9^WS Ann Arbon MI THE FRATERNITY OF PHI GAMMA DELTA Summer 19941 Alpha Phi Brothers make trip to international headquarters By Larry Powell '96 On the day of April 28, seven Alpha Phi brothers made the annual spring journey to the International Headquarters ofPhi Ganruna Delta. The weekend was spent taking in the his tory and magnificence of the headquar ters and addressing house issues. 1 President Jon Roberts '95, Trea surer Aaron Clark 96, Corresponding Secretary Bob Bloomquist'95, and His torian Nate Smith '96 represented the Alpha Phi cabinet with brothers \ince Manzella '96, Larry Powell '96, and (left to right) Brothers Nate Smith, Vince Manzella, Jon Roberts, Larry Powell, Bob Dick McWilliams '51 also in atten dance. After toiuing the headquarters on Bloomquist, and Aaron Clark pose outside ofheadquar ters in Lexington, Kentucky. at 707 Oxford. and gave insight into improving the ar The group came up with ideas to improve graduate relations by reestab lishing the Alpha Phiji newsletter and implementing homecoming festivities for graduate brothers to attend at the eas of alunuii relations and brother unity bouse. Friday morning, the group spent much of the day with Director of Graduate Services Ben Robinson. Ben assisted ft Ideas to keep the unity and broth erhood flowing through Fiji year round were also introduced. With member ship up near the hundred mark last yea? the house wants to ensure the ties of brotherhood are kept as strong as pos sible between all the brothers. Fiji Footsteps" campaign to redo house walk By Colin Sommer '96 In the 1992 year, the long pro cess of restoring the front walk began The oldest brothers will be placed closest to the doorway, with the younger ones following successively in order and is almost to its completion. Most The walk is being designed so that the of the money raised, which exceeds a total of over $14,000, was received by almnni donations and through the ptu"chase of personally inscribed bricks. addition of bricks for brothers to come An original mailing was sent out, and brought in enough money to fully restore the front walk leading up to new Rea Addition. Other mailings of sorts have since been sent out and we are very close to putting in the final step of res toration. The small walk leading up to the FITI FOOTSTEPS GRADUATE,10 YEARS OR MORE-$100 GRADUATE,5 TO 10 YEARS will be possible, and so that older broth ers who may have missed out on the first mailing will also be able to leave their mark in Phi Gam history. This walk gives the brothers who THAN 5 YEAR GRADUATES - $50 made up the house an opportunity to leave their name on the place that they loved and helped to create. All things going as planned, the walk should be finished by the fall of the 1994 school GRADUATION TO: year. front door of the older section of the For any individual who was house is currently broken up and being removed,and will soon be replaced with the personalized bricks. unaware of the front walk restoration, or had missed the first chance, dona tions are still being collected. $75 UNDERGRADS AND LESS PLEASE SEND YOUR DONA TION ALONG WITH YOUR NAME AND YEAR OF FIJI FOOTSTEPS 707 OXFORD AVE, ANN ARBOR,MI,48104 ANY QUESTIONS, CALL COLIN SOMMER, (313)761-5950 \r\nSummer 1994 PAGE 2 Pig dinner festivities unite Alpha Phis and inspire brothers By Vince ManzeUa '96 the pig's rear while Buck Dawson '43 The chapter was very grateful that these kissed the snouL The dinner, catered brothers were able to attend and receive On March 19, 1994, the undCTgraduate and graduate brothers gathered for the annual Pig Dinner Brother Rob ert Erf '53 did an excellent job as the by Romanoff's of Ann Arbor, was to everyone's liking as was the cleanliness of the chapter house. After dinner. Brother Colin their owls in person. Historian Nathan Smith '96 pre sented the bulk of the undergraduate MC for the night and also in leading Sommer '96 spoke about the progress of the FUI Footsteps Campaign (more details on pg. 1). This was followed by for most outstanding pledge went to