THE BOILERMAKER EIJI Lambda Iota Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Vol. XXXVI, No. 2 West Lafayette, Indiana October, 1969 Grad Appreciation Last March, the men of Lambda Iota held their first annual Graduate Appreciation Night. With the under graduate brothers supplying ample refreshments and the graduate bro1hers furnishing enlightning and of ten times strangely familiar tales of their own days here at Phi, a de lightful time was experienced by all. The graduate brothers in attendance comfortably represented a good many of the decades Lambda Iota has been in existence. Prom the eld est to the youngest, their love and enthusiasm Joe Rudolph (left) pictured with the 1948 cabinet. F. Dorrenboz, Bill Free man, J. R. Stallings and R. Brown (left to right). PURDUE - FIJI SUPER ALUMNUS JOE RUDOLPH When Joe Rudolph was contacted about the possibility of a feature story about himself in the "Boiler maker Fiji" he was very much op posed to the idea. He informed us that he was aware of many Lambda Iota Fijis who were more prominent than he, and he suggested that we direct our attention toward someone he helps to set up the all important house budget; and he is active in the planning of a new chapter house. His close personal involvement with the undergrads has helped keep the underlying characteristics at Phi constant through the years. Joe has not only been a great sup for Phi Gamma Delta was quite evident and ever so strong. Surely many of the names of those graduate brothers present will be fa miliar to you: Ray Huffman, Doc Canfield, Jack Bixler, Hastings Smith Jr., Joe Rudolph, Nelson Parkhurst, John Shippee, John 0. Bradshaw, Fred Loop, Bob Shearon, Bill Davis, Jack Coffin, Mel Corley, Tom Gould, Larry Lane, Bill Ikins, Chuck Horner, Bill Heath, Lucien Jones, Dick Grace, Phil Puterbaugh, Paul Jones, Mitch Vogel and many others. After brothers our of first Grad Lambda Iota night, the are ever more convinced that a strong gradu ate-undergraduate relationship is a ncessity. With this in mind ,Lambda Iota has scheduled its second annual really outstanding. He considered his role — the operation of the house — porter of Phi Gamma Delta but also of Purdue University. One year away from his alma mater was too long Graduation Appreciation Night for the evening of October 7. The men a for Joe Rudolph. He returned as field great hope of seeing even more grad uate brothers than were present last minor one and insisted that the idea of the story be dropped. How ever, to the brothers of Lambda Iota, Joe Rudolph is truly outstanding and is more important to us than all of the famous Fijis listed together be (Continued on Page 2) of Phi look forward to this with the March. cause of his genuine dedication to the prosperity of the house. Joe Rudolph is a Super Alumnus of Purdue University and of Phi Gam ma Delta. His association with Phi began with Joe's father who was a Purdue Fiji. Joe continued the Phi Gam tradition and served as record ing secretary in 1947-48, the most recent Cheney Cup year for Lambda Iota. Involvement has been the key for Joe since his college days. Through the office of treasure of both the Lambda Iota Corporation and Alpha Graduate Chapter, Joe's guidance has been invaluable in keeping the house on solid ground. Joe's true dedication to the house lies in work which is seldom recognized. He takes care of summer improvements on the house; Joe Rudolph poses in 1969 with his family. They are his daughter Janet, his wife Gail and his sons "R. J." and John. \r\nPage Two THE October, 196D BOILERMAKER FIJI Boilermaker Fiji m\7 m Published regularly throughout the school year by the Lambda-Iota chap ter of the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta for its members and Phi Gamma Delta, 640 Russell St., West Lafayette, 47906. AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ALPHA ORADUATE CORPORATION OF THE FRATERNITY OF PHI GAMMA DELTA AT PURDUE UNIVERSITY' AND THE la:sibda i o t a g r a d u a t e c o r p o r a t i o n ALPHA GRADUATE CORPORATION Prosldent Larry C. Lane 227 Schilling W. Lafayette, In'iiana I960 William 220 R. Miller South R. .Joseph 47907 1969 Association Indiana President William R. Davis 1969 12 J.afayette, Indiana ITOOo Nlee-Presldent .John 3620 O. 1969 Indiana Secretary Richard School E. of Grace Materials 1969 Science TreuHiirer .Joseph Purrlue Rudolph Alumni Association Union Bldg,, J'urdue University I.afayette, Indiana 47907 Board Meniliers (Terms E>:i>lring 1060) three times. ed on the kick-off team and was fre Vic Baltzei (34), Greg Miller (81), and