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Tau Kappa Epsilon - Nu Chapter will host the traditional

FOUNDERS DAY BANQUET on Wednesday, March 8th, starting with
cocktails at 7:00 p.m. Scallop · s au graJin or roast beef win
be served J 0 r_dinDe:r,,�-a:t_J3�OQ.-p,.
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The cost for the evening (incl

' uding-cockta 11s) will be
$7.50 per person. Alumni, wives, and parents are cordially -
invited to attend. Since we have a somewhat limited capacity,
PLEASE RETURN YOUR ENCLOSED RSVP CARD WITH YOUR CHECK AS SOON
AS YOU CAN. If there are questions concernin9_Jhe evening,
contact George Dove: 876-9529 (office) or 37 6-4989 (evenings) .
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Adding another year will make this the 79th anniversary

of the fraternity and the 59th anniversary of Nu Chapter.
Prytanis Alex Zwiss1er 179 will present a summary of Nu Chap­
ter activities. This year, instead of a speaker, Greg Allison

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and Patty Dooley will perform Bach 1s B minor sonata for flute
and piano.

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The Founders Day Banquet wi 11 be ·the great renewal of
I friendships and rememberances of the "old days" at Cal. The
men of TKE look forward to another great traditional' evening!

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YES1 I will attend the Founders Day Banquet

on Wednesday; March 8th.

There will be __ people in my party. Enclosed

Volume 78
is a check for $ ($7.50 pet person)
Number I
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Winter,1978 NAME ____________________ --__--_____

Please send to: Founaers Day Banquet, Tau Kappa.

Epsilon, 2725 Channing Way, Berkeley., CA 94704
Berkeley,
California

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A REPORT FROM THE PRYTANIS , , -A 1 ex ZwissleY" 179

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� Dear Fraters·,
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In starting my second quarter as Prytanis,I·have seen this
house grow and change in many positive ��s��cts. We are more
.. uY)jted, than ever,with the common aim of making our experience
�"asttRELs tog.ether an enjoyable and fruitful one. Also we have
" 'set up a-series of positive goaTs in order. to achieve these aims.
Among these goals are the physical fmprovement of the ho_use,
such as the deck; the strengthening of the bond we all share;
(. and increased alumni participation and support. I believe these
goa 1 s wi 1 1 serve as a framework from which we can strive for an
even better future. However,we need your help.
A full (unde-rstanding of how to live together as a fraternity,
of how to make that fraternity the best place to live in Berkeley,
is ope wnich will only come to us ,once we can ,benefit from the
wisdom,experience,ana g"Uiaance 0 our au n;-;---r-he ChapLer; Boar d .
of Trustees has ,been doing an excellent job along these lines,but
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we· need your support,too!
I realize that the things that went on here in the late 160ls
may have soured your opinion of your fraternity .. In reality,
things hav�,changed dramatically since those days. Please join
us in our celebration of our Founders Day on March 8th,and see
for yourself. Until then,
YITB,

Atex. Zw--L6.6leJ1.

. ACTIVE-ALUMNI RELATIONS...a brief note...

It was ,good to see many new faces at the Cal-USC football game 1 ast fall.
The newly formed Alumni Committee of Nu Chapter has begun to plan and organize
future functions which will serve as the means for alums who have not had the
opportunity to see old friends from past school years.

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hilve the interest in getting ,their respective class together for a reunion,we
cou 1 d, be of he 1 p in, tracki.ng down names,addresses,and phone numbers. ' The·
house would be' - happy to open its doors for any alumni function,and could offer
some assistance in the planning and organizing of the function. I hope to see
many of yo� at the Founders Day Banquet on March 8th.

. . NEEDED---The Fund Raising Committee is planning to have a flea market

sometime late this winter. If you have any saleable goods that you would like,
to, donate,give Rob Brackett a call here at the house.

Yours in the Bond,

Va1.e KeJ1..6ten
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TKE, 2725 Channing Way, �erkeley,CA 94704 (415) 845-9084

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ALUM NI DUES HONOR ROLL. ............ .

Manv th;mks to the following named alumni who have sent in their dues checks ---- if your name is not
on the RoII,it is not to late to ioin in. Send $15. to TEKE Alumni Records Office 2 380 Ellsworth St. '
Berkeley 94704. Funds from the dues finance our NU NEWS and other events f r Alumni. �
Carl W. Anderson '57 Harry V. Heyn Willson C. Moore, Jr. '50
Richard C. Anderson Evan R. Higgins '19 Thomas Morgan

