APR 20 1981 MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DELTA [1861 IOTA MUSE OF IOTA MU OF PHI GAMMA DELTA FRATERNITY BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS FALL 1980 Building Fund Status Report Last spring we initiated a "once in a generation" fund solicitation for capital improvements to 28 The Fenway. Our renovation plans include repairs and reconstruction of the building exterior, addition of alarms and a sprinkler system for fire protection, and interior maintenance. We are pleased to report that the initial response to the solicitation was excellent. As of August 31, 86 alumni have contributed an average of approximately $200 each for a total of $16,671. Your names appear on the enclosed list. Obviously, there are many more of our 700 members who can help. You may expect to be reminded by letter and by phone during the coming months. In a separate transmittal Bob Mohr 72, national chairman of the fund drive, will describe our needs in more detail. Much of the exterior repair necessary to halt progressive damage from water and ice has been completed. Roof insulation and storm windows have been added to reduce fuel costs. We have borrowed (at low interest) from the MIT IRDF fund for a sprinkler system. That system has been installed - very carefully, unobtrusively. Further work awaits contributions. We thank everyone who has responded, but we can only achieve our goal with the help of all alumni. Dan R. Test '50 President Malcolm Cotton Brown Corporation Spring Initiation TREASURER'S REPORT This past year's post-initiation training turned out very well. All the new initiates were eager to find out all they possibly could about lota Mu is enjoying a financially solid year. The House the ritual. Many really found it to be their most precious inheritance. Corporation provided funding for storm windows and roof On a number of occasions during the term, one of the new brothers insulation which we hope will keep our fuel bills down. A loan was would come to see me to ask a specific question about the ritual or taken out to provide money for a well hidden sprinkler system. The just to ponder what the ritual really means. These long talks with my brotherhood voted to pay an additional sum out of savings to forego new brothers, as well as with older brothers, served to strengthen my the original plan and install the fourth floor sprinkler pipes in the own fair in the meaning of the ritual. Our new initiates for the spring attic out of sight. This decision along with a great deal of work by Bob term were: Collins '82 to hide the pipes in the wall resulted in a virtually unnoticeable sprinkler system which will save us money on Robert Ashbrook Paul Nahass insurance. Bruce Calder Krishna Pandaua Despite our efforts to cut costs, spiralling food and energy bills Michael Goldberger Robert Spinner have forced the house-bill upward to $1050 per term so that the Rchard Kersch Robert Voss House can maintain its accustomed level. By filling the House with Arthur Kinzinger James Willard boarders this past summer and with pledges this fall, we hopefully David Lebow Thomas Wolfe will be able to add to our savings at the fiscal year's end so that lota Robert McAllen Mu can successfully overcome any financial surprises in the future. PAGE TWO IOTA MUSE Undergraduate President's Report Dear Brothers, The spring term was a time to evaluate and re-evaluate lota Mu's standing as compared with the other fraternities on our campus and The Iota Muse is published regularly by the lota Mu Chapter the other chapters in our international organization. This brought the of Phi Gamma Delta at MIT for its members and friends. cabinet to realize that we have a lot of competition locally and News contributions, changes of address, and photographs are internationally if we hope to be considered number one at MIT and welcome at all times and should be sent to Phi Gamma Delta, one of the best chapters in our own fraternity. We then set out to Alumni Records Office, P.O. Box 900, Cambridge, MA motivate ourselves so that we might elevate the quality and 02139. All photos will be returned to the sender, upon request, reputation of the chapter. after publication in the the Iota Muse. First, the House Corporation, using the generous donations in time and money of Iota Mu alumni, is providing the means to renovate 28 The Fenway. On behalf of the undergraduates, I