Ramblin'Fiji GAMMA TAU GEORGIA TECH ATLANTA, GA. GRADUATE DIRECTORIES Ever wonder where your old brothers are or what they are doing? Wonder no longerI An Atlanta area directory and a Gamma Tau directory are now being published thanks to the iniitive of Jim Alderman, President of the Atlanta Graduate Chapter. If you are a Gamma Tau graduate, you will receive a Gamma Tau directory and be asked for a $1.00 donation to cover the cost of printing which was carried by the undergraduate chapter. If you live in the Atlanta area, then you will receive this directory with a request to pay graduate chapter dues, FIJIS STEP UP ON CAl'IPUS This year the Chapter finished third in overall IFC points, which is a vast improvement from last year. This outstanding campus ranking is a result of an overall improvement in the Chapter ranging from excellence in athletics and giving our pvirple blood to win the IFC blood drive to outstanding scholarship. In scholarship Phi Gamma Delta was ranked third for the year and the pledges finished first for the year. \r\nPHI GM BOWLING The Phi Gam bowling team was not exactly the team to beat at the beginning of the 1970 season. However, the teams in the White League found it difficult to overcome the efforts of each individual on the squad. Triggered by a 3-1 victory over the Delta Sigs (the defending school champs) the Fiji five proceeded to defeat each opponent by the same margin until their final match. They had to take four points from the Belts, and did to take the league championship. The five game roll-off between the four league champs found the Fiji bowlers to hot to handle. Sparked by two-hundred games by Steve Andrews, Jerry Staton, and Ray Guliani, the Phi Gams won the school by I70 pins. Other members of the squad to be commended are George Ccleman, Larry Bortner, and substitute Jack Farley ^rtio took up the slack week after week wherever he was needed. LET'S GET T0C21THER GRABS The Graduate luncheons are now held every second Thursday of the month at 12:15 in the downtown Holiday Inn. The graduate cocktail parties ■will meet every fourth Thursday of the month at 5:30 at the Round Table Restaiirant on Piedmont Road. These events are not graduate chapter meetings, instead they are social functions, in addition there will be undergraduates at most of the luncheons to establish a working relationship with one of the more important aspects of Phi Gamma Delta - you. \r\nTHE ANNUAL NORRIS PIG DINlvlER: A RENEVJING OF BROTHERHOOD The Pig Dinner was held on April 25^^ with the following graduates in attendance: Bumper Bragg Charles W. Bass Denny Pryor James B. Mathis Jr. John Bradley Hugh Pearson R. C. Guiney Jim Alderman Brian Wright Nugent P. Tharp Bill White Paul N. King Charles H. Sudduth Roy Mundorff John Hughes G. R. Lokas H. A. Vallery R. W. Greene A, V. Pentz Pat R, Griffin James Jessie Gene Harman Jerry T. Hinson Eugene T. Bauter Arthur G. Hansen George W. Hewitt John J. Adams Bill Hauser Frank 6, Nottingham Jr. Price Harding Charlie Brown Thomas E. Bell H. M. Wadsworth William R. Probst John F. Fumbanks Bill White was awarded the outstanding graduate award for 1970* President Hansen delivered the keynote address, stressing a pride in unity.