JUNE 1984 SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK. 'The Chi Chapter cabinet, from left to right: President Michael White, Treasurer Brad Haigis, Corresponding Secretary Alan Chi Chapter President Michael White ^Couch, Historian Jerry O Loughlin, and Recording Secretary Jay Baruch. President Michael White Cites Strength Of Fijij In Rush, Repairs, Marathon, And Sports As the that Chi ^ close, I feel privileged to report stronger and stronger every day. The brothers and p S e now 60 strong. Also, there is a new cabi net overseeing fecorH -^'^ Haigis '85 is the new treasurer; Jay Baruch Couch '86 is corre- JE^Whde '85. am presidenr®*"''" ^as^ bids were given out, rims were given oui, ^heendoi their/'^^' term as pirdgeffh'' the pledges come to ^X. VhaDterreceived lo to. no.l.'"S 'hat ,to Lut ,hi. this i.is nolb'ttg that the toothS brothS -;,'"'' ea:'! ^ Gam shape. , «n.mold Gam shape. Thesleamsh The swam hnally naj, p^perim Ph, t mold into perfect Ph. , fand the rooth^ nowtromplai^ hou,,ha^ement rooms have been fin'V.if'aitingfortbeht^t y beer pong der the der the beer I p table ) tiew chapj the people who live un roo^ is ^.^ming along steadily. I would personally like to thank all of the alumni who re turned for the basketball marathon. All of the rumors that have been floating around that the graduates won again are true. As I am sure you can all imagine, the contest wasadefensivebattleall the way. The alumni pulled out a two-pioint victory, due to the heroics of Graduate Brother Walker. The amount of money raised was close to $1,600. Again, thank you to all who were able to participate. In sports, Chi is placing members on a number of varsity teams,including three varsity lacrosse players, two varsity swim mers two varsity baseball players,and two junior varsity football nlavers Although final tallies are not in yet, it is almost certain i]yji Chi finished as number one! Fraternally, Perge! Michael G. White '85 \r\nCHI TAMA Published three times yearly by the Chi Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta at Union College for its members and friends. News and pictures are always welcome. Address all communica tions to Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity, Alumni Records Office, P.O. Box 906, Schenectady, NY 12301. 18 New Pledges Enhance Chi Chapter Anthony A. DeMartino Robert B. Frankfurt H. Alan Freeman Pittsfield, Massachusetts Roslyn, New York Sparta, New Jersey E. David Katz Weston, Massachusetts Roger L. Likewise, Jr... Canton Center, Connecticut Roderick W. MacNeille Fijis Capture Intramural Titles St. Charles, Illinois John S. Madej Pittsfield, Massachusetts Paul A. Malatesta Richard M. Marcus Pittsfield, Massachusetts Vestal, New York Brian S. Montag Paramus, New Jersey Adam L. Rosman For Fall And Winter Phi Gamma Delta has a lot to report about on the fall and winter intramural scenes. We started off the year impressively, winning a championship in six-man football. Eight-man foot ball also had a successful season, but the team was stopped short of a title in the playoffs. However, our three-man hoop team was able to complete an impressive season and bring home the cham pionship. Brother Nat Harris was able to capture a second place Newton, Massachusetts Gary C. Rotsch Christopher L. Rouse Greensburg, Pennsylvania Latham, New York Jonathan S. Sasportas ...West Hartford, Connecticut Edward S. Squire Glenn A. Steinberg Miami, Florida Plainview, New York Samuel S. White Andover, Massachusetts Douglas R. Hirsch Dix Hills, New York in the field goal competition. Our intramural teams continued their success on into the winter. The hockey team was able to compile an impressive 8-2 record. The team advanced into the playoffs, but lost in overtime. In basketball, both A-Hoop and B-Hoop-Gold were having successful seasons and entering the playoffs. As we go to press, A- Hoop currently is holding a 5-1 record, while B-Hoop-Gold has a 5-0 record with one game left. Not only in basketball did the Fijis excel, but they were also able to excel in co-rec volleyball. Both of our teams are now entering the playoffs. In the individual sports category. Pledge Sam White was able 131°E) lOVE ® IS® M®!]j to defeat Dave Factor for the campus ping pxrng championship. Your news makes Correspondence From Our Alumni Retired for almost 14 years, WILLIAM U. LIGHT '30 is still Chi Tama more interesting! at Highland Farms, a retirement