\ \ fl .. '^vv'(3 y December 157 1972 Vol,II No.Ill Sj.gma Mu Charter Ph_l Gamma Delta Mi'!;-::. State GRADUATE CORRESPONDANCE LETTER FROM THE PRES:[DFNT Sigma Mu can iool:: back on one of As the semester approaches an end we are .'.n the process- of complet its most successful yaai'S in the ing our grad-.iate files program chapter's short history. A new committee system went into affect at the beginning of 2.ast and would again like to remind tose graduates that have not sent in their Gra.-duate Records to do so as soon as possible. All year and thanks to the tremen records will be filed before the dous work by all of the various end of the semester so that they v/ill be ready for use by the As the year 1972 comes to a close chairmen, many new things have been done by the chapter and the brothers have stayed busy a.ll year round. Numerous community services projects, special eventa such as Halloween Carnival, Songfest. Parentis Day, Homecom5.ng Sign Contest, a new Graduate Program including monthly n^wS'^ri^.letters to all graduates and an overalll file s^/stem, an active various cha^.rmen at the start ox next semestex'. Along v;ith these records we ask that each of you send us any clippings or pictures of yoursci.; or other graduates so that we may Peep them in your file and learn more about what your doing in the outside world. participation in all sports producing the best records ever for the chapter. Student Govern ment positions such as Student Association Vice President, IFC President, and numerous senators, and a Pig Dinner, tv/o 50's par ties, a big Homecom5.ng drrice, We are planning to compile a special report on all gradua-tes of the chapter next semester so please let us hear from you soon HOUSE DECORATED and several date nights at the house have all been a part of the past year and v;ill remain in our memories always. The house is being decorated this year for the Christmas holidays in-order to add to the Yuledide spirit. Decorations involved I would like to thanks all of the parts of the outside of the housu brothers in the chapter, as well being fixed up and putting a Christmas tree in the living as all^graduates and active Fijis in the state, for making my term of President a most room for decoration. A special Ctoistmas party was held at the memorable and enjoyable period. Fiji house also and turned out V/e can all look forward to even to be an enjoyable time for all. greater things for Sigma Mu Chapter in the year to come. 50's PARTY Greg Mann President Sigma Mu held its second '50s Party of the year on Friday, November 17 and it turned out much the same as the first one-- NOTE** lots of strange clothes and This year for the first time the fall semester will end be plenty of wild dancing as Cool Jet and the Teen Angels from exams will start On December 11 Tunica, Miss, made their second appearence. Scotty Surnrall re and end on December 16. ceived the best dressed award fore the Christmas Holidays and The mid-term break held in previous years will be combined with the actual Christmas holidays and but he had plenty of competition. The cha|)ter's next party will not be held until the first part second semester will not start of February when Sigma Mu is" im'cil January 8, giving us all planning to hold its first Fox via •. about three weeks of vacation. The Phi Gamm house will be locked VISITS- — during this three week parLod,.: so j.f your planning to pay'us 'a' The chapter was visited Ian bv a broth a-: \r\nVISITS— . (continued) SIGMA MU CHAPTER-- He will alv/ays be remembered by^~ the chapter for his famous "paper HAPPY BIRTHDAY!r cup" sppech, his tremendous strengthC?S), and amazing ability to meet everyone's mother! it was Norman V/i3.1iamson,, Yas, He is doing greablcbefore long will bo heading for Germany for the ne..:t several years. His address will be on the nev; graduate roll for next semester if you would like Tuesday, Novemfcc;r 21st was birthc'a,y time axound the Fiji House, but not for any one brothersbut /.nsteed all of them. Two years ago Sigma Mu chapter was in stalled as the 98th chapter of the Fraternity of Phi Gamma DeIt': to drop him a letter. NOTE*** ,LETTERS The chapter would like to thankd brothers Ed Bean and Larry DeMuth for their letters to the chapter during the semester. Ed is finishing up his basic training and will be heading to Ft. Sam Houston in the next week for his basic Advanced training. If you have moved in the past v/eek or are in the process of moving, please cut out the following form and send it in to us. XXXXXyXXXXXXX/jCCXl^XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX OLD ALDRESS He mentioned that he would be trained as a social work psy chologist which should really be interesting,Meanwhile, Larry is still a "victim of Uncle Sam" as he calls it and"enclurages", everyone to join the National Guard if they have to go! Larry has visited with us this semester and, as alv/ays, is doing I®W 4DDRESS_ NEW TELEPHONE xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:ox FIJI NEV/SIETTER The Fiji Newsletter is sent out to all graduates of Sigma r.5u great. chapter once each month. NOTE***^ We still have plenty copies of the graduate roll and the Fijis living in Mississippi if you would like one. It is a supplement to our regular publication, the BULLDOG FIJI. Just let us know 8.nd wve will send you one within the week. CHAIRMAN , KEN KRORl Our address is; Publications Committee Sigma BAi Chapter Phi Gamma Delta 207 V'/est Lampkin St. Starkville, Mississippi ' — SIGMA WJ CiiAPTER PHI GAMIA DELTA . " 207 VvEST LAMPKIN ST. STARKVILLE, MISSJ^^J^PI u-i I iopj r EISENHOWER-USA