/jA 'irr ★• Gfoduafe Newsletter PI lota Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta WORCESTER POLVTECHNIC INSTITUTE PRESIDENT'S LETTER Dear Brothers, First let me begin this president's letter by thanking all the graduates for the unbelievable amount of support they have been giving. Our graduate support has not only helped us make noticeable improvements in the house, it has also aroused an ambitious feeling throughout the undergraduate chapter. During the summer the cabinet had several meetings to work out a direction in which we felt the chapter should move. We set up goals for both the cabinet and the chapter which we planned to discuss later at the chapter retreat. As a cabinet we "I would like to thank all of the graduates for the unbelievable amount of support they have been giving." felt that we needed more committee heads and more cabinet interaction, so we divided the committees up in a way so that each committee has an overseeing officer and an assistant officer. The idea behind this is to improve aspects of the committee and cabinet interaction and to improve the overall performance of the chapter. Also, during the summer we felt that the FALL '90 chapter retreat would be a crucial event to get the house moving in the right direction. This retreat, held on September 8th at Gompei's Place, was a very encouraging one. First, the individual committees presented their goals to the chapter at which time there was an open discussion on their goals and how the committee heads could improve any aspects of their jobs. We also set our goals as a chapter. Some of these goals include improving "Some of these goals include ... the winning of a major national award." the involvement of all members of the house, more efficient use of the committee system, and the winning of a major national award. The latter took much discussion because it was felt that the chapter had the potential to win several major awards. Finally, it was decided that the chapter would strive for the Cheney Cup, feeling that it is indeed a reachable goal. Additionally, we discussed the upcoming planned events. Homecoming, October 6th, should "Homecoming, October 6th, should be better than ever." \r\nbe better than ever. This would be an excellent opportunity to come back and meet with old friends and make plans for the upcoming Pig Dinner. Pig Dinner, April 13th, is one not to miss; it is the kick off of the centennial celebration. William Zerman (Michigan '49), the educational director and former executive director of the International Fraternity, will be the keynote speaker. This is going to be an exciting and eventful year and we hope to see many graduates throughout the year at dinners, on weekends, or at any time. We look forward to seeing you and to a great year. Fraternally yours, Jim Detora '91 Perge! TREASURER'S REPORT The coming year looks very promising. With an initial goal of improving the collection of funds virtually accomplished, secondary goals of converting the manual bookkeeping system over to computers and individual committee budgeting can take the majority of my time. During the summer a payment plan was "...converting the manual bookkeeping over to computers..." Treasurer's job. Also, by giving each committee head a monthly budget and reviewing it with them, it will not only help the treasurer keep track of individual committee spending and improve budgeting, but will also heighten the awareness of the members of the house on the amount of money that is available for productive use during the year. Finally, our graduate accounts receivable has begun to decline. Beginning last Pig Dinner, the publishing of the outstanding balances in the Pi Ides and working closely with Mark Macaulay and the B.C. A. in contacting people, we feel confident that the graduate accounts receivable will be around five thousand dollars by the upcoming Pig Dinner. We have lofty expectations for the year and we hope that this upward trend continues! Fraternally yours. Marc Licciardi '92 Perge! implemented, requiring an initial payment of one thousand dollars before the beginning of the school year, the balance of which is due by August 31st. HOUSE MANGER'S REPORT In the last letter, it was made quite clear by This system has reduced our undergraduate accounts former