ANTHte Pi Sigma of Phi Gamma Delta, University of Pittsburgh Volume II, Number 2 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania NEW OFFICERS At the Annual Meeting of the Pi Sigma Association on October 19, the main order of business was the elec tion of officers for the coming year. George Taylor will serve as President this year after having been our past Purple Legionnaire. The other new officers are: Treasurer- John Sheppard Secretary- Phil Carlin Purple Legionnaire- Bill Snee At the December 6 Undergraduate Meeting, the new Undergraduate Off icers were elected for the year of 1972. They are: President- Mike Senneway Treasurer- Prank Rodzwicz Fall 1971 ATTENTION! PIG DINNER 72 The date for the 5^th Annual Pi Sigma Norris Pig Dinner has been moved to February 18, 1972. The site will be Stouffer's Restaurant on North Craig in Oakland. An open bar will commence at 6:30-p.m. with dinner being served at 7:30 p.m. The cost for the dinner will be IB.'^O. N.W. "Jerry" Solomon (Neb raska '51)» Archon Counselor, will be the main speaker for the evening. And of course there will be a re ception at the House afterwards. Last year's dinner was quite a success and there is no reason why Recording Sec,- Jake Jacoby Corresponding Sec.- Eli Rebich essful. Look forward to further cor Historian- Mark Sobota respondence on the Pig Dinner. this y.-iar's can't be twice as succ FALL SPORTS This year Fiji rocketed through the first half of their 1971-1972 sports season with the same flare and poise as last year, capturing unprecidented championship titles in Softball and football. SEE YOU ON FEBRUARY 18 These accomplishments place the Pi Sig ma chapter in an excellent posi tion for winning the Fraternity All-Sports Trophy for the second time in two years. Bill Hull, Rich Miller, and Dick Rizzutto delivered stellar hitting performances as Barry Si- card's .431 ERA pitching led us to the IFC Softball title. The superior passing of Pete Antinopoulos coupled with the excel lent blocking and receiving of Bill Hull, Wayne Pile, Jake Jacoby, and Frank Rodzwicz, and fine defensive play executed by Van Krause, Bob Thompson, Vince Corsi, Bill Mamakos, and Dave Krugh gave the Fiji's their second IFC football trophy. Let's not forget the Alumni Lunch eons held on Tuesdays at 12:15 at Kaufmann's Downtown Dining Room, GRAD INTEREST A large turnout of graduate brothers made for a very successful Homecoming receptionon October 31. A good time was had by all who at tended. The undergraduate chapter wishes to thank the graduates for their participation. The Law Seminar which was held at the House on November 15 in conjunc tion with the Big Brother Program was an overwhelming success. Six attorneys; Ed Graf, Chet Fossee, Ira Hill, Larry McBride, Howard Scott and Hank Wallace were on hand to —THE PANTHER FIJI — Editor: Mike Yesko Assistant: Fred McLuckie Contributors: P. Carlin, P. Kalinsky, C. Luft, F. Rodzwicz. explain the different areas of the Legal profession. After their pre sentations everyone went downstairs for some casual discussion around the "bar". We, the Undergrade, wish to thank these men for taking the time sind interest to make the seminar a success. \r\nHELP YOUR BROTHERS Statistics will Dear out the fact that the job market for college p-raduates in general is now lower now than ever before. In appealing to thS tradition of Fiji brotherhood, we are asking that any Graduate B?othe?s wio are in positions to arr^ge interviews or evaluate their ronrnanv's nersonnel needs, keep in mind our graduating seniors. In April, approximately 20 seniors will be graduating, 10 of which will be seeking emnlovment. Our recent December graduates, six in number, are listed Sow with their interests. Also, summer jobs being as scarce as ever, w^wSd be grateful for any leads in this area for the undergrads. December graduates: vJilliam Hull - Economics Viilliam Mamakos - Psychology ?homas Porecca - Phys, Ed. XllUllldO X WA • --tf —• - Paul Karki - Geography Wayne Pile - Economics Barry Sicard - Civil Engineering Hemember, if you can help, contact the House, NEW BROTHERS The following men were pledged to our Fraternity during the fall term and initiated after a successful Help Week: Warren, Pa, West Mifflin, Pa, Easton, Pa, Aliquippa, Pa, Carnegie, Pa. Canonsburg, Pa, Freshman Penn Hills, Pa, Freshman Aliquippa, Pa, Freshman New Brighton, Pa, Freshman New Florence, Pa, Junior Carl Luft, Pledge Trainer John Bonavita Freshman Fred Furia Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Bob Jacobius Mike Muslin Tom Rodzwicz Dave Scola Jeff Sekerka Oscar Stevens Allan Wilkofsky Rick Younkin QUESTIONNAIRE In an attempt to make our newsletter more relevant to our graduates, we have included a questionnaire form in which we are requesting informa tion on yourself or other brothers,. There is no need to limit yourself to this format; it serves only as a guideline. For example. Brother Pete Miller recently took the time to call Brother Hank Wallace from Pittsburgh International Airport, asking to be remembered to his brothers. Brother Miller resides with his wife and children at 136 Swaggertown Road, Scotia, New York 12302, He is with an advertising division of General Electric, known ps Tomorrow Entertainment, So use your imagination and return the questionnaire to the House as soon as possible. It is through these questionnaires that we will be able to spotlight you!! Name in Full Year Graduated Date of Initiation Phone No, Address ocupation Address of Business News of Yourself and Other Alumni Names of freshmen entering Pitt who would make good Fiji's Pi Sigma Chapter of The Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta 4725 Wallingford St, Pittsburgh, Pa, 15213 \r\nPI SIGMA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Dues Reminder Statemeni Annual Dues 1971-1972 $10.00 Name Note: This is a reminder statement, if you have already paid your dues - our apologies. \r\nFi Sigma Association c/o Sheppard and Company 711 Oliver Building Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15222