Jume, 1980 This year's Pork Fest, although hampered by bad weather and a smaller than usual turnout, still contained all of the qualities of the normal celebration of New brothers were officially welcomed with the performance of the ritual and old friendships were re-kindled among the returning veterans. much of the usual sporting activity scheduled for the afternoon was plagued by less than pleasant weather, many brothers turned to the bar for relaxation. brotherhood. The F.A. Morse Association meeting prior to the start of the festivities vealed some pleasant facts, PL_JOTA_o¢ PHI GAMMA DELTA Furr ITY OF WOCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSBEBUSE.., PIG DINNER '80 election of the rest of the cabinet. The dinner was skillfully EMCEED by Pi Hayden (1978). The evening was highlighted by the formal presentation to Les Sarty (1927) of his gold Owl Pin (50 years). This was something the brotherhood has waited a number of years for. Always adding to the grandeur of the day, are those distinguished perennials such as Karl Penney (1927) and Chet Inman (1914), who lend their remembrances of an earlier time in Pi lota's history to the experiences offered by younger members. The undergraduate brotherhood thanks all who attended and with proper planning, hope to beef up attendance at next year's Pig Dinner. Ray Dunn '78 Don Patten '79 Doug LaBreque ' Tom Burns '74 \Doug Riley '68 Sherman Gates ' Garry Balbony ' Lou Prascotti Brian C. Melle Tony Raymond '7 John Forster '7 Karl W. Penney Jim Jardine '72 Dick Perreault 79 72 T4 "79 '76 8 6 '28 "75 1980's Pig Dinner Roster Joel FP, Angelico '75 Dave Medeiros '75 Mike Sevetno '75 Henry Fitzgerald Bobby Wood '73 Roman Adrianowyz Les Ssrty '28 David A. Wilson '78 Walter E. Knapp '38 John A, Pelli 70 Roy Seaberg Bill Johnson '76 Paul Wheeler '76 Raymond F. Cherenza '73 "75 TT (PLEASE excuse any mistakes or including the ability of the corporation to make current the mortgage payments ~ along with a substantial surplus included. highlighted by the election of Jimmy Jardine to the President's seat as well as the lota's answer to Johnny Carson: Peter's dry wit and timing made the evening pass far too quickly. He did run into some technical difficulties when youngest Neophyte, Doug Powers, found himself having trouble performing his part of will never be the same, but Doug has increased his affinity for pork. the ritual. orcester,Ma. Since re- The meeting was Pete That poor pig Steve Silva '76 Jim Aceto '75 Tom McClure '79 Don Larson '79 Dave Vogt '76 Deve Deners '74 Jonathan Beuch Dick Filippett Chester M. Inman John Hopkins '79 George Wespi '79 Larry Marino '79 Chip McClimans W.Mich.'79 Robert W.Maeshall RI '77| omissions). "72 14 —————| \r\n^ HoA£Con\MGPI UCT 5 IOTA HOSTS FIRST ANHUAL SECTION CONVENTION TRIP TO ISLAND ENCHANTING This spring Pi Iota hosted tlie first of what is hoped to be an an nual occuring section corevention. Delegates from URl and Union arrived on Friday night,April:II,to a wel coming party on the front porch.On Saturday the delegates turned to the business at hand by attending con ferences on areas of chapter admin istration from finances to rushing. Another part of the day was devoted to informational presentatio'ns on hazing and grad relations. Following the days activities whs a night out where the delegates were able to PL^N show their true colors. All in all the delegates found the weekend•informative.The exchange of ideas between chapters allowed some stimulation in some of the weak -er areas of administration.rerhaps the most valuable part of the week end was meeting brothers from other chaptr rs. Our tlianhs Bill Tohuso n (\»ri,76) IJi Island,as always,was a succes«. ke fijinen and tkeir dates visited tke enckaatiag trepics an May 9. Tk« aluani tur»-»ut was well recieved. Tke ritual was delivered by 8*1 Braae |80)»tke tale as well as tke passion kad tk# bratkers ralliag.Tke followiiog festivities were incanperable. Tke seniars feel tkis years island taps tken all and dares anyene ta prnve tken wrang. SPRING GARDEN PARTY RECORD FACULTY TURN ATTRACTS OUT i>pring cane ta the ladge an April 22 with tke annual"Spring Garden Party".Tkis enables the faculty and brathers ta meet an an infaraal ba sis. Our caak,Melaaie Greenwaad,pre pared a festive spread wkick recie ved many canpliments fram the guests. The turn-aut was passibly the best ever as faculty filled the livingraam.All had an enjayable tine and Tim Kildorf,and '.