Boilermaker Fiji LAMBDA IOTA of PHI GAMMA DELTA 9 PURDUE UNIVERSITY West Lafayette, Indiana Volume XXXV, Number 1 November 30, 1972 REMODELING PLANS FOR 640 RUSSELL The die has been cast. The decision to remain at 640 Russell Street has been reached. For some years the Graduate Corporation has studied the possibility of new building sites, including Tower Acres and possible acquisition of the Ludy property. After serious consideration of input from both alumni and the under graduate chapter, the board approved a Capital Gifts Campaign to raise $175,000 for improvement of the property at 640 Russell Street. The campaign is underway at this time. The theme is to remodel "640" so that it is one of the finest fraternity houses at Purdue. The campaign goal is $640 per alumnus, more for some and less for others, depending upon circumstances. Electrical Wiring Systems: replacement of electrical service throughout, including new 600 amp main panelboard . . . $21,000. Mechanical Systems: replacement of boiler; kitchen equipment piping; kitchen ventilation; heating proposed addition . . . $25,000. New Construction: construction of two levels of new building over the present kitchen to increase house size from 56 to 64 men . . . $35,000. Decorating, Furnishings, and Contin gency: redecorate living room, hall, dining room, women's powder room, stairways, and corridors; new furniture; driveway repair; contingency for air conditioning 17* "-4 and construction costs . . . $37,025. The graduate chapter has organized two major committees under the able chairmanship of Brother RobertN. Supple, and the Chemistry Building. Donations of passing students were laid on the tape. Lambda Iota '57, who is spearheading the The participation by the brothers was good. Co-chairman Gary Richert and Rob Lukes (pictured) reported that $600 was raised. The money was donated to the Finance Committee, and Brother Charles M. Homer, Lambda Iota '51, who is in charge of the Construction Committee. The Honorary Chairman for Finance is United Fund. Burr S. Swezey, Sr., Lambda Iota '13. At the present time the campaign is well underway. Mailings have been set to Walter Scholer and Associates (the original architects) were retained and a every alumnus, and competition between classes has begun. The results of the drive are expected to be announced at Pig Dinner, 1973. brief summary of their findings is given below. Health and Safety: enclose central stair well; fireproof partitions in dormitories; remodel kitchen, including new equipment and fire protection . . . $20,175. Study Rooms: remodel study rooms; build in dressers and move closets; new doors and $36,800. windows throughout . . . NEW CLASS PLEDGED Our most time consuming, yet most important function for the continued strength of Lambda lota began in the second week of the school year with a Sunday evening cookout. From that crowd of new faces we started the sorting out FIJI "MONEY MILE" process through various activities, such as FOR UNITED FUND the ever-popular popcorn parties, weekend On Friday, October 13, Lambda lota undertook another successful social ser vice project. This years theme was the "money mile." A mile of tape was laid on the new mall between Stanley Coulter Hall dances at the house and Rotary Park, a judo exhibition, a serenade, and Phi's unique contribution to Rush, roller derby. In comparison with last year's party, our casualties were very light. Having gotten \r\nPage 2 November 30, 1972 BOILERMAKER FIJI a first impression of the 150-odd recom mendations, the more serious, personal aspects of rush began. Studying, double dates and after hours pizza breaks gave us a more rounded picture of our potential brothers. Rushees at meals became the iTile, and we even started to like some of them! Having just completed the end of a long, tiring rush season, it is clear that we can take strong, mature classes of Junior Actives year after year. Our neophyte brothers have all demonstrated their poise and maturity under varying social condi tions so well as a rallying spirit when by PURDUE AND FIJIS REMEMBER WHEN? WIN HOMECOMING Since the Boilermaker Fiji is essentially your newspaper, it is only appropriate that we include in our articles not only current news, but also past news from the days when you were living at 640 Russell. Our vast, professional staff of researchers Homecoming this year was a great success in more ways than one. For most of the house it started out early in the week with the PhiMu sorority working on a homecoming float. This years float theme was "Roll over