PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE EEW B. emjzer 4th, the 'Help Week" edging. The Duri 1967 pie terminati newly ini etta, Cha: occo SimonRineheimer John Hi Mark tew Noble, mas Bradley, Richard Keyt, , David Th 'eisinger. Li We are loolo^ng forward to the addition of this new class; our goal is to unite these 14 brothers into one powerful unit, upholding and carrying on the proud Fiji traditions. We are confident that they will be a part of our continuous effort to remain an outstanding chapter of Phi Gamma Delta. l4 IhyimdAhlp n.zcUULy tho, mzoXiiit In^lu&nce.? ContmpoAoAy {^ficutoAvicty mzn tmd to fLzly on ^actoA^ otheA than Iftlnnd6htp to eiitabtUik tkelA cJiatm cu> "The. numbeA one houu,e, on campcu." ThelA pfumoAy goati) 4eem to bt 6ach thtng^ cu> tntAomuAoJi tAophtoM, iichotoAihtp standing, e^tabltshtng bFotheA6 tn pos-iXtons o^ camptM6 teadeA6 kip, and Hoimcoming and SpAing weefe awoAdi. Then by compoAing the Ae6ult6 o^ theie vaAtoiu eontei>tA, iistng a iyi>tem unknown to anyone, ceAtatn hoaie^ oAe Aated "The Beit." When outlined tn tkii manneA, theAe ti no di{^{iteulty tn Aeattztng the iupeA^tctaltty o^ the iyitem. But the Aeal pAobZem ti not tn Aeeogntztng the iupeA^itctaZtXy, but AatheA tn dotng iome- tking about tt. Congratulations to the Pledge Class of 1967! INTRAMURALS College itudenti can be pa/ittally {,oAgtven ^oA thli ihoAt-itghted iyitem o^ evaluation. Vo not oldeA, and theAe^oAe wtiOA, men than we depend on theie iome cAiteAta juA>t mentioned? Have not the laeulty, adyntnlitAatton, local ctttzem, This Fall, the Fijis have jumped into the lead for the intramural championship. The bowling team, consisting of Jack Curry, Fred Caliguiri, Tom Apple, Rob Lee, Joe Nealon, Mark Thomas, and Bob Abraham, itAive ^oA theie goali. Since {^AotzA- finished second for the first half. ntttei mui&t juA>tt{^y thetA existence some Andy and iometbnei even {^AoteAvitty national oA- gantzattom encouAaged the J^AoteAntttei to Noble and Fred Caliguiri did a fine job in how [anotheA concept I can't quite undeA- golf, as did Tom Apple and Jim Allspaugh itand), theie obvtoui ^aceti o^ the iyitem, in tennis. weAe eitabltihed ai the meam ^oA thti juitt^tcatton. Unhappily, ^Atendshtp ieemi The climax of the term was our victory over Alpha Sig for the intramural football championship. Toby Frymire, captain and to be AegoAded ai an attAtbute that'i too hoAd to Itnd, io let'i not even look ^oa tt. So, bAotheAi, the next time you AetuAn to tkU chapteA hou&e, J cu>k you to act tm- quarterback, stood up under great pressure to lead the Fijimen to their fourth cham pionship in five years. Besides Toby, congratulations are extended to the other members of the squad — John Featherstone, Beaver Rossi, Bob Abraham, Fred Caliguiri, Bob Absalom, Gerry Curtin, Scott Frymire, John High, Eric Johnson, Ron Moehler, Andy Noble, Bill First, Chuck Rineheimer, iee tl the bAotheAi o^ tkU hou&e ate Ken Thomas, and Ned McFarland.- {^Aien^. And I think you'll ^tnd, doj^ptte FIJIS IN ATHLETICS all the emphaiti placed ehewheAe, theAe ti an oveAabundance o{^ ^Aiendihtp hcAe at We are proud to say tfiat six members of the Gatorbowl bound Nittany Lions are Phi Gams. Splitend Jack Curry and Rich Buzin are candidates for all-east honors and perhaps even All-American honors. Other members of the offensive eleven are pAeiied when you iee oua many IntAomuAal tAoplvia, ieem deeply conceAned when you ^tnd we'Ae not tn the top ten tn icholoAihtp, and act duly awed when you meet the captain oi the football team. But, above all, I uAge you to look and look haAd, to ..