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We haveet to maorgoal fQr the Houe thi year irt, to trengthenour
alumni relations. Oneof the \key factor in thefraterna'l experience
is a Tum;.ni participaton; Pleaefeel free to drop by anytimeand
reaffi rm your re 1ati on hi ith TKE The SC activitie ae the firt
teptoard a erie of eventhch hope ill bring thea1umn back home
Our econd aor goal re1ateto houe improvementAs is known by
all,the TKE
house at Berkeley is an oldand; beautiful one. Howeve,
to keep it o, mainteanceand improvement mut becontantly
maintainedAlong thee line,e havontracted i th an archi tectra1 firm
for plan ofa deck or patio on the frontof the oue We feel thatthi
i11 not onl imrovethe appearance of the houe,
but i11 alo be highly functional If you have any n put
whatsoever on this idea,pease feel free to cotactme here at the
House.
Again,let me say we arelooking forward to a succes
ful year and s.eing more' ofyou,our a1umhi' ,.
YITB,
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Prytan NV
NU N all,177
NOTE OR THE GRADUATE CHAPTER Dan B. Costello '51
Tadtionl d ann Au eets for the schooye ere e o w th a ood unou
of Teke Alumn nfres at e Teke ue n ctor 29t for te UC-Gae Day lnc
ad ae-e party ouques of reans o e ces fo makng ae tkets aval
abe for the lms.The ig Game Party is always our best-attended
affair,ad this years party at tan and ici hepards promisesto be the
biggest (see the front pae for details).
e traioal ui riss eason Lucheon a Pali's is aga seduled y
poudman, s detailedon page 1, fo By Area ees. Wh ot ranze a Crsa
uncheon n yo aea?
The increasingly opular Founders Day Dinner at theChapter House
is scheduled for Feruary for Alums, theirwi es, friends, and
parents of the Actives.
one u raisi event o e year i b -. Annual CasinoNight (cards and
dice at the House in earlyMaye hope to ring the Alumni oser to the
Active Chapte this year and are pannin igger and etter
Alumnifunctios uggestions for class reunions have been made, but we
need interested Alums on the committees to planthese and other
activitie. Also, we need to expand the memership of ur Nu Chapter
Board f Trstees (formerythe Board of Control), so that it can work
moe effectivelyand provide etter counseling for the Actives. If
youare nrested and can find a few hours each month to helpthe Alums
ad Active, please contact Dan Costello, 910Hastings Dr., Concord
94518, or George ove, 39 ande,Moraga 94556
Yours in the Bond,Dan Costello, Teke Alumni Chapter
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D . HERBERT D_ CALcter " 1977 /4
FRANK D NLY ' JR i 33Marc T 1977Clfax CA
JOHN S SHEL n ,Marc IT; 197.Nvat; CA
J E BATTUELLO\
July 1,977t Helena c
GLEN LUSSEl Sbrante CA
Tke alums were saddned tlearn f te dat f FrateCARL E ANDERSON
(scrll#443) and wfe Bettyn te tragcarlne cras t Canary slands
last
sprng en s sn (CarlW. Andersn nw OaklandJuvenle Curt Judge
andmer f te NuCaptrBard f Trustees) was astudent at U and jnd
teTeke Huse s parnts tksuc an actve nterest nTeke evnts and elped
usn smanway ta t
faters :nvte s fatrt bcm an Hnrry Memberf t Tekes
ROBER W. CLLINS 54
Robert as transferredby General Mills earlierthis year from
Great FallsMontana toKansas City tobe plant manager of theirflour
mi 1. His ne addressis 025 Russell Overlndark KS 6624.
-. . . CARL CORES' 55
Crl wrote a note to ust in February that lmy w.ife,
-I . myself and my three daugh I ' ters (Drcy 15 Tracy 14;
' and Valerie 11) havelived
in Hawaii for 12 years and, j we love it even more thanI. our
ntive California. I
.1 mvice prsident o operaI tons for the 1rgest and ' best generl
constructioncopany in the state
I' Hawaiia Drdging nd Con I struction Co. We hve a/1 few Cl grds
who areall
good onstruction men. I look forwrd to your news
letter,and try to rememberthe names faces,an goO-times that
happened duringtht prt of my 1ife. TheCrdes residence is at 663OJd
Mokapu Road,Kua,HI96734.
ANDREW . GOO '74Andre joined Conti Cm
modity Sevices, Inc.,inWestood after 2 years s aforeign exchange
trader atSecurity Pific NationalBank. (CCS is a division
of ContinetlGran.} Hehas had the pleasure f see ing this year
fellledgeclass (' 72) brothers ChuckShapiro Jon King Sal
Velasquez,nd John Oldenkamp III.Andres address is 0992Ashton
Avenue#307,Los An geles CA 90024.
RED KESSLER 7 ,
Fred is n artisan, craftsman,and pnter of murlsat a arge
domestic rtscenter in Missouri. He can bereached c/o Estind Com
munity,Tecumseh,MO 65760.
THOMAS M. NICKEL 172
Tom as gradutd fromSn Dego S'tate UniversiyJst yearwth a MS in
Mssommunicaons,specializingin news writing' ad phtogrphy. As o
early thi s
yer,Tom was dOing freelncephotography but' was lokin'g for job
in publi-c relati0n
He'also ha travele to Waington DC, and styedtthe Alpha Pi
chapter of TKE
t George WshingtonUniver
I sity. You can writeTom at
I73Q Silvergate San Diego,CA 9206. " I
I TIMOTHY D. CLUNE 64!I1II
Tim sent a ote lstMrch that he am andBrian ere no livginValenci
Veezuel, werehe is direCtor of industrial relations for
FordVenezuela. There should bea ne member of the Cunefamil, oo"Pam
is ex pecting sometime in August. II
Their miling address is:partdo 63 Del Este,Caras,Vozela;?
HOWARD M. HILDRETH 23 c /Lst November Had
rote that he is retiredfrom 30 years in the cottongroing and
arehous busness,and that as long
enough". He plays lot ofgolf ith rother in LAand ith another Ba
inPrescott, Ariona. oardadmits at he S not goodat it but "it is
angood exercise". Hi5' addressis 6755 N. 7th Avenue,Phoenix, AZ
8503.
