January 15, I960 Arthur B. Beck, Editor This issue of the Chi Tama will be the last under the direction of the present staff. The coming weeks will find a new editor and committee responsible for the monthly publication. We should like to urge your continued support and express our gratitude for past contributions, CHAPTER NEWS The "New Year" finds the brothers well rested after vacation and ready to face final exams. At the final meeting before recess, the election of officers was held and the following brothers were elected: John W. Guetersloh, president; Arthur B. Beck, Treasurer; William H. Dinehart III, recording secretary; Kirk A. Mellen, corresponding secretary; and David C. Irons, historian. Field Secretary "Mike" Shipley spent the past few days with us. It is most gratifying to have a "National" representative show an active interest in our chapter affairs. The annual Norris Pig Dinner has been set for Saturday, April 9. We hope you will save that date and make it a point to attend. ALUMNI NEWS 1902 Our thanks go to HOWARD E. SANDS for his donation to the chaiter, 1905 LEROY P, COLLINS, after 41 years in the Army, is now retired as a gentlema: farmer. He resides in Powhatan, Virginia, 1909 It was nice to hear ffom R, PHILIP CLARK again. pondence from the older alumni. 1910 We appreciate corres J, MASON HOTCHKISS writes that his daughter is now working for her M.A. at Berkeley, 1913 FRED STOCKWELL received his Golden Owl in October from our faithful correspondent, C, C, MC WILLIAMS *07. 1920 JAMES MASON CLINE reports that he is doing well as a professor of English at the University of California, Speedy recovery wishes go to WILLIAM MC CLEARY v/ho is recovering from a recent lung operation. 1921 TOM REYNOLDS is thinking ahead to imminent retirement after many years in the State Highway Department of California. 1922 JOHN H, CLINE is residing in Amsterdam, N.Y. where he is an accountant. \r\n1924 HAROLD E. TOWNSEND, also of Amsterdam, is office supervisor of Mohasco Industries. 1925 GBLICK N. KNIGHT is Vice-President and General Manager of Knight-Wilson, Inc. 1928 1929 He resides in Rochester. WALTER J. FRIEDERICK residing in Rochester is working as a constructor. GLEN C. DALTON writes that he has two sons in college and a third soon to enter. 1930 CARL CORDES JOHNSON is practicing medicine in Boston, Mass. 1939 MARSTON AMES writes that he now resides in Montclair, N,J. 1942 DONALD W, HUDSON of North Haven, Conn., reports that he has seen several Fiji alumni lately at the New Haven Graduate Chapter luncheons. 1945 0. KENDRIC WHITE from Denver, Colorado writes that he is an Industrial Service Engineer for Minneapolis-Honeywell. 1949 JOHN C. STUCKEY, JR. was elected V.P. of the Class of 1949 at the reunion last June, He is now residing in Queensboro, Kentucky. 1950 VINCENT H. CORYELL, JR. of Mount Kisco, N.Y, writes that he has been in advertising since his graduation. Doremus and Co., N.Y.C. 1951 He is radio and TV director for FRANK B. WALKER writes that he is a practicing physician in Grosse Pointe, Michigan. 1953 JOHN C. MAC DOUGAL asks us to note his new change of address: 729 River side Ave,, Scotia, N.Y. John is an electrical engineer with General Electric and the father of three children. 1956 MARTIN S, FERGUSON of Delmar, N.Y. is now a chemist with the Schenectady General Depot (Army) at Schenectady. 1957 Best wishes to DAVID L. MARTIN who was married in July. business with a hgih school buddy. 1958 WILLIAM J, ECKERLINE of Long Branch, N.J. is now an Electronics Engineer with U.S. Army Signal Research Lab at Fort Monmouth, N.J. 1959 PAUL F. HADALA is still pushing the slide rule. graduate work. He is nww in He is at Harvard for \r\nCHI ASSOCIATION HONOR ROLL.... These loyal Fijis who have paid their annual duesi Five bucks get you on it. How about it, fellas 1 Marston Ames John L. Lehman Robert L. Wagner William N. Light William S. Lynn Fred B. Walker Adams Bailey Arnold N. Weeks John D. White R. M. Baird Allen J. Baker John G. MacDougal Ralph L. Beach, Jr. Stuart F. MacMillan Carroll E. Benedict W. H. MacMillan, Jr. Ezekial McCleary William McCleary Francis C. Bradt Edgar Brown Joseph R. Brown, Jr, Wendell L. Bryce Ernest Meyer John L. Burwell C. C. McWilliams David F. Mercier George J. Miller Donald F. Cameron David D. Case James L. Noecker Charles G. Chase Preston Clark R. Philip Clark John D. Paracka John Cline Bruce T. Peters LeRoy P. Collins Donald M. Phillips Thalen L. Cross L. C. Rapelje Kendell T. Dempster Edward G. Reville Wells Case Dennison Walter V. Rockwell Lewis 0. Dunn Ernest R. Roth Raymond D. Fuller Howard E. Sands Stanley J. Sazbronski R, E. Schermerhorn George R. Galbraith Edward F. Seitz, Jr. Charles A. Skillman, Jr, J. Mason Hotchkiss Fred E. S^ockwell Louis D. Howard Donald G. Sutherland John W. Stauffer Herbert L. Jaycox John A. Tickman Clinton Jones Walter D. Tickman Elliott V. Jones David V. Tiedeman Harold E. Townsend M. D. Ketchum Robert W. Kline Gulick Z. Kright Willard C. Knight Pergel K. F. iVaite J. Earle Vaughn Orvin K. White Charles B. Zeitler Martin F. Ziac