thank all contributors. Second, we are making a sincere effort to improve the graduate correspondence, our community relations, our involvement in extra- curricular activies, our social service to the community, and our intramural athletics. The addition of a house tutor, Bruce Fish '80 should help raise the house G.P.A. While accomplishing these goals, we hope to maintain the high quality of our rush, pledge education, and post-initiation programs. We also feel that our social activities are unmatched in quantity, House Manager's Report quality, and diversity. Finally, this cabinet hopes to revise the by-laws, update and During the spring term last year we completed a few very clarify house records, and write a house history covering 1967-80 important jobs. A $24,000 sprinkler system was finally installed, before leaving office in January 1981. Any interesting and/or checked, and rechecked. (A major alteration was to preserve the extraordinary memories from this period should be addressed c/o beauty of the house, without lowering the level of protection.) Roof Bill Zabor, 28 The Fenway before December 1, if possible. repairs were finalized. Storm windows, for better fuel economy and The cabinet and committee chairmen for the fall term are: intruder prevention were installed on the entire house. Expert stonework and renovation was carried out on the front of the house. Treasurer: Greg Blahut We purchased a good weight set and constructed a safe, durable Recording Secretary: Brian Moroney weight lifting area in the boiler room. Corresponding Secretary: Dave MacIsaac During work week we concentrated on renovation and Historian: Bill Zabor construction. Linoleum floors for the basement and kitchen hallway Rush Chairman: Owen Fordham were laid. The dining room floor was refinished with polyurethane. Pledge Trainer: Brad Sackett The roof constructed over the motorcycle pit will offer us a lot of high Social: Rodney Robertson security storage space. Outside of it we built a large barbecue pit. House Manager: Bob Collins Major renovations to the Skylight Ballroom and newly refinishied Steward: Paul Nahass desks give a touch of class to the fourth floor. The basement Athletic: Steve Nelson bathroom has been completely retiled and repaired, showers and Capital Improvements: Mickey Goldberger toilets included. The boiler room was painted colorfully and cleaned Scholarship: Dave Lebow top to bottom. The burglar alarms are now operable, and the pit Bar: Bruce Calder hallway recarpeted. Comm. Rel. & Soc. Service: Rob Spinner Our goals for this term are to correct some old, long lasting Graduate Relations: Bert Ashbrook problems. The staircase needs major repairs, structurally and IFC Rep.: Tom Wolfe cosmetically. The desks, besides the ones on the fourth floor, all need UA Rep.: Art Kinzinger a good refinishing. The electrical condition of the house requires about $2000 to $3000 of professional work, in order to satisfy Before closing, I would like to invite all alumni to stop by and insurance regulations. In addition to storm windows, the heating have dinner with us. Dinner is served at 6:30 pm every night. Also, we system will be further improved, which, in part, will involve the will be contacting local alumni about a homecoming cocktail and purchase of a new blower. dinner party this fall, and all alumni about our annual Norris Pig The achievement of these goals require the immediate and dinner next spring. constant attention of the entire brotherhood. Perge! Fraternally, Stephen C. Fairbairn 81 President IOTA MUSE - PAGE THREE Rush Among all fraternities at MIT during Rush Week, the Fiji Rush was the most successful. Considerably more prospectives visited the house during Rush Week than have in recent years. Despite the fiercest cross-rushing ever experienced throughout the MIT Greek system, our goal of 11 pledges was achieved by Monday evening with ATHLETIC only a total of 13 bids extended. Within 15 minutes of the earliest time REPORT allowed, nine of the bid freshmen had pledged; at that point, this was more than all of the Beacon Street fraternities combined. This efficiency can be attributed to a strong rush effort by all of the brothers. Especially outstanding jobs were done by Paul Nahass 83 in summer rushing throughout New Jersey, and Rob Spinner '83 on the phones during Rush. lota Mu now anticipates with pleasure the contributions