House Manager Dave Fleury, that the house receivable to the lowest it has been in recent was old and in need of a renovation. Over the past history. All of the people who haven't paid have year, I have seen some significant changes in the appearance of the house. First, the kitchen has been improved with the replacement of the floor ".. .undergraduate accounts receivable to the lowest it has been in recent history." set up an installment plan and signed promissory notes. For those who did go on the installment plan, an additional fifty dollars was added to their balance to account for the time value of money, encouraging people to pay early. For the remainder of the year, I will work with my committee on converting out current budgeting system onto LOTUS 1-2-3. This will significantly reduce the time that future treasurers will have to spend on bookkeeping, leaving then more time to improve other aspects of the and a new gas stove. The second floor bathroom has new showers that were installed by the undergraduate last year, followed by a new floor The undergraduates also recently and toilets. finished building a new set of stairs leading to the "Alumni support is greatly needed." cellar. The F.A. Morse Building Committee's next order of repair will be the pebble beach roof which will start to cause significant water damage unless it is fixed soon. New ideas of the house committee have \r\ngotten the brotherhood more involved as a whole. There are many other smaller projects that need to be done that will improve the appearance of the house. These projects will take a 100% effort by "These projects will take a 100% effort by the house." the house. They include the replacement of all broken windows panes, painting the windows inside and out, refinishing the dining room floor, refinishing the stairs, and several others. These projects will be completed in the next couple of weeks in time for Homecoming on October 6th. The renovation is underway, but in order to keep the ball rolling. Alumni support is greatly needed. I would like to take this opportunity to invite you to Homecoming this year. This would give you the chance to see how the house is shaping up and more importantly to be amongst your FIJI brothers again. Fraternally, Scott Speicher '92 agree, the twenty new brothers included, that the ritual is something very special to the privileged few allowed to experience it. As neophytes, these twenty men participated in Post Initiation training (PIT). Along with PIT, came new responsibilities - reading the by-laws, reciting, reading the constitution, learning more about the Fraternity. Through Pit, the neophytes developed an even greater appreciation for the customs and traditions that are the ritual. After finally completing PIT, these twenty probationers were given the benefits of Fraternal association. "...the glory of Phi Gamma Delta..." The Brothers at Pi Iota hold the ritual in the highest regard. This we attempt to pass on to new initiates so they, in turn, will pass our most precious inheritance on to those fortunate enough to follow. This has been successfully accomplished for 100 years and, hopefully, will continue for hundreds more. With Fraternal Affections, David N. Fleury '91 Brian Kuchar '92 Perge! Perge! F.A. MORSE CLERK In early May, I mailed out letters and HISTORIAN'S LETTER Brothers, As all Chapter Historians sometimes do, I was pouring over the countless numbers of artifacts envelopes for the annual dues. that are kept in the attic of our house. While doing I thank these brothers for their generosity and promptness in returning the envelopes. For those so, I stumbled upon some old editions of Pi Ides. I couldn't help but notice one glaring fact - in not one of these editions was there a Historian's report. I brought this fact up to this years editors, and they responded that they had thought of it some time ago. The idea of a Historians report was bom here at Pi Iota. "The Ritual- our most precious inheritance." Twenty new brothers had the opportunity to share in that inheritance on March 31, 1990. Remember, if you will, back when you first experienced the glory of Phi Gamma Delta, and I think you will join me in congratulating these twenty fine young men on their accomplishments. I think we all will So far I have $2,555. This