the Wildcats." It featured your basic "purple" wildcat and revolving wheel. The time and effort put has been pouring over old issues of the Boilermaker Fiji for weeks in order to refresh your memories on some of the into it however was not without reward, more and in the end the Fijis and Phi Mu's came out on top with a first place trophy in the Iota history. We regret that are files date combined float division. memorable moments of Lambda back only as far as 1946, but see if you can remember these red-letter dates from Phi's fine past. themselves. It is our firm conviction that Remember when ... such fine starting material will be even ... the Navy took over the house in June further improved and tempered during the coming months and will eventually enter into the bonds of friendship of Phi Gamma Delta, and will learn the real of 1943 to use as a barracks for VI2 m 1 III III 1^11 III meaning, as has every Lambda Iota FIJI, of the phrase: "friendship, the sweetest The men chosen for the 1976 class of Phi Gamma Deltas are: "Smoke Dreams"? Patrick Warren - Frankfort, Ind. Kenneth Mezker - Evansville, Ind. Michael Morrissey - West Lafayette, Ind. Patrick Morrissey - West Lafayette, Ind. Robert Thoner - South Bend, Ind. William Barnes - Muncie. Ind. Douglas Hudlow - West Lafayette, Ind. William Heath - West Lafayette, Ind. Mark McCoy - Evansville, Ind. Andrew Myers - Indianapolis, Ind. Gary Pheasant - Altoona, Penn. Michael McCarty - Lafayette, Ind. the Sig Eps at 416 N. Chauncey? ... Fijis could actually sing well? You mean you don't remember that Lambda Iota won the singing honors at the 1946 State Day with their swinging version of influence." John McClarty - Indianapolis, Ind. trainees, and the eighteen brothers were forced to live with the Theta Taus and ... the seniors reigned over the frosh in As in keeping with our float Purdue foiled over the Wildcats of Northwestern 37-0 behind the excellent running and blocking of fullback Jack Spellman along with four of the other brothers. However all this was highlighted when the brothers and grads got together after the game for food and refreshments. All in all it was a highly successful homecoming weekend for Phi Gamma Delta. the annual mustache fight of 1947 at Joe Rudolph's cottage on Lake Shaffer? Bet you don't remember that only twentyfour of the thirty-two seniors escaped with their lip ornaments intact! ... Lambda Iota was awarded the Chevey Cup for the nation's most outstanding chapter in 1949? ... Phi was blessed with an ugly English bulldog for a mascot in 1947? Did you Robert McLihatten - Menomence Falls, Wise. Kim McKee - Kentland, Ind. Brad Starr - Connersville, Ind. David Salzman - Fairfax, Virginia Thomas Andres - Niles, Ohio Terry Sage - Indianapolis, Ind. Buster Lorentson - Lafayette, Ind. William Vickery - Carmel, Ind. William Becker - Pittsburgh, Penn. Kelly Murphy - Parkridge, 111. Doc O'Neil - Carmel, Ind. William Nauman - Pittsburgh, Penn. Randy Rodriguez - Lafayette, Ind. Jack Goris - Logansport. Ind. • g \r\nNovember 30, 1972 remember that Mike Schaeffer furnished GRAD-SOPHOMORE DINNER the ugly bulldog? ... Fiji Island of 1954 included an actual On Wednesday night, October 11, the sophomores of Phi got together with some of the local grads at Bruce Parkhurst's house just outside of Lafayette for the annual Grad-Sophomore Dinner! The stream flowing down the front staircase and hula girls accompanying the Hawaiian annual event, which never seemed to materialize for the class of '74, proved to ... Brother Don Albert '55 made it to the semi-finals at Oklahoma City in the Na tional Amateur GolfTournament of 1953? orchestra? ... the new addition to the house was finally completed in 1955 after four months of continuous work and $60,000. ... Phi was given yet another English bull dog for a mascot in 1955? How many remember that her name was Lyn-Dee and that she was accompanied by general loving cups from local dog shows? ... the fijis shocked the TKEs by sweeping not only the singles, but also the doubles ping pong tournament of 1958? How could you have forgotten? ... the Fijis boasted three starters on the be an enjoyable evening, complete with fried chicken and plenty of beer. The dinner gave the new brothers their first chance since Pig Dinner to get acquainted with the grads, many of whom manage the fraternity through the Lambda Iota Grad Corp. and the Alpha Grad chapter. The graduate ranks included Larry Lane, Jack Coffin, Bill Miller and Bob Shearon, as well as Doc Drowder, Nelson Parkhurst, and Lucien Jones. Tim McGuire, Joe Ladouceur, and