and enthusiasm of a new pledge class consisting of lota Mu has continued its successful participation in intramural diverse and talented members. sports with the basketball, softball, and pool teams all making it to In pledging order, the men of the class of 84 are: the playoffs last term. The softball team, after an undefeated regular season, made it to Greg Hughes Angeles, CA Surfing, backpacking the semifinals where it was just barely defeated by a one run margin. Malcolm Fairbairn - Ricott, IL Varsity football The pool team, also after an undefeated season, ended second John Taylor-Clifton, NJ Varsity track overall after suffering its only defeat of the season in the final round. Greg Harman - Springfield, VA Music, varsity basketball Fiji at MIT looks forward to a great soccer season this year, with Mike Ehrlich - Wilmette, IL Varsity gymnastics, music many returning from last year's team, which lost to Delta Tau Delta Cesar Maiorino - Edgewater, NJ Varsity wrestling, music in double overtime during last year's playoffs. Ken Huggins-Columbia, SC Backpacking, music With some good size and some nice freshmen prospects, lota Mark Fordham -- LaGrange, IL Basketball, canoeing Mu's football team looks to be gearing up for its own successful Gordon Beckhart - Haddonfield, NJ Soccer, skiing season. John Chen - Parsippany, NJ Tennis Last term lota Mu purchased a York olympic weight set and, with Lee Silvestro Cedar Grove, NJ Soccer a little elbow grease, we set up an adequate weight room in the basement. I am happy to say that it has been at least moderately used by the brothers, promising even more intramural success in the future. Perge! Steven L. Nelson Athletic Chairman Graduate Relations Strong The Spring term was a good one for graduate relations at lota Mu. We finally discovered the identity of our previously anonymous donor of Sports Illustrated magazine to the house. This gave us an opportunity to thank him for his generous gesture. Of course there was the annual Norris Pig Dinner which went very well.' We had over 70 graduates in attendance and a good time was had by all. A highlight of the evening was the attendance of two brothers from the class of 1917 and one from the class of 1920. The brother from 1920, Ralph Bartlett, was picked up in Maine by undergraduate brothers and driven to and from the dinner. He SOCIAL REPORT enjoyed himself immensely and we plan on bringing him to Pig Dinner every year. Some brothers also visited Ralph over the Social activities began slowly last term, but the pace soon picked summer. up after a few good parties. Eveyone's weekend was occupied with The house was also in close contact with many graduates some social event whether here at the house or out at Wellesley. The regarding the renovations being done on 28 The Fenway. On the main social calendar was highlighted by a terrific band party which agenda for the fall term is Homecoming Dinner, which we will be we hosted along with Kappa Sigma and a sunny beach party held sending out invitations for soon. We look forward to a good fall term. down on Cape Cod. The band party featured the Ellington Alley Band, a local group and was a great success. However in the future we The speaker was Lt. General Hillman Dickison '46. will try to end them sooner to avoid housecalls from Boston's finest. The beach party was held down at Sandy Neck Beach. The weather Rodney Robertson '82 was warm and sunny. which combined with the large area of sand Graduate Relations Chairman dunes to get lost in, made everyone's day pleasurable. PAGE FOUR - IOTA MUSE ALUMNI SEND US THEIR NEWS ATWOOD P. DUNHAM '17 and his wife have settled in at After 431/2 years with the Reliance Electric Company, ELWOOD H. Eastwood at Dedham, 1007 East Street, Dedham, MA 02026 after KOONTZ '36 retired in December and moved from Ohio to putting their home of 37 years on the market. "Brick" writes, "It is Connecticut (466 Main Street, Old Saybrook 06475). "El" wrote us certainly no home, but we are comfortable and are waited on at all that GORDON C. THOMAS '36 is moving from California to hours." Florida, but the only address we have is 117 Via Havre, Newport Beach, CA 92663. He also hears from NAT AYER '36 (2881 Copa EVERETT F. DOTEN '19 and "Brownie" (Malcolm Cotton Brown) De Oro Drive, Los Alamitos, LA 90720) and JOHN A. MYERS '36 were classmates and he thinks it's "wonderful that this good