o H t C R.O hi PHI GAM CAVALIER Fol. III-No. 2 OMICRON ELECTS NEW CABINET The annual choice of a new group of leaders to replace the retiring cabinet has once again been completed, and six men with new ideas, great Spring, 1966 University of Virginia President of his first and third year class in the Architecture School, and presently serves as Secretary; was a dormitory councilor for two years, and representative. Chairman of Publi cations, and a member of the Govern ing Board. He is a member of the Varsity Swimming Team and has has served Phi Gam as past Pledge lettered, is a member of the V-Club Trainer and Historian. position and Naval R.O.T.C., and has produced an excellent Rush Booklet for the past is two years. Elected of to the new VICE-PRESIDENT RAY CUSACK, whose duties will be to ROBBIE SMITH, entering the po potential, and the spirit necessary to guide and lead this fraternity have stepped into their new positions. The coordinate all committee heads and to be in direct contact with the President in all matters. He will be second in sition of CORRESPONDING SECRE difficult transition to new personalities and an entirely different method of authority in the house, and be able to fill in for the President, should he not evploiting the abilities of the brother be on hand. He is presently a member of the P.K. Dance Society, Subscrip tions Manager of the Corks and Curls, Staff member of the Cavalier Daily, co-Captain of the cheerleaders, and enrolled in the Newman Club; he also hood has been taken on by men who we know are capable of handling the job both efficiently and thoroughly. An old cabinet is always hard to replace, for the new one must spon taneously instill authority and gain TARY, is a second-year man who is active in Theta Tau Engineering Fra ternity, the American Society of Civil Engineers, Naval R.O.T.C., and has plaved first year Lacrosse. STEVE "PUNCH" STANDING has been elected to the tradition- guarding position of HISTORIAN, and has participated in First-Year Football and was assistant Rush and was first year I.M. manager, recipient of the Most Valuable Pledge award, member of Army R.O.T.C. and past Social Chairman in his second year. respect from a brotherhood which is slow to switch allegiances. The con stant contrast of policy and personality Recording Secretary for Phi Gam. House Improvements is slowly lessening, and the brother hood is settling back to another year of leadership. M^ILLY ALBERTOLLI, from Springfield, has been elected to the most exacting and responsibility de manding position on the new cabinet, and as PRESIDENT we are sure he will do a fine job. He is a Dean's List student, a member of the Raven So ciety, has served the IFC as VicePresident and as a member of the Governing Board, and is currently a member of the 3-3-3 Committee; was The financial section of Phi Gam has been taken over by TONY During the past two years, a great BOHANNON, who, as TREASURER, deal of time and money have been has planned to institute a new system spent to improve and modernize the of efficiency into the house's book chapter house. Late last spring, the keeping by combining the house and room at the south end of the basement kitchen books. He is a dormitory was paneled and a new ceiling added. councilor, IFC Chairman of Social During the summer, a new furnace Services and member of the Housing was installed and the kitchen was Committee, and is presently a member modernized. More recently, with the of the Governing Board. helpful guidance of Mrs. McDiarmid THATCH DILLLEY, our new RE and Mrs. Dunlap, of Charlottesville, CORDING SECRETARY, is also the house purchased a rug, three tables, active in the IFC: he is the house two lamps, and some pictures for the living room, in addition to an oriental rug for the entrance room. Tliese furnishings were purchased with the contributions of both parents and alumni. Also, a patio is now being completed behind the house. Under the chairmanship of second- - -Jf v.) year-man John Moritz, the House Im provements Committee is