Published by Chi lota Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS, MARCH, 1958 New Series Vol. XXII No. 3 Chapter Maintains Rank To Return for Pig Dinner April 20 Of 11th in Scholarship; Issue Call for All Chi lota Grads By DAN O'CONNELL '54 The nation-wide call is out for all Chi lotans to return and rehash All-Men's Mark Drops olil memories in the "401" hut April 20 . . . And if you haven't had a chance yet to see the world's most un-primitive Fiji hut—take this one! Grades for all undergraduate Pig Dinner Undergraduate Chairman Bill leuter '58 and Graduate men dropped considerably this past Chairman DAN O'CONNELL. '54, have arranged a lively program semester. The all-men's average highlighted by guest speaker William S. Zerman, former field secretary slipped from 3.519 to 3.433. and now Dean of Men at Ohio Wesleyan University, the moulder of prominent Fijis SCOOP WILKIN SON and PHIL EBELING. Help Spur Undergrads Spring Carnival will be held Satui-day, April 19, so if possible, come early and help spur the un dergrads towards another carnival Plan Bi-Sectional Confab to be Held At Wisconsin Site In spite of this drop. Phi Gamma Delta held fast, and won 11th place for the third consecutive semester. Our average was 3.505. That placed us among the 17 fraternities that were above the all-men's average. Many "big-name" fraternities received severe blows on their rat BILL CARMICHAEL '42 has an ing. ATO was 47th, DU, 48th, Sig trophy. Another highlight of the week nounced that a Bi-Section Conven ma Pi, 53rd, and SAE, 55th, out of end will be the presentation to the tion of Sections XII and XIII will a total of 58 fraternities. Congratulations to Chi Iota on chapter of a 24" bronze seal of be held at the University of Wis the University of Illinois cast by consin chapter house in Madison, their scholarship rating. Frances j. plym, '97, one of on Friday and Saturday, April 18 the founders of our chapter. Brother Plym's son, Lawrence J. and 19. Bill is Chief of Section XII which Plym '28, president of the Kawneer includes the Chicago, Minnesota, Company, and GEORGE SHEV- Northwestern and Wisconsin chap LIN, '35, who helped arrange the ters, and the Lawrence. accompanying memorial plaque. Eshelman, Confab Planned Colony New Chapter President at On Feb. 10, the new officers of Section XIII, headed by George Chi Iota chapter were installed. presentation, are expected to be on hand to present the seal and an * Delta Dave Cade '59 Elected includes the Illinois, Elected in January, the officers are: Iowa, Illinois Wesleyan and Knox Pres.—Dave Cade '59, Joliet President JIM FELT, '42, will chapters. Treas.—Carl Ostrand '00, Highpreside at an open meeting of the The convention will get under wood Board of Directors of the Phi way with an informal get-together Rec. Secy.—Kurt Lauridsen '59, Friday evening and business meet Kankakee Secy.—Dave nois to be held on Sunday morn ings will be held all day on Satur Corres. ing at 10:15 in the chapter house. day. Each of the chapters will be Champaign Come in time for that, too! The represented by undergraduate dele Historian — Bob Gamma Delta Association of Illi dinner starts at 1:00 p.m. gates, and all Principle Legion Geist '60, Fischer '59 Evanston ' naires and house corporation offi Pledge Trainer—Tony McCarthy the new officers of the chapter— cers and directors are urged to at '00, South Bend, Ind. so send off that income tax return tend. All Chi Iota graduate members Dick Norberg '51 Moves and come down to "401" to relax are invited to attend the conven for the weekend! You'll also have a chance to meet tion. McGill's '57 Move May 15 JAMES J. McGILL '57 announc DICK NORBERG '51 announces a "new address in Rockford, 111, COLE BLASIER '57 reports a 104 Hollister Ave. new address to all Illinois Fiji "Working at Rockford Screw es that he is moving to Ottawa, 111., readers. He is now living at 3320 Products as a salesman. Since the and his new address after May 15 Highland PI., N. W., Washington Phi Delt situation is heavy in will be 908 Retz Dr. Until then, 8, D. C. Brother Blasier works as