work is (401 Broadway, Ampex Corp., Redwood City, CA 94063). being done for the house, and in his name." You can reach him at 415 Burns Drive, Detroit, MI 48214. WALTER T. BLAKE '37 spent a pleasant week in Aspen with RUSTY HASTINGS 35 (458 Country Club Drive, Battle Creek, Present address for BRUCE MUNGER STEELE 20 is 39 Cliff MT 49015) and hasn't seen an lota Mu Phi Gam since. Walt's address Street, Burling, VT 05401. is 716 Ladera Lane, Santa Barbara, CA 93108. In February, CHAS. B. MILLER, JR. 22 rode in a chauffeured President of Professional Video Systems, Inc. (a company limousine to his surprise (82nd) birthday party. The limousine had specializing in video educational communication) and director of been restored by a local undertaker and Charlie "was indeed thankful U.S. Dept. of Transportation's (DOT) National Executive Reserve, that I could ride with him in a sitting position rather than a prone JAMES D. MCLEAN '37 lives at 13934 Bora Bora Way, Marina Del one!" He lives at 168 Cherokee Road, Charlotte, NC 28207. Ray, CA 90291. GEORGE H. HEWETT 23 of 115 Washington Avenue, ROBERT L. JOHNSON '38 is still with the same firm he joined in Morristown, NJ 07960 is fully retired though he was busy with 1938: Arkwright-Boston Insurance. He writes it has been "associated consulting work until two years ago. "Jim" went to England last fall with many fine Fiji's (the late) MARSHALL DALTON '15 and (the to visit his eldest daughter and granddaughters. late) GIL RUDDY '31 and RUTHERFORD HARRIS '37 (36 Orchard Lane, Wayland, MA 01778)." Bob hopes all read about LAWRENCE W. DAY 27 (1 Hickory Lane, Fairfield, CT 06430) LLOYD BERGESON '38 (241 River Street, Norwell, MA 02061) hopes one of his nine grandchildren will go to MIT, though three of and his adventure in the North Atlantic in the February '80 them have already headed off to other colleges. Technology Review. Bob lives on 11 Sterling Road, Wellesley, MA 02181. JOHN B. DRISKO 27 retired in March after working as a civil engineer. He lives at 29 Hickory Drive, Maplewood, NJ 07040. When you get to the west coast of Florida stop in at the home of WILLIAM R. TAYLOR, JR. '40 on 610 South Florida Avenue, Since his retirement from Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. in 1979, Apt. 201, Tarpon Springs, FL (33589). Bill owns and operates the JOHN F. BENNETT '30 and his wife have been residents of Florida only textile mill in Florida - Gallagher Textile Mills, Inc. (4663 Rue Bayou, Sanibel, FL 33957) with a summer home in Hudson, OH. Jack is "spending full time working in the yard and W.M. FOLBERTH '41 spends his time skiing and sailing and he painting the house, etc., etc., etc. to the complete neglect of my golf plans to attend his 40th reunion. "Bull" can be reached c/o Progress game." Wire Product Co., 3535 W. 140 St., Cleveland, OH 44111. Present address for LAWRENCE B. BARNARD 31 is 43 Garden JAMES THORNTON '41 and his wife, Ruth, are spending a great Road, Wellesley Hills, MA 02181 though he can be reached between deal of time these days "trying to save a 1930's movie house from the end of March and the end of Maya P.O. Box 177, Marco Island, destruction so it can be converted into a first rate concert hall, FL 33937. something that does not exist either in the town or on the campus of Princeton." JOHNNY ANDERSEN '41 (P.O. Box 426, St. Georges, JOHN LAWRENCE '32 was elected chairman of the board in GRENADA) visited the couple in February en route to Moscow. November, 1979 of Recognition Equipment, Inc. (a Dallas They "loaned him sweaters and down jackets since his normal manufacturer of optical character reading equipment). Reach him at wardrobe in Grenada scarcely gets beyond shorts and short-sleeve 2929 LTV Tower, Dallas, TX 75201. shirts." Jim and Ruth live at 49 Lovers Land, Princeton, NJ 08540. RUSSELL J. BROOKE '33 is retired but has a part-time job as a L.C. TURNCOCK '41 (2925 Glenmore Road, Shaker Heights, OH construction arbitrator for the American Arbitration Association. 44122) writes that BILL HOOPER '41 (72 Barrett Street, #17, "Commodore" lives on 89 East Park Lane, NE. Atlanta, GA 30309. Northampton, MA 01062) has regained "full mobility (he plays tennis), and most of his memory, speech, and comprehension DANIEL C. MITCHELL, '33 continues to enjoy his retirement at capabilities" after suffering a brain hemorrhage in December of 1977. 