the presentation of the chapter awards. Brother Calhoun presented Buck As the youngest Phi Gam,Carlos Dawson and Robert"Nipper" Norwick Portugal '97 had the honor of kissing '43 with their Golden Owl lapel pins. Scholarship Award was presented to Dwight Frey '96. Bob Kraska '94 earned the Senior Efficiency Scroll. the "Exiles' Toast." Brother Leo Calhoun '50 led the invocation, after which the Winter '94 pledge class brought in the pig. awards. Ed Jakubs '95 was awarded the Harmon Sl Clair Outstanding Jun ior Award. The Thomas E.Hale Award Vince Manzella '96. The Freshman Mowitt S. Drew HI '96 garnered the Herbert Smith Improvement Award. The Christopher Lanun Award was pre sented to Vince Manzella. Bradley Trivax '95 earned the Francis L.D. Buck Dawson kisses the snout while Carlos Portugal gets the other end ofthe night's main course. 1994 U of M FOOTBALL SC Boston College o awarded Jeremy Kloubec '94 with the E. Richard Hurst Scholarship and Ed Jakubs with a Phi Gamma Delta Edu cational Foundation Scholarship. After the awards, chapter Colorado Iowa responding secretary Bob Bloomquist's speech on graduate relations. Dick Penn State Illinois 1112 Paul Simoniello'94 with theAl "Wild cat" Wall Award. Section Chief president Jon Roberts gave his report (see pg. 3), which was followed by cor Michigan State 10/29 ULE* Goodrich Senior Activity Award. The Benjamin J. Hahn IM Athlete of the Year was Bob Bloomquist '95. Sal Saraceni'96 was the Purple Garter Race Winner. Matt Murphy '95 garnered the "Bull" Zerman Rushing Award. Brother Geoige Qua'52 presented cur rent president Jon Roberts '95 with the Reynolds Rich Smith Award,and Mark Persitz '77 presented former president McWilliams'51 spoke about life at"the last bastion of masculinity in Ann Ar bor," our beloved chapter house. He then proceeded to introduce our keynote Wisconsin speaker, William "Bull" Zerman '49. Purdue We were truly honored to have this Phi Gam legend return to his chapter and tnnesoza Ohio State speak at Pig Dinner Brother Erf "offi cially" ended things by leading in the singing of the Doxology. *Home Games are those in hold italic type All the brothers would like to thank those who came back to 707 and made the night special and hard to top next year. \r\nIME SUj!P^ 9^WS President's Fiji's give back to the community By Nate Smith '96 Message By Jon Roberts '95 The Alpha Phijis had a very strong philanthropic year. Nathan Smith'96 returned in the fall as the phi lanthropy chairman and began work on the seventeenth annual pumpkin sale. The benefit was to help raise money for Good old 707 has gone through many changes in the past year These changes have come about in a time the National Institute for Bum Medi when change isn't the easiest thing to cine. Five tons of pumpkins were bought and delivered in mid October accomplish. through the aid of the Manzella Market For the past two years, the cam (a business owned by the family of pus-wide numbers of men coming Vince Manzella '96). through rush has been deaeasing, mak Although the university and ing it extremely competitive for all fra the women of Chi Omega (our partners temities on campus. Despite this fact, in the event) were not as helpful or co we are proud to boast the highest rush operative as we had hoped, the men of numbers on campus,for the sixth con 707 Oxford pulled off the event nicely. secutive rush. We pledged and initiated 27 very excited and motivated men, who are noses in the books,accumulating a 3.14 G.P.A., third highest on campus. This past spring, we held a very successful Norris Pig Dinnet We were annual visit to the Mott's Children Hospital. Rob and Arlo oiganized this activity without a glitch, leaving smil ing faces on the children of the sick ward. March came with a Softball tournament which was sponsored by many Greeks in Ann Arbor, and of course the Alpha Phijis were among them. And although our playing was not exactly up to pai; the money raised Arbor shelters. erhood and continue the long standing These events not only make us stand out as