Steve Murphy (17), Fiji broth 1969 backing up quarterback Don Kiepert. Miller, a tight end, has demonstrated His brilliant defensive play included several saves and a interception. Tim also returned two punts. Junior letterman Steve de Grand his speed, size, and knack for going for the bail thus far this fail. Greg lent plays at the safety position. Steve broke up several passes with his hard hitting tackles and keen sense of timing. His most outstanding yards. Tim Huxhold (60), only three sophomores was who among started on the offensive unit. He gained vi several occasions. Don Kiepert (10), said to be the Board Members (Terms E\r)irlng 1970) .5237 (^'l^roliton Avenue Niles, Michigan 49120 Indianapolis, Indiana 46220 D.nvid S. J^ratvlt David L. Brubeck William C. Brandt, Jr. 1818 Lalce Shore Drive fI-/B) Michigan City. Indiana 46360 9.331 Nor(h Delaware Street James A Will am R. Davis 219 lama Avenue bail played a fine game at cornerback. I/Oirs R. Berner 526 J.aurel Drive Hankins the quently substituted into the offensive line up at tight end. Mike made three major tackles, two on kick-offs and one on an intercepted pass. Purdue's tal experience during the sixty-four plays he participated in. His crisp blocking helped spring our backs on and Metallurgical Engineering Purdue University T.afayette, Indiana 47907 R. in play was a punt return for twelve Coffin Kohl T.afavette, role maison (27), also made many excel 47907 LAMBDA IOTA GRADUATE CORPORATION R. R. instrumental ran with Sophomore Mike Cota (84), start 1969 Union BIdg., Purdue University I^afayette, drowned? ers, are also worthy of note. Baltzell, Engineering Rudolph Alumni Boilermakers although a non-ietterman, has shown exceptional leadership qualities in Treasurer Purdue and the (43) Science Indiana when them 42-35. After enjoying a 21-7 half-time lead, the Boilers' defense was forced to toughen up as TCU scored 28 points in the second half. Lambda lota is proud to claim that they had five brothers who played a member of last years Aoademic Ail-American squad and a contender for All-American honors this year Secretary Lafayette, best reserve quarterback in the Big Ten, lead the team on serveral drives 1969 Street and Metallurgical Purdue University Texas Christian's Horned Frogs found themselves in a little pond opening game victory. Seniortri-captain Tim Foley, Indiana Richard E. Grace School of Materials BOILERMAKER GRIDIRON SUCCESS SPEARHEADED BY PHI GAMS an Vleo-Presldent Lafayette, Terry Wedgewood, Don Kiepert, Steve de Grandmaison. friends. News items, photographs and changes of address should be sent to OFFICERS Fiji Gridders are (Top row) Tim Foley, Vic Baltzell, Tim Huxhold, Greg Miller, Mike Cota, Steve Murphy. (Bottom Row) Coach Mike Frame (*69), In llanapolis, Indiana 46240 R. R. 12 Findlay, Ohio 45840 r..afayette. Indiana 4790.5 Robert N. Supple R. R. 16, Box 67 Indianapolis, Indiana 46278 I")avii P. Jones 4 07 West wood Road R chard J. .Sorenson Pliilip M. Puterbaugb Indianapolis, Indiana 46LMO 1424 Greonlawn Drive 1400 Sf)Uth 18th Street Munster, Indiana 46321 I.afayetfe, Indiana 47905 will be seeing a lot more action in the future. Steve Murphy, who com piled a suberb record as a freshman quarterback has recently been switch ed to split end because of his great speed. JOB RUDOLPH — (Continued from Page 1) secretary of the Purdue Alumni Asso ciation in 1949 and assumed his pre sent position of Executive Director in 1953. It was in 1949 that, in true Fiji fashion, Joe met his wife, Gail Beckman, a Purdue Theta. As Alumni Director Joe has built a tremendous Alumni Association. He was extremely instrumental in the founding of the John Purdue Club, the Purdue athletic booster club. Fur ther illustrating his school spirit, Joe has not missed a Purdue football game since 1949. That is a total of about 183 games and quite a record! That is Joe Rudolph. A fine asset to ant the Fijis at Purdue. Too import of a figure to be taken for granted and forgotten. The real tri bute lies in what Lambda Iota rep resents. For it is this which he has helped build in his days at Purdue. \r\nOctober, 1969 Page Three THE BOILERMAKER FIJI TELL THE GANG THAT... 1907 The New York Times HOWARD MARSH DIES: EX-STAR IN MUSICALS Special to The New York Times RED BANK, N. J., Aug. 8 — Howard Marsh, a banker and a for mer musical comedy star who made at the University of Michigan. In addition to his job Bill is Lay Leader of the Wyoming House Corporation and licensed Local Preacher in the of Phi Gamma Delta. Joe and his wife United Methodist Church. a hit in the title