Mississippi State University P})i Gam Newsletter'^ ft' Ijt 6 Sipma Mu Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta GREETINGS lifts- UPCOMING EVENTS The men of Sigma Mu send our heartiest greetings to you. In this newsletter we would like to inform you of our latest activities, upcoming events, and news pertaining to fellow graduate brothers. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. 8 15 22 29 vs. Miami (HC) MSU vs. Auburn MSU vs. Alabama The Formal Men's Rush was one in which we were successful as can Auburn Tuscaloos. vs. Memphis State vs. LSU Nov. 19 MSU vs. Ole Miss Campus Baton RougJackson Christmas Party 11, 1984 Pig Dinner The HOMECOMING The Miami game on campus Oct. 15 is Homecoming this year. The activities will begin with a tentatively scheduled barbecue Friday night. Saturday, at 9:30, there will be a meeting of the House Corp. Then at 10:00 the BCA and Mother's Cl\ib will meet. RUSH Jackson Campus MSU Nov. 5 Feb. The chapter tone has been terrific since the first days of this semester. After finishing first in grades, enjoying a high spirited "Fiji Island", being very active on campus, and a successful summer rush program, the brothers were ready for the fall rush. Miss MSU Nov. 15 MSU Dec. 3 CHAPTER TONE MSU vs. Southern Following these meetings, a $4 per plate buffetstyle luncheon will be served. be attested by the quality of our EDITOR'S NOTE new pledges. We can truely see future The Publications committee and I leaders in this class which consist of Walt Brister, Andy Watson, John Moore, Mitch Goodnite, Jeff Gregory, Carrie Osbon, Scott Farrar, Greg Carr, Bill Stoppell, Brad Apple, Jim Temple, Keith Ball, and Ashley are working hard to create greater graduate relations and to better inform you of all pertinent information. To do this we need your assistance. Please feel free to send me a letter concerning items for publications, upcoming events, suggestions for the publications, etc. Ross. Until the next correspondence, we a Sigma Mu are working toward excellence. ATTENTION We are in need of an electric Fraternally yours, type writer. If any of you have one that could be bought "cheaply" or hopefully donated - please contact Jeff Zadroga at the house. PERGE! Jeff Weeks '85 Editor GRADUATE NOTES Elliot Burnside (70)- Finally after 5 years of searching diligently, Elliot Mike Humphreys (70)- Mike is still in Baton Rouge at 7477 Renhill Drive has been found. He is living in West (zip 70817). He is a self employed Field, New Jersey at 617 Embree Crescent engineer and is quite intrigued with (zip 07030). Elliot's phone numbers are the thought of finally being initiatec H:(201) 789-3478 and W:(201) 277-9600. into the secrets of Phi Gamma Delta. He is the Vice Pres. for the East Coast The chapter hopes to coordinate this Lines, Inc. based in Crawford, New Jersey. momentous occasion and will keep you Brother Burnside's wife's name is Ginger informed as to when it shall take and so far they have no children. The place 1 chapter is certainly enthused by our discovery of Elliot and hope to keep in touch with him on a regular basis. "Nate" Colbert (77) Nate will be finish James Davis (75)- Brother Davis is living in North Brook, Illinois and is currently the manager of Market Training and Development for MCC ing his final semester of law school in Fayetville, AR in December and is still not married. He still enjoys keeping in Powers, an energy and building management firm in North Brook touch with the chapter and hopes to come back for Pig Dinner in February after he "passes" the Bar exam. recently had lunch with Robert F '.edel servicing the Chicago area. James (74) and seems to be quite pleasfd with the way the way things are going with the chapter. \r\n(Graduate Notes Continued) Mac Wall (70)- As Deputy Director of David Stevens (81)- David recently Programming and Production at the Oklahoma moved Eductional Network, Mac remains quite 220 Wilkie, Apartment #741, buisy, just as he did 14 years ago as Rush Chairman for Sigma Mu. Mac has also been instrumental in assisting the Fiji chapter at Oklahoma University get back on solid Lafeyette, LA ground following a few years of question able activity. and his new address is 70506. David Grady (82)- David will be joining Robert Siedell at Harvard this fall. Sigma Mu wishes him good luck and will certainly miss him at the fall football games. Dick Kilby (71) - Dick is currently the President of the Merchant and Planters Mike Waddell (83)- Mike's new Bank in Raymond, MS. Raymond has been a bit slow during the summer, but Dick, his wife Ginger, and their two children- address in Memphis is 1609 Popular Oaks Circle #2, Memphis, TN 38119. Kate (7) and Scott(5) recently vacationed in Jackson, TN followed by a journey to Max Bowman (83)- Max and Allison the Ozarks. recently moved to 5115 McCoy Drive in Jackson, MS 39211. Roy Stewart (83)- Sigma Mu extends a warm congratulations to Brother Stewart Slater Barr and Jim Abel (82)- for his fine service as Graduate Relations New Orleans is 930 Valmont St., New Orleans, LA 70115. Chairman during the Fall of 1982. His Slater and Jim's new address in dedication and service to Phi Gamma Delta was instrumental in our winning the Brightman Award for 1983. Roy is in Huntsville, Alabama being trained by Rise Real Estate. He hopes to October and cushion his living with (zip 35801) Teacher for careful Roy Auburn game pass the Real Estate Exam in begin making some sales to help wallet. In Huntsville, Roy is his aunt at 1200 Lowell Drive and acting as a Sunday School a flock of 7th graders. (Be 11 1) Look for Roy at the MSU/ in October. Phi Gamma Delta Sigma Mu Chapter Drawer FN MSU, MS 39762 Ed Norton (76)- Ed and Sally have Her name is Hally Carlton. Ed's only reservation is that she will not be able to play for the Bulldogs or be a Fiji when a new daughter. she comes to MSU.