a leading fraternity on cam pus, but encourage brotherhood from within. Phi Gams didn'tjust have fun, the men of 707 once again had their drive to benefit the University Hospi tal. Also with the University Medical facilities, in Febmary came the men's from the entries went to benefit theAnn Another philanthropy event came in early December with our eighth constant reputation as leaders in both social and philanthropic events. ried out a wonderful coupon cutting The Phi Gams raised over seven hun eager to experience what we call broth for such a strong group of men is our first semester. These two did not waste any time getting started. The fall pledge class of'93 oiganized and car dred dollars for the Bum Institute; a new record. Phi Gam traditions. One of the reasons Summer 1994 PAGE 3 In April the men of 707 were one of six of the remaining thirty two fratemities on campus to receive an annual gathering of the children of award distinguishing great philan Parry Nursery School in Yipsalani. The thropic work throughout the school year. Rob andArlo received the award little ones were invited over for cook from the University in mid-April. The ies and milk one Friday morning and were given small holiday gifts by their men finished out the year with a can big friends the Phi Games. Although it drive organized by the winter '94 was early in the moming brother par pledge class and raised money for the ticipation was outstanding. local Salvation Army station. Robert Hoffmann '96 and Arlo We can only hope that next Corwin both 96'were chosen as the new year is as successful and enjoyable as Philanthropy co-chairs at the end ofthe this one was. fortunate enough to have BUI Zerman '49 fly up from Lexington, Kentucky to be our guest keynote speaker His wise words of wisdom inspired both the undergraduates as well as the graduate brothers at the dinner. We have many goals for the up)Coming year. We wUl once again be assisted with these by house director Dick McWilliams, who this summer is helping the board set up an in-house computer study room. As we look to this coming fall, always remember that you're invited to return and visit the old house at the top of the hill! Brothers Mike Noud, Tony Jabon, Adam Simonds, Ed Jakubs, Paul Simoniello, V ince Manzella, Nate Smith, Aaron Clark, and Bob Bloomquist were representatives ofthe pumpkin sale that raised $700for the National Institutefor Burn Medicine. \r\nSummer 1994 PAGE 4 BROTHERHOOD !!! The ol' house on the hill, 707 Ox ford, is held together by one thingbrotherhood. It's pictures like these that remind us of our special bond and cap ture tn^ bond in time. ther it's Bill Zerman '49 and Dick McWiHiams '51 telling stories at Bill's home inAnexington, Kentucky in the picture to the left or'96 grads Dwight Erey, Larry Powell/^Vinee Manzella, Ghrls Gortez,Rob Hoffhaann,and Brian Martin(front)at Purple Gaiter in the pic ture below,brotherhood is alv^ys there. Archives Wanted As the new Alpha Phiji News kicks ofif its return, I would like to ask the graduate brothers for some assis tance. If you have any pictures from your days at 707 Oxford hanging around your house, we'd also like to have them hanging around ours. The dining area has been redone by this winter's pledge class and is ready to be a back drop for some Phi Gam archives. We are in the process of dis playing our fine history here at Michi gan, and we would like your old house photos to be a part of this. Our attempt is to capture the Alpha Phiji past for our current brothers and those yet to follow But before some of this pictures would CABINETS be hung on the wall, I would like to place them in the fall addition ofThe Alpha Phiji News. Finally, if you know of a brother that deserves recognition for his success, please write to me. Write a small article telling of his activities af ter graduation that have brought glory to himselfand Phi Gamma Delta. I also hope to place these in the upcoming is sues. Your input is valuable and wanted. Thank You, Larry Powell Alpha Phiji News Editor BOARD