IP K? II Voli IV, No. Ill March, 197U Mississippi State, Mississippi PIG DINNER Sigma Mu's fifth annual Norris Fig Dinner, held March 23, was inrithout question the best yet. Attendance included nineteen chapter graduates, members of the House Corporation, and virtually one hundred per cent of the active chapter. Sigma liEu was honored by the presence of a special guest, Clarke T. Reed (Missouri '50). Reed, a resident of Greenville, is Chairman of the Mississippi Republican Party. Master of Ceremonies was Milton B. Cash, FIJI SPOR'ES The intramural softball season is now undenvay, and Phi Gamm is off to a great start with an 11-8 vic tory over Kappa Sigma. Predictions are that Fiji ■',vlll remain undeieated in Softball just as it did last spring. Concurrent Tidth the softball season is volleyball, in which Phi Gamm is competing strongly. NE'JS OF BROTHERS and Archon Councilor Robert Radcliffe served as guest speaker. During the dinner awards were presented to several Fijis by the chap ter. Clarke Reed received the Distin guished Mississippi Fiji Award, and the Outstanding Graduate Brother award was presented to Bill Mattox. Franklin Myers was given the Outstand ing Brother award, and the Outstand ing Pledge plaques were received by The apoearance of the Phi Gamm house has improved considerably ■with the help of two Sigma l!u graduates. A brand new purple and white frater nity flag purchased with a donation from Ron Campbell (Sigma Mu '72) is now proudly flying over the house. Adding another touch of class is an attractive wooden sign and post given to the chapter by Bryan Graham (Sigma ¥aji '73). The skillKlly Buzzy Handworker and Chris Rebmann of painted sign features an ovd and the Spring and Fall 1973 Pledge Classes. the words "Phi Gamma Delta House." Graduate brothers attending the Pig Dinner included Phil Abernethy, Marty Allison, Larry Blankenship, Joe Boland, Tommy Boyd, Ron Campbell, Bill Caver, Aubrey Earnheart, and -Steve Edwards. Also present were Bryan Graham, Ped Hooper, Greg Mann, Bill Mattox, Ken Meredith, Marshall Moiivdy, Sidney Prosser, Mac V/all, James yjedgeworth, and Jerry Welsh. Marty Allison (Sigma Mu '72) is the proud father of a three week old son, Samuel Marty Allison III, ELLIS T. VJOOLFOLK It is -with great regret that we note tho doa-bh of Ellis T. Wool- folk (Davidson '23), Sigma Mu's chap ter Lega'be, on March 26. A resident of Tunica, Miss., he was a loyal PARENTS DAY Over ninety brothers and parents and active Fiji, and attended Sigma Iki's Pig Dinner just three days be fore his death. participated in Sigma J&i's annual - Parents Day on Saturday, March 30. The day's activities began vd-th a PHI GAM NEWSLETTER morning meeting of the Mary McCarty Club, during which plans vreve made for the redecoration of parts of the house. Dr. Allan Rodgers, MSU ' Dean of Student Development, spoke to the lished monthly by Sigma Mu Chapter impressive crovK3 at the Parents Day Banquet hold at the Ramada Inn. A re ception for the parents at the house Fdi tor ............ .Chrin R , R.ohiruann follovred later in the afternoon. The Phi Gamm Ne''A''sletter is pub of Phi Gamma Delta as a ser'vice to its graduates. \r\nzi ii; ^.cai5.eJi'csoXa/ -m.f/i 4T?i 'x,K*.tr'''b^' ' r : ;•[ .'-..j* bcpCifff- .::! - • rmt r.n-axG 0^7 * ' •ISil-TGOvrK .•' - H'"' ■>- I ! T ; ; ' T . 'J * . d ) . >f'jjnri 1 ' L '' . .. I'l-fXYG G '::YYxooo^i:q 1 X\ ' ,ir.: ;' .^.fV;' ;rv' ' GOV-GLI'I ?■'• "iGj.i: "G- ■x,- .-b -a. rn : 00 ocbovob podboGd Ov'oO .: g-j Yd ■.z.v:ier}0'^^ jo ' .:-y. r-xuviAq mh-M pn r i;:JynID: bac ♦ PooejBiO oA'-Al (SVS £f-:M j:r i5it. J ^ Il-vi 7.-;? b y s - ' ;.]/ ' .k/f ■ - - - t"i' . 'i"- . ■ ' ■, d::'nvd'o" ■• ■- \ ^ » ■ .• % Y'- 'OvOob o^.b•^^- ■ '• •'"iG'VSv" j ..L.ti- ibO'xr'bov? ' d-G'^' ^iinrblpboYd zz:' ■ '^■ 'hnl i ..ororiiaYd or'Vb'"' 1 Gnd.-tvji j'u'i' ' no o/tGo -jsoG.:.; ■ ', ' ' ■ . t ? ..vfon, r?; ,(f^'L' -O' 1 ■ 0 ,(■'.