was sent in by 76 graduate brothers. "The money is very badly needed and will be put to use immediately." of you who have not sent in your dues, I ask you to please do so. The money is very badly needed and will be put to use immediately. Dues are $25, donations greater than this will be put in the renovation fund. Thank you for your cooperation. Fraternally, Brian Blanchard '92 Perge! \r\nGRADUATE ACCOUNTS/RECEIVABLES I would like to thank the following Graduates for either paying their balances in full or for starting installment plans: Joe Crispo '85 Ken St.Hilaire '85 Jeff Kelly '86 Mike Crispo '87 Tom Cummings '87 Joe Danze '87 Shawn Bernard '88 Tim Flynn '88 John West '88 Joe Sugar '88 OUTSTANDING BALANCES The following is a list of Graduate brothers who still have outstanding balances: Dan Winchester '88 John O'Sullivan '88/'90 Jeff Horowitz '85 $595.71 Scott Lindsey '85 482.79 Kevin Madden '85 1612.40 Franz Roesner '85 443.75 Edmond Corini '86 700.00 Phil Bedard '87 283.36 18.23 Dave Bedard '88 Bill Bennet '89 Jamie Connely '89 Mike Blazejowski '88 457.95 Chris Ferrari '89 Stu Kibbee '89 John Hart '88 395.66 If any other Graduates have an outstanding Jay Hedley '88 58.92 balance and would like to pay it in full or pay the sum in installments, please send a letter to FUI to my attention. Thank You. Mark Macaulay '89 Perge! Chris Klem '88 110.55 Ken Spinelli '88 281.45 John Cambell '90 563.00 Mike Kelleher '90 1660.00 Matt McGrath '90 1036.00 BOA MESSAGE Dear Brethren, If you missed Pig Dinner, you missed one great shindig. In the eyes of this BCA chairman, there couldn't have been a better alumni event at WPI which surpassed Pig Dinner '90. One reason for the success on April 7th was the cooperation and the interaction of the F.A. Morse and BCA with the undergraduate chapter. The three worked harmoniously preparing Ole '99 for this prestigious Alumni event. We will be passing into another year soon and with the loss of a few BCA members to the F.A. Morse, we could afford to utilize the knowledge of some other graduates. There is a form in this issue of Pi Ides for enlisting into the BCA or some other graduate activity. Please fill this out and return it if you are interested, or if you would prefer to just show up at a meeting, go ahead. Lastly, Congratulations to the class of '90 for graduating. Forever Purple, Mark J. Macaulay '89 Perge! INTEREST FORM I am interested in helping the Pi Iota Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta. Name Class of Address Phone Work_ Home_ I am interested in helping in the following area(s): Finance Rush Pledge Ed. Ritual Social Philanthropy Other(s). 4 .Graduate Relations House and Grounds \r\nHash. in I m y Phi gamma delta Pi iota Chapter WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE Above is a copy of the lithographs of the house. EXCERPT FROM: THE PHI GAMMA DELTA QUARTERLY Vol. 21 - October, 1899 - No. 4. PI IOTA CHAPTER HOUSE OF PHI GAMMA DELTA, WORCESTER, MASS. The new chapter house of Pi Iota Chapter of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute has just been completed, and will be ready for occupancy on the first day of October, 1899. The house was built by the F.A. Morse Association, an incorporated body made up, with the exceptionof Brother T. Alfred Vernon, of members of Pi Iota Chapter. The name of the association was adopted in the honor of Fred A. Morse, a character member of the Worcester Chapter, who died shortly after completing his course at Tech. He was a noble fellow, and a true staunch Fiji, and it is with no small amount of pride that the Worcester boys honor the name of the one they held so dear. The house is situated at the corner of Boynton and Salisbury Streets, facing the park, and commands an uninterrupted view in three directions. The park is the most beautiful in the city, and almost directly behind the house are the spacious grounds of the institute. All of the other land in the vicinity is owned by Hon. Stephen Salisbury, a multi-millionaire, who is reserving all except a few side street lots for buildings of a more or less public nature, such as the Art museum and the building of the American Society of Antiquity which he has recently built. And even those lots that are disposed of are sold under such restrictions that only very fine