Rockford, I certainly would like to Jim will be living at 1000 Grove a foreign service officer for the De see the Fightin' Fijis sweep that partment of State. Intramural crown. Best of luck." St., Evanston, 111. \r\nPage Two THE ILLINOIS FIJI Published quarterly by Phi Gamma Delta Association of Illi nois and Chi Iota chapter of Phi Gamma Delta for its members and friends. Thanks to Our Subscribing Graduate Members... Our thanks to all these graduate members of Chi Iota chapter who have sent in their subscriptions James Ruyle since our last issue: B Joseph A. Zalar Co-Editors Cole Biasier '45 Send contributions, news of E. L. Boynton '35 graduates, and changes of address Andrew G. Bradt '23 to the Publication office. Box 713, Gene Bridges '50 Station A, Champaign, 111., Chapter A. C. Bromm '20 House: 401 East John street. Cham Allen B. Brown '17 paign, Illinois. PHI GAMMA DELTA ASSOCIATION of ILLINOIS President: James H. Felt '42 231 S. LaSalle St., Chicago 4 Vice-Presjdent Groen Champaign Stuart M. Mamer '42 c/o Thomas, Mullikon & Mamer, 30 Main St., Champaign Treasurer: Frederick E. Lee, Jr. '36 c/o First National Bank of Chicago, 38 S. Dearborn St., Chicago 3 Financial Harold D. Burr '54 C F. E. Cavette, Jr. '48 Carl Christoph '44 Robert J. John J. N. Faissler '28 77 Robert 156 B. W. Washington St., Chicago 2 Sullan '50 c/o Graham, Anderson, Probst & White, 201 N. Wells St., Chicago 6 William B. Green '08 c/o Barber-Greene Mfg. Co., 400 N. Highland Ave., Aurora Milton C. Haas '26 c/o Dei Farm Foods, Inc., Larrabee St., Chicago 14 2015 N. Roc. Dave Cade Carl Ostrand Secy Kurt Lauridsen *55) '60 Dave Geist '60 Historian Bob Fischer '50 Tony McCarthy R H. M. Raiisback '09 F. A. Resch '27 Chuck Edwards '30 G James Gernant '53 John T. Gibson '22 James C. Gorin '34 William A. Greene '47 H Ray C. Haas '20 William G. Read '18 M. A. Reasoner '33 S A. B. Sawyer, Jr. '10 John W. Sawyer '24 Irving R. Seeiy '35 Joseph L. Seger '27 Harold A. Sharts '27 George H. Sheviin, Ji'Harry C. Smith '11 Leonard H. Steeie '42 Robert L. Sweet '24 T Phillips Talhot '36 R. M. Talhot '05 Richard T. Haas '49 Harold F. Trapp '31 Ashieigh D. Haiiiweii '19 Seth Hughes '25 Gilbert H. Turner '28 James M. Turner '34 Robert Jenkins '56 Wayne A. Johnston '19 '55) Corres. Secy. Pledge Trainer N Richard A. Norherg '51- J CHAPTER OFFICERS Pri:s Treas. Robert D. McKneiiy '53 J. Tyler Rankin '26 Loren B. Felt '41 Alan W. Fisk '50 Harris D. Fisk '17 Diefenthaler '35) Me D Donald J. Drummond '57 E John J. Faissler '28 c/o General Electric Co., Canal St., Chicago 6 Jack G. Miller '34 David K. Mills '49 Cap Crossiey, Jr. '46 F OTHER CORPORATION OFFICERS M John Massey '54 James J. McGiii '57 '42 Harold E. Hindsley '50 William F. Lewis '31 Charles R. Little '16 John R. Littler '44 J. R. Lotz '01 Theodore W. Morse '41 Chapter Alumni Adviser: Stuart M. Mamer Adviser: Jack M. Lepp '41 Gordon D. Bryan '30 Warren Buckley '13 Fred S. Crook '35 Secretary: Gordon L. Leach '53 Frederic E. Lee '36 T. E. Brown '54 John P. Christie '30 Harold E. Hindsley '50 c/o Bresee-Warner, 602 E. St., March, 1958 THE ILLINOIS FIJI '60 K Jaines H. Kahlert, Jr. '55 Richard M. Keck '28 Warren Kinsey '33 Phi Gams Pick Queen Roger Kirkwood '15 J. Russell Lammering '38 L Following the tradition of most big dances, the InterFraternity Norris V. Lateer, Jr. '42 Fred L. Vance '39 R. M. Vance '41 W Brent Wadsworth '5Z James D. Ward '29 William J. Wai'daii '08 John E. Watkins '48 Z H. W. Zimmer '26 Graduate Prods Members of 79/9; Ball this year will bring queen candidates under the spotlight on the night of April 13. The Fijis are supporting Miss WAYNE A. JOHNSTON '19 in ber of the Class of '19 listed, and Pat Long of Pi Beta Phi, who is forms us, "I thought that I had that is terrible! Check is enclosed. John Jenkins' pin girl. "You have a mighty fine little sent in my check to help the Phi Pat also is one of 16 finalists for Gamma Delta Association keep paper, and I read the interesting Sends His Illinois Fiji' Subscription the 1958 liiio yearbook. Come Back for Pig Dinner, Apr. 20 The Illinois Fiji coming along