Dave Hogg were all on hand to represent the more recent graduates. The brothers were also 1961 basketball team, including Bob Orvill, Tim McGinley, and Darrell McQuitty? Bet you didn't remember that glad to see A1 Krabbe,who incidentally is running for county treasurer on the Dem Bob Orvill went on to become Purdue's The sophomores listened intently to the tales of past pledgeships as well as to words of encouragement from the grads, first Rhodes scholar since 1924! ... Lambda Iota placed second in the Chevey Cup balloting of 1961, but man aged a first place in intramurals for the second year in a row? It was no surprise with such noteables gracing the house as Mike Johnson, indoor and outdoor Big Ten Pole Vault champ, and Doug Pecklo, swim team captain. ... the Phi Gams won the 1963 softball championships, but lost Doc Crowder for a year while he was making the most of his Fullbright Grant in Bordeaux, France? ... the Fijis placed in the annual USingcompetition of 1964, belting out their spirited rendition of "Elijah Rock"? ocratic ticket this fall. and in turn, related news of rush and housi improvements to the alumni. With out a doubt, a good time was had by all, especially Doc Crowder and Bill Miller who could not be coaxed into leaving by Brother Parkhurst until the last drop of beer was gone. The sophomores would like to express their gratitude for the interest of these grads and would encourage all grads to drop by the house more often if possible. earth! ... the fired-up Fijis ran the football to lU for the Oaken Bucket clash of 1970, earn ing $2,200 in pledges to the United Fund? Well, it's getting too easy for you now, so we'll quit here for now. If you have any memorable moments you'd like to convey, please send them in - we'll be happy to pass them on! zine chose him high school All American. Asa sophomore, he won the most valuable player award for the Mayor Daley Prep Bowl. His senior year, he won the Tony Lawless Award for being the most out standing athlete in the Chicago Catholic schools. After such a brilliant prep career. Jack Spellman seemed doomed to only stand in the shadows of Otis Armstrong and Daryl Stingley. Last spring Purdue switch ed to the wishbone and Jack was moved from halfback to fullback. But he was still only third string. Jack's biggest asset is his personal drive. He always felt that if given the chance he could help Purdue in a big way. He is only 5'10" and 181 pounds. He is not as fast as the other fullbacks and is The class of '75 would also like to thank not a bull runner. But he is rabbit quick, Bruce Parkhurst for volunteering his house choses to hop through his holes and never stops fighting his way for yardage. Jack is also a great blocker and very rarely makes for the affair. ... one of our more prominent brothers got "high" and "spaced-out" before the eyes of the world? Yes, on June 5, 1966 Eugene Cernan made his historic two hour walk through space, 185 miles above the Page 3 BOILERMAKER FIJI mental errors. Spellman finally got his chance against Notre Dame. Although Purdue got smash SPORTS SPOTLIGHT ON SPELLMAN Jack Spellman, a senior Fiji, has come a long way this fall on the gridiron. His never-give-up character has brought him from third string fullback at the beginning of the season to team captain for the Minnesota game. Jack was a high school super star at Loyola Academy in Chicago. Sport Maga ed Jack was superb. He gained 48 yards in 5 carries. One of those was a 24 yard touchdown in which he broke tackle after tackle. The following week against Iowa he won UPl Midwest- Back-of-the-Week by gaining 80 yards in 17 carries. His efforts not only won him the starting fullback slot but his team mates voted him captain for the Minnesota \r\nPage 4 November 30, 1972 BOILERMAKER FIJI TELL THE GANG THAT .. . GRADUATE KEGGER EUGENE SMART '09 reported to us that he will be 85 in January and feeling Wednesday, Dec. 6 — 8:00 P.M. JAMES PROESEL '43 is currently working as a grain broker for the Chicago Board of Trade. He is married and has nine well. He's anxious to hear from some children. The family pledge brothers of his. Eugene is living in NW Washington, D. C. JOHN WALLBILLICH '45 is Senior Process Engineer for Fisher Body Division. His wife, Nancy and he have a son, John 14, and a daughter, Anne 7. ALAN OATEY '47 is presently living in Rocky River, Ohio. He is the manager NEVILLE FOSTER '13 is retired and living in Rocky River, Ohio. He just got out of the hospital after three weeks of surgery. O. F. SCHMIDT '17 is now the presi dent and General Manager of