now work ing with the House Corporation on a long range plan directed at improving the first floor of the house. It is planned that the library at the north end of the house will be paneled and a new lower ceiling added. Also, the floors are to be sanded and refinished, and the woodwork is to be replaced. This project will cost approximately $5,000 and will be completed during the summer of 1967. A more detailed procedure of what is planned and its FIRST ROW: T. Dilley, W. Albertolli, T. Bohannon. SECOND ROW: S. Standing, R. Cusack, R. Smith. cost will be sent out semester to all alumni. early next \r\nCavalier Phi Gam Nine Fijis Graduate To Our Past President Social Services A fraternity improves only so far The Social Service Committee, led as its President's term of office is successful. This fact is surely validated by noticing the improvements Omicron has seen in the period while Jim McDiarmid served as President. by Hener Seaks, will prove to be a strong contender for the prized Baker Cup, which is awarded annually to the chapter which has "excelled in religious, ethical, and social service 17 , u u t. r m • /-> Each year -Cacb year the the brothers brothers of of Phi Phi Gam Gam ^ diversified pledge class which hope will contribute to the house. importance of this diversity lies much in the personalities of During his tenure of office, the activities." The brotherhood has members of the house, but in the pitched in wholeheartedly as is exemplian acoustic an acoustic ceiling ceiling installed. installed. The The liv liv- fied by the invitation of orphans from the house. The following ing room ing room has has been been enhanced enhanced with with new new the Charlottesville Welfare Society to ^^e those brothers, graduating this basement has been pine panelled and furnishings, and a brick patio has been built in the backyard. backyard. the house for a Christmas Party. This activity was later followed in January diversity of character and who . orphans at the have contributed in innumerable ways In addition In addition to to the the physical improve- with dinner for thethey improvewere enterPhi Gam: ments, Omicron has seen several ad- tained at the Virginia-Maryland HENRY H ministrative innovations. Not only has Basketball game. March again saw tuted to provide direction to the many the grounds with 100% participation CIJI VFR TR _ d ur" 4.1, a: D -j 4. u 4/-> • 1 tiouse ivianager and Publications the office ofr Vice-President been •instiOmicron as one ofi- the six■ ,houses on Photographer Skip is in the A F R . , , r, • , • ni j TV • c u j 1 j p house committees, but also our Social m 4? the Blood Drive. Scheduled for Service program has been reorganized nTr j • u' r u.1 .L-. program and is a member of Arnold Air Society early May is an IFC Carnival for to function more efficiently, with the crippled children in which all fraterni- CHARLES H. DUNLAP HI—Dean's result that we have a good chance of Pft^cipate. Hener has planned to receiving the I.F.C. award for Social dress two pledges in a horse s costume Service this vear The once dormant ^id have them pull a wagon in which Alumni Pro^am" Brogram has been revamped Ibrothers tk and T pledges i'^ 'adressed as clowns List T.I.L.K.A., Z Society, "13" Society and is Editor of Cor/^s CwWs. Charlie has also been Vice-President Cabinet ^^e College as Recordine and has Secretary served the He so that not only are our files up to will roam about the area, and a will attend the London School of date, but we have also provided Alumni trampoline act is also planned. Tenta- Economics next fall cocktail parties in the fall and the tively scheduled for May is another spring, and send out three newsletters outing for the orphans, who will have during the academic year. e ,house ,has .improved, as lunch at the house followed by a Vir- T.I.L.K.A. ^ -t.L.K.A. Z Society, Raven Society, CHARLES K. FOX — Dean's List, ginia Baseball game. in all, the dent and "13" Society. Charlie alsoHouse Stua result brotherhood's strongAll enthusiasm, Council