through the 1957-1958 school year. "However, looking at the list on pages two and five, I fail to find my name listed, so I guess I must have news which you include in it. I ap preciate tremendously your using my 'Living Phiiisophy.' " Brother Johnston's mailing ad dress is Illinois Central Railroad, failed to do so. As a matter of fact, President's Office, 135 E. 11th Pi-, I don't see a single solitary mem Chicago 5, 111. \r\nMarch, 1958 THE Page Three ILLINOIS FIJI Sllinois Fifis Greet All Graduate Members, Friends f UJSr-'^g THE 1957-58 EDITION OF THE ILLINOIS FIJIS greet their graduate members and friends. Under graduates and pledges include (left to right): BOTTOM ROW: Dick Green, Bob Young, Don Larson, Neal Kottke, Dave Neupert, John Eye, John Helledy and D.nny Fox. SECOND ROW: Jim Russell, John Busch, Don Schwarz, Dick Bailey, Bob Renter, Bob .Vrmstrong, Mel Jager, Steve Hoeppner, Mac Graham and Bob Hindsley. THIRD ROW: Jim Shivley, Bob Byers, Rob Little, John Rettit, Owen Ackerman, Kurt Lauridsen, Jim Solomon, Dan Damon, Carl Ostrand, Dick Peterson, Jim Babcock, Dick Brandt and Frank Hedgecock. FOURTH ROW: Dave Zwanzig, Bob Schissler, Jim Rheener, Dean Bodnar, Jim Ruyle, John Bone, Fred Martin, Kent Brennecke, Dick Schaeffer, Ron Peterson, Tom Tansor, George Whitney, Jim Eggeriches, Dave Cade, Pete Hasselman, Bill Fox, Maurie Weaver, Dave Geist and Bob Madix. TOP ROW: Ed Wagel, Ed Gombos, Leo Wotan, Garee Slider, Gerry Carlson, Russell McDonald, Bob Fischer, Jerry Lippold, Bob Passeneau, Larry Bankart, John Jenkins, Tom Johnston, Tony McCarthy, Elby Wallace, Jim Robertson, Bob Johnston, Carl Reinhart, Dick Neu, Jewett Cole, Gerry Ford and Jack Diederich. Dan O'Connell, Iron Curtain Visitor, To Head Pig Dinner, Relate Views Delta Colony Installation Set April 26; All Invited The Delta Colony at Lawrence DAN O'CONNELL '54, graduate chairman of the Pig Dinner to be College at Appleton, Wis., will be held at Chi Iota on April 20, undoubtedly will have many interesting installed on Saturday, April 26. stories to pass on to the brothers regarding his trip around the world All graduates are cordially invited during July-November, 1957. to attend the impressive ceremony. Dan was one of 160 Americans to attend the International Youth Festival held in Moscow last sum mer. More than 32,000 young interviewed on television. All the national officers, includ ing our secretary, ERNIE LOVE- In contrast to the many "fellow- JOY '20, and BILL CARMICHAEL travelers" who made the journey to '42, Chief of Section XII, will be there. During his one-month stay in Moscow and Peiking, Dan retui'ned Chi Iota chapter is graciously Moscow, Dan saw Khrushchev and as a loyal American who is a per Bulganin, and visited the tomb of sonal witness to the horrors of sharing in the gifts to be donated to our new chapter. Lenin and Stalin, the Kremlin, and Communism. people from all parts of the world attended the festival. Russian factories and schools. Dan was in the group of 42 Americans who continued on to mini Mens Glee Club Needs Funds For European Trip; Lions to Help Peiking, China, spending eight days on the Trans-Siberian RailThe Illinois Varsity Men's Glee Club has for some time been planning i-oad. He traveled 11,000 miles in China alone, and had interviews a tour of Europe for this coming summer, and the trip now depends with Chou en Lai and six of the solely on funds, the total requirement of which has not yet been met. Singing with the club will be Bob Johnston '60, Shelbyville; Garee American turncoats still in China. On his return trip to the USA, Slider '59, Decatur; Dave Neupei't '61, Danville; and Dick Bailey '61, he visited Hong Kong, Japan and Carmi. The Lions Club of the State of Illinois is contacting their local Dan has told his story before clubs, requesting the contribution of financial support. It is hoped Hawaii. many civic groups since returning [hat any Fijis belonging to any Illinois Lions Club will advocate this to this country and he has been contribution. \r\nPage Four March, 1958 THE ILLINOIS FIJI 3 Phi Gams Make Their Marks In