residences may be built upon then - in fact, the location of the new chapter house could not have been better in the city of Worcester. The drawings accompanying this sketch will tell much about the house, and it need only be added that the interior finish is all that could be desired, the first story and all the stairways being finished in quartered oak, and every floor in the house is of polished hard wood. The property cost more than $20,000, and it looks every cent of it... \r\nGRADUATE BROTHER INFORMATION Name: Name: Raymond F. Starrett '35 (RAY) Retired Eduardo A. Mend^z '67 (Edo) Civil Engineering What's New: What's New: I have lost 2 wives and am now married to a charming third wife. We have travelled extensively and are I daughter at MIT Class of '91 ME. 1 daughter at UPENN Class of '93. enjoying the golden years. 1 son to finish M.S. in '91. Favorite FUI Memory: The music box dances which all ended up with Pret Message to another brother: Hadley at the piano. To All 67th Class: see you at our 25th reunion in 1992. We will be celebrating also the 500th anniv. of the Name: discovery of the Americas. Favorite FUI Memory: Frederick Swan '35 (Ted) Getting back the Snowy White Owl after 0X stole it in Retired 1966. What's New: Since playing tag (in a motor home) with hurricane Hugo, everything is great. Message to another brother: To: John Willard '37 Drop me a word if you expect to visit Worcester or Western NY one of these days. Favorite FUI Memory: Fraternity picnics. Name: Steven C. Watson '71 (The Bulk) Retired What's New: Sold Go technology, skiing, going back to school at JFK school of Govt (Harvard) in September. Message to another brother: Class of '71: Give me a call re: 20th reunion. Name: Donald E. Houser '39 (Don) Name: Retired What's New: Garry P. Balboni '74 Vice Pres, Operations - ET&L Construction Corp. No longer time for a real job, but keep my hand in What's New: volunteer work on various town boards and conservation Jennie Lee, Francesca & I really enjoyed our 15th reunion in Oct. We hope we can continue the tradition! Favorite FUI Memory: projects. Leaves time for biking, hiking, skiing, and sailing. Favorite FUI Memory: Ekklesia at Portland Oregon with Dave McEwan '39 in 1972 Ekklesia in San Francisco. Bob Wood, Bill Delphos & I Brought the Cheney Cup back to the Pi Iota the summer of '38. Chapter. Name: Name: William P. Jaegle '47 (Bill) President, Marketing Technology Michael J. Irwin '75 (Mike) What's New: What's New: 4 children, 6 Grandchildren Still getting settled in our new home. Owns one business and half of another. Danny is now 5 years old. Message to another brother: Les Flood - How the hell are you? Favorite FUI Memory: Too nasty to record. Groupleader-Product Development, Procter & Gamble Name: Daniel A. Funk '77 Orthopaedic Surgeon What's New: Married to Jill with two children ages 6 and 3. \r\nGRADUATE BROTHER INFORMATION Name; Name: Robert A. Brown '78 (Ragman, Brownie) VP Sales & Cust. Service, Harris Graphics Doug Acker '83 (Mish) Computer Aided Engineering What's New: What's New: Gail and I are living in NH raising Robby and Chelsea. Just moved down to Houston. Favorite FIJI Memory. Message to another brother: Tom Hoblitzell '83 and Steve Kelly '83, give me a call. Favorite FUI Memory: Decorating for FUI Islands Pledging and Pig Dinners. Playing pitch into the wee hours of the morning. Name: Herb Holmes '78 (Herbie) General Contractor - House Construction Patrick R. Boyle '87 (Skip) Name: Favorite FIJI Memory: IBM - Salesman Every day I was at the Fraternity was a memory worth What's New: remembering. To be Married to Jennifer Kuwiik! Lifting again, should be up to about 385 by Pig Dinner. Name: Dave Makris '78 (the Dr.) Senior Industry Specialist Name: What's New: Jay Hedley '88 (King Buzzard) Jet Training 97th Flying Squadron USAF Went to Galapogos Islands on vacation during Pig What's new: Dinner. Graduated from flight school on 6/90 Message to another brother: "Chris Klem '88 Where the hell are you?!" Message to another brother: Can Dr. Funk of Dr. Ray call with some suggestions? We're trying to make babies but don't know how. Perhaps I shouldn't have studied so hard at WPI. Favorite FUI Memory: Favorite FIJI Memory: "...GET THE LADDERS..." FIJI Island - did Kevin marry that girl? URI Bus Trip "Go