// ' 737^U 2 April 19, 197^- After a dull, dark winter terra filled v/ith theses, exams and papers, Chi Chapter is looking forward to an active spring Jerm and v^e are hoping you can join us for some of it. For seniors A. Henry Riehl and Gary "ilarvinY Lauver relief was just a thesis a\?ay as Gary finished a few (?) hours past the deadline of his extension, while Hank finished with hours to spare.Steve Schutzer finished his undergraduate career last terra, while George Apostolou, Gary Lauver, Hank Riehl, Pat . ardell and I have a fe\'f more courses to complete before graduation. Gerardo del Olmo is in a five year two-degree programra and will have to suffer through another year of engineering and economics courses including a thesis. He sometimes wonder whether masochism may not be one of Venezuela's national pastimes. VJith the >}ob market as tough as it is some of our seniors are having trouble getting placed in a job,so if you have any inforaiation as to job openings ivould appreciate hearing from you. For our spring social calendar, we have initiation scheduled for Sunday, April 21 when v/e will initiate four of our fiiwe pledges. Our rig Dinner will be on Saturday, r.ay 4 with Tim Kilduff speaking and John C. Robbins('71), The Hinz, as symposiarch. Parents weekend is April 2? and we will be having a cocktail party and dinner that Saturday. Other social events are either tentative or not yet scheduled so if you think you might be able to drop by s sometiiae this snring give us a call at 372-0172 and we v/ill let you know What is going on. peter Y. Roosa, Editor \r\n- I i: ^ FlaaBe let us !cno'.7 and v;s v.lll inforia the colle-se and national fratermty of your no'; address. /;rop a line tos Correcponding Secretary Phi :i-aia-aa P/elta Union College Schenectady, ' en Yorv 1230'"' ihe srorts scone at Union this v.dnter v?aB a'ain dominated by the basbetball tooj:i. The 20-b capers v/ere ranVed number 1 in the state for aost of the season, an.d finished second in the upstate l ev.' iOrU: ;gAC tournament, losin'": to rocbport ./tate in the finals. Coach "ill Scanlon v.-as voted Coach of the Year for covering CM jeyion III, ov York, •• ev; Jersey and Pennsylvania, while junior dll Cariaody iiade the first team All--a.st squad. In other saorts, the . arnot trac^ivaen finally, cantured their ov;n invitational .veet this 'inter, lad by FIJI ill overy (*75) in the yhot-:ut. Lacrosse openec' vith a. 12-11 victory over '"artvdck, fea-turinp Fiji il;:G larone at crease defense. ' rother Joel iuckberg (•76) is ca.ntain of the JF lacrossa teajn, which also '•■on its oneniny ame, 3i d.efeatin,';- the ' artvicF: J 's. Around the house, the big sv-riny sport is Softball, with "strsa.k.i"n{ " a close second. Yhe softball squad is an.':ious for the onening "aiio as an e7!-.>3rianco(^ -"roup atte.mpts to better last scayon's 7-3 iiar'"s. ome • ■rothers are also lookin' : forward to the j.-li-ot 'vnminl ^ nior.. Folia e frisbee chairinioDs'iips, to be held in mid-A-nril. ■ iurin'-: the 'dnter ~iji fi.v)ished third in intra;riural S'lMimin;^ led by Jandy hor. Jay Yun";: and ; 'cith ott. "rother Lave "ernat also • on h.is r;cco::d varsity ci;,: letter. The house basketball teaiii, sufferiij ■ fro 2-3. a distinct lack of si-ze finis.hied a dismal Jew In.sler ('7'3) \r\nALUHMI NOTES rxi i Jack Burwell '^M lives in Scotia, 4.-I - i/jo , , ^. Dick Butler 63 has been promoted for G.E across the Mohawk and v/orks to /ice President of tne Hartford National BanJc. and is a branch manager for ^nd Jim Forbes '31 are active in U Roy liershey '68 lives in Niskayuna Dennison |37» Don Hudson "the BanJc" Union's Hartford Alumni Club. Gary DeLuca '72 is a health inspec- Joel Buckberg *76 tor for the city of Schenecta- dy. LiMeade Bundy *ko works for IBxI in Essex Junction, Vt, ALUlviNI RPwS vJanted- Bits, Pieces, Tidbits, novels, and/or any t5'pe of John Calender*73 is a law clerk for inforraation and nev/s of Clark Clifford in Washington what is happening v/ith Chi B.C. Alumni for inclusion in the and is attending Lav; School there. next Chi Taraa. Paul Pfinqst '73 is at St. John's Law School/ Dave V/illiains '73 is at Albany Law ALUIHil DIxRECTORY A new, revised AlumniT Directory is Joe Quinn *68 is at University of in its final stages of production. Puget Sound Law School after Watch jrour mail soon for this 197'^ a stint with Hyatt House. edition. Dave "Heaven" Benl^o '73 is working niirngTArmTFa YOUNG i-Srw> toward a Ph D. in Chemistry if you know of any outstanding OJ V '73 is alive and J v/ell n voung man vdio should considered Ken Sdwenlc membership in PhibeGaimna Delta p. , ^ u .. 1- be a part of inform the Union icicharx/"noche"_hoimas 'o7 Khasc moved^^^^^vdll 1978. please the Louisville, x-xj;. „ 4., Rush Chairman. D. Chip Hoe '69 runs coxnputers in XRichmond Ys,. x.xike Rabb and Bill Clayton '73 ai*® slaving through U. of Buffalo xledicai School. Ed Calamai '73 is at UNC for a .Masters in BacteriolO;gyImiiiunol Ovgy, Drev/ Hamelink '71 lives in Ballston La^ie and works for G K Charlie"iells '73 was havin| "fun" in Baltimore with B'estingh house, last we heard. Gary Lynch '73 is an electrical engineer for V/estchester County. Paul Kabb '73 works for Kodak in PxOchester and is married to the i&or-i.ier Ci-ystal .marquis, A1 Britton '7^-!* vdll start in a Ph.D program in Chemistry at the School of Environmen tal ScicncG and Forestry at Syracuse University, x.ark X elson *71 is now a police officer in rrenville, I BY. Bob Truxfoull '68 is the proud father of son, Benjamin, who arrived in Hovember.