-GarniTia, Pkt. EoA we have .ioUYid thoX tt can Indeed be the iweetett tn{^luence. Robent BoAton, PAettdent Captain and center Bill Lenkaitis and wingback Roger Grimes, Bob Capretto and Mike McBath, both letter winners, are strong defensive players. ******* \r\nTEE FIJI ACADEMY GRADUATE BROTHERS REPORT John Thomas, Bob Barton, Ken Thomas, and Ron Moehler represented the Gamma Phi Chapter at this year's Fiji Academy at the University of Indiana. Rumor has it: Andy Androski: working for Corn Products in Chicago. Chris Mader: got his M.B.A. at Wharton School, now working for Corn Products. Dick Barton: PIG DINNER REPORT Gamma Phi aliomii were in fine spirits this Fall for the Norris Pig Dinner — Homecoming Weekend. After an afternoon of watching superior eastern football (we overpowered West Virginia 21-14) and lively socializing^ the brothers retired to the Nittany Lion Inn for the annual Pig Dinner. We were fortu nate in having as our guest speaker Victor S. Kamber^ a Fiji from the University of Illinois and former president of their I.F.C. Mr. Kamber came recommended as an exceptionally fine speaker^ and we quickly felt his enthusiasm for the future of Phi Gamma Delta. Also at the Pig Dinner^ Gamma Phi honored its outstanding graduate and undergraduate brothers. Toby Frymire modestly accepted the Outstanding Senior Award. Bob Vukmer was unable to be on hand to receive the Ron Thompson: U.S. Air Force. Bill Schraeder: in the Philippines for the U.S. Navy. Jim Davies: back in law school at Rutgers. Pete Whitten: working on master's de gree at Temple University. Rocky McClure: Atlanta, Ga. Don Graef: Dave Clark: recently out of the Navy, now job hunting in Reading, Pa. Cal Burghart: working on Ph.D. (Nuclear Physics) at the University of Tenn. John First: now living in Portland, Oregon. Bob Brust: athlete^ for he is now stationed at Pensicola for Naval Flight Training School. Mark Force. We would like to thank the following graduate brothers for attending: working as a budget analyst at UNIVAC, Blue Bell, Pa. Pa. Thomas did well to deserve the Joel E. Crouch joined the Metals Di vision of Olin-Mathieson and will move to award for the outstanding senior intramural Awowd by maintaining a 4.0 scholastic average during his sophomore year. And this year's outstanding alumnus was Frank "Duke" Morris^ former Purple Legionnaire and an energetic supporter of his home chapter. flying for the Marine Corps. working for G.E. in Erie, Frank Carpenter: Captain, U.S. Air Karl Fink: planning a Dappers alumni party next spring. Ed Duffy: working for Holt, Rinehart, Winston, in New York. Don Haney: sales trainee for J £ L Steel in Pittsburgh. If these rumors are incorrect, or your name not mentioned, how about some of you P. Hammonds Maj. Rapp guys writing in and let us know what you H. Fishbum H. R. Fishbum are doing? J. A. Sloan F. H. Hutchinson W. Barton K. Holderman SeIkregg D. J. Clark F. H. Kem R. H. Brust Haney G. T, Wilson D. T. Morris M. Swain C. P. Rebele L. Loekini K. Barrick s. McKean S. R. H. Jackson R. Bunne11 J. Krumrine G. Pumell C. R. Burghart Glynn Morgan K. R. Fink Wheatley W. J. T. D. Titus C. Forrey A. Schott P. MerkeI B. MiI lev Just to name a few! L. Carpenter J. McKeon W. Where are Richard Pigossi, Fred Boyer, and Jack Soost? J. W. Thomas R. Andronici FIJI KILLED IN VIETNAM BOARD OF TRUSTEES The present members of the Gamma Phi Board of Trustees are the following: John A. Sloan, President Warren H. Barton, Vice-President Richard Bunnell, Secretary-Treasurer David F. Titus Thomas A. Schott William C. Forrey Carl P. Rebele SCHOLARSHIP REPORT We would like to congratulate the brothers with an all-university average over 3.00! Gamma Phi would