IE" Name: Name: Tom Merdrek '78 Product Manager, Synernetics John Joseph West Jr. '88 Owner - WEST Environmental Engineering What's New: What's New: Just moved back East, after 6 years in California. I just Started WEST Environmental Engineering in Leominster, MA Name: Allan J. Fish '80 (Big A) Marketing Development Manager Name: Michael D. Lilley Jr. '89 (Lil) Message to another brother: Manufacturing Engineer Bruce Pfister Please call! 508-779-6003 What's New: Favorite FUI Memory: Jon Lawerence giving me a "second chance" Nothing! I'm just waiting to retire. Message to another brother: Wax, Quit the Business now! It is proven that Pratt & Late night "rap sessions" with Bruce Pfister, Dave Green, Jim Wilber. - This got me through WPI! Driving up to VT in the '65 green Chevy! Whitney builds a far superior Engine. "It's not Wax's fault!" Favorite FUI Memory: Taunting Wax! \r\nFUI FUI FIJI FUI FUI FIJI FUI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI When college songs &college lays FLU FIJI 1 K:- Are faded with their maker's days; When Sol's swift v And college life's a Phi Gamma 1 Our hearts w •fj f m Kr V FUI FUI FUI FUI FUI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI \r\nFUI FIJI FUI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI t FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI m /heels have made us old, tale that's told. Delta, still to thee ill turn eternally. mi k Phi Gamma Delta, still to thee FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FIJI FUI FUI FUI FUI FUI FUI \r\nSCHOLARSHIP Brothers, The Pi Iota Chapter at WPI continues to consider the pursuit of academic excellence one of the most important goals of the Greek community. Driven by academic excellence, Pi Iota has maintained one of the highest CPA's on campus. This year, the Scholarship Committee plans to provide weekly help/tutoring sessions to benefit the pledges as well as providing a lengthy time management course presented by Dr. Groccia, Director of Student Counseling at WPI. These will aid our new candidates in attaining the academic standards which we have been proud of at Pi Iota for 100 years. In addition, the Doc Atwood Brotherhood Tutoring Award, set up by former Scholarship Chairman Brian E. Hanlon in 1989, will again be awarded in the Spring. Last years winners were James M. Detora '91, Christopher J. Gebo '90, and Mike J. Staffopoulos '90. The recipients of last year's Pledge-Brother Scholarship Award were Conan D. Fitzgerald '91 and Crispin Battles '93. The goals this year include maintaining our above average CPA and aiding the Brotherhood in the educational process in an effort to strive towards our pursuit of excellence. Fraternally, John M. Kirwan '91 Perge! STEWARD'S LETTER Over the past summer the kitchen underwent several major changes. Through the help of graduate support, we were able to purchase a new gas stove and install new linoleum. With these new additions, the kitchen's appearance has been one of the highlights of our return to school. For the first time in years, the brotherhood is no longer afraid to show their parents the kitchen. Another area which has changed, has been the temporary creation of a co-steward position. With the elected steward now participating in the co-operative education program, I have taken on some of the responsibilities he would have held. This temporary position should reduce some of the everyday pressures past stewards have faced. Last years steward, Conan Fitzgerald, has helped out greatly in these first few weeks. Frank Holmes and I have established some goals for ourselves that we hope will maintain the kitchen's appearance. Our first goal is to improve the attitude towards the kitchen. In past years, the brotherhood has not treated the kitchen with as much respect as they should have. We hope to instill the same attitude as is taken at home in their parents' kitchens. Our second goal is to involve our committee members more. We hope to keep them familiar with the bookkeeping necessary to ensure a well run kitchen as well as keeping them an integral part of daily upkeep and procedures. This should help with an easy transition at the end of our term. One of the most important goals we hope to accomplish is one of better bookkeeping. Bookkeeping is one of the most important