PI GAMMA CHAPTER OF PHI GAMMA DELTA Volume VII Number 1 Fall I96I THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA U.B.C. HOMECOMING WEEKEND - OCTOBER 27 - 28 PI GAMMA ADDS TO FESTIVITIES - - A time to renew friendships, a time to relive old memories, a time to see the new campus: this is Homecoming Weekend. Wouldn't you like to enjoy all or some of it? The 35th Anniversary Homecoming hegins on the afternoon of Friday, October 27, with a golf tournament at Llniversity ' Golf Course. Later, there will be reunion '■ dinners for the Medical Faculty, and num erous graduating classes. In the evening — basketball at the War Memorial Gym, where the Old-Timers take on the Thunderbirds. Following the game is the Students' Campus Revue. The students will provide an evening of infor mal entertainment. Refreshments will be available. This will be the ideal meetino place after the game and class reunions. CHAPTER HOUSE. Completed last term, the addition to the hack of the Fraternity house added three bedrooms and doubled the kitchen area. O The largest number of class reunions PI GAMMA PLEDGES 24 Twenty-four outstanding men pledged Tom Sharp's home was the scene of the final function, on Thanksgiving Monday. Homecoming this year. Reunions will be 10, to climax one of the most competitive The Chapter is indebted to the Mothers' held for the classes of 1916, 1921, 1926, rushing seasons in the chapter's history. Club, who provided the food for all three ever held at one time are planned for themselves to Phi Gamma Delta on October 1931, 1936, 1941, 1946, and 1951. Gradu The new pledges are: Peter Armstrong, functions. Without their support, no rush ates of these years will have received more Wayne Bryan, Malcolm Clay, John Cox, ing season could be a success. Our thanks information by mail. Barry Crosby, Jeremy Dalton, Andy Dany- arc also extended to the Graduate brothers Saturday morning activities resume with liu, Doug Draeseke, Murray Halkett, Bob Johnston, Tommy Johnston, Pete Kelly, professors emeriti, followed by panel dis Bill Lang, Malcolm McAvity, John Mccussions and presentations. Crachen, Paul MacKinnon, Cris Madden, The Thunderbird football team meets Jcre Mitchell, Bob Murdoch, Mike Pozin, The University of Alberta Golden Bears Terry Rochfort. Jack Tasaka, Andy Thom, oil the giicliroh. Riiy "Wimpy" Towers will Ray Wickland, free registration, and coffee with deans and represent Pi Gamma. As tjp ;))tpinatiye who attended so many of the functions. The final function, above all, was made a greater success by the large turnout of graduates. Phil Shier and Dick Stevens entertained the rushees as well as the actives at the second and third functions re.spcctively. Rushing hegi|n pp Sepfpiphpr 29, when Tire rnany ni