The Peerless Storage Co., Dayton, Ohio. He is married to Mildred Severson, who is from Lafay Of Oatey Co. ette. resides in Denver. PAUL CHURCH '20 is DOUGLAS L. SMART A1 was a Fiji at Purdue in 1945 and then transferred to Ohio State. He has four children. The oldest is married and LOWELL MANN '48 is living in Kalamazoo, Michigan and is president of the retired and living in Reelville, Indiana. BOB FRICK '24 is still happily mar ried to Dorothy (Dorothy NcConnell P. U. '24 Kappa Alpha Theta). He is very proud of his 8 grandchildren. Bob withdrew from industry in 1958 and entered Government Foreign Service. Was in Korea from 1958 to 1963, then Turkey (C.EM.T.O.) from 1963 to 1968. He is now retired and settling down in the pleasant climate of Hilton Head S.C. '25 is now living in Chapala, Jalisco, Mexico, picked by the National Geographic as one of the 2 or 3 best locations in the world. Douglas has 2 sons, Addison P. and Richard L. and five grandchildren. He is retired after 20 years of service from the Ford Motor Co., effective April 1, 1968. PHILIP (Bud) VICKERY '26 is the President of Vickery Industries, Inc., he is also owner of Bud's Service, Indianapolis. Bud and his wife celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary recently. Bud's grandson. Bill, was the State H.S. resides in Lincolnwood, Illinois. American Air Service, Inc. Lowell's wife, Jo, has returned to college and is a junior at Western MichiganUniversity. His daugh L. CRAWFORD BEATTY '31 is the ter, Ann is a senior at Albion College and president of Beatty Machine and Mfg. Co. He is living in Munster, Indiana. He is now proud of four grandchildren. son John is a freshman at Kalamazoo BILL SMYTHE '37 is retired but is a Representative for Catalina Yachts, Treas. Valley Community College. The youngest child, Joan is an 8th grader. The family enjoys Michigan's weather by sailing on Lake Michigan, bicycling and skiing. Yacht Club, Director Community Corp oration and a handy man. Bill held a reunion with Walpole '37, Matthews '39, Machie '39, A. Schauer '38. The Class of '37 met in the summer and presented 42% Janet, are living in Palatine, Illinois. Roy holds a position of General Manager of the Service Division for the Skil Corp. of the entire class on there 35th reunion. Development at the Highland Hospital of Bill's wife passed away in January. Rochester. He could not make it back for GEORGE ASCHAUER '38 is a chief engineer of advanced engineering for Twin Disc, Inc. He lives with his wife Lenore, in Racine, Wisconsin. They have two children, Jane 17, and Susan 29. GORDON MATTHEWS '39 is an assist ant to the president for the John Thomas Batte Company. Gordon lives in Grand Rapids, Michigan. swimming champion in the 50 yd. Free style. We are all happy to report Bill is a in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. He has 2 Junior active in the Class of '76. married children and 2 unmarried. He George Spradling, one of Purdue's alltime great basketball players, recently visited Bud. He and his wife, Dorothy, had a good visit. works days and some nights. Robert recently had a visit from Dick Potter, class of 40 who was through Glenwood Springs with his wife and 3 sons. C. F. HARPER '26 lives in Holmes JOHN GLENN MINGLE '42 is back at ROBERT W. VIEHE '40 is a surgeon ROY SCHWETTMAN '48 and his wife DON SPARRA '50 is Director of the 25th anniversary of the '46 football team, but he did come the following week end. The family had an exciting summer as his oldest daughter was in the Miss America Pageant as Miss Ohio. R. L. STARRORD '51 is residing in Toledo, Ohio. He holds the position of General Manager for Owens-Corning Fiber glass Corp. He and his wife Bonnie have been in Toledo for 9 years and he has been involved in heading up a new division of Owens-Corning Fiberglass Manufacturing under ground and above ground tanks which have received big support from the ecology movement. He has a number of outstanding Fiji's working in both his division and the Corporation. Beach, Florida and is retired. school again, but on the other end of the As for their family, Ann is in her RAYMOND F. WEMYSS '28 lives in Wauwatosa, Wis. and is retired. MURIEL C. KOETTER '30 is living in Bedford, Indiana and retired in February school role. He is a Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Oregon State University. He must like the snowy winters and rainy second year at Michigan State and Bill is a junior in High School. Marjorie, 13 is in Junior High and George.is 4 years old. seasons with beautiful countrysides over the rainy