9242 Briarwood Circle North, Sun City, AZ 85351. This "as a result of almost unbelievable perserverance and contrary to the predictions of his doctors." We hope he continues to enjoy good WESLEY H. LOOMIS, III 35 was recently selected for the Illinois health. Business Hall of Fame in the role model category. "Wes," who retired in 1978 after 22 years as president of General Telephone Directory MALCOLM M. ANDERSON '42 was transferred to corporate Company, lives on 2425 Gulf of Mexico Drive, Apt. 1A, Longboat offices in New York City with the Union Carbide Corporation. He Key, FL 33548. hears that CURTIS D. BUFORD '42 (c/o T.T.C., 300 S. Wacker Drive, Chicago, IL 60606) is the president of the Trailer Train Company. IOTA MUSE PAGE FIVE RICHARD T. SCHWAEGLER '57 sends his best regards to all long lost Brothers. The recent growth in engineering enrollment keeps Dick busy as chairman of the Civil Engineering Dept. at Seattle U. MORE ALUMNI NEWS He also works part-time with a structural cosulting firm as a computer consultant. And, as if he didn't have enough to worry about, he has six children (ages 7-22). Write to him at 1102 16th Avenue, E. Seattle, WA 98112. Application sales manager for Gould-Modicon, ROBERT A. WILLIAMSON, JR. '59 has a musical and athletic family. The whole family plays hockey at various speeds and hours of the a.m. at ALF R. BJERCKE '44 (President Harbitz Gate 14, Oslo 2, the MIT Club of Princeton, and all play a musical instrument. NORWAY) has been corresponding with CHARLES H. SMITH, Robert's address is 21 Woodland Road, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648. JR. (22500 McCauley Road, Cleveland, OH 44122). Alf, who is veteran athlete (shot, discus, etc.) and an amateur historian and DON WEAVER '60 "would be overjoyed to see old Fiji friends." He genealogist (among other things), also has four children in various writes he has heard nothing from other alumni. Don is practicing interesting occupations. internal medicine at Penobscot Bay Medical Center a new hospital in Rockport, ME. His home address is 69 Main Street, Thomaston, Engineer JAMES A. GARRISON '44 works for Colorado State ME 04861. University in the Foothills Research Center. Write to "Jaggie" at 1115 West Mountain Avenue, Fort Collins, CO 80521. As president of his class, THOMAS N. HASTINGS '61 (35 Barberry Road, Lexington, MA 02173) is organizing the 20th reunion for Still enjoying his job as VP Venture and Capital Appraisal for ICI June, 1981. He hopes that many Fiji members will be able to get Americas, Inc., JAMES B. WEAVER, '44 from 4620 Weldin Road, together at that time. Wilmington, DE (19803) also plays the clarinet in local Red Lion Jazz Band. ROBERT A. MAYER, JR. '62 would like to hear from more members of the classes '58-'63. Bob is working for the IBM Federal Senior Vice President of Finance for United Airlines, JOHN L. Systems Division on Navy Sonar projects. He also has several COWAN '47 wrote in March: "Both son and daughter are away at aircraft wing patents that he's trying to find a backer to help develop. college so my wife and I travel 'constantly." His address is 575 Anyone interested should contact him at 11006 Hiram Court, Douglas Drive, Lake Forest, IL 60045. Manassas, VA 22110. D.H. "Tony" BERGIS '49 was in Boston in March for a few days, but OTIS C. "Tunney" WRIGHT, JR. '62, having just completed his he was "happy to get back home (getting old - don't sleep well in a sixth year in Australia, writes "we really enjoy living in Sydney and strange bed)." You can reach Tony at Bergis Associates, 14431 recommend the area to anyone who is looking for an enjoyable area Miranda Court, Los Altos Hills, CA 94022. to do a foreign management tour." He ran into PAT MCGOVERN '59 (355 Walnut Street, Newtonville, MA 02160) at the Sydney U.S. Chief Engineer for C&K Components, Inc. DAN R. TEST '50 is Trade Center a few years ago. "Tunney's" address is 4 Stratham active as director and officer of the House Corporation. He is "also Place, Belrose, N.S.W. 2085, AUSTRALIA. active on steering commitee of alumni interfraternity conference at MIT." Dan is interested in "strengthening the total MIT fraternity When CHRISTOPHER MILLER '65 wrote to us in February, he system by improving communication and providing assistance in had been recently promoted to head of analog circuit design in the matters of insurance plans, energy audits, physical inventory, and tax Tuscon