Vol. V September, 1975 Mississippi State, Mississippi No. 1 t FALL RUSH KFVS OF GRADUATES The 1975 fall rush, headed by Rush Chairman Pat McClatchy, has re sulted in the largest pledge class in Sigma Mu History. This fall's seventeen pledges are Bill Adrian, Belleville, Illinois; Mitch Boggan, Hickory; John Ball, Summitt; Marty Hawkins, Memphis, Tenn.; Kevin Hol Lee Wilson is now working with the Soil Conservation Service, an agency of the Department of Agriculture, and is stationed in Calhoun City, Mississippi. Greg Mann is the new Union Program Advisor here at Mississippi State. land, Memphis,Tenn.; Peter Fisackerly, Sunflower; Frank Jones, Tupelo; Rich ard McRee, Jr., Holcomb; Lee Miller, Jackson; Tommy Scroggins, Baird; John Speed, Jackson; Gregg Trotter, Memphis, Tenn.; David Walker, Isola; Greg Walsh, Liberty; Stan Walters, linden, Ala.; James Young, Jr., Ponto- Tom Kirkland is in his first year of Law School at the University of Mississippi. He is reportedly studying up to eight hours per day. The source of this report, however, is Tom Kirkland himself, and re gretfully this editor is somewhat skepti toc. John Van Zanut, Jackson. cal of that contention. FLORIDA GAME Robert Siedell recently accepted a position as fraternity advisor at Ryder College in Trenton, New Jersey. A special thanks goes to Greg Mann who entertained Phi Gamms with a pre-game party on the afternoon of the Florida game in the lovely home of his parents. Graduates attending the party included Marshall Mowdy, Tom Kirkland, Phil Abemethy, Tom Cottom, Ed Bean and Ray Jordan have added immense executive ability to the con fines of Fidelity Bank in Jackson via the addition of Thomas Mize, Sigma Mu *75. Ray Jordan, Thomas Mize, Jon Naugher, Porter Robinson, and Lee Wilson. PARENTS'DAY October 4th was a big day for the Porter Robinson is now with the Sta ple Cotton Cooperation Association. He is working in Canton, Mississippi, and has already establised himself as the ace of the local tennis courts. members of Sigma Mu Chapter. Parents' Day began with the Mary McCarty Club '^'meeting at 10:00 A.M. followed by a Jon David Naugher and the former picnic dinner and the Southern game. A Sherrill Shannon were married this summer dance was held at the VFW Hut featuring on July 11th in Yazoo City. They are now residing in Pontotoc where Jon is associat ed with Naugher Brothers' Dairy. "Tubby Fick'.' Graduates attending this event were Drew McDowell, Ray Jordan, Phil Abernethy, Tom Kirkland, James Wedgeworth, Ben Penn, and Lee Wilson. CANOE TRIP — David Wesley is now Loan Review Officer for the Bank of Mississippi in Tupelo, Miss. On September 20, 1975, seventeen brave Phi Gamms set out in eight canoes with a common goal. Their objective was the conquest of the ominous waters of the relcnox^*iates along on the trip were Lee Wilson and Greg Mann. During the course of the two days of peril which these men experienced, Greg Mann filmed another. This one will be entitled "White Water.' PHI GAJ!M NEWSLETTER The Phi Gamm Newsletter is published monthly by Sigma Mu Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta as a service to its graduates. Editor Dal Williamson Asst. Editor Pat McClatchy