Vol. IV, No, IV Mississippi State, Mississippi FIELD SECRETARY Field Secretary Steven E. Area visited Sigma ¥s\i on February 19-21, and a copy of his report was sent to the chapter. Area enjoyed his visit and was very impressed with Sigma J.tu's accomplishments. He listed as Strong points Scholarship, Commit April, 19lh CAMPUS GRO'OTH Mississippi State is continuir^ to grow, not only in enrollment but in facilities as well. Construction is in various stages on four new build ings. Both the Seed Technology building and the McCool Business building are nearing completion and tee System, Administrative Efficien should be in use this fall. cy, Graduate Relations, Care of House Institute of Archaeology and the Col and Grounds, and Extracurricflilar iseum will be completed ^'d.thin a year Activities. He commented that Sigma Mu stands a good chance of vrinning and a half. the Archons Trophy again this year. Area listed as the chapter's weak points Rush, Big Brother Program, and Undergraduate Accounts Receiv able, and made several suggestions The Cobb The Greek system is also grow ing at State. Local chapters of Sigma Nu fraternity and Alpha Chi Omega sor ority were installed recently. This brings the Greek total at MSU to six teen fraternities and eight sororities. for improvement in these areas. MOTHERS CLUB PHI GAI'M SPORTS Intramural softball came to an exciting conclusion this month, with Fiji ranking third among frat ernities. In regular season play the brothers defeated Kappa Sigma, Triangle, and Pi Kappa Alpha, and lost to Lambda Chi Aloha. In the playoffs Phi Gamm battled unsuccess fully against Sigma Chi for first place, but clinched third in an R-5 victory over Sigma Phi Epsilon. The 197^1 officers of the Mary McCarty Club are Mrs. Walter Rebmann, President; Itrs. Francis Boyd, Vice President; Mrs. Larry Blankenship, Treasurer; Ilrs. R.B. Stimson, Secre tary; and Mrs. James F. Hooper, Advispr, The Club's purpose is to aid and sup port the chapter, and wives and mothers of graduates arc virged to join. They may do so by sending twelve dollars in dues to Mrs. Larry Blankenship at Box 532, Jliss. State, UB 39762. graduating BROTHERS NE-'/S OF BROTHERS l!ay, 197U will mark the grad uation of nine Fijis at Mississippi moving to Jackson this cummer to begin State. They are Winston Earnheart, work mth Jitney Stores of America. Buzzy Handworker, Ray Jordan, bi-ew McDowell, Franklin llyers, Jon Naugher, Curtis McNeer, Robert Siedell, and David Wesley, The continuing inter Brother Edwards received his B.3. in Stove Edwards (Sigma iki '73) is Animal Science, and is preoontiy graduate Dtvi-aor\+. n+ state UiaT-vor»SJ w--ty. est and support of these now Gradna-ta Brothers is of prVjsno iiaoortance to the chapter. PHI GAMI1 JIETSLETTER The Phi Gamm Ncwfsletter is pub lished monthly by Sigma Mu Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta as a service to its Graduates, Editor Chris R. Rebmann