aspects of the kitchen and has lacked in recent years. With these goals in mind we expect a smoothly and efficiently run kitchen. Fraternally yours, James McCleery '92 Perge! Don't Miss Homecoming: October 6th, 1991 10 \r\nSPORTS SOCIAL Brothers, Brothers, As social chairmen, we have set several goals for ourselves for this school year. Our main goal is to try to protect the house as far as liability is concerned. We hope to achieve this by limiting quantities to those who attend our parties. Presently, we adhere to a policy in which at least As the new school year begins, FUI begins its quest to regain the coveted Sports Cup. Ole' 99 is looking good for our fall intramural sports. The powerhouse football team is ready to claim yet another championship. Our volleyball team looks solid and should make a run for the title. We are five brothers remain sober at each party in order to also hoping for a strong performance in the cross make sure that everything runs smoothly. In addition, we are presently in the process of setting up a program in which a sober brother would bring country meet. home those in attendance in order to avoid drunk the incredible defense of Dan Howe '92, while Derek Anderson '93, Bill Musiak '93, and Elio driving. In regards to the appearance of the house, we hope to improve security during parties so that the aesthetic appearance of the house will be As far as fall varsity sports, Fiji is well represented. The soccer team is spear-headed by Trolio '93 see plenty of action. The rugby team starts another season with the help of two Phi maintained. Overall, we are looking forward to an Gams- Brain Kuchar '92 and Tim Masterson '91. enjoyable, trouble-free year as social chairmen. Fraternally, Also, Brain Blanchard '92, Dave Mclntyre '92, and Kevin Beatrice '93 are all key players on the J. Kowal '91 Lacrosse team. Fraternally, R. Ricci '91 Perge! Dan Michaud '92 Perge! RUSH PHILANTHROPY Brothers, Brothers, As RUSH chairmen, we are already starting to prepare for RUSH. You may not know it, but you can help us out greatly. If you know any freshman at W.P.I, this year that would make good Phi Gams, please let us know about them. Your help would be greatly appreciated. We have two specific goals for the Brotherhood in the upcoming academic year. It is our desire to establish an ongoing relation with Worcester's Sports Alive Program. In addition, we want significant man-hours donated aimed at helping W.P.I.'s neighbors. This effort is being coordinated through Steve Hebert. Plans are also Your RUSH Chairmen, Conan Fitzgerald '91 Dan DiPlacido '92 Perge! being made for a fund raiser for an area service group. Towards this objective, a local Budweiser distributor has expressed interest in working with the Brothers of Pi Iota. MOVING? Send your name and address Fraternally, to the WPI Alumni Office so Jim Smith '92 we can keep you informed! Daniel Howe '92 Perge! 11 \r\nEDITOR'S NOTE Brothers, Over the past year there has been a lot of changes at Pi Iota. If you have not had an opportunity to visit the house recently, We encourage you to make a special effort to make it to Homecoming on Saturday, October 6th. Also, as Brother Detora has mentioned, this would be an excellent time to come back and meet with old friends. We would Like to take this opportunity to thank the Graduate Brothers for all they have done for us. Alumni support has become stronger, helping the chapter to excel to its goals and accomplish tasks that could not have been undertaken without graduate help and guidance. It has again been proven that Phi Gamma Delta is not for college days alone. A special thanks is extended to those Graduate Brothers who helped out at a recent work party and to the Graduate Brothers who took time out of their schedules to come to the house to talk with the Undergraduate Chapter about their careers. A new award was established at Pi Iota last Pig Dinner. This award is the Walter E. Knapp Distinguished Service Award. The first two recipients of this award, which recognizes outstanding Graduate participation, were Shawn Bernard '88 and Mark Macaulay '89. An American flag that was flown over the capitol under the direction of President Reagan was given as a gift by Karl Penney '28 to the chapter. It is proudly displayed in the foyer. It is truly