President's Message Eps'llon Dear Alumni: May, 1965 Chapel Hill, North Carolina CXII, No. 3 ance of active graduate relations. Epsilon is striving to acquire its You realize as we do that "Phi due place among fraternities at North Carolina; the position of num Gamma Delta is not for college Epsilon has been in financial diffi ni culties. These difficulties were due to the small number of brothers in weekends days alone" and that we need grad ber one on campus. Ever since the uate help and cooperation in every chapter was put on rushing proba phase of fraternity growth. It is al tion due to poor scholarship in 1960, ways rewarding to me to see Alum the house. Now, however, since the successful spring rush of '64, fall rush of '64 and spring rush of '65, we feel that the financial straight- at the house and to during football converse with them when they drop by at any time during the year. Rush recom mendations are of major importance to the life and welfare of any fra ternity and have been a mainstay jacket has been removed. Thirty-two to brothers will have been initiated by Pig Dinner this year bringing the total number of Fiji members up to years. The house is in good shape fifty-nine. We now have the mater ial to work with and we do intend to work diligently at every phase of fraternal association among our selves and with all aspects of the University of North Carolina. No undergraduate chapter, however, can achieve its potential without the moral support of its Alumni. As graduate members of Epsilon, hav ing completed your undergraduate studies in association with the prob lems and pleasures of fraternity life, you realize the grave import- Phi Gamma Delta for but there is much room many for im provement and this can be only achieved if graduates and under graduates work together. If you were not able to attend Pig Dinner the past May 15th, we are looking forward to seeing each and every one of you at Pig Dinner next year as a physical sign of the brother hood we all feel and the common background of experience we have shared and are sharing as mem bers of Phi Gamma Delta. Sincerely yours, Charles Wilkins Perge! Archon Secretary Speaks at Pig Dinner \ \ By JOHN LeGRAND Robert S. Hays, '24; Larry Windley, '64; D. R. Goodin, '22; Bill Green, The 1965 Norris Pig Dinner was the largest in the memory of the '25; J. B. Greenwood, '42; Gid Kimball, '42; Lem Whitsett, '50; W. K. present active members of Epsilon Tate, '49; Vic Venters, '55; Darby chapter. The highlight of the dinner Wood, '62; Travis Dupree,'66 (Pres was the very outstanding address by ident of Richmond Chapter). Archon Secretary Fred L. Dixon. Thirty-five Fiji graduates joined forty actives of Epsilon in "Bringing SPRING PLEDGE CLASS Onicl'^I Di II Wpi II 1^ i^