seasons and dull winters of Ind. wife, Judith, and their two children, Bruce of 1972. PERRY DUDLEY '52 lives with his \r\nNovember 30, 1972 Robuck where he is in retailing to the 13, and Virginia 11, in Atherton, Calif. Perry works as a Program Manager for National Alliance of Businessmen as Metro Genergo Systems, Inc. Director of the Columbus Metro. This LT. COL. P. PHILLIP SALZMAN '53 is Deputy Project Manager for Financial and Administrative Matters with the Navy in Fairfax. Phillip's son, David is attending Purdue and is an asset to the Fiji class of '76. The Salzmans also have a son Don who is a senior in high school, and a daughter, Kitty who is a freshman in high school. HARRY DUNSTON BALLARD '53 is watching fellow mans life by an agent for Page 5 BOILERMAKER FIJI covers the problems posed by unemployed Viet veterans and disadvantaged persons. Nobel is married and has three children ages 8, 11, 12. GEORGE BARGER '56 shed his engin eering slide rule for a calculator and adding machine where he is an account executive for Kearney and Tricher Corp. George and his wife, Kathy are parents of Kathy 12, Liz 10, Margaret 8, and Bill just a year old. Bill is presently the Manager of Admin istrative Services for Sun Oil Company. He is living in Vallingford, Pa. and urges anyone in the Philadelphia area to stop by. PETER McCLURE '58 is expanding his knowledge to other studnets. He is a professor in teh Department of Marketing in the School of Business Administration and Economics at California State Univ. H. P. (Parker) WAYLAND '59 is a Development Engineer in the Develop ment Division at Oak Ridge Y-12 Plant in Oak Ridge,Tennessee. The Waylands have four children; Becky 7, Hank 6, Kent 2 Massachusetts Life Insurance Co. He and EDWARD McCORMICK '58 became and the newest arrival Judith Anne born his wife, Joanne are the proud parents of Whitney 11, James 8, and Brian 5. I am sure Harry hopes they attend Purdue. the new president and Chief Executive Officer of BN Transport, Inc. last July. BN Transport, Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Burlington Northern, Inc. Ed will be responsible for the operations and growth in 15 midwestern and western states covering 17,000 route miles. Prior April 17, 1972. Parker received his Mas ters in Chem Engineering from the Univ. of Tennessee and attended a Pig Dinner at the Kappa Tau Chapter there. DR. RICHARD TALBOT '55 is mar- ried with 3 children. He is a dentist in Joliet, Illinois. He has a health tip for us, use unwaxed dental floss daily to keep your teeth and gums healthy. The Doc will be donating to the build ing fund. DOUGLAS STUART '55 is working as a Sales Manager for a chemical company in Houston. He and his wife, Jane Heath Stuard '55 have two children, 15 year old Dave and 12 year old Jennifer. The family enjoys their new lake cabin they built on Houston County Lake. They welcome any of the brothers visiting Houston. ROGER G. GAY '55 lives in Minne- tonka, Minnesota and is division controller of the Betty Crocker division of General Mills, Inc. Roger and his wife, Carol have a daughter, Michelle who is 13 and in the 7th grade. Carol recently received her teaching certificate but has decided that tennis, shopping and managing the family are more fun than teaching. VENNE PETRY '56 is General Super intendent of Quality Control Dept. of Delco Remy Division of General Motors. ROBERT T. ORRILL '61 took off for the Catskill area of New York. He is an to his new role, he was executive vice instructor at Skidmore College. Bob is an instructor in the American Studies Dept. president and general manager of I & S McDaniel, Inc. since 1965. He also is the and Jean 3. past president and chairman of the Oper ations Council of the American Trucking Association and was elected chairman of the board of the Indiana Motor Truck Association for 1972. BILL BLUE '58 is very anxious to keep in touch with his brothers. His family and Roger Jurgouan's ('57 Bethesda, Maryland) have outings together every few months. He reports to us, that Louie Finch '57 and company are back in West Palm Beach, Florida. Bill also tells us Tom He and Linda are parents of Andrea 5 TIM McGINLEY '62 continues as exe cutive vice president at National Homes, Inc. with additional corporate facilities in corporate areas. He will continue as presi dent of National Resort Communities a subsidiary of land sales. DAVID PRICE '62 was recently named president of National Homes Manufactur ing Company. He has 11 plants in which he is directly responsible. He is past presi dent of National Homes Construction