CC President: Bob Anderson '82 Vice President: Leo Calhoun Jr.'76 Treasurer Mark Persitz '77 Secretary: Joe Gimmarro '81 Alumni Relations: Leo Galhoun Sr.'50 HOUSE President: Jon Roberts '95 Treasurer Aaron Clark '96 Recording Secretary: Mitt Drew '96 Corresponding Secretary: Bob Bloomquist'95 Historian: Nate Smith '96 \r\nczyfe PAGE 5 gy/7j// T^'WS Summer 1994 Graduate News and Updates Letters for T. Hollister Mabley '31 can be sent to this January 1995. Bill remembers the IFC Sings at HUl address: 8028C 53rd Ave. W., Mukilteo, WA 98275. Auditorium. During the summer months, William C. Carrier '34 resides at 75 Stratton Forest Way, Simsbuiy, CT 06070. The rest ofthe year, you can reach him at 6976 Edgewater In February, Thomas G. Kuzma '47(4019 S.E. 20th PL, #701,Cape Coral,FL 33904)spent an afternoon with Buck Cir., Fort Myers, FL 33919. Eighty-two-year old John C. George '34 (1219 Barham Dr., #32, San Marcos, CA92069)was the third generation of his family to graduate from the University of Michigan. To date, his family has accumulated 44 degrees during its 122-year tradition at the University. Dawson '43 at his cottage in Elverglade City. Tom's son, Tom Jr.'71, is also a Michigan Fiji. "I would like to hear from any of the brothers down this way," writes William E. M. MoDaid '47(65611 E. Desert Side Dr., Tucson, AZ 85737) who moved to Tucson two years ago. William O.Schoedinger'47(450 N.DrexelAve.,Columbus, Lawrence G. Clayton '35 (2150 Indiana Creek Blvd., OH 43209)has purchased a condo at Bonita Springs, Fla' #216B, Vero Beach, FL 32966) is,active in church affairs and would enjoy getting a call from any brother who is in and civic associations. The address for Richard H.Erlewine'36 is 2511 Orchard Rd., Marion, IN 46952. Burton L. Coffey'38(P.O. Box 226, Rockport, ME 04856) and his wife, Nancy, have two children and three grandchildren. Burt notes, "I cherish the memories of my college days and living at the house at 707." George D.Seymour'39(7136 Partridge Dr., Flushing, MI 48433)enjoys woodworking during the winterand gardening in the summer.Year-round, he is busy dog-sitting the pets of his five children and 12 grandchildren. Mail for Marcus W.Stoddard '39 can be sent to 707 CaUe Los Olivos, San Clemente, CA 92673. Keith A. Yoder '40(17260-4 Eagle Trace, Fort Myers, FL 33908) works five days a week as a life-insurance agent with New England Life and has been on the Million Dollar the area during the winter months. "Ollie's" phone in Florida: 813-992-6144. Nancy and Howard R.DeMallie'48(279 Van VoorhisAve Rochester, NY 14617) have two sons, Doug and Don '78* and three grandchildren. Howard spends a good deal of time traveling, fishing for bass at his vacation home in Virginia and trying to improve his golf game. In the winter months, he prepares taxes for elderly clients One Howard's fondest memories of Phi Gamma Delta is^tl? compulsory singing of fraternity songs at the lone dinnc>^ table. His favorite tune: "707 is the place for me, mv e h dam home, my Fraternity." The president of Hartford Technology Ltd ' ^ gosn Geo Shaffer '48 (6827 Cedarbrook Dr., Bloomfield Hi^f^ 48301) is acUve in the family business with his so '76. "Skinhead" and his wife, Janet, will be ma years in October. They ski, backpack and enio^. n ^ Round Table for 18 consecutive years."The whole fraternity their Beechcraft A36. life helped me in real life getting along with other people and reaUy made me the insurance man that 1 became." Carleton C.Patterson Jr.'49(971 Stratford Ln Ri HUls, MI 48304)divides his time between his pia Beach, Fla., and his two Michigan homes in Our congratulations to Margaret and William J. Hastie '41(28202Orange Grove Ave., Menifee,CA92584)who will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversaiy in November. Travel enthusiasts, they haveJourneyed through the U.S., Europe, Africa and Canada. After his retirement, Charles M. Dotterrer '44(754 Deer Path Trl., Suttons Bay, MI 49682)relocated to Suttons Bay where he has enjoyed a new and challenging hobby — cruising on