RUSSELL STREET REVIEW The brothers ofiLfciambda lota are heavy-hearted with the announcement of the retirement of two-Phi Gam Purdue administrators. Dr. Bob Dillingham, Director, Management Counseling, and Dr. Arthur Hansen, President of Purdue University, are stepping down from their respective positions after a tenure of dedicated service to Purdue. Gentlemen - we salute the fine years of your wise leadership and the many more of Brotherhood. "I would rather be a Fiji," "Here's to good ol' Delta," and "College Days" are just a few of the Fiji classics that are heard throughout the halls once again at 640 Russell. It's true; after a little research, some encouragement from the graduates and enthusiasm amongst ourselves, the Fijis are back singing and pro ducing the exciting sounds of harmony. However, there is one major obstacle hindering our efforts - we have no piano! In our May '81 issue of Boilermaker Fiji, we announced our need for a new or used grand piano. Our efforts in acquiring the instrument have been fruitless. Again, we come to you. If you know the whereabouts of a used grand piano for our house, we would greatly appreciate you letting us know. / Who ever said, "The brotherhood of Phi Gamma Delta Lives On Forever," was absolutely right. This past semester the brothers were treated to a unique fanfare of spirited alumni during our homecoming weekend. We marveled and laughed at countless memories while the mi^ty class of '56 rejoined to celebrate twenty-five years of brotherhood. Thanks to you all for sharing your lives with us and leaving us a part of you. The fall semester of 1981 has been a productive one for our house. We pre sently hold second place in what is a tight race for intramurals this year. We are confident that the second semester season will bring back the championship trophy, where it belongs, next to Gamma. We also had a very successful run to I.U. for the American Cancer Society. Jim Dodson and Bill Woolverton's efforts as co-chairmen escalated the money drive to well over $1800. It was a total team effort and one we're very proud of. A special thanks to brother George King, who threw the ball off from RossAde Stadium. Above all else, we as a house are concentrating heavily on scholarship. Our poor showing last semester has left a bad taste throughout this year. Our Mary McCarty Club showed their concern by giving us six fluorescent reading lamps for our libraj-/. Believe me, ladies, your kindness has added a new dimen sion to our school work. Finally, we would like to congratulate Pat Barr for becoming the #79 presi dent of Phi Gamma Delta. Joining him in the new cabinet are Jim Dodson, Gordon King, Bill Woolverton and Paul Hellmich, all of the class of '83. We are looking forward to a successful year, and would appreciate any suggestions that you have regarding the direction of the house. We hope that you all will make the effort to join us in the ritual "Pig Dinner" on February 28 (Sunday), 1982. Chairman Gerry Mason is working hard in an effort to make this year's dinner an exceptional one. We are very proud to announce that Joe Carney, Phi Gamma Delta's national president, will speak. So mark your calendars and make plans accordingly. Come see what our new pledge program's all about. Until then brothers, God bless you one and all, and have a very Merry Christmas. \r\nnorrts Dear Brother: The Eightieth Annual Norris Pig Dinner of Lambda lota of Phi Gamma Delta will be held on the evening of February 28, 1982 at The Trails Banquet Hail (4 mile east of Ind. 13 on Trails Road. south. Take Ind. 13 exit off of 1-65 and head Then turn east on Trails Road. There will be a sign.). The speaker for the evening will be Joseph B. Carney, the national presi dent of our fraternity. At 3:00 p.m. there will be an important open meeting with the Alpha Graduate Chapter and Lambda lota Graduate Corporation which will be held at the house. Happy Hour with cash bar will begin at 5:30 p.m. at the Trails. Dinner will follow at 6:30 p.m. ($10.00). We are making every effort to make this year's Pig Dinner one of the warm est and best ever. We cordially and enthusiastically invite you and hope that you will inform us of your desire to attend. Please fill out the attached form and send it back to us as soon as possible. Fraternally, Gerald D. Mason Pig Dinner Chairman Enclosed is my check for the amount of $10.00 made payable to the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta to reserve my place at the Annual Pig Dinner Meeting on February 28, 1982. NAME ADDRESS SCHOOL AND YEAR. PHONE RESERVATION DEADLINE IS FEBRUARY 11, 1981