President and iswas of the conscientious effort of one coupled with a good Social Service Manager. He will receive his Naval brother. From the brothers of Phi program, has produced an excellent Commission upon graduation. Gam: Thanks, Jim, for a job well winning combination which will pro- done! vide tough competition for the cup *' RICHARD L. FRANYO—a member of Raven Society, I.F.C. Scholarship T> ^ rv . - _ - t * _ Committee, and Trident Society, Dick fv V: ..y*' ■ also received Intermediate Honors in economics. He plans to attend the Naval Supply School in Athens, Georgia, after graduation. TIMOTHY B. MATZ-a Dean's List f , N student and member of the varsity 7^ football team, Tim also served as Treasurer of Omicron. He will marry in July and attend George Washington Law School in the fall. JAMES M. McDIARMID-a Dormi tory Counselor and member of the lacrosse and rugby teams, he has also served on the I.F.C. Rush Board and as Pledge Trainer and President of Omicron. Jim plans a career in busi ness. ANTHONY M. MUIR-Head Cheer leader, Dorm Counselor, Dean's List, and member of Student Council, Tony was also Corresponding Secretary and Rush Chairman for two years. He will attend the Naval Supply School in Athens, Georgia. 1966 I. F. C. Children's Carnival (Contiyiued on Page 3) \r\nSection VI Gathers Members of the Phi Gam chapters of Section VI gathered together on Saturday, March 12, for the first Sec tion Convention in five years. Delegates from five chapters (Davidson, North Carolina, Richmond, Washington and Lee, and Virginia) gathered informally Friday evening for cocktails and dinner at Omicron. This afforded an oppor tunity for the delegates to become acquainted with each other before the Convention began formally the follow ing morning. The officers of the five chapters, along with Phil Morrow, Assistant to the Executive Secretary, began their discussion at 10:00 A.M. on Saturday. The morning seminar dealt with both the problems of financial management and the various aspects of rush.. At luncheon, addresses were made by both Dean Runk, Dean of The University of Virginia, and Ted Feinour, Presi dent of the I.F.C. at Virginia. The discussion of rush continued after lunch, along with each chapter's problems and solutions for scholarship and graduate relations. The relaxed atmosphere and exchange of ideas between members of widely varying chapters made the Section Convention interesting and helpful for all who attended. Because of its success, it will be held again early next spring at Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Pig Dinner: 1966 Tony Muir (past Corresponding Secre tary ), also graduating brothers, were recipients of Service Awards. Late in the afternoon of April 2nd, parents and alumni gathered together Second-year man Dave Nardi re ceived the Outstanding Pledge Award. The recipient of the Intramural Award, given to the brother who has con at the Thomas Jefferson Inn, in Charlottesville, for a cocktail party followed by dinner, an address by Dr. Raymond tributed the most to the house as a C. Bice, Dean of the Psychology De partment, and the presentation of the participant in Intramurals, is also a second-year man. Bill Smith. annual awards. The Hildreth Award, donated in the honor of William S. Hildreth and Eugene A. Hildreth for many years of dedicated service to Omicron, was this year given to Lewis M. Costello of Winchester, Virginia, for his advice and leadership as a member of the House Corporation. The ceremonies were followed by an informal cocktail party at the house. The relaxed atmosphere, along M'ith the opportunity for parents to get acquainted with other parents and members of the house, and for alumni to see old friends, made the weekend enjoyable for both the brothers and their guests. Silver Owl Awards, for Phi Gams who have seiwed our fraternity for twenty-five years, were given to Marvin B. Perry, Jr. (Va. '41), Dean of Admissions at Virginia, Robert Simmons (Va. '49), Charles H. Dunlap H, (Va. '41), and Robert L. Smith H, (Washington and