the Upp>er Great Lakes. "Don't all 70-year-olds down-hill ski and run marathons?" asks Arthur E. Manci'45(1770 E. 26th Ave., Eugene,OR 97403) who participates in a marathon each year. He also travels and is busy with civic involvement and as an environmental activist. A favorite memory for Art is ofPat Patterson '49 helping Leo Calhoun '50 in an Easter Sunday church service. Wiliian® B. MacGowan '46(1207 N. D St., Lake Worth, FL 33460) is an organist and choir master with the Union in Hills and Cheboygan. In his spare time "p ^ writes, and plays tennis and golf. He is also trvina how to operate his new computer. ^ warn Plastic surgeon Richard C.Schultz'49(211sq m a Dr., Kildeer, IL 60047) led a medical educatio , to Lithuania and Estonia last year. He and a't^ "mission professionals performed over 60videotapes plasticsurgical of 12 gave lectures and left books and in each^'^^^°'^®' When he vwote in Febmaiy, Robert J. Spieo . Rainbow Dr., #4003, Livingston, TX 7'735i) forward to traveling through the States and irit^n^ looking his 37-foot motor home during 1994. °^^nada in William S.Zerman '49(3325 Lansdowne Dr KY 40502) is now the executive director a h Omicron Delta Kappa NaUonal Leadership Ho ^'^'lor of for Junior and senior students. Society VisiUng family membersand traveling abroad k Congregational Church. He also snorkels and is planning F. Emerson '50(18158 Paiwo Ct., San his third trip to the Great Barrier Reef off Australia in busy. Eveiy fall, he returns for at least one f " u ^^128) ootball game earn,. Continued \r\nPAGE 6 Summer 1994 — More Graduate News and Updates — and enjoys seeing Leo Calhoiin 'SO,Potsy Ryan '50 and other brothers. Since his retirement as general manager of the Chevron Corp. two years ago, James O. Kistler '50 (55 Golden Meadow Ln., Danville, CA 94526) has enjoyed lots of domestic and foreign travel with his wife, Rita. They have three children and two granddaughters. Jim visited with Dick Precious '50 in Palos Verdes, Calif. Our"roving reporter," Robert K.Erf'53(127 Carriage Dr., Glastonbuiy,CT06033),has gleaned much information in his role as treasurer of the Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation. He sends us these updates: Dick Thompson '53 is living in Philadelphia and enjojang golf; dentist Bob Evans'53 and his wife have five children; Joe Middleton '53 is associated with California Federal Savings and has moved from Florida to California his wife, Jeanie; Tom Emerson'50is living in San Diego,Calif.; the San Francisco Dentist Donald C. Mattison '50 (344 Spring St., Glen EUyn, IL 60137) took another Ham radio course last fall, passed three tests, and is now an advanced operator with Bay Area Fiji Graduate Chapter is in good hands with Mark Penskar '74 serving as president and Fred Ittner '52 as a call sign of KF9TI. Don, an active oboist, also serves as manager of the Wheaton Symphony Orchestra. Tucson,Ariz.; Qua Buick, with George Qua'52 and Steve Sports photographer George E.Olsen'50(1201 S.E. 13th for the fourth year in a row; Tom Shannon '55, of Ten,Fort Lauderdale,FL33316)returned to Ann Arborlast Pinehurst, N.C., has retired from a career with IBM; and Tom Tinker '54, a resident ofHouston,Texas, has retired October to photograph the reunion of seven decades of University swimmers and divers. His pictures ofthe event appeared in USA Diving and Swimming World magazines. vice president; Joe Heinlein '53 is practicing medicine in Qua'55 at the helm, received Buick's Best in Class Award from Shell Oil Co. The Shadow" has seen and heard from many other brothers as well. He extends his thanks to Bill Bristor'49 and Herb Beyer '45 for their efforts in raising memorial scholarship funds. "I'm working at a pace that 61-year-olds shouldn't," notes Frederic M. Scherer '54, an economist and professor at Harvard University. Besides teaching three courses at Harvard's KennedySchool,he is directing its Ph.D. program and writing up a storm. He had a book published in April and is now working on another. "Mike" can be reached at a new