, for training as a personnel officer, '611 Brother JAKES JbAWHEHCE is doing graduate work in chemistry at the California Institute of Technology, He has noticed that students at Cal. Tech, don't have as many various interests as do the stiidents at Union,