Jefferson, new shortened rush period in '21). October, the Jim McDiarmid, graduating Presi dent of Omicron Chapter, received the Zimmerman Award, which is given to the outstanding graduating brother and ALUMNI! With the installation of the Committee brotherhood would greatly appreciate your submitt ing to us the names of prospective first year-men whom you would who has contributed the most to the recommend. Please send this list house in his four years at the Uni versity. Tim the Rush to Ray Cusack Matz (past Treasurer) and 128 Madison Lane Charlottesville, Va. or, if sent after June 1st, Herb Soles 8 Grant Drive Newport News, Va. Also, there will be an Alumni Cocktail Party Friday evening of Homecomings (October 15 — VMI). Keep this date open! - m NINE FUIS GRADUATE . . . (Continued from Page 2) MARTIN V. SAFFER—a Dean's List student and I.F.C. Tutor in philosophy, Marty is also past Publications Chair man and Master of Ceremonies of Goat Court. He plans Law School. WILLIAM H. SEYFERT-Bill is a member of the P-K German Dance Society and the varsity swimming team. His future plans are presently 1966 Section Convention Luncheon undecided. \r\nCavalier Phi Gam Page 4 ALUMNI NEWSLETTER (SUMMER 1966) By Robert L. Smith David R. McWilliams Branch Manager for Sales and Service Currently he is active in the Wings ing the last six years taking it easy after retiring from his position as Judge of the 8th Judicial District of West Virginia, and now resides at 4A Garden Apts., Bluefield, Virginia. Office ELquipment. In his spare time he is active in the University Club Club at the Hotel Biltmore in New York City. William S. Hildreth '11 was one of our Alumni who returned for the Nacogcloches, Texas, where he makes Otis E. St Clair '08 has been spend and the Virginia Alumni Association. Jack R. McKinney '35 is President Crawford T. Johnston, HI and his wife, Virginia, make their home at of the McKinney Drilling Company in 3829 Forest Glen in Birmingham, his home with Claudine, his wife, at Norris Pig Dinner this year. Bill now 902 resides at 2115 Minor Rd. here in Kinney was one of those, along with Logansport Rd. Charlottesville. Besides being active in many civic affairs, he maintains an active interest in University athletics as well as a never ending loyality to Brothers Omicron. a few years ago. Eugene A. Hildreth^ Wisconsin '18 has adopted the Omicron Chapter after leaving his own alma mater, and we sician specializing in Internal Medicine in Odessa, Texas, where he resides Hildreth Brother (both Bill Mc and Gene), Black, Darden, and many others, who were instrumental in rais ing money to get Omicron out of debt, Clayton Brantly, Jr. '37 is a phy consider him one of our own. We send with his wife, Perdita. We hope to our best wishes to Gene for a speedy see Brother Brantly this fall if his son, Clayton, decides to come to the University next year. His address is Box 253 Rd. ^1, Odessa, Texas. recovery from his recent operation. Frank McCutchan '20 lives with his wife, Mary, at 1616 Wiltshire Dr. in Salisbury, North Carolina. Dr. McCutchan is on the Staff of Rowan Memorial Hospital and also a trustee of Davidson College. W. William Herberich '38 and his wife, Mildred, live at 426 Somerset Rd. in Akron, Ohio, where Bill is the Alabama. Brother Johnston is the President of Crawford Johnston & Co., Inc. which is the distributor of bottled Coca-Cola in the Birmingham area, as well as being President of associated Coke bottling companys in neighboring areas. In his spare time, he has acted as President of the Chamber of Com merce and Chairman of the United Appeal. William H. Tinsley, Law '49 and his wife, Janet, live at 4911 Brookview in Dallas, Texas, where Bill is a partner in the law firm of Wynne, Jaffe, & Tinsley. William M. Ballard '50 is the Presi dent of Wards Corner Insurance Agency in Norfolk, Virginia. He and his wife, Nell, live at 4448 Blackbeard Rd. in Virginia Beach, where he is Vice-President of the Herberich, Hall, active in the Lafayette Yacht Club and Harter Insurance