address: 48 Pier 7, Charlestown, MA 02129. Jay H. Strickler '54 (8702 S. Path, Austin, TX 78759) serves as president of the University of Michigan Club of Austin and president of Alliance Francaise d'Austtn. Thomas M.Leopold'55(383 Hawthorn Ln., Winnetka,IL 60093) hasjoined Continental Bank as a vice president in private banking. "The fraternity has provided a life-long association with an outstanding group of men who serve this country in many In Fort Lauderdale, George is the official photographer of The International Swimming Hall of Fame which was started by Buck Dawson *43. George W.Anderson '51(310 W.Third St., Northport, MI 49670) is president of the George W.Anderson Insurance Agency. He and his wife have a new granddaughter, Rachel. Charles A. Murray '51 (600 Waddington, Bloomfield Village, MI 48301), a dentist, is still happily married to Margy. They have four children and two grandchildren scattered around the States. Chuck makes frequent trips to Ann Arbor to attend football games and holler at basketball officials. Retired in February as president of USAir Leasing & Services, Richard L. Spaulding '51 (10826 Hob Nail Ct., ways.It provides real meaning to the concept offriendship," writes Richard L. Pinkerton '55 (4721 N. Cedar Ave., #111, Fresno, CA 93726). "Dad," a professor of marketing and logistics at the CaUfomia State University at Fresno, also serves as faculty advisor for the Fiji chapter there. Casper O. Grathwohl '56 (527 W. Main St., Niles, Ml 49120) has been elected chief circuit judge of Berrien County for a two-year term. His favorite memory is of "Wildcat" flying down the driveway at 7:59 A.M. in the "CatmobUe," taking Bob Wells '55 to his eight o'clock class. Nicholas J. Radell '56 (1230 Sunset Rd., Winnetka. IL 60093)is vice president ofMercer Management Consulting. The new address for David M. Smith '56 is 39101 Hood Canal Dr. N.E., Hansville, WA 98340. He is an ophthalmologist with Eye Associates Northwest. Potomac, MD 20854) has remained with the company as a Bonnie and Walter K. Scherer Jr. '59 (P.O. Box 3236, consultant. Stuart. FL34995) are busy running their business, the \r\nPAGE 7 Stuart Glass Co.,and keeping track oftheir two veiy active, teen-aged daughters. JohnK.Goodrich'60(196Apple Ln.,Roxbuiy,CT06783) is C.E.O.ofColonialConsulting Corp.which offersfinancial and investmentconsulting to large non-profitorganizations. Todd L. Fay '62 has a new job and address. He is now registrar at Salem College and has moved to 702 Summit St., Winston-Salem, NC 27101. An educator and psychotherapist, Marshall L. Smith'62 (325 Nunda Blvd., Rochester, NY 14610) is an associate professor in the Social Work Program at the Rochester Institute of Technology. He also performs on harmonica and blues harp with the Black Turtle Band. Marshall would like news of Robert Petrie '61. John R.Deo'64(11 Minges Ln., Battle Creek, MI 49017), president ofDeo-MidkiffInsurance, serves on the board of the Southwest Michigan Rehab Hospital. He keeps in touch with Tom Cole '63 of Ann Arbor. Married 22 years, Rodney E. Magner '66 (204 Sudden Valley, Bellingham, WA 98226)and his wife have two sons in college. "Mags," a biplane pilot, is in his fourth year as owner of Magic Air Tours Inc. Bob Spaly '65 and his son Summer 1994 '68 (2611 Hawthorn Rd., Ann Arbor, MI 48104). Scott, a professor of psychology at the University of Michigan, has been appointed to the University's board in control of Intercollegiate Athletics. He is co-author of two newly published books and, last year, received the Excellence in Teaching Award. Suzanne and James M. Reading '69 (10929 Beechwood Dr., Indianapolis, IN 46280) have been married 23 years and have lived in Indianapolis for 13.They are the parents of five children. Jim, a speech pathologist, is executive director of the Indianapolis Speech & Hearing Center. He would like to get in contact with Mark Mrozek '70. William R. Barr '70 (980 E. Gull Lake Dr., Augusta, Ml 49012) left the corporate world in 1991 to start his own industrial engineering firm, William