an honor to have received such a gift. Thank you. We would like to thank all of you who took the time to fill out and return to us the "Graduate Brother Questionnaire". You are encouraged to keep us up to date so that we can keep your brothers informed. If anyone has a picture that they would like to see in the Pi Ides, please send us a reprint and we will try to include it in the next issue. We have spent a lot of time working on this issue of the Pi Ides, and hope that it helps to keep you informed. We would hke to hear your input, please send us your comments or suggestions. Hopefully the format of the past two issues will set a new trend for the look of the Pi Ides. See you at Homecoming, Dave Larson '91 Chris Gebo '90 Perge! 12 \r\nPI IOTA CHAPTER OF PHI GAMMA DELTA GUESTIDIMAIRE GRADUATE We are interested in what you have been doing and where you are. We want to tell your friends the latest news. Please fill out this form and return it today. Your brothers are waiting to hear from you. Name Class of Nickname Home Address Occupation. Business Address Are these addresses new? Phone number Do you know of a brother not receiving his newsletter? Please send us his name and address: What's new with you, your job, or your family? A message to another brother? Favorite FIJI memory: Comments or suggestions? Please return this to: Graduate Relations Phi Gamma Delta 99 Salisbury St. Worcester, MA 01609 13 \r\nWPI ALUMNI ASSOCIATION HOMECOMING WEEKEND OCTOBER 5-6,1990 Return to Your Wonder Yearsat WPI Friday, October 5, 1990 7:00 p.m.- 8:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. -11:00 p.m. FridayNight Comedywith Sam Peterson - Gompei's Place ($1 cover charge at the door). Goat's Head Pub Revisited- Gompei's Place. The Goat's Head Pub opens for business this Homecoming Weekend! Enjoythe company of college friends, beer& wine, snack foods, and the bestmusic of the lastdecade at this traditional WPI gathering spot. Co-sponsored by the Worcester County Alumni Club. ($6 covercharge at the door). Saturday,October 6,1990 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon 9:45 a.m. WelcomeWagon - Harrington Auditorium. Stop in for coffee & doughnuts, a schedule of events, football & concen tickets, and reunion registration. Don't forget to register for the Homecoming Door Prize! Admissions OflBce Open for Prospective Students - Boynton Hall. Group Sessions: 9:30a.m. and 11:00a.m. Campus Tours: 10:30 a.m. and 12:00 noon. Alumni Athletic Events Sign-upfor both events on Alumni Fieldstartingat 9:00 a.m. For Goal Oriented Alumni.. .The Annual Alumni Soccer Game - Alumni Field. For Alumni on the Fast Track . . . The 13th Aimual Frank Sannella Memorial Road Race - Alumni Field ($5 entry fee). 10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. CampusTour forAlumni and Friends - Departs from HarringtonAuditorium. AcademicDepartment Open Houses An Inside Lxmk at Fuller Laboratories - WPl's new information sciences building. Tour departs from Harrington Auditorium. 10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Homecoming Festival on the Quad - Clowns, Juliets, Face painting. The Musical Sounds of 11:30 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. Homecoming Food Festival the WPI Concert Band, The Annual Parade of Floats. Create yourown picnic bystopping bya variety of food booths serving ethnicand traditional foods. Pay as you go! - Food ticketssold on the Quad. 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Special Reunions: • Class of 1980 - Foimders Hall • Class of 1985 - Higgins House Football Game, WPI vs. Amherst - Alumni Field Tickets available in Harrington Auditorium and at the gate. 4:30 p.m. (approx.) Traditional Rope Pull - Institute Park. 4:45 p.m. Reception for Alumni and Friends at Higgins House EveryoneWelcome! 5:30 p.m. Athletic Hall of Fame - Founders Hall. Reception,Dinner & Induaion Ceremony For more information contact the Athletic Department (508) 831-5243. Please note that except for Special Reunions, thereis no pre-registration for Homecoming Events. Tickets and sign-up for all events will be available in Harrington Auditorium. JUST SHOW-UP! 14 \r\nPIG DINNER ‘91 APRIL 13, 1991 These pictures are from Pig Dinner ’90. \r\nI- 99 SALISBURY ST. 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