PL for Nu Epsllon at New York University where we have been told he did an excellent job. Stan is now in Montreal working as a Lieutenant in the Navy, exactly what his job is remains a mystery to us, we have heard rumors of NATO and censoring films for the Navy. Whatever it is, i t must be interesting since he has not found time to get married. Stan accepted our invitation to speak at Pig Dinner with only two reservations, first that he be allowed to speak on the subject of his choice, therefore, I cannot tell what he'll talk on Sat. afternoon. And secondly, that there be a casual gathering at the Valhalla Friday night.. 1 would like to extend this invitation to all alumni who can join us. Let us show everyone how strong our Alumni are. The President's Corner Since this is my first correspondence with the Graduate brothers of Pi Iota i t would be appropriate to introduce you to the names of the newly elected cabinet. They are as follows: President John A. Pelli Mgt. '70 Treasurer Kal Wong Ngoon Math '70 Recording Sec. Richard G. Drolet Physics'70 Corr. Sec. Ted Lelek Chem. Eng. '70 Historian Peter J. Denoncourt Chem. Eng. '70 Being the new governing body, we found it necessary to ascertain the new role of Pi lish this lota here at Worcester Tech and ways to accomp function. The goal itself, that of preparing a student socially, mentally and morally so that he may contribute to and improve society. This has been the goal of Pi lota since its institution in 1891. With this in mind i t would be customary to l i s t various brothers who are team captains, presidents of organizations and members of Honor Societies. But this is only one aspect of the character of our growth. Our basic analysis has been that Pi lota serves as the vehicle by which we grow and mature from within. The key to this awareness and consciousness lies in the fraternity's attempt to be involved in the IFC, in the school and in the city of Worcester. The preceeding would certainly sound hollow if you, our graduate brothers, service, had no public evidence of our increased interest relations aspect of fraternal in living. the social To cite several examples; we are currently under a cooperative food buying program which already has provided tangible returns, hopefully we will expand this program through the IFC, a tentative committee has been discussed to investigate the cooperative buying of house supplies, which is a Pi lota suggestion. We are proud to mention that once again one of our brothers has chaired the American Red Cross blood drive on campus, is presently chairing the Envolvement committee of the and a brother IFC. These are indications of where we are going. Pi lota has been for a number of years concerned primarily with developing of the individual. It is our strong graduate support which allows the chapter to develop, responsibility. and we are aware of this It is my hope that this relationship will grow \r\nstronger during my tenure. I thank you personally for what you have provided and ask your continued support in administering Pi Iota. Perge P.S. John A. Pelli '70 No better time for us to meet you than at Pig Dinner. Acomodations, food, drink and a Durrance award speaker. FIJI SPORTS SCENE The fall and winter seasons have been good to Fiji's on the hill. The football team having its best season in years, 5-2, utilized the services of sophomores: Trent Germano and Jerry Parrott. Cross country, although not as sucessful toured the countryside with Bob Woollacott and Bill Light, both sophomores. Bill Light was also elected co-captain for next year's team. Soccer, the usual big fall sport, had one of its unluckiest seasons in years. Ending^with a 6-5-1 record, the team was lead by Tim Rooney(71) and A1 Prucnal (70). Jack Keenan(70) and John Read (71) were also in the action. Highlights came after the season when A1 Prucnal was elected co captain for next fall and Tim Rooney was named to the All New England Team (Honorable Mention). Winter sports featured the fine wrestling of co captain Pete Grosch (69). Pete went to the New Englands only to see his hopes shatter by an injury in the semi finals. The basketball team was, as usual, Sophomores Tim Rooney and Steve become starters on the not too good. However, (Bulk) Watson played hard to team and did a fine job. Dave Healey (69), Dick Ellis (72), and John Pelli (70) were the only Fiji's on the Swimming Team but they did well with Dave setting a