Arthur L. Beach '23 Howard M. Hildreth '23 Alan C. Nelson '55

Robert S. Bebb '48 Harold Hoover Warren P. Newmark II '67

Robert L. Blocher '48 Floyd E. Howe '34 Thomas M. Nickel '72

Edward H. Bolze, Jr. '21 Robert Hutton '23 Walter M. Oliver '29
Lawrence R. Booth '75 WardD. 'Ingrim '31 WilliamF. Poulton '64
Anderson Borthwick Todd S. Iverson '28 Robert M. Quellmalz '66
Cecil L. Burrill '30 Wende�l B. Jamison '52 Harry D. Rasmussen '}2
WilfredF. Cavier '33 Walter K. Janssen '60 Joseph Rea '76
Clifford Ceridono '57 Thomas L. Johnson '49 Loren L. Ryder '24
GaryF. Code '63 Ronald E. Jones '66 DonF. Sampsel '51
Herbert W. Colburn '49 Robert Keasbey '55 Leonard Schlussel '49
- ILanLel B. Cost.e.l.l.o-!.-51:------ -Davi-d-E-.-KeE-r.---!.6
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Willett C. Deady Irving P. Krick '28 Stanley L. Shepard
Edward Dermott '49 George A. Lamb '29 James P. Sherk '64
George B. Dove, Jr. '51 AlfredF. Lawrence '22 Louis E. Simoncic '53
Peter Duffey '68 Donald A. Lawrie '50 Wendell R. Spackman '34
Clark E. Fisher '29 Jack B. Lehberg '57 John W. Swing '65
Herman W. Fisher '52 Wesley Litsinger Bert S. Thomas '16
David E. Francis '54 William C. McCammon '30 Andrew J. Viscovich '49
Paul H. Gardiner '31 A. James MCCollum '34 Austin G. Walther '54
James E. Gerner '69 William W. McCombs '60 Clayton E. Ward '34
Sophus C. Goth '18 Stuart M. McIllraith '52 Elwyn E. Watkins '33
Theodore J. Goth '35 Terry E. McIlraith '56 Earl A. Wayne '72
William W. Graham '51 Wayne P. Martinez '72 John M. wilcox '31
Donald E. Gremaux '61 Jacob L. Mathis Lloyd E. Wilson '27
Henri Habenicht '29 Phillip E. Merritt '52 Charles H. Wray '53
Theodore E. Haig '29 S. Herbert Merwin '25
Robert B. Heath '52 Manny Mier
William D. Heath '48 Edwin S. Moore
William A. Herzog '52 George C. Moore

T� motley �ew �ook a

mo�o� home down �o �he­
UCLA game IM� 6aU.
Bd.1. Logan',6 p�en-t6 w�e
,6 up�- ho,6 pUable and ,6 0
�eeeived Hono��y Teke',6
06 �he Week.

pho�o by Kao�o Sakai

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FOCUS / ALUMNI
ROBERT S. BEBB 148 Bob has been kept busy by his work with the growing Cal-Farm
insurance'group,and made the companyls million dollar group for the thir�year
running. He and his wife,Sue,are expecting to become grandparents twice in
March. Their address is 1988 Kobara Lane,San Jose,CA ,95124.

WILLIAM C. ROCKWELL ' Bill retired early from his position with the USDAls Western
Regional Research Center and enrolled in a 2� year course in aviation mechanics
to obtain an Airframe and Powerplant Mechanics Certificate. He and his wife,
Betty,who also has the flying bug,have purchased a lot big enough for a house
and a hangar next to a runway on Blakely Island fn Washington. They hope to
build there sometime after Bill gets his certificate.. The Rockwells live at
- �El Cerrito,
-'131(:>-'"Bl'�wster'l:)r:, � CA-c�g.4530;� <··Cc '- - '.� -

ARTHUR HARGRAVE 129 Art made Herb Caenls column in the San Francisco Chronicle
in December: liMy favorite septuagenarian today is Art Hargrave, the 71-year-old
IISeal of-Potbelly Beach" in Aptos,wbo won seven gold medals,a sweep,at the
NationahMasters swimming meet in Spokane. I I canlt wait until 1m
1 75,1 he en-
thused. IThatls a new age bracket---and a flock of new medals to win! I II '{ou can
writ� to Art at PO Box 520,Aptos,CA 95003.

DONALD H. SHAWL 160 Don is still finding challenges in the construction business,
wbilehis wifei Sue,�orks In real �state. The Shawl family,including son, J
- eff,
and daughter,Lisa,is very happy. with the results of the addition they had put
onto their home last year. The Shawls would love to have visitors if you are in
their area: 601 Vance Dr., Bristol,Tennessee 37620.

WENDELL R. SPACKMAN 134 Wendell and Jeanette,his wife,went on an exciting "sea

safa'ri Ii 1 ast summer---a scientific expl oration cruise of the Bering Sea and the
North Pacific from Nome,Alaska, ,to Prince Rupert,Canada. They came "face to
face with wonderful and multitudinous varieties of wildlife all in their respec­
tive natural habitats",and had a very interesting and enjoyable trip. The
Spackmansl address is 27 Sycamore Rd., Orinda,CA 94563.

, . ' , < ROBIN C. HARRIS I55 The Harrises also had an exciting trip last summer. They
·���:;:::-:u :��FO ¥·neye'd·�t6d�r.rrupe,: isUing Swed-en,. Norway,Denmark ,.(where,::;,they v hi ted COI:ISi11'S- }-,--··�,
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.'Genmany (-where they lived 20 years ago),Luxembourg,Belgium,and England (where

,:.�;:theY-\li's'ted :rrieDds). -They call it "a trip we ill always remember!" Robin does
counseling.�tI)iis·wife, Donna,teaches. Their son,Dan,is in high school,and
d'al.tghter,.Anii,lives ' in Fairbanks, Alaska where she works as in inventory con-
troller for the··Chrys 1 er-Plymoutb deal er. .' , The HarriSiS mail ing adaress is
PO: Box 700" Tahoe City,CA 95730.

JOHli. M� GILLESP:rE ' 36 RICHAR

D V. LOOSLEY , 33 HERVEY R. SHEL
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Your Edit6r i� alvvays looking for Nu Alumni newsnotes -- please out the enclosed "News"
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<il1l?s�ndqJ hg to.Alumni Records Office, 2380 Ellsworth St., Be rkeley, Ca. 94704. Thanks.