Engineering Operations of the Hughes Aircraft Company. counsel." Dan lives on 8 Hillside Avenue, Winchester, MA 01890. Chris lives at 4125 Paseo Dorado, Tucson, AZ 85711. ROBERT NOCK '51 "managed to disengage a number of years back Traveling to Europe and other more "civilized" locations makes from the engineering world" to become a partner (Director Hotel PAUL JEFFREY TRIMMER's ('66) wife breathe a little easier, Operations) in Mariani-Buss Associates in Santa Monica, CA. Write though Jeff has enjoyed his travels to China, Egypt, Japan, Pakistan, to Bob at P.O. Box 1274, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546. and even the Fiji Islands. Jeff is the general manager for European and African Operations for the American Motors Corporation. He JOHN J. KOCH '53 is a stock broker with Smith Barney. When he saw BILL HAMILTON '66 (281 Fairhaven Hill Road, Concord, wrote to us in February, he was in training for the NASAR Skiing MA 01742) in late January, and writes that Bill and his wife, Paula, National Finals. His address is 44 Beach Park, Pewaukee, WI53072. have been rebuilding a magnificent home in the countryside. Jeff lives on 1168 Lyonhurst, Birmingham, MI 48009. HENRY E. "Eric" THEIS '55 moved to 603 Maple Lane, Sewickley, PA 15143 in late February. He wrote that he ran into DR. JIM ELLIOTT (need address!) who is director of admissions at Carnegie- Mellon. JAMES E. GOUHIN '56 is designing and selling heating and air conditioning systems in Columbus, OH. He lives with his wife and DON'T TAKE OFF three sons at 7764 Samberly Road, Dublin, OH 43017. Jim hears ALAN HOSMON '56 is living in Ashtabula, OH (help! need street address!). without sending us your new address! Enjoying his work as a sales manager for American Stamping Co. (heavily involved with the heavy truck and off-highway industries), Be sure to let us know WILLIAM F. HOTCHKIN '56 (1133 Croyden Road, Lyndhurst, when you move. Our OH 44124) plays tennis and racquetball in his spare time. address is on page two. PAGE SIX - IOTA MUSE Actor STEPHEN NUDING 74 (203 Garden Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030) hears from RODERIC P. TAFT 76 (41 Lloyd Street, Winchester, MA 01890) and saw STEVE "Arab" JORDON (448 Leslie Lane, Highland Village, TX 75067) during the summer of 1979 ALUMNI NEWS while on tour. After graduating from B-School in 1979, TOM "Wizard" EVEREST A. "Tad" WHITED, M.D. '66 is enjoying his work in the WEGGERT 74 moved to Miami with his wife Jo Ann. Jo Ann is a emergency room at Hamilton Mem. Hospital and his wife, Cheryl, student at the U. of Miami Medical School and the sister of RON has passed the Georgia Bar. "The big news," he wrote in February "is "Lumpy" FRERE 74 (Goshen Road, Litchfield, CT 06759). the arrival of our son Phillip Brownfield Whited on August 9, 1979." Tad also reports that RICK ART '66 (11212 Cashmere Street, Los BERNE STOBER 76 is a chemical engineer working at Exxon in the Angeles, CA 90049) is with Rockwell International & JOHN Technology Department. He, his wife, and son live at 4 Beaver Lane, FREEMAN '66, his wife Kathy (Caputo), and daughter are enjoying Flanders, NJ 07836. the life in D.C. (4331 Reno Road, NW 20008). Tad resides at 1210 Phillip Drive, Dalton, GA 30720. STAN STONE 76 wrote in March that he bought a house ("late 1700's or early 1800's, judging from the foundation") in Beverly, MA GREGORY PEACOCK '69 would like to hear from his classmates if and was trying to make it liveable. He is working in R&D in electron they wind up visiting Southern California. He develops beam lithography at VARIAN/EXTRION DIV. Stan went to a microprocessor based products as a consultant; primarily stockholders meeting of Tonal/Videon/LIONEL J. GOULET (74) telecommunications and consumer products. Write or visit him at Corporation and saw "Lie" (34 Tremlett Street, Dorchester, MA 137 Ave. Princesa, San Clemente, CA 92762. 