role of "The Stu dent Prince" at the Jolson Theater plan to take life easy and travel to ill 1924, died yesterday at the Mon- Australia this fall. mouth Medical Center in Long Branch. He lived at 28 Riverside Ave nue. Mr. Marsh, a native of Bluffton, Ind., attended Purdue University, then went to Denison College in Granville, Ohio, as instructor in dra matics and voice for three years. He graduated in law and finance from the University of Wisconsin and entered banking in Indianapolis, but quit to study music in New York. He joined a touring company, then made his New York debut in 1917 1943 The recently appointed Vice-Presi- 1928 Brother Joe Yant recently retired as Chief Engineer from the Casper, Wyoming American Oil refinery. Joe has been very active in civic activi ties and has kept in contact with Phi by serving as a board member 1931 With all the children married and gone, and the potential hazzard of four grandchildren coming to visit, the Beattys have decided to decrease the risk by moving into an apart ment. Best of luck to the class of 1931. dent of Allen Bradley Co. of Mil waukee is William Younger ('43). Son, Bill Jr., recently pledged Fiji James V. Proesel is presently re siding in Lincolnwood, Illinois. He has been a member of the Chicago Board of Trade for twenty-three years. Jim has a son, Jim, who will begin his college education this fall at Arizona State. A graduate of Loyola Academy, he will, be fine ma terial for the western chapter. Charles McConaughy enjoys the Boco Raton, Florida from Oct. 1 to May 1, and then re turns to Manhasset, New York until sunshine 1932 Ned Warren, Ohio, ('32) writes to the of following Oct. 1. Since 1968 Broadway tell us that his company produced the outer structure of Apollo's Com assignments later included "Blossom firm, which has greatly reduced his mand Module and the Saturn base activities as a Lawyer. in "The Grass Widow." Time" (1921), "Cherry Blossoms" (1927), "Showboat" (1927), "The Well of Romance" (1930), and Gil bert and Sullivan operettas in 1931 and 1935. Later he sang in nightclubs and hotels in New York and Miami. Before World War II, he ran night clubs in West Orange and Eatontown. More recently he served as an aud itor for the South Amboy Trust Company, the Dover Trust Company and the Commonwealth Trust Com pany of Metuchen. He retired two years ago. heat shield. Ned's family is doing fine. Son John is a Kappa Sigma at Southern Methodist; Martha Anne is working on her masters at Texas; and Caroline is married and teaching in Heidelberg, Germany. We are look ing forward to seeing Ned at both the Stanford and Northwestern foot ball games this fall. Totally enjoying retirement in Sun City, Arizona, is Homer "Bee" Bind er 11. Bee keeps busy playing golf. He is looking forward to his 50th wedding anniversary next year and his 60th class reunion in 1971. We hope to see him then. as Contract Administrator in the Pur due Business Office. 1937 John F. Brubaker of So. Boston, Virginia says he wants to hear from the class of '37. John recently moved from Sharon, Pa. where he is a senior commercial design engineer transformer plant. He is for a keeping busy with a little theatre work. 1939 It's good to hear that he recently spent two weeks in Hawaii with his Retired after twenty-nine years in Engineering & Marketing with Standard Oil of New Jersey is Fred Menke ('39). Fred and Jane (the for mer Jane Caldwell, Pi Beta Phi at Purdue, 1942), now living in Coral Gables, Fla., have a married daugh ter, Kathy and a son Steve at Georgia daughter and is feeling fine. Tech. member of the Indiana Golf Hall of Fame. Having recently celebrated his 50th wedding anniversary was H. H. Mosher ('13) of Loguna Hills, Calif. my as Lt. Colonel in 1966. He is now a secondary math teacher at Maconquah Middle School in Kokomo, Ind. Richard Neal is presently Regional Manager (Administration and Oper ation) at Texaco Incorporated. 1949 Dave Holmes manded the former Sally Bowes (Sc. '50) who was a Theta at Purdue. They have three daugh ters — Carol 17, Sally 16, and Jane 14. Currently he is president of Holmes and Company, Incorporated and American Walnut Manufactures 1913 Brother Burr Swezey has again distinguished himself by becoming a 1946 Willis H. Knipe '46 writes to say that he retired from the Regular Ar 1935 Bob Shearon '35 of West Lafayette invites the brothers to drop in when they are in town for games. After twenty-five years in Aruba for Esso, Bob has worked the last four years 1911 Charles has been "of counsel" to his Association. He director of National Hardwood Lumber Association. 