record or two. And last but not least, there's the Hockey Team, lead by Bob Johnson (70), Jim Jardine (72) and co captain Dick Drolet (70). As usual ther were more compets than players form the Lodge. I.F. Sports is another matter now. Our volleyball team finished in fourth place, but the team worked hard and just came up on the "spiked" end of the ball. Bowling and basketball-a^re now in progress , and nearly at an end. It seems like the Fiji pins are the only ones standing on the lanes and the balls just seem to miss them. Our basket ball record was 9-3, good enough for a tie for third place. Ping pong will start soom, and again this spring we'll be ready to defend our title in Softball. That's the best we can doll Always trying to show everyone that Fiji is number onelll FRATERNITY INFORMATION Admiral R.S. Morse USN (ret.) '19 built a Ranch beautiful Sonoma Coast Paul Md.. on the second home at Sea Stramese '60 moved to 680 Wellerburn Ave., Severna Park He is with Westinghouse Electric Aerospace Div. in business and manpower planning. He and his wife, expecting their first child in April. Emily, are \r\nJohn Burt '28 moved Charles Loveridge to 156 Commercial St., Provincetown, Mass. '46 is resident engineer for Camp Dresser and McKee on a water filtration plant in Brokton. in Marshfield, Mass., with his seven children. Phil Keenan with Colts '62 married Barbara Cernak last July 28. Ind. now living his degree in. EE Chem. Eng. from U. from Tech. in Rocky Hill, Conn.. Lt. lives Phil is received He is a Thomas A Keenan '67 married Barbara in Bridgeport W.S. Allan USCG M3 is in charge of USCG operations in He has three sons, one is at the University of Washing Any brothers passing through Guam can call Bill at Ronald Tillberg to Assistant Area Engineer and Head for the District. He says the work is facinating and the eskimos are funi true but Phil Delphos 4986. '66 is with the Alaska Corps of Engineers and was recently promoted of Mechanical Engineering aren't Phil of Hartford in February. Colwell last July, he is with Combustion Eng. and subject to move in the near future. Capt. Guam. ton. He those about eskimo women Rumors about igloos arel '26 moved to Greengate 23 D, Falmouth, Mass. 02540 Frederick Hering '56 has a new address; 4036 Dakota PI., Kingsport, Tenn. 37664. Sigurd Wendin '26 is still very active, he saw Jack Sterrett '26 in Eire, Pa.. Jack has retired and Sigurd's brother Hap is s t i l l travelling the country. Sigurd has a 810 Ford building, 48226. Detroit, Mich. new address; Nick Barone '65 and his wife, Kathy, have a son Nicholas Jr., who is eight months old. Nick has been promoted to Technical Service Representative for Olin Mathieson Chemical Co.. His address 266 Chapel St., Milford Conn.. A1 Petit '55 is participating in a communications training center for Road, the Govt., Oxon Hill, Md. A1's new address is 10500 Riverview 20022 Doug Pike '66 is in the Army, presently at the Defense Language Institute taking German. He is going to night school and has a H. job at Earl Munz a brokerage house. '19 says hello to all his classmates. Gil Fauteux '57 works for Continental Can Company in Chicago. Hi is looking forward for a golf match with Roy Seaberg Please not his new address 1942 N. '56. Fremont Chicago, 111. Major H.G. Stanton '53 is in his third trip to the Far East; he hopes to be stationed in Hawaii. \r\nMarch 8, Dear 1969. Brothers: Over the past years we have emphsized the fact are a small house, by choice, but a that we very strong one. This strength lies not only in the active chapter but i t lies in our alumni also. involvement Pi that Iota they is proud take with of her alumni the chapter. and the On April 26 Pig Dinner will take place and we want to have as many of our alumni back as possible. chance to meet you, best one ever. following as Come back, and help us make meet us; give us a this Pig Dinner the We would greatly appreciate a reply to the soon as possible. Fraternally, Noel Totti III '71 Chairman, Alumni Relations PergeI NORRIS PIG DINNER (CHECK THE BIG ONE) Sure, count on me there, and please make for dinner. If you want to stay over night at we will be glad to put you up. Indicate yes or no Sorry, but I'll miss the festivities. resevations the house Please tell the gang: Any interesting new of alumni, yourself or otherwise? Share it with us: Name: Class Address: If you would like to know the address of any of your classmates, let us know.