Campus Activities, Varsity Sports Two Graduate Members Nominated tor Positions On U. of I. Alumni Assn. The Fijis, as individuals, are still going places on campus. Dave Geist '60, Champaign, has been selected for InterFraternity Two Phi Gam graduate members executive committee, having previously been a staunch member of the InterFraternity Council, a student senator and vice-president of have been nominated for offices in the freshman council one year ago. the University of Illinois Alumni Besides this, Dave has been chosen for membership on Com Association. merce Council. Ackerman Sets Mark Owen Ackerman '59 Peoria, our varsity swimming champ, has broken more records. At the Pur due meet, he swam the 200-yd. backstroke event in 2:14, cracking the old varsity record of 2:14.2. A new Huff Gym record was set by the team in a medley relay of 400 yards, in which Owen swam the Chi lota Receives 2 Mention Awards WALTER C. LECK '34 has been renominated for the office of presi dency, while WILLIAM J. CARMICHAEL '42 has been nominated for Awards given out by the Nation al Fraternity for 1956-57 show that Chi Iota chapter has received honorable mentions for the Cheney Cup and the Coon Plaque. The Coon Plaque is awarded for outstanding undergraduate publi second vice-president of the Association. Nominations for officers and di rectors were offered by the associa tion nominating committee at a January director's meeting. If there are no other nominations for office by March 20, those whose cations. names have been placed before the backstroke. A complete list of the awards association by the committee, will Combos Takes First assume office at the spring meeting Ed Combos '59, Monessen, Pa., is follows: 1956-57 WINNERS taking long strides on the gym nastics team. Western In Illinois the meet with Cheney Cup University, Ed placed first on the high bar. Against Minnesota, he placed 1. Rutgers agent for the State Mutual Life 2. 3. Arizona Indiana Assurance Co., 309 W. Jackson Blvd., Suite 2016, Chicago 6. Broth er Carmichael, who is at present an associate director, is a Western Ad vertising sales manager for Sales Management, Inc., 333 N. Michigan Honorable Mention: Knox, Mich ing Iowa, he was third. In both of igan, Illinois, Washington second on the high bar, and oppos these meets the first place man was Baker Cup (Social Service to community) an Olympic contender on the Illi Winner: Kansas nois squad. May 24. Brother Leek works as a general Ave., Chicago 1. Coon Plaque 1. Fiji iM Cagers Tops; Predict League Crown HARRY C. SMITH '17 tells us, Missouri 2. George Tech 3. Wittenberg Honorable Mention: Rutgers, Il linois Wesleyan, Purdue. "Living in Mexico City at present, but returning to Long Beach, Calif, every January and August. "My address in Mexico is: Juarex-3, San Angel-20, Mexico, The Fiji basketball team is look DANA T. SCHUBERT '57 sends D. F. Telephone 14-73-27. ing tops in Intramural competition. in his subscription and a new ad "My mailing address still is 3229 Right now, they are undefeated dress. He now is living at 957 E. Anaheim St., Long Beach 4, in their league, and it doesn't look | Acres Lane, Des Plaines, 111. Calif." Harry is retired. as if they will be stopped. Much credit must be given to Ken Suttcr, Jim Egge riches, George Wbitney, Bob Passaneau, Denny Fox and Bill Armstrong. 1958 Spring Event Called Sheequon; Fijis, Alpha Chi Omegas Team Up Burl Corrigan, the team's coach, Sheequon, the 1958 Spring last year's fair, but it is under getting and keeping the team in Event, the successor to last year's stood that there will be more liber shape. Spring Fair and grandson to ty to expand the booths with music Our pledges are also holding Spring Carnival, will take place on and chorus lines. Also planned for Spring Event their own. At present, they are Sat. April 19. 