1950 Michael Shaffer ('50) of Meharie, La., has had the opportunity to meet some of his brothers in airports around the country. He mentions that he met Lee Boyd in New Orleans, Ed Benjamin in Indianapolis, and Ed Ogden in Chicago. 1951 This past summer Hank Ryder and his family took a 10 day Colorado River raft trip through the Grand Canyon. He was recently appointed to fill a vacancy in the Administrative Committee of the Purdue Scholarship Foundation. Alumni \r\nPage Four THE 1952 The new president and chief execu tive officer of Modular Cinemas of America, headquartered in Atlanta is Robert Gentry. Bob was previously Vice-President and Div. Manager of Riegel Paper Corporation in charge of their Fo'ding Carton operations. Bob says wife Jane and the three children BOILERMAKER Octol)er, 190)9 FIJI Dick Marshall ('59) happily an nounces the birth of a new baby daughter, Molly, born Nov. 27, 1968. Dick is very busy it seems. Having recently been sworn in as a member of the Muncie Community School Board, he was also appointed District Staff Assistant to Congressman Dav id W. Dennis. In addition to this, are alive and well and extends an in Dick is associated with the law firm vitation to any chapter members to of Dennis, Cross, Raiser, & Jordan, Muncie, Indiana. drop in when in Atlanta. Bert Bahlke '52 is still manager of A baby son, Robert Todd, was born August 12 to Robert B. Sheets of Sherman Oaks, Calif. John Zalcudek ('63) had a wonder ful winter last year. Amy Elizabeth was born to John and Marylou (KKG'63) on Jan. 31 and John's Air Force "career" ended after 3 1-2 years. He is now market analyst for Owens-Corning Fiberglass rosive Products After eleven years in the invest Div. in Non-Cor- Toledo. Chemical Engineering for Cutter ment business, Jim Redinger (59) is 1964 Laboratories in Berkeley, Calif. Boy a vice-president of the Saunders, Stiver & Co. Jim currently resides Fred Schrom is an Industrial engi neer for Eli Lilly and Company, in Westlake, Ohio with his wife and based in Indianapolis. May of 1968, he returned from three years of Scouts keeps him busy as son (12) and daughter (10). do his their four children: James 5, Jill 4, 1953 Robert Sargeant is now the Branch Manager for Digital Equipmen t Corporation in Ann Arbor, Michigan. 1955 Doug Stuart was recently named Sales Manager for Vrethane Chemi Andrew 3, and Patrick 8. His duties include managing the Institutional Dept., member of the Executive Com mittee and active in the firm's activ ity in mergers, acquisitions and underwritings. Jane, age nine. Buskirk was fortunate guest of Gene Cernan '56 for the Apollo 10 launch. Also attending was L. R. Tucker 1960 Bob Black was married in 1959. They have two sons, Scott age four, Squadron Maintenance Officer of the the '57 and their wives. The game of golf is the life for 7-1 Air Cavalry based at Newport for the past three years he has play ed on the Winter and Carribean Golf tours. A true Epicurian! 1957 Louis Finch of Fairfax, Virginia informs us that he is Field Repre sentative for Pratt and Whitney Air craft in Washington, D. C. burg, Pennsylvania, is now market development manager of the Alum inum Company of America, located in Pittsburg. Bill is currently expecting his third child. Vacation plans in clude building a summer home in the Pennsylvania mountains. 1959 Parker and family just moved into their new home in Knoxville, Tenne Atlantic fleet mand of nuclear submarines. Schlitz commercial run 1965 Still eluding the trap of marriage vows in Paul Lind, class of '65. May 1961 Dave Schmutzler recently resigned from the Ansul Company and has formed a business with his father that markets and sells water and air pollution control units. be Paul's job is the reason for his playing it cool with the ladies. He works for Trane Company in Chicago as a sales engineer in air condition ing systems. Purdue Street is the street of Jos eph R. Keenan and his family of Dallas, Texas. Joe, who is unit man ager with Steak 'n Ale Restaurants Gerald Bay ('62) recently celebrat ed his first wedding anniversary. He was married to Mary Block, August 17, 1968. He recently returned from a two week cruise to Wisconsin's Door County Penninsula aboard their twenty-three foot sloop. Gerald is currently manager of the Technology of America, had a recent arrival in the form of an eight and one half pound boy on April 11. Joe writes that he spent the July 4th weekend with Bill and Niki Johnson, Dick and Evon Ely, and Don and Pam Dahn all from the class of 1965. civilization center of the I.I.T. Re search Institute