02124) for an hour or so. Things seem to be going well in the software consulting business. Stan's address is 18 Franklin Place, Beverly, MA JOSEPH "Big Q" BARON 70 is manufacturing tennis stringing 01915. machines and has a joint venture with a friends in manufacturing roller skates. Contact him at New Venture Ent. Ltd., #24 Lane 410, BRETT LOUIS BACHMAN 77 (214 West Canton Street, #4, Pa Teh Road, Sec. 2, Taipei, TAIWAN. Boston, MA 02116) wrote in February that he has "left the good life as an engineer for Data General in Raleigh, NC to become a student DAVID A. LEIGHTY 70 wrote in May that "it's good to be back in again - at Harvard Business School." He also informed us that New England!" He is doing product development work with STEVE MACONI 77 was flying P-3's for the Navy in Maine and Instrumentation Laboratory and his wife is working as a nurse. They was planning to leave for Japan and the Indian Ocean in March are building a house in Londonderry, NH and renting in Derry, NH (help! need address!). (30 Ledgewood Drive, RFD 03038). JAMES DATESH 77 (1500 Cochran Road, #604, Pittsburgh, PA Attorney ROBERT OWEN VEGELER 70 (14114 Spring Hollow 15243) writes that GEORGE MARCOU 79 lives about 5 blocks Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46804) is a partner in the Kennerk, Dumas, away from him, but the only address we have for George is 5 Burke, Backs, & Salin firm and is also a part-time felony trial division Farmington Court, Chevy Chase, MD 20015. "Dato" was looking prosecutor. His wife is an attorney for Pepsi-Co. and is assigned to forward to finishing his 2 year MBA program at Carnegie-Mellon North American Van Lines. He writes the Class of 70 Tech notes and University when he wrote to us in March. interviews all potential MIT students in the Fort Wayne JOHN HOLDING 70 is working as marketing director for the Chicago Writer, piano player, and nuclear engineer, JOE EGAN 77 (5502 Board of Trade according to Robert. John's address is 2508 Central Madison, Apt. 2, Hinsdale, IL 60521) was looking forward to his Park Avenue, Evanston, IL 60201. marriage to Sheila Fitzgerald in June when we heard from him in March, but we haven't heard who made up the wedding party (it was Vice president of Forms and Procedures for IBM, DAVID M. rumored that JAMES DATESH 77 (see address above) was going EVANS 72 (5 Arnold Street, Arlington, MA 02174) informs us that to be in it). JOHN F. SCHENCK 72 is operations manager of Waltham Animal Shelter and DAVID DEKANTER 75 is a fitness instructor at the Production engineer for Intel. Corp., DAN LUDINGTON 77, from Weston YMCA (help! only address we have for him is in Spain.) 211 Byron, Palo Alto, CA 49301, sends us the following information: Baby JOE WALKUSH 74 (Escondido Vill, Quillen Hall 4J, "Private practice is a nice change" writes attorney RALPH Stanford, CA 94305) is at Stanford U. DAVE HINSON 76 (300 Del FERNANDEZ 72 of 7801 Greenshire Drive, Tampa, FL 33614. He Medio Avenue, Mountain View, CA 94040) is nearby and working worked for the past year in charge of drug trafficking prosecutions on his PhD. JOHN "JP" PEARSON 74 was in Half Moonbay for for his circuit. Ralph has hundreds of pictures and slides from 1969- EDM (Dan wrote in February). JP's address is 4 Bluejay Way, 72 at the house. He thinks of often (and sometimes sees) TIM HULT Maynard, MA 01754. 74, JOE WALHUSH 74, JOHN PETERSON 73, TOM "Wizard" WEGGERT 74, & JOHN "Clover" SITARSKI 74. (Addresses for "After swearing that computers were fantasy and pure chemical those mentioned upon request!) engineering is real work stuff," LOUIS WELLS HEAVNER, III 78 has "become a glorified computer engineer and must take care not to Clinical psychologist DAVID L. HAYES 73 moved from Michigan write with logic drawings." "Sweet Lou" wrote that there was a to Kansas in August. His address is W. 34th Street, Topeka, KS tremendous Mardigras gathering in New Orleans with JOHN 66614. "Gabby" also wonders if anyone has news of JOHN SIMMONS 78 (P.O. Box 3874, Wilmington, DE 19810) and PETERSON 73. STEVE SIFFERLEN 78 (22 Washington Drive, Sudbury, MA 01776) among others. "Sweet Lou" lives at 427 Peake Street, Lake Since graduation, PETER JASAK 73 has worked for Xerox in L.A. Charles, LA 70601. for 2 years (left because he didn't like the large co. work atmosphere); married in January, 1974; became a father of two & moved to NJ in BRUCE P. NEMLICH 78 (50 Sunset Drive, Croton, NY 10520) 1975 to run a tourist retail business in the summers. As for more wrote that DONALD "Screamer" MCCORD 78 (511 Hoover recent news, he and his family moved to Florida (5271 Heron Road, #10, Ann Arbor, 48104) rolled into the area over his spring break. Venice 33595) in November, 1979 and he kept busy during the winter rebuilding train cars to provide living quarters for the Barnum and Address for JOHN E. BERG 79 is 27 Trowbridge Street, Bailey circus people. Cambridge, MA 02138.