'The theme will be is an effig.v burning, but not be tied for the pledge league cage "It Happens Every Spring". Phi This theme will become the es lieving in artificiality, the championship with Phi Delta sence of floats, exhibitions, pub Gams will select a pledge for this Theta. has done a wonderful job toward In the other Intramural spring licity and otber components of the role. Paired With AXD sports, handball and ping pong, event, each of which will i-equire The Fijis have been named to our men are advancing, but noth time-consuming effort on the part work with Alpha Chi Omega for ing definite may be concluded as of each competing house group. Parade yet. Plan to Attend Pig Dinner, Apr. 20 Planned the event. The last time we were A parade is to fanfare Sheequon paired with these girls was for the with big floats rolling down turkey run in 1956. Carl Ostrand, our treasurer, has Wright Street. The main show will consist of audience-participation been appointed business manager booths in the Armory, much like for the event. \r\nMarch, 1958 Page Five THE ILLINOIS FIJI Judge Walter Lindley '07 Succumbs; Outstanding Federal Arbitrator List New Addresses... New addresses have been receiv Judge Walter C. Lindley '01 of the United States Circuit Court of ed from the following Phi Gamma Appeals died Jan. 3, less than a day after he had announced he would Delta graduate members since the publication of the last Illinois Fiji: retire Jan. 15. He was 77. Stewart C. Blasier '46V2, 3320 Lindley had been a federal .iudge for 35 years. He was a federal Highland Place, N. W., Washing District judge in Danville, his This court had nation-wide juris home, from 1922 to 1949, when he was appointed to the appeals court. diction over appeals in matters in ton 8, D. C. Donald 0. Boyd '53, 1390 Ray He died in a Danville hospital, volving war-time emergency laws mond Dr., Aurora, 111. Dr. Thomas C. Bunting '48, 2443 where he had been seriously ill for and regulations, giving this court a war-time importance second only Vermont, Quincy, 111. a month. to that of the Supreme Court it Donald J. Drummond '57, 817 Rules Against A & P Fourth St., Columbus, Ind. It was Judge Lindley who in self. Judge Lindley is survived by his Alan W. Fisk '50, 162 Divisidero 1946, entered a finding that the Atlantic and Pacific food chain widow, Louise; two daughters, Mrs. St., San Francisco, Calif. A. J. Byrne of Arlington Heights Bonham M. Fox '34, Prudential and Mrs. Robert Morgan of Indian Plaza, Chicago 1, 111. James L. Gernant '56, 503 N. He was born in Neoga, Cumber apolis, and a son, Walter C. Jr., of Honolulu. State St., Geneseo, 111. land county, in 1880. Burial was in Spring Hill ceme James H. Kahlert, Jr. '55, 22% Since 1949, he was a member of Lamboll St., Charleston, S. C. the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals in tery in Danville. and 28 officers and subsidiaries had violated the antitrust act. His home address was Chicago. 1212 N. The 7th circuit hears appeals Logan Ave., Danville. from district courts in Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin. Asked Senior Recognition Judge Lindley had asked to be Fiji, Phi PsI Dance Held Following Shrimp Dinner placed on the roster of seniorjudges. After much debate, the annual He was appointed a U. S. Dis trict Court judge by President Fiji dance with Phi Kappa Psi was Harding in 1922. Judge Lindley had been a Re publican practising law in Danville. "Uncle Joe" Cannon was one of his clients, and it was through "Uncle Joe's" influence that Lindley was seated on the District Court for Eastern Illinois. Truman Promotes Him It was a Democratic President, Harry Truman, who in 1949 pro"loted Judge Lindley to the place he occupied at his death as a mem ber of the Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit. Among those who urged this appointment was the Democratic judge, Sherman Min ton, whose promotion from the Court of Appeals to the Supreme Court created the vacancy. This recognition by two Presi dents, of opposing parties, is < tribute to the truly judicial tern perament, uninfluenced by politics, that Judge Lindley brought to his held at the Moose Club, preceded by a banquet at the chapter house. Our cook, Oma Truox and an as sistant provided an excellent shrimp dinner. After the dinner, a cocktail party was held for the upperclassmen by