in Chicago. We heard from the former ball coach of Sophomore FIJI Christenberry. Dave Alexander now head Basketball Coach at base Tom '62 is Chat- was recently transferred from Chi cago Sales with Air Products to the Detroit Office. The move becomes effective on October 1, 1969. the has a ning. John was married April 12, gon. new on mith of T.V.'S "Monkees." He is working on a feature length movie 1969. ard High School in Indianapolis. station Disterdick of En- can Wichita Co." — a music pro duction company — with Mike Nes- maintenance runs to Vung Tau, Long Binh, Soc Trang, Phu Loi, and Sai ssee. Parker is currently a develop ment co-ordinator, weapons develop ment division of the AEC's y-12 plant in Oak Ridge. The Waylands recently hosted Perry Williams and his family (1959) as they headed for Perry's Commanders Staff in Norwalk, Vir ginia. Perry is now qualified for com (twister) ness in the radio, television and en tertainment field. He started "Ameri and 1962 1958 William F. Lewis, residing in Pitts- four years of age. News, Virginia. It seems that Bob has seen Viet Nam extensively as he did Wayne Etherton up in St. Charles, 111. Wayne is the golf professional at the Pottawatomie Golf Club. And '64) have one daughter, Jennifer three years of age, and a son Eric, John and Mike age three. Bob's new job is 1956 Daniel in Europe. He and his wife, the former Miss Judy Garst (Pi Beta Phi cino, Calif, is doing a swinging busi cals at Jefferson Chemical Company. Ho and his wife, Jane Heath '55, have one son, David 12, and a daughter service with the United States Army 1966 It's Doctor Milton G. Fowler ('66) now! "Doc" Fowler has been busy since graduation. He was married Aug. 3, 1968 and graduated from I.U Medical School in June of 1969. He is presently an intern at the Uni versity of Minnesota Hospitals in Minneapolis. 1963 Burt Luring ('63) informs that he Lt. J. G. William E. Kassling, cur rently stationed in Honolulu, Hawaii, is working for operations control of the Pacific fleet. He would anpreciate any news from pledge class. members of his \r\nOctober, 1969 THE Tony Van Westrum of Golden, Colorado wrote to say hello to Mom BOILERMAKER Page Five FIJI After a fabulous four years at Purdue and Lambda Iota, Don Salo Watch Words — Walker. He was Steward in 1965-66. ('68) What does the future hold ? Since graduation Tony has gotten married to Jenny Ellis and been through three years of law school at Michigan. He received a baby son in August. and completed his Master's degree at Georgia Tech. He started a computer consulting business while in grad school and is presently working for IBM in Atlanta. Don is still single but looking hard. 1967 "Way up yonder in the sky, fighter pilot flying by!" So sings Doug Bash ('67) who recently received his covet ed wings. He is scheduled for a year of aircraft transitioning at El Toro, Calif, before a Marine Corps vaca tion in Southeast Asia. Bill Tandy recently returned from six months active duty with the Na tional Guard. He assumed the posi tion of commercial manager of In diana Bell Telephone in Auburn, Ind. continued with his education Joseph C. Hackleman '68 sends news of a new boy Christopher Cary. He is presently shipping and ware house superintendent at Philco Ford in Connersville, Ind. Said he had "coffee with the Deamer" who is leaving for Viet Nam at the end of Sept. 1969 Presently attending the I. U. Medi cal School in Indianapolis is Stan Hurst ('69), who sends word that Jim Covert ('69) and wife, Cindy will be transferred to Cincinnati in Feb. 1970. He also sends news that Jack and Sharon Ross are expecting their first child in April. 1968 After working one year in the Navy's San Francisco Bay Naval Shipyard as a civil service employee, Lyman Wible, class of '68, has decid ed to pursue his masters at The Uni versity of Wisconsin at Madison. Dave Stelzer, ('68) now living in Cincinnati, has just completed his second year in the Public Health Service as a Sanitary Engineer. He is presently attending night school at the University of Cincinnati working for his M.B.A., and will begin school full time in June, 1970. Despite all Phi Gam's Gain drinks with Dan Milne ('69) and his highlighted by workshop-help groups wife Leslie. composed Ohio. Having recently received a pro motion at IBM in Indianapolis, to a full Marketing Representative, Rich will handle the accounts of Ball State, I. U. Medical Center, and Indiana University. Tom Pfaff was recently named Vice President of David-Thomas Labora tories. He sells a product called Final Tan through college representatives. While