Firm. In his spare the Exchange Club. Recently Bill has Harris Davenport '25, former time, he maintains his interest in the been in contact with Jim Flemming Omicron Chapter President, is now Fraternity as the Treasurer of the 51, Jim Freeman '51, Allan Reynolds living on Skyline Farm in Converse, Akron Graduate Chapter. '52, Jim Marable '50, and Ed Brooks Texas, with his wife, Martha Louise. Henry Fitzhugh, Jr. '27 and his wife, Mary, reside on Wolf Pen Branch Rd. in Harrods Creek, Kentucky. This past summer, he had a reunion with J. T. E. Crump '25 and they both spent two weeks together cruising around Florida with their wives. Brother Fitzhugh is a member of the Gaunt and Fitzhugh Insurance Firm in Louisville. Charles F. Lloyd, Jr. '42 is the General Sales Manager of the Fort Duquesne Steel Company in Pitts '50. Robert A. Brent '50, former Omicron Chapter President, lives at burgh. Chuck and his wife, Nancy, 1904 Fuller Street, Hattiesburg, Mississippi with wife, Loree. Currently live on Squaw Run Road in Fox being an avid golfer. Chuck is the Chapel, Pa. In his spare time, besides President of the Fox Chapel District Association and active in the Vestry of the Fox Chapel Episcopal Church. Clarence B. Hanson., Jr. '29 is one Edward T. Phillips '42 and his wife, of our illustrious Alumni who is listed in Who'^s Who. Brother Hanson is Dorothy, live at 1125 Summit St. in McKeesport, Pa., where Ed is the living in Birmingham with his wife, Elizabeth, at 4055 Old Leeds Rd. Among many noteworthy positions, he is currently the President and Publish er of the Birmingham News., and VicePresident and Director of Mercury Express, Inc. Vice-President of Thurman's, Inc., a chocolate manufacturing company. Waverly W. Dickson '32 lives with his wife, Margaret, at 2101 Connecti Airways at JFK International Airport in New York. Brother Denison and his cut Ave., Washington, D.C. Brother wife, Margaret, reside at 7 Mayfair Dickson is employed by Friden Inc. as Drive Currently he is on the Board of the YMCA, and active in the Chamber of Commerce. Philippines. Edward H. Brooks, Jr. '50 and his wife, Betty, live on Linden Street in Courtland, Va., where Ed is the Presi dent of L. L. Manry & Sons, Inc., which is a general insurance agency. He has been active in many civic affairs, serving as both Mayor and Town Councilman of Courtland, and Trustee of the Tidewater Virginia De velopment Council. He is also active George Denison '43 is the Manager of Payload Control for Pan American in Bob is the Fulbright Professor of History at the University of the Huntington, New York. in the Virginia Alumni Association. David M. Wakelee '51, former Omicron Chapter President, is VicePresident of the Electronic Assistance Corporation in Red Bank, New Jersey. Dave makes his home with Connie, his \r\nCavalier Phi Gam wife, at 19 Highland Ave. in Fair Haven, New Jersey. He is also active in the American Marketing Associ ation and the Harbor Light Beach Club. Richard L. Williams '51 and his wife, Eugenia, make their home at 2038 Montauban Circle in Bon Air, Va. Dick is currently a lawyer with the Battle, Neal, Harris, Minor, and Williams Firm in Richmond. Page 5 he has visited with Charles Foster '56, ate School, studying Engineering Elec Phil Miller '54, Lou Hargraves '56, Bill Bishop '58, Nick Goldsborough '56, and Jim McGrath '54. tronics. Philip B, Hopkins, Jr, '60 is an Internal Auditor with the Phoenix of Carroll M, Bemdt '56 and his wife, Mamie, live on Timber Lane in Glencoe, Maryland. "Bo" is the Sales Hartford, Insurance Co. in Hartford, Conn. He lives with his wife, Betty, Representative for Hills Rd. in Granby, Conn. Currently he is attending the University of Hartford's night school. Xerox Corp. in Baltimore, where he is in close contact with many Omicron Fijis. and their three children at 26 Barndoor Nicholas Goldsborough '56 is an Ronald L, Fancher '61 and his wife, Thomas B, Slade '53 Law '54 is an attorney with the firm of McWilliams attorney with the firm of Bryant, Freeman, Richardson, and Watson in & Melvin