CHI TAMA E/fS '.iVi* =3SW iUl' f=W7fr7T5^ ■ ,7. —-Tf,77,7^ Mai-ch^fs, 1960 Gordon A. Reinold, Edi PIG DINNER Brothers, don't forget to save the date of April 9th, for the 67th Annual Norris Dinner at the Chapter House. Our guest speaker shall be our Executive Secretary, William S, Zerman, who this year replaced Cecil J. Wilkinson in the fraternity's top office. Bill is a most entertaining and personable gentleman, and it is our hope that you will be on hand to extend Chi's hospitality. Plan to make it a weekend, for the festivities shall extend until Sunday noon. The undergraduate brothers are looking forward to seeing you. CHAPTER NEWS Spring renovation is the big project around the house, to the chapter house during the spring vacation. A group plans to return At this point, Paul Blanchard, William Martin, John Bergeron, and Fred Wintsch have volunteered. It has been ddcided to work on the improvement of the first floor of the house. The planned agenda includes new curtains in the music room and living room, a chapter library to be set up under the trophy case, and other small but necessary projects. Attempts are being made to find a good used fireplace set to replace the old one in the living room. Members of the chapter are sure that these projects will give everyone an added pride in the house. ALUMNI NEWS 1900 Seward H. French retired from the postal service in 1941 after serving as Assistant Postmaster in Binghamton, N.Y. for 25 years. He lives Binghamton but is spending the winter in Riviera Beach, Fla. 1910 in C. Leland Wood of Watertown, N.Y. has given Chi a picture of the brothers of 1909. He is a retired City Manager. At present he is now an Engineer supervising construction of a $900,000 Senior Citizens Public Housing Establishment that was just started. 1919 William R. Barnett of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, has retired as a colonel after 41 years of Army service. He served as troop transport commander aboard the Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary. 1930 Willard C. Knight is employed by the Film Emulsion Coaling Division, EastmanKodak Company, as a Technical Associate, H© is living in Rocheoter, N.Y, \r\n1931 Gardner Parry Griffith is working as a sanitary engineer. He worked for the Dept, of Army Civilian Sanitary Engineers in Tokyo from 1949-1959, Since then, he has been working in Tripoli, Libya, 1936 William G, Keens is with the Doran Transportation Co, of Amsterdam, N,Y, He resides in Albany, 1946 John Panl Frelick has continued his scholastic work and earned A,B,, B,D,, and PhD, degrees. University of Edinburgh, Part of his graduate work was done at the Presently, he iw working at the University of Geneva, Switzerland, 1952 Joseph T, Gote has earned his M,S,E.E. at Newark College of Engineering, He works as an Application Engineer for R,C,A, in Harrison, N.J. Paul A, Moynihan, after leaving Union, joined the U.S, Navy, After his discharge he worked for Phllco Corp, in the electronics field. entered Syracuse University and graduated in June *59, He soon He moved to California where he lives with his wife and four children. He is employed by the North American Aviation Corp, 1954 Richard K, Lindquist of Detroit, Michigan, earned his M,D. in 1959 and is now an intern at the Henry Ford Hospital of that city, 1955 Gerhard H. G, Weinlander is studying dentistry at the Faculty of Dentistry, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 1956 David T, Case is living in Schenectady and is employed as an accountant. Martin F, Ziac has been employed at IoB,M,, Endicott, N.Y, since his graduation with the exception of 6 months active duty in the U.S, Army, His present position at 1,B,M. is that of manager of the Industrial Planning Department, 1957 Robert L, Sanford is now stationed at the Fleet Sonar School, Key West, Florida, where he is instructing in Anti-Submarine Warfare, He intends to ''take up some form of civilian endeavor" when his tour of duty ends in January 1961. 1958 William J. Herman is living in Mystic, Conn,, where he is employed as a teacher. We regret to hear about the passing of Henry A, Schermerhorn *12 on January 30, 1960, \r\nCHI ASSOCIATION HONOR ROLL These loyal Fijis whohave paid their annual dues I Five bucks get you on it. How about it fellas I Marston Ames Adams Baliey M. D. Ketchqm John A. Tiedeman Robert W. Kline Walter D. Tiedeman Gulick Z. Knight Willard C. Knight David V. Tiedeman Richard H. Lange J. Earle Vaughn Harold E. Townsend R. M, Baird Allen J. Baker Ralph L. Beach, Jr. Carroll E. Benedict John L. Lehman Francis C. Bradt William N. Light William S. Lynn Edgar Brown Joseph R. Brown, Jr, Wendell L. Bryce John L. Burwell Donald F. Cameron David D« Case Charles Chase Robert L. Wagner K. F. Waite Fred B. Walker John G. MacDougal Arnold N. Weeks Stuart F. MacMillan John D. White W. H. MacMillan, Jr. Ezekial McCleary William McCleary Orris K. White Grover A. Woodward David F. Mercier Preston Clark Ernest Meyer Charles B. Zeitler R. Philip Clark C. C. McWilliams Martin F. Ziac John Cline George J. Miller LeRoy P. Collins Thalen L, Cross James J. Noecker Henry B. Daly Kendell T. Dempster John D. Paracka Wells Case Dennison Bruce T. Peters Lewis 0, Dunn Donald M. Phillips Raymond D. Fuller L. C. Rapelje Edward G. Reville Walter V. Rockwell George R, Galbraith Ernest R. Roth Robert B. Gillie Joseph T. Gote Moward E. Sands Stanley J. Sazbronski J. Mas on Hotchkiss R, E. Scherrnerhorn Louis D, Howard Edward F. Seitz, Jr. Charles A. Stillman, Jr. Herbert L. Jaycox Fred E. Stockwell Clinton Jones Donald G. Sutherland John W. Stauffer Elliott V. Jones PergeI \r\nCHI CHAPTER OF THE FRATERNITY OF PHI GAMMA DELTA Union College Schenectady, New York TELEPHONE _ NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE DEGREE GRADUATE SCHOOL BIRTH CHILDREN(By name and ages) OCCUPATION OFFICES HELD IN FRATERNITY OFFICES HELD IN COLLEGE REMARKS GRADUATING CLASS MARRIED