Barr Associates Inc. "We're up and running now,but thankheavensforworking wives!" William sees Gary McRay'69 and Mike Vasko'70 from time to time. "I've learned housekeeping is no easy chore!" writes Paul T. Eichbrecht'72(6605 Glendale Dr., Troy, Ml 48098) who has been doing his share since his wife broke her foot. In his business life, "Kraut" is a senior staff development engineer for the General Motors Corp."We try to keep our motoring customers safe so they can get home and do chores, too!" Ronald E.Schultz'76,vice president ofstrategic planning and business development at Inacom, has a new address at 25841 Arcadia, Novi, MI 48374. When he wrote earlier this year, R. Kevin Thieme '78 (4343 Grand River Dr. N.E., Grand Rapids, MI 49505) informed us that the 11th Annual Greater Grand Rapids W, Fiji Golf Tournament was tentatively scheduled for July 5^ 28-31. Brothers from the 1974-78 era can phone Kevin for more information at 616-451-8596. Kevin, an attorney, noted that 23 Fijis participated in last year's event. C.PA. Arthur E. Albin '79, a partner in Plante & Moran, now lives at 3218 Pine BluffLn., Kalamazoo, Ml 49008.Art is also a scuba diving teacher and. on weekends, leads fitrv divers on tours ofship wrecks in the Straits of Mackinac. Our congratulations to Lisa and Chris T. Cartwright'79 are among the passengers Mags has taken on scenicflights on their October wedding. The couple have moved to 1025 over the San Juan Islands. "I'm not sure if I'm working or playing. It's the most fun I've had since Grass Skirt." N.E. 33rd Ave., Portland, OR 97232. Chris has a new A physician in obstetrics and gynecology, Russell N. DeJong'67(R.R. 1,Box 1011,Belgrade, ME 04917)is with Maine Dartmouth Family Practice Residency. Charles W. O'Dell Jr.'67(474 Country Club Dr., Battle Creek, MI49015),a radiologist with Radiology Consultants P.C., is also chief of radiology at Oaklawn Hospital and secretary/treasurer of the medical staff of Battle Creek Health System. Chuck fondly remembers A1"Wildcat" Wall singing at parties. "707 was a home within a big university. We shared the highs and lows of growing up and enjoyed our times together.The memories last forever," writes Scott G.Paris position as executive education coordinator at Lewis & Clark College. He has visited David Sichel'77 in Vermont and David Linne '79 in Rochester, N.Y. Kevin Kennett '78 attended Chris's engagement party last year. Michael J. Leonard '80 is president and owner of the Dollar Bill Copying CopyMart and has a new address at 7860 Baker Heights Ct., Dexter, MI 48130. Last year, he completed his first full season racing Formula Atlantic in S.C.C.A. "Though I've spent 10 years out of Michigan, many friendships established at 707 are still strong." notes Gordon S. Eriey '82 (48751 Robin Ct., Plymouth, MI 48170) who sees a lot of brothers at tailgate parties during Continued \r\n"THT. PAGE 8 football season. "Gordy" Is an account executive with Aetna Health Plans. He and his wife, Laurel, have two young daughters. Christopher L. Williams '82 (31885 Saddletree Dr., Westlake Village, CA91361), his wife. Lib,and their three children have survived fires, floods, earthquakes and the L.A. riots since they moved from Chicago to California In Summer 1994 Doiiglas V.Bartman'89(1526Cabrillo St.,San Francisco, CA94118)graduated from the Hastings College ofLaw In May 1993 with a lot of help from his wife, Erin. "We're doing fine In sunny California and urge afi brothers to visit." After passing the California bar exam, Doug began practicing civillitigation with the Law OfficesofM.Misuraca. He sees a lot of Kal Motawi '92. 