community, and enjoys traveling with his wife. Bill hears from RICHARD M. BAIRD 30 occasionally. Write to him at 27 Wagon Trail, Black Moun tain, NO. 287\\, Engineer A. L. IRWIN '78 has just started working for Grumman Aerospace Corporation and also attends graduate school at Brooklyn Poly tech. He lives at 14 West End Avenue, Massapequa, NY 11758. iufU[L. A home service representative for Abbott I^fxsratories, NEL SON S. SIMON.S '83 lives at 9 Brassie Road, Eastchester, NY 10709. Peace Corps volunteer, STUART JABLON '82 writes that his job is goinggreatl" He works with two fishermen's coopera tives in financial management, member education and organiza tion. .labs" enjoys a US government-subsidized motorcycle and eating lobster, fish,and crab. Fijis are invited to visit him in his 5- bedroom seaside house in Jamaica..Stuart hears from GEORGE APO.STOLO '74, who says hello to Goof and Tweety, DAVID KRUEGER '81, and PETER CONESE '81, who is engaged tobe married. Stuart's permanent address is 104 Aldrich Avenue, Binghamton, NY 13903, but he lives at Calabash Bay, P.A., St. Elizabeth, JAMAICA. Our ^ddrpco • IS at the top this page. \r\nJUNE 1984 PAGE THREE Basketball Marathon Aids 1984 Graduating Seniors Orthopedic Center List Future Plans Attention, sports fans! For those of you who have not already heard, the annual Fiji basketball marathon was a huge success. Chuck Caruso: Mechanical engineer for Raytheon in Lexington, Massachusetts Not only was a good time had by all, but we raised over $1,500for Sunnyview Orthopedic Center. And, judging by the way the Kyle Cotugno: Buffalo State Dental School ^aduates played basketball, the money will be put to good use.It is a good thing that Dicky Rosenthal decided not to make the journey north. It would have made the graduates look even worse than they already were. Seriously, folks, they gave the active brothers a good fight, but that was only after we substituted all of our pledges in place of the brothers. Exciting moments during Ken Salem: Interviewing at brokerage firms in Boston area the marathon included Lew B. Insler's awesome slamdunk on a Tom Grengo: Received a fellowship at Virginia Medical School in Richmond for graduate work in pathology fast break, Mendy and his half-court stride, and, of course. Tip "Nelllsss" Simons and his off-the-court dealing. However, in this sportswriter's opinion, the final play of the game was the most sensational. At 23:59:59 into the game, Mike "Orange Shorts" White put up a shot from three-quarter court over Pledge Marcus to push the Red team over the Blue team.The final score: 2,199-2,201. Again,thanks and congratulations to the graduate brothers who returned for this prestigious event. Larry Pivacek: Boston College Law School, wait list at Brooklyn Law School Ken Tallering: Fordham Law School, wait list at Cornell Law School Hank Hoffman: University of Pennsylvania Law School, wait list at Columbia Law School Brian Bilsback: Manufacturing Management Program for Proc Fraternally, ter and Gamble on Staten Island Alan I. Couch Perge! Corresponding Secretary Brian Walter: General Electric in Pittsfield or graduate school at Ex-campus and Community Relations Co-Chairman Tulane Steve Wall: Manufacturing Management Program for Procter and Gamble in Pennsylvania Steve Koebel: Looking in the pharmaceutical field Ron Newbold: Loctite Corporation in Newington,Connecticut, Mark Your Calendar! as a research chemist Tom Wening: Turner Construction in California Homecoming 1984 October 13-14 Chris Thomas: FBI special agent in Washington, D.C. Roger Barnes: Still deciding Jared Squires: Accepted into the Japan Management Program;5 Union vs. RPI months in Hawaii and 4 months in Japan Tim Green: Marine Corps More information will be forthcoming. BEFORE YOU MOVE . . . • • . let us know what your new address is! We don't want you to miss even a slrigle issue of the newsletter, so be sure to keep us up-to-date on your address! \r\nPAGE FOUR CHI TAMA Fiji Alumni Keep Us Informed Of Their Doings ROBERT E. OYEN '59 is a communications electronics ROBERT A. SCHLESIER '61 is an investment counselor in officer for the U.S. State Department in Mexico. His current as signment is as a regional radio technician. Although he was divorced in 1982,"Reo" plans to remarry soon. Write to him at Rio Nazas, 44-401, Col. Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City, D.F. 06500. his new business,Darbee Investments, which he just opened with his eldest son, Robert, Jr. Bob writes, "It is very exciting having most of the family working together doing real estate investment A research technician for the New York State Department of Health in the department of immunology, DONALD F. COL LINS '83 lives at 1006 Eastern Avenue, Schenectady, NY 12308. counseling and management." Bob's address is P.O. Box 219, El Cajon, CA 92022. MARK S. HOCHMAN '79 is an attorney with Norris, McLaughlin,and Marcus in New Jersey,and he reports a new ad dress as 50 Deanna Drive, Apt. 138, Somerville, NJ 08876. DANIEL W. CUOZZO '81 is a medical student in Iowa, and "Cooz" reports his new address as 527 35th St., Apt. #6, Des Although JOSEPH H. CERRONE '78 works full-time for Moines, IA 50312. General Electric, he still has time to pursue an MA in business administration. He lives at Turf Court, R.D. #10, Clifton Park, PRC Engineering employs MICHAEL J. McCARTHY '72 as a coastal engineer, and he has done quite a bit of traveling for NY 12065. them,including visits to South Africa,Santo Domingo,and Ger many. He also traveled with his children, Brooke and Justin, to visit WILLIAM G. KUCHTA '72 and his wife, Eileen. Mike's address is 15 Hillside Avenue, Glen Head, NY 11545. ALLAN T. BRITTON,JR.,'74 is currently general manager of the upholstery division at Maiden Mills, Incorporated, and writes,"My son, Patrick, two years old in August '84, is past the drooling taught to him by HANK RIEHL'74." A1 resides at 120 Maple Avenue, Atkinson, NH 03811. VINCENT H. CORYELL,JR.,'50 works as an executive TV producer in New York City. His son is a lawyer in New Mexico, his daughter is the creative director of an ad agency in New York City, and we are sorry to report that Vince's wife, Winifred, has passed away. Send mail to Vince at 47 Kathleen Lane, Mount Kisco, NY 10549. A senior advisor in the software division of General Electric in Andover, Massachusetts, WILLIAM S. CASSEDY '66 lives in New Hanipshire with his wife and four children. Bill enjoysfam ily activities and hopes to get back to New York for visits. Write to him at 11 Karen Lane, Salem, NH 03079. Insurance runs in the Beach blood. CHARLES T. BEACH, JR., '49, an insurance broker in Cincinnati, Ohio, repK^rts that his son, C.T. Beach,III, has joined him in his business,one that was started by his grandfather and continued by his father.Ted s address is 3913 Pocahontas Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45227. CARMEN SAGINARIO, JR., '80 recently passed the New Jersey Bar Examination, and he has obtained the[X)sition of as sistant counsel to the governor in Trenton. "Sag" was looking forward to the Pig Dinner and a great turnout by the graduate A college administrator at Syracuse University, R. SCOTT MUIRHEAD '68 reports a new address: 6211 Tobin Lea Circle, East Syracuse, NY 13057. JOHN A.SEAY '67, a systems engineering manager for IBM, reports his new address as 50 Winchester St., Brookline, MA 02146. The project manager of the electromagnetic launcher devel opment for Westinghouse, DAVID W. SCHERBARTH '80 writes, "I just bought a keg cooler,and the 'king of beers' on tap tastes better than ever." Write to Dave at 433 Regency Drive,Pitts burgh, PA 15239. Writes NELSON COON'17,"A very special enjoyment of the past year has been in discovering that my book. Using Plantsfor Healing, which I wrote just 22 years ago,has suddenly come into national demand, having now sold over a hundred copies." Nelson has been honored by being named a "Golden Owl" for over 50 years as a Fiji. He resides at Hines Point, Vine yard Haven, MA 02568. brothers. He lives at 25 Riverview Drive, Wayne, NJ 07470. According to HARRY ADAMAKOS'81,a graduate student in psychology at Bowling Green State University in Ohio, Not much is new with me. Just lots of thanks to Otto and Kreugs for throwing a great party on New Year's. It was a lot of fun to see many Fiji faces. Best wishes to all!" Harry and JAMES H.DAVIS '81 enjoyed themselves, despite a loss and the weather, at the Stagg Bowl. Send correspondence to Harry in care of the Depart ment of Psychology, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH 43403. We regret to report the deaths of the following alumni: ARTHUR H. NEWMAN *18, October 14, T. ELLIS *47, October 18, 1983 KENNEY *2Q l^iniiarv 30 l984 WILLIAM B. CLAYTON, Ili, '73, August 1?' Your News Is Good News • Send In Your Newsform'-