Xruw L\ VOLUME 5273 #1 HOMECOMING OCTOBER lit-, 1972. NOV.I ■ HOMECOMING PROGRAM Homecoming is November ^ and both Chi Chapter and the Interfraternity Council have been making plans, for a big weekend. FRIDAY SATURDAY llsOO The.brothers will be turned out 12:00 1:00 •on .Friday to welcome all alumni who may return early, and the brothers are looking forward to renewing old acquaintances around 6:00 our newly remodeled bar. There 8530 TAPPED IN CHI ASSOCIATION' MEETING LUNCH FOOTBALL VS WILLIAMS COCKTAIL PARTY ' . DINNER CONCERT are even rumors in the air of some Dixiland entertainment for the I.F.CV PRESENTS evening, but as of this writting our plans are not yet finalized. AND THE DRIFTERS. CHUBBY' CHECKER MEMORIAL. CHAPEL ^Saturday's program will begin 'with the Chi Association Meeting at 11:00 A.M. Cliff Bowditieh reminds us that the mortgsLge pajnnent' is due soon and that alumni who intended'to send in their payments are asked to do so soon as the money is urgently'needed. At noon following the meeting, lunch will be served and brothers and guests will then move to Alexander Field for the gridders' tattle against Williams. For Union, Fiji senior Mike Rabb - ' is adefensive standout, and junior Gary Lauver is an offensive t At;if-:30 or immediately following,the game, alumni are ' ^ted back to the house for a cocktail party followed by dinner •= at 6|00 p.m. The I.F.C, has planned the evenings entertainment which features Chubby Checker and the Driftecs with some old time . and roll. In all, it shapes up to be a big weekend with.. a lot of Fiji spirit. Tickets for the concert are on sale for $3.00». . If you want to attend, let us know amd we will reserve them for you. FRATERNin OB PHI GAMMA DBLT/I 0 iFraFnnf7r? N0V2o ISEUUlsiy, ' -■ ' \r\nPig Dinner 1972 Spring returned to Union just in tine for the Chi Chapter's 79th amnual Mor^^is Pig Dinner held on April 8, Onto the carapus with the warm weather came a fine turnout of alumni who once again demonstrated that Chi Chapter stands "not for college days alone," Fraternity spirit ran high and the festivities were energetic as our "older" more experienced brothers returned to show the younger undergraduates how a "Pig Dinner" is celebrated. In the annual awards ceremony, VJilliam G, Kuchta, *72 of VJestfield, Hass. was awarded the J, Hason Hotchkiss Award given yearly to the senior who has contributed the most in his college career to the Chapter, Bill has been an exceptionally strong active member of the House and was President for the 1970-1971 year and Recording Secretary prior to his election as President, Bil i also has outlined for t'^^e house a new pledge education orogram which is sure to be effective in the years to come. The Edward Seitz Award, given annually to that sorhomore "who best exemplifies the spirit of Phi Gamma Delta", was awarded to Stephen F, schutzer of Kew City, New York. Steve is a transfer to Chi from Washington and Jefferson's Alpha Charter ^nd has been a noti