1992. Last year, they were visited by several brothers who came out for the Rose Bowl. Chris Is vice president and manager of Smith Barney Shearson In Oxnard. Now back In Michigan, Michael F. Cooper '89 (5725 Templar Crossing., West Bloomfield,MI48322)Is working as a project mechanical engineer at Harley Ellington Attorney Paul M. Bisaro '83, now vice president and general counsel at Barr Laboratories, has a new address at 171 Beverly Rd., Chester, NY 10918. Pierce Yee. He and his wife, Beth, lived In New York City the last four years. On his birthday last October, Robert B.Pierce '83(2627 Manchester, Birmingham, MI 48009) became a father with the birth of his first chUd, Jackson. Bob Is vice president of sales at Lalne-Meyers Publishers Representatives. An export sales manager with Pacific Paper Trading, Jeffrey C.Wenrich'89(6410S.W.BucherAve.,Beaverton, OR 97005)travels to many Asian countries with his work. He moved back to his home state of Oregon two years ago and bought his first house. One of "Wenny's" favorite memories Is of that Monday night in April 1989 when the University of Michigan won the N.C.A.A. championship Frederick L. Mueller'84(627 N. Harrison, Campbell,CA 95008),a marketing manger with Net Manage,announces the arrival of his second chUd, Megan. over Seton Hall. He quotes Mike Katz '89: "All the homework,examsand money that wentinto oureducation was definitely worth it for that one night in Ann Arbor with Newlyweds Dorian and Kevin B. Holowicki'85 now live the Phi Gams." at 7206 HlUslde Dr., West Bloomfield, MI 48243. A vice A May 1993 graduate of Suffolk University Law School, president and group supervisor at Young & Rublcam, Michael S. Drucker '90 became a member of both the Kevin does business with Bob Pierce'83.Kevin would like news of two brothers he's lost touch with,Jim Yagle '85 Georgia and Massachusetts bars. He is now associate counsel of university services for The Collegiate Licensing and David Corey '85. Co.and resides at 6210 Pine Heights Dr. N.E.,Atlanta,GA This past winter.Jay R.JoUiffe '85(32635 Franklin Rd., 30324. Franklin, MI 48025) and his wife, Jennifer, were looking Matthew D. Kauffman '90 and his new wife, Christy, have moved to 303 S. Blalr, Royal Oak, MI 48067. Matt is forward to the arrival of their first child In June. An attorney. Jay was with a private law practice for five years before Joining Roush Industries Inc. In January. Jeffrey C. Seilkop '85 (5823 Freeman Rd., Dayton. OH 45459),a senior manufacturing engineer atDeUo Chassis, In a new prositlon as account executive for the Carlson Marketing Group.He attended the weddingofJeff Norman '89 and Laura. was married In July 1993 to Tara Camcross. From David A Feller'91(3525 115th Ave. N.E.,#623,Bellevue, WA 98004)is an investment broker with A.G. Edwards & undergraduate days, Jeff remembers Installing the tile Sons. floor In the laundry room with Larry Wiland '86 and the rest of the winter 1983 pledge class. A graduate student, Richard B. Pazol '91 (3256 N. The new address for Harry R. Walter '85, associate director ofthe Illinois Union at the University ofIllinois, is 2918 Sierra Dr., Champaign, IL 61821. December. After five years with Citibank In Chicago, David F. Cole Southport,#3,Chicago,IL60657)is in a clinical psychology doctorate program. He is planning to be married in After earning an M.B.A. at The Ohio State University in June 1993, Christian A. Wenzke '91 spent five weeks '86 (1936 Oakvlew Dr., Ann Arbor, MI 48108) moved to traveling In Europe.He is now working as a staffconsultant Michigan with his wife,Julie, and their son, David, to take the position of C.F.O. at Fame Software, a Citibank for Arthur Andersen & Co. and lives at 1898 Merganser subsidiary. Run Dr., Columbus, OH 43215. With his newjob as a design engineer at UMA Engineering, Terry A. Woods Jr. '93 has relocated to 1615 Electric Attorney David C. Goldberg '87 now resides at 7503 Colonel Lindsay Dr., Falls Church, VA 22043. Ave., #6. Seal Beach, CA 90740. When he wrote In April, Christopher A. Lamm '87, a lieutenant In the Navy,had been designated a patrol plane commander and was preparing to embarkon a six-month western-Pacific deplojonent. Mall for"Rambo"can be sent We regret to inform you of the death of Richard N. Humphreys '31 (6/93) and Robert A Cole '45(10/23/ 93). Phi Gamma Delta mourns their passing and extends to a new address: 2155 N. Polnell Rd., Oak Harbor, WA condolences to their families and friends. 98277.