in Annapolis, where he also lives with his wife, Florence. His Jacksonville, Florida, where he lives with his wife, Sunya, at 4268 Venetia Elizabeth, are living at 614V^ West Ferry St. in Fuffalo, N.Y., where he is a attorney with the firm of Phillips, Lytle, Yorkey, Letchworth, Hitchcock, address is Amberly, Rt. 2, Annapolis, Md. Nick is currently active in the and Blaine. He is also serving as American Bar Association, the Mary Counsel to the Minority of the 1966 land Bar Association, and the Session of the New York State Legis Blvd. Tom is active in the Young Lawyers of Florida, is President of the Duval County Legal Aid Associ Annaplois Yacht Club and also in lature. We really want to thank Ron ation, and is active in the Virginia contact with many UVa Fijis. Alumni Association of Jacksonville. Richard C, McCahan '57 is an Improvement Fund. Editor and Publisher with W. W. Caleb C, Ewing '62 is currently the Norton & Co. in New York City. Dick W, Scott Harvin '53 and Sue, his wife, live at 220 N. Georgia Ave. in Martinsburg, West Virginia, where he is the Rector of the Trinity Episcopal Church. Scott reports that he is deeply involved in church activities, which take up most of his spare time. We all enjoyed his letter and want to thank him for his generous contribution to the ALUMNI NEWSLETTER, Arthur B, Heuer '53 is the Sales Manager of Engel Equipment in St. Louis, Missouri. Art and his wife, Norma, reside at 751 Harvest Lane in Olivette, Missouri. Besides being Past President of the Virginia Alumni As sociation of St. Louis, he is also active with the Boys Canoeing Camp in Ontario, Canada. We are looking forward to visit with Art when he comes back for a football game this fall. and his wife, Ann's, mailing address "chief cook and bottle washer" is Box 476, Main Street, Woodberry, (actually Vice-President) of the Ewing Conn. We hope to see Dick next year Oil Co., Inc. in Hagerstown, Md., Attorney-at-Law in Annapolis. Ben where he will live as of May 20th with wife, Jackie, and their three kids. Cal's new address will be Preston Ave., Fountain Head Heights, Hagerstown, and his wife, Wendy, live at 103 St. Md. at commencement. Benjamin Michaelson, Jr, '57 is an Ives Drive in Severaa Park, Md. We would like to congratulate him for being listed in the 1965 Edition of Outstanding Young of America, Posey B, HoweII, Jr, '58 and his wife, Betty Ann, have just finished building a new home in Manassas, Va. The mailing address is Rt. #1, Box 307-1 Manassas, Va. "Flower" is now a Grants Administrator with the Na tional Institute of Health in Wash ington and also on the Board of Di rectors of the N.I.H. Federal Credit Henry W, Holt HI '53 and his wife, Lulee, live at 6000 Howard Rd. in Union. Richmond where he is the Assistant wife, Kay, live at 13 Effingham Place Vice-President of the State Planters Bank. Brother Holt is also active in the Virginia Division of the American Cancer Society, the Country Club of Virginia, and the Richmond Cotillian. Bruce A. Talmadge '53 and his wife, Susan, reside at 1430 Spear St. in Burlington, Vermont. Currently Bruce is a physician at Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington, specializing in Cardiology. We are looking forward to see him at next years Pig Dinner. Peter M. Ten Broeck '55 is a Merchandizing Representative for the Allied Chemical Corp. in New York City. He lives with his wife, "Briggs", at 20 Dickison Rd. in Darien, Conn, where he moved last summer. Recently for his fine contribution to the House Gordon L, Gentry, Jr, '59 and his in Newport News, Va., where he is the James H, Laird '62 is now a Gradu ate Student here at the University in the Engineering School and the Com puter Science Department. His new address is 809 Rugby Rd., here in Charlottesville. "Blinky" hasn't made any definite plans as yet except to get his graduate degree and from there work either in Washington, or on the West Coast. Anthony R, Ulehla '62 and his wife, Virginia Lee, are living at 8113B Colorado St., Wurtsmith AFB, Michigan, where he is