Corp. Reiley '66 now in El Paso, will be in D.C. PHILIP T.MONTANUS '62 was named Next summer. Tom and Bill are married to president of National Homes Construction Pi Phi sisters, Linda and Judy Cobb. Corp.Hewasalso elected vice president of PIG DINNER Saturday, March 24, 1973 National Homes Corp. Montanus has been an executive vice president of National Homes Construction Corp. GORDON BANGS '62 is currently a technical specialist for Betz Laboratories, Inc. Gordon lives with his wife, Betty and Venne is married and has three children. their two children, Robert 5, and James Kurt is 12, Jill is 10 and Jeff is 7. The 2, in Carmel, Indinaa. Petrys make their home on a 120 acre farm where they raise Hereford cattle and Arabian horses. FRED BECKMAN '56 is President of the Calumey Harbor Lumber Co. in Chicago. He and his wife, Pat, live in Munster, Indiana with their seven children. NOBEL E. KIZER '56 lives in Colum bus, Ohio and has been lent by Sears and FREDERICK SCHRAMM '65 is work ing for Eli Lilly & Company as a Corporate Trainer. Fred lives with his wife, Judy in Indianapolis, Indiana. They have two children, Jennifer 6, and Eric 3. HASTINGS SMITH '65 has just moved to Bloomington, Indinaa. This came after a two year post doctoral fellowship at Los Anamos Scientific Laboratory (New \r\nBOILERMAKER EIJI Page 6 Mexico). Hastings has an Assistant Pro fessorship in the I. U. Physics Dept. Elaine is teaching elementary school for the emotionally distrubed. They have two children, Christopher 3 and Angela 1 Hastings wants to pass his regards on to Doc Crowder, Ace Grace, Joe Rudolph and the rest of the brothers. JACK BOGAN '69 is an November 30, 1972 Insurance Agent with The Mitchell Agency, Inc., in Lafayette. DANIEL MILNE '69 now a buyer for THOMAS COMBS '69 is kept busy as an events manager for the National Colleg an interview with Gene Cernan. I would iate Athletic Association. Tom lives in Overland Park, Kansas. STACY LANKFORD '69 and Suzane, have a 14 month old son, Garrick. Stacy is a medical student at 1. U., while Suzane is a pharmacist at St. Vincent's ROBERT LEEPER '65 is applying his ledge and resulted in becoming vice presi dent of Leeper Electric Service, Inc. He must have some coaching from his wife Jean who graduated from the school of IM. She must have some big management problems and with their children Douglas 5 and Tracy 3. JAMES WARREN HALES '66 lives in Elkhart, Indinaa where he is head foot ball coach and Drivers Education Instruct or at Elkhart Memorial High School. The high school opened in September of 1972. James and Jane Hales have a daughter Amy who started kindergarten this year, and a son Ross who is 2. Janet is president of the Elkhart Art League. MIKE FRAME '68 is living at Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and plans to stay there until it starts snowing. He has re cently bought a home and is an Assistant Football Coach and Wrestling Coach. 640 Russell Street West Lafayette, Indiana 47906 Achievement General Electric lives with his wife Leslie, in Cincinnati, Ohio. RON L. HUGHES '65 lives in Colum management principles and his EE know International Club. DAVE MARTIN '72 is living in Lakewood, Colorado and is working as an engineer for Chemtion Chemical Corp. bus, Indiana and is manager of Horace Mann Educators. sales marks. This award admits him to the Company's Hospital in Indianapolis. MIKE CANNADY '70 is living in Indianapolis. He is working for RCA, as Administrator of Product Planning. Next month's publication will feature like to thank the grads for filling out and returning the questionaires. I hope this type of cooperation continues and will make a more interesting publication. Steve Burke (IM '74) TESTIMONIAL FOR MA WALKER JOSEPH LADOUCEUR '70 a grad student at Purdue is busy working to wards another degree. "Joey" is also an assistant swimming coach at Purdue. TIM McGUIRE '71 is a graduate stu dent in business administration at Purdue. Tim lives with his wife, Nancy in West Lafayette. STAN DAY '72 will be married on November 4 to Maria Olec. The wedding will take place in Greensfork Christian Church. (Indy?) These was a special testimonial dinner held in honor of Ma Walker on Wednes day, November 15. For many years Ma Stan recently joined the agent staff of had served Phi well as our cook. She also Combined Insurance Co. of America. He added a great deal of warmth. Ma retired last spring. has already won a Pearl award for his top Non-Profit Org. U. S. Postage PAID Lafayette, Ind. Permit No. 229 ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED