' • A ' \ ^ v> c- ^C f;■ •') •» > ■■ : / \ • March 3/ ig'fe. * I f >i ^'v ' V : ■• {y-^ \ f,i .', '•>/ h " - iv^o Vol.1 No ."2 Sigma Mu Chap.ter Phi Gamma Delta Miss, State LETTER PROM THE PRESIDENT PIG DINNER INVITATIONS OUT Por the past two v;eeks things have heen very busy around the Phi Gamm house. Pinal pre parations are being made on the Parent's Day scheduled for March 25 and the Pig Dinner scheduled for April 15. The chapter is also beginning to line up projects in the" area of campus and community service and, in the area of parties, has started making Invitations for the third a social calender for this spring. Along with these activities, our basketball team continues to chalk up wins that are adding to our already impressive sports record(and Softball season promises to be the best one everl). But with all of this going on the brothers are finding time to work hard at their studies and are aiming to be number one in grades again this semester. Spring semester is always a great time for the fraternity, as there are parties, baseball games, concerts, as well as numerous other activities. Our biggest hope is that all of the Pijis in Mississippi will visit us during the annual Norris Pig Dinner are being sent out this weekend and should be recieved some time next week. the Although dinner is a month add a half away, all plans have been finalized and the brothers arc hoping to make this the biggest event in the chapter's short history. It was discovered this past week that the Friday night before the Pig Dinner(April 14) will be the first night baseball game of the season For Mississippi State. The Bulldogs v/ill be playing the Ole Miss Rebels, which will probably be one of the biggest games of the season. So make plans to join us on Fridajr night for a great time at the ballpark. EIST OF S.M. GRADUATES A list of Sigma Mu graduates will be published in the next Fiji Newsletter that will include each graduates name, address, and phone number. Also, starting in this issue, semester and enjoy these good a list of 3 or 4 Fijis in times with us, Mississippi will be given along with their addresses and phone numbers. This Greg Mann President HOUSE NEWS The house has undergone a great deal of change and construction this past year and now has 22 brothers living in it. Most of the interior work has been completed and this semester's v/ork v\/ill center around the outside of the house and the yard. Plans are being drawn up for landscaping of the front and back yards and work to be done on the patio area between the tv/o houses. Most of the planning is being done by brother Bryan Graham, a member of the House Committee. He is calling for major changes in some areas of the yard that, when finished, will give Sigma Mu the nicest lawn in the city of Starkville. will be continued until we have gone through the entire list of Fijis in the state. We hope this will be of help when you are trying to locate othex- Phi Gamms within the State. FIJIS IN MlSSlSSlt'Pl Mr. M. M. Bicket Box 123 Indianola, Miss. Mr. Milton B. Cash, Jr. 412 Pine Ridge Road Jackson, Miss, Mr. Ellis T. Woolfolk, Jr. P.O. Box 128 Tunica, Miss. \r\nSPORTS NEWS PARENTS DAY SET FOR THE 25TH Sigma Mu will hold its first Parents Day this semester on March 25th. Under the di rection of Jon Naughcr, Special Events Chairman, all activities for the day have been finalized. The "brothers of Sigma Mu feel that we owe a special debt of thanks to our parents for all the assistance in not only financial, but more important, moral support that they have provided since the very beginning. The brothers want a chance to thank them In the past two weeks the Fijis have played only two more basketball games. Both v^loro repeats against Sigma Phi Epsilon and Tau Kappa Epsilon, and both turned out as v/ins. The Phi Gamms now hold a 6-2 record and are hoping to win the remaining games of the fast closing basketball season. "Volleyball starts in a few weeks and following that is softball, which promises to bo the most victorious season yet. personally as well as tour them around the house. FIJI NEWSLETTER The events of the day v/ill begin v/ith a buffet luncheon at the Holiday Inn. After the luncheon we all plan to watch the -The Fiji Newsletter is a publication put out by the Graduate Correspondance Comm. Maroon and White Spring Foot twice a month to all of the ball game to see if the Bull dogs have improved any over Phi Gamms in Mississippi. Since the newsletter is costing last year. • To top off the fellowship, there will be a extra money each month, we appreciate any donations sent short open house at the Fiji to the chapter for the purpose of mailing costs. Our address house. We look forward to this chance toumeet the parents and we encourage all Fijis in the state to join us in spreading the spirit of Phi Gamma Delta. If you can make it, just cut out the form belov\? and mail it the Graduate Correspondance Committee. We hope to see you on the 25thl- " Phi Gamma Delta Sigma Mu Chapter Graduate Correspondance 207 West Lampkin St, Starkville, Miss. 39759 Thanks, Fijis. FIJI NEWSLETTER STAFF Cha.irman MembcrgX — THIS LI^tE ( ) I v^rill attend. ( ) My wife and I will attend. I ■ ZZ -\ — .Porter Robinson Bill Mattox Tommy Boyd Curtis McNeer Phil Abernethy Cost of the dinner is$2.50. Enclosed is $ - ImicHr.- - for my(our) - — - CUT ALONG THIS LINE Phi Ganmia Delta ENHOWER'llSA Sigma Mu Chapter Graduate Correspondance 207 VVest Lampkin St. Starkville, Mississippi 39759 , a4 AJIA ,