like to express its deepest sympathy to the family of John Mark E. Dixon -3.76 Wm. E. Lenkaitis-3.37 action on August 1, 1967, D. Mark Thomas-3.61 John S. Patton Ian Osborn -3.48 James A. Lilly Daniel Kohlhepp-3.03 ALL FLtlTS FIJIS IN ACTION Andrew Donnal, class of 1953, killed in winter Rush recommendations will be greatly appreciated. Address to Gerard Schultz^ Rush Chairman. -3.15 -3.03 Bob Cole "63" and Jack Smith "66" are now stationed with American troops in Vietnam. Bob, serving his second tour of duty in Vietnam, is a jet pilot for the U.S. Navy and Jack is a field observer for the Marines. \r\nDear Brother: The enclosed issue of the Nittany Fiji gives you information about the present status of the chapter, and our need for large and promising pledge classes. This is to add my personal request that you do everything in your power to help us insure for Phi Gamma Delta a successful rushing season. As we have pointed out to you before, it is almost essential, under present rushing conditions, that we learn the names of our prospective pledges early enough to permit us to meet them during formal rush. period begins when we return in January. This If you do not know of a man at present, ask your friends and business acquantances, or your local high school principal, for information about men entering the University. Perhaps your wife knows of boys who will come here. As soon as you get any information, please mail it to me immediately. I will look forward to hearing from you. Fraternally yours. Rushing Chairman Perge! End. P.S. Until December 28, please address me at 129 Bucyrus Dr., North Tonowanda, N.Y. 14120. \r\nKindly Fill Out and Mail Today To: OUR OWN WliO'S WliO . . . Alumni Relations Chairman So that your record in the chapter's membership bio/^raphical rocoitis will be current and complete PHI GAMMA DELTA 319 Burrowes Road State College, Pa. 16801 «-iF fj!Y srAc:-. IG ;ii.':i'FFiGiF.:.7. 'r.m i_T! i!i-:n r,::iE i:i- ' PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE Name ."iisEr m nnn first middle last Do you (';o by: First I.'ame? Nickname Mid'.Oo Name? Occupation Tj tie if any Firm N.aturc of Husinosc Business Address_ City, Zcme, 3tate_ Home Address City, Zone, Statc_ Nicl-aiar.o? Ir.ilia's? (Circle) Names of Other Business Enterprises With Which You Are As:^ociatod and Your Title:;, if /ny Present or Past Federal , State, Civic or Other Public Services Performed (Show Dates) Clubs, Professional. Societies and Special Associations of Which You are a Member (Title:;, if any, with dates) Author, Composer, Designer, Inventor of_ Chapter or National Fraternity Activities as an Alumnus Your Hobby or Hobbies In What VJays?_ Are You Active in Politics? MEWS ABOUT YOU Which Will be of Interest to Your Fellow Members (U.se Other Side Too) When Pledged When Entered University_ When Initiated _Degree?_ Years in School: 19 _Major SubjeGt_ In Which Campus Activities Did You Participatc?_ Fraternity Activities, Offices as an Undergraduate Also Attended^ University; Years There: 19_ If Affiliate From Another Chapter, Which'' Date of Marriage__ Wife's College ChiJ dren: Wife's Hometown Degree? Class Name hclatives Who are Y.emfcers cf Oi;r Fratamity: Name Maj. Sub.i. Activities There? V/ife's Maiden NHme_ Name Degree Sorority?_ Birth Date Married?_ Birth Date_ Married? Birth Date Married? LIST /DDTTICNAL Clhl.DKEM, ORA-NDCHTLDREN CN' Chapter__^ Rol ationship Chapter Relationship Para-rd..-:' h-me, A'idrei;:; i f Livlng_ late of -oir^.h Place r.f firth Date This Form F: 1 ed Cut IT WILL BE yiPPRi-.CIATM) IF YOU CAN ATTACh PICTURE AUD'OR .aRE/D':' PRErARrD 'a OSRAP'-.TCAL fU-^ETCE