the Co-Pilot of a KC-135 Strato-Tanker. Philip G. Yates '62 is currently an Planner with the Fairfax Assistant Vice-President and Manager County Planning Office in Fairfax, Va., of the Main Office and the branches of the Bank of Warwick. Gordon is currently active in the Hampton Roads Jaycees and the American Institute of Banking. Also, he has enrolled in the Rutgers Graduate School of Banking and will graduate in 1968. He empha sizes that he did not participate in the "Black Thursday" of 1958. Samuel K, McKee HI, U. S. Naval Academy '60 (originally UVa '59) lives with his wife, Carol, and their Associate after receiving his discharge from the Army. He and his wife, Barbara, live with their two children at 1635 Ripon Place, Alexandria, Virginia. Hugh P. Francis '63 is currently a Law Student at Rutgers Law School and lives at 9 Keasly Rd. in South Orange, New Jersey. Before attending Rutgers, Hugh was a staff writer for the Paris Edition of the New York Times until December of 1963. two children at 1166 Soruance Rd. in William H. Spencer IV '63 and his Monterey, Calif., where he is currently a Captain in the Marine Corps and attending the U. S. Navy Post-Gradu- wife, Betsy, are now living at 54 Dunkirk Rd. in Baltimore. "Spence" is now in a stock broker training \r\nCavalier Phi Gam Page 6 program with Alex Brown & Sons of Baltimore and is also attending Gradu ate Business School at American Uni versity in the evenings. In his spare time he is playing semi-pro baseball with an Oriole sponsored club. Gamett 2*. Clark '63 and his wife, Bonnie Lee, live at 4629 Rokeby Rd. in Baltimore. Gary is currently a Real Estate Salesman with Await Inc., Jon K. Piper '64 is in the process of finishing up an Air Force Combat Qualification Course at Cannon AFB in New Mexico, and he will soon be flying the F-lOO Super Saber Jet in Viet Nam for a year. He lists his address as 1019 Magala Ave., Coral Gables, Florida. Theodore W. Price '64 We all want to wish Ted the best of everything in his coming marriage to Carol Bayne Realtors in Ellicott City. We hope to in Naples, Italy on June 17th. That see him sometime this fall for a football weekend. day is also the day that he will be released from active duty. His address (until a pilot in the Air Force, stationed at Sawyer AFB in Michigan. He lists his address as 353 S. Drexel Ave., Columbus, Ohio. Currently he is fly ing a KC-I35 Air Refueling Tanker after graduating from Pilot Training planning to go to graduate business school. Theodore D. Torok '65 is currently playing Pro Football with the Norfolk Neptunes. In the off-season, Ted is an Insurance Agent with the Massachutes Mutual Life Insurance Company in (DD871), Fleet Post Office, New York, N.Y. and after that will be 150 best of luck on his recent marriage to Beverly Bond of Lynchburg, Va., on Plainview Rd., Woodbury, N.Y. March 12. Richard M. Jacoby '64 is currently a student at the George Washington Medical School in Washington, from which he will graduate in 1969. He USS Pete still lists his address as 7918 Winston Rd., Philadelphia, Pa. After he gets out of the service, he is Norfolk. We want to wish him the School in October of 1965. 17) is missioned a 2nd Lieutenant on August 2nd. Damato Stephen M. Roster '64 is currently June R. Peter Smithy II ^65 is currently at the Army Artillery OCS in Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and will be com John B. Purcell '64 has begun Navy DCS at Newport, R.I., as of April 16, 1966. Richard E. Evans '65 has just returned from a tour of Europe and North Africa which was cut short due to his Draft Board. The "Prince" still lives at 4410 Atwick Rd. in Baltimore EDITORIAL BOARD Editor: Dick Topping Associate Editor: Rick Cusack lists his address as 3806 47th St. and will finally receive his degree at Alumni Chairman: Rob Smith N.W., Washington, D.C. the end of this semester. Publication Advisor: Ray Cusack CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATING BROTHERS OMICRON OF PHI GAMMA DELTA 128 Madison Lane Charlottesville, Va. 22903