working at Barnaby's Bar, Tom ran into brothers Sovern, Rule, Hufford, and Bogan, all in the class of 1969. Tom says that Donald Salo has kept in touch. Don spent the sumn.er working for I.B.M. Looks like Tom is off to an excellent start. I would thank you, God, for this creation — for the fact that I'm here in the midst of it, whatever happens. Help me to remember that you are the Creator and Giver of all gifts. And, as each day passes, as the future races into the present. May I see you in the future as in the past; May I — in faith and hope — act, work and live To help things happen — not just wait for them. CATCH The 11th Fiji Academy convened at Indiana University August 25th with opening remarks by Archon President Henry S. Brainard (Case Western Reserve '22). The three day program, Bird and son David in Wadsworth, bad both seem infinite. Leadership school Richard Fryer ('68) recently took a vacation trip to see Pete and Denise The possibilities for good and Laura-Jean Mashriok had time to exchange a few good homes as his duties send him all over the country. But, it's exciting, too. Amen. this activity Dave and Marnie have Heading up the plastic bottle divi sion of American Can Company of New York is Carl Chaleff, class of *68. Hotels and airplanes are Carl's This bothers me sometimes, God. which of Phi of is the Gamma brothers leadership Delta, from was around the country. Purdue received three certificates of recognition for academic achieve ment. Lambda Iota received honor able mention in the Owen Cup com petition and also received recogni tion for being above the All-Men's average for the 1967-68 Academic year. Purdue was also recognized for being above the All-Men's average for five consecutive years. Those representing Lambda Iota at this year's Academy were Hastings Smith, Bruce Pitman, and John Mil ler. The Wednesday evening dinner was interrupted with a five minute stand ing ovation for Purdue's own man "almost" on the moon — Gene Cernan. Gene delivered an address and presented the Academy with a Fiji Badge which he carried with him in Snoopy as he came within ten miles NORRIS PIG DINNER of the moon's surface. He also pre sented the conference with an auto graphed picture of the earth and a small American flag which he also carried on the trip. IS COMING \r\nPage Six October, 1969 THE BOILERMAKER FIJI FROM THE PRESIDENT — i ATTENTION GRADS GRAD NEWS KEY TO SUCCESS In my letter of August 16 I ac knowledged the fact that this past few years, the Boilermaker Fiji has not been effectively presenting grad uate news to our alumni. It was also stated that positive steps were being taken to correct this deficiency so you can be accurately informed of the present activities of your pledge brothers and Lambda across the country. Iota Fijis Due mainly to your co-operation on returning the questionaires sent you, we have been able to publish the most informative Boilermaker To those who have not covered a scope of fifty-nine years, informing us of various events in the lives of our graduate brothers. It has been truly inspiration for me to discover how much the news S families to the house for a buffet • re turned a questionaire, one is avail able on the back of this issue. Aren't you curious to know what some of your P. B.'s are up to today? Is it true that John Templeton McCarty has quit his job and is now traveling west? Are James Elliot and Betty Locke really going to tie the knot this Spring? Your friends are, no doubt, just as curious about what the future had in store for you. Please don't deprive them of your contribution! Help and yours in Phil! us to help %luncheon before each home foot- [ 5 ball game. There is also a stand- • i ing invitation for lunch and din-1 ^ ner when ever you are in the area. _ ill. The Alpha Graduate Chapter I iP invites all area Fijis to attend J their monthly luncheon the firsts Friday noon, of every at the month, Lafayette 12:00 [ Country • Club. All Fuji brothers in the [ ji area are welcome to share the« J brotherhood. you Tim Foiey Fiji written in five years and one of which I am extremely proud. In the last month we have received over one-hundred letters. Our returns have yet I J I. You are invited to bring your 5 President Happiness is the only good The time to be happy is now LAM a OA The place to be happy is here The way to be happy is to of their friends means to many of the alums that have written in. Let make others so. a.jL yo« Wr e.\,o«V me assure you that it is our privilege to act as the middleman for your Ingersall PRIDE communications. ^ a wxflcr