Warren Kinsey '33, Southmoreland PI., Decatur, 111. Roger Kirkwood '15, 1702 Porter Ave., Lawrenceville, 111. Jay R. Larson '54, USS Whitehurst, Pier 91, Seattle, Wash. Gordon L. Leach '53, 416 Blackhawk, Aurora, 111. John V. Massey '54, 2010 BigOak Lane, Northbrook, 111. David C. McClelland '59, 6620 Arrowhead Trail, Rockford, 111. James J. McGill '57, 908 Retz Dr., Ottawa, 111. (After May 15) Clarence E. Noerenberg '07, 808 Hilgard, Los Angeles 24, Calif. mores were left to their own de Richard A. Norberg '51, 104 Hollister Ave., Rockford, 111. Charles A. Raper '49, 5991 Park- vices. chester Rd., Dayton 59, Ohio Jim Babcock and Dick Peterson. The snubbed freshmen and sopho Johnny Rinaldo's music made the affair into a tremendous success. We want to thank our chaperones Mr. and Mrs. JOHN J. McGILL '57 for the kind attention shown to us. John R. Small '48, 621 S. Grang er St., Harrisburg, 111. John L. Stevenson '50, 514 S. 50th, Omaha 6, Neb. Arthur D. Swift '40, 711 N. Tay Dates of both the undergradu ates and pledges expressed their lor, Kirkwood, Mo. approval of a wonderful evening of Duncan O. Welty, Jr. enjoyment. Rosewood, Winnetka, 111. '18, 345 Fijis (and Voices) Return in Spirit As Tryouts for Sachem Sing Near high duties. Even before his formal appoint The Fijis are back in singing tempts to convert our grunt-like ment to the Court of Appeals spirits again for our first competi bellows into the soft twitter of Judge Lindley had often served it tion in Sachem Sing since 1956, cherabim. The song we plan to sing is en by special assignment by the U. S. when Chi Iota walked away with Supreme Court. the first prize trophy. Garee Slider, our song leader, Also by assignment from the and Bob Johnston, both members Supreme Court, he was a member of the Varsity Men's Glee Club, are in World War II of the five-judge conducting weekly house rehearWar Court Member U. S. Emergency Court of Appeals. Isals. They're making valiant at titled "Soon I Will Be Done". The first line goes like this; "Soon Ah wul be dunna wit de trubls ob de worl" which translated means: "Slap the horse's sirloin, sheriff, I'm at the end of my rope." \r\nPage Six March, 1958' THR ILLINOIS FIJI News Briefs from Phi Gamma Delfa Graduafes Situated Everywhere DONALD J. DRUMMOND '57 "Our new house is only three Champaign, 111., to 2010 Big Oak writes, "All is at peace now. My blocks from U. S. 66, and the wel Lane, Northbrook, 111. wife and I have finally settled come mat Is always out for any of' "Formerly, I was art director of down and I began work Jan. 6. I the brothers passing through. j the University of Illinois Press; hope some of the brothers take "I am still with Vinson Supply! now I am director of graphic de note of my new address and write." Co., in the capacity now of office sign, Container Corporation of Don is now living at 817 Fourth manager. Not to 'proselytize' the St., Columbus, Ind. He is a trainee brothers, but If you ever need pipe, with Cummins Diesel. valves or fittings, give us a holler —and remember the motto, 'You'll Lt. HAROLD D. BURR '54, jet never have a pain, if you always pilot of the F86D, stationed at buy Crane.' " Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Tucson, Ariz., married Zoe L. Nel JIM KAHLERT '55 writes, "Had son, an AOPi, and they are parents a busy Christmas; flew to Los Anof 22-month-old Randy. The Burrs home address is 2610 W. Laura, Peoria, 111. They are living now at Tucson, Ariz. 1023 Palm Rd., Eddy '00 Dies Feb. 23 of a brother. Dr. CORLISS D. ANDERSON '26, professor of finance in North western University's Graduate School of Business, has been elect ed a director of the National Bank of Commerce of Chicago. He is a former managing partner of Duff, Anderson and Clark, investment and financial counsel of Chicago. We recently were notified of the death America, 38 S. Dearborn St., Chi cago." CLARENCE Brother Anderson has also been made consultant to Growth Re L. EDDY '00 of 222 E. Cass St., search which manages Growth In Osceola, la., passed away on Feb. dustry Shares, a mutual Invest a new business address. It is