(Talt Knapp(l I,,wrL3Ti the parting camments and remarks by who took time to run the presenta faculty ta variaus brathers were sin- tions .Special ply great.The faculty indeed halds thanks to our section chief Mob Marshall for his part in organizing the weekend .'fhi s years Isuccess will hopefully carry-over an to next year. FIJI SPORTS-WORLD This year was another productive year in the house intramural program, In the final standing for the grand trophy we finished with a total of S62 points,second to Kap with 600 points.All our competing first teams wom their league titles and advanced on into the playoffs. Table tennis and Softball made it to the finals only to be denied of the ultimate victory.We are looking foward to a powerful up-coming year with the ad dition of some very talented fresh men. the hause in high esteem.Thraugh tk« variaus hrather-faculty activities Pi lata maintains its strang image eanpus. PCP SPEAKS FOR FRESHMAN CLASS 1 think I can speak far the rest of my classmates in saying that this was a .sureesHful year.The majority of us survived the first year of the WPT PLAN without major damage.We had to work our butts off or end up on our butts,minus some finances.There was another important thing we also learned,friendship.With the end of our fir^t year,we have begun to form a bond of trust and friendship that will remain with us forever.We are very proud to have expected into an exceptional group of men.We are mi ghty proud to be Pijis!' Special thanks to Dave Lamborghini,Doug McNary,Steve Kelly,Jay Bellingham, Bill Alexander,and John Uiley for their valuable help in compiling this news letter. PLEASE REMEMBER HOMECOMING IS OCTOBER 3 (sat.) PLAN NOW \r\nALOklNI NEWS •^834 ANNAPOLIS Phil is working for DuPont as a first line superTisor. in paint mixing and dispersions,His brother John got SO. SANPRANCISCO.CA. 94080 married on May 2 1980.(some of you may remember John from the '76 Florida trip) Phil is engaged to be wed PHILIP A. RCARREL '78 in early June,For J,B, Phil had another close call with the cops. Same as the one when you mare in Daytona and you pulled Pete back into the pick-up away from the cop. Brother Scarrel misses you all. CARL F. FRITCH Carl works for Allegheny Ludlum '40 545 FAIRVIEW GLEN ELLEN ILL. the Cardox Division.He also as sales d i r e c t o r of rece ived degrees in finance and accounting from New York University. He has been married for 38 years to his wife Elizabeth Lloyd Pritch(sister of Robert LI oyd 38) and has 3 children,3 grandchildren. His 22 year old at home works for Chicago Title Insuranc e Co. Carl recalls Carberry's Pub,the mayor's food, undefeated football, Bill Phinney's track meets-winni ng,Josi e-convertible, SIGURD R. 611 WENDTN Sigurd is president of Sigurd R. '25 fendin & Associates Inc. and handles corporate stock valuations. NOTRE DAME He went GRONE I'OINT^MICH. to Harvard Business School and received his degree 48230 in 1930, In 1975 at his 50'*^reunion he received the Goddard Award for outstanding professional achievement, Sigujrd is married to a i'ellesly grad and has three children. One son is a member of N.Y. Stock Exchange, the other is VP of his company. His daughter is wed to the VP of the Bank of America. Brother Wbndin says hello to Phil Delphos,Jigger Jones,and Cherub Hughes. Herb is married HERB HOLMES ' 78 3328 'YHIRLAWAY TRAIL TALLAHASSEE, FL. 32308 904-893-6356(phone) STEVEN J . CUMMTNGS 2 HIGHLAND TER. NE'YTONVILLE,MA. 02160 76 EGGEHTSVILLE.N.T. 14226 Tana and he works for the Steve is a production engineer for the Polaroid Corp, and works in the battery division. He also received his MBA from Boston University. Steve remembers when the brothers at Marston Way wallpapered the Becker dorms. He also asks Bob Salter(Salt') if he recalls going swimming at Mt. Wachusett and at the resevior dam TEliRT KINTER '75 3901 MAIN ST. to his wife Federal Highway Administration as a highway engineer. Herb asks if anyone remembers when Russ Warnock left the hose running in Lindsay's fish tank upstairs , while he was reading playboys,and flooded the 2ad and 3rd floors.' He sends his greetings to Phil,Steve LaPlant,Abbot,Booch,and Hick Goulding. He says if any one is in sunny Florida give him a visit, in HoId en. Terry and his fiance are moving to Finland,where they will be wed on June 20 in her home town.They will then go on a bicycle tour of Europe for their honey moon. They will return to live in Finland until who knows when, / iii j.-- .,. , \ (we will try to find his new adress) Note; When writing in please write as neat as possible since a few of these were hard to read. I am also sorry if I made any mistakes in writing your graduate information. Thanks for your responces. \r\nPlearse take a moment: fill aut, cut, fold, and send. Thanks. Year Name Address Postgraduate Educationt Degrees, Honors, Awards Present Employment (Organization and Position) Family Information News for Pi Ides or Memorable Anecdotes for "Remember When" Column Name of Graduate Brothers you would like to contact Messages to Them Pi Iota of Phi Gamma Delta Non Profit Org. 99 Salisbury St. Worcester, Mass. OI609 U.S. Postage Paid Worcester Mass. HOKBCOHIWG- Permit No. 272