CHI TAMA PHI GAMMA DEIT "DROP IN SOMETIME' rzinn nmnr juN 11 ly/i VOLUME 7071, #6 I II ^ tjuNE 10, 1971 «E«£|IA|l. KEABOMAfiTtiX WUHiaiaToik » a. mom Eellow Alumni, The I97I-J.972 year will be Joann Mahoney's 25th year cooking for the chapter. As every undergraduate since 1945 knows, however, she has been more than just another cook. Cookie has been the chpater's most important rusher, most suc cessful party-giver, most hard-working alumni pleasox- aiid generally our most loyal booster. Despite constantly changing treasurers, short finances, and chronic lack of help, she has put up with our rowdiness and complaints, and has still turned out consistently the best food on the campus. Her 25th anniversary with Chi Chapter is an opportunity to tell her how^mnch we appreciate what she has done for us. Like anything else, this will cost money. If every alumnus and undergraduate who has eatem her food gives $1.00, the chapter can get her something appropriate. $1.00 is not much for four years of food for each of us. If you know of anyone who has been more loyal to Chi over the last 25 years, send him one dollar - if not, send your dollar (more if you are really grateful) for Cookie's 25th anniversary fund to; Clifford E. Bowdish Chi Association 160 Adams St. Delmar, New YorK 12054 or to the chapter treasurer. The presentation will be made amid infinite nostalgia and abun dant good will at Homecoming, 1971 - watch for more announcements in the next CHI TAMA. For the Cookie Fund, Rich Martin, '68 Perge \r\nWe were very pleased to see that three members of graduating ■class of Chi Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta received prizes and awards at the Prize Day ceremony. Steven D. Pierce of Westfield, Mass., received the Horatio G. Wagner Cup which is awarded to the senior student in the I.E. cur riculum with the highest scholastic standing while sustaining a high personal character. Robert E. Teittinen of Weston, Mass., was awarded the Hawley Cup which j;s presented to the outstanding senior fraternity member. H. Reid Schwenk of East Hampton, Hew Yirrk, received the R. E. Morgan Memorial Award which is presented to the senior Electrical Engineering major, selected by his department, who has demonstrated outstanding creative scholarship in course work, independent study or in the laboratory in the field of power electronics, preferably of solid state circuits. Brother Reid also received the Ralph W._^ Steams Prize awarded to the student selected by the electrical engineering faculty for his ability to design and complete a new^ piece of teaching equipment. COEDUCATION AT UNION COLLEGE Grit^LSj K/Hi? / \^!