NU NEWS

Tau .Kappa Epsilon Fraternity at the University of California

Volume 68, Number 2 Berkeley, California December, 1969

ANNUAL TEKE ALUMNI CHRISTMAS LUN CHEON

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Monday, December 15th 12:00 Noon

San Francis co Yacht Club $6.25 (incls tax & tip)

Teke Alumni will join together on Monday noon,

December 15th at the San Francisco Yacht Club
(west end of the Marina ) in San Francis co for the
Annual Teke Chris tmas Luncheon.

You are cordially invited to attend this highlight of

the Holiday Seas on. The fellowship, excellent food
and atmos phere of the Yacht Club adds up to a festive
event. We expect from 50 to 100 Tekes to be on
hand':: pleas e join .in. You III be in great company!

R. S. V. P. - card enclos ed

( Now is the. time-right now- to return your .0 o· _

RSVP card-and mark -Y-our ·calendar. ) I

A MESSAGE TO ALUMNI FROM THE UNDERGRADUATE PRESIDENT/RI CK JENKS 172

Due to the s pirited effort of the undergraduate members , and the continual con -
trib�tion of energies from the alumni, our s umme r rush program was highly s ucces s­
ful. We were rewarded by this s pirit, which prevailed throughout formal rus h, by a
pledge class of eleven and two trans fer members, a considerable number taking into
account the fact that there were fewer men going through rus h than ever before;

SPIRIT AND ENTHUSIASM

( We have no doubt that the s pirit and enthus ias m which exists in the TKE house
this fal.! will continue to bind the members of our Chapter together in brQtherhood
throughout the remaining s chool year . This enthusiasm is kept alive not only through
irdividual interes t in the hous e but als o through/the s ocial calendar planned and carried
out by our imaginative and innovative s ocial chairman, Russ Riera.
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NU NFtWS is published by the Tau Kappa Epsilon Alumni Association and the Nu
C4a:pt!�:r ()f Tau Kappa Epsilon for alumni and friends. News, chang es of address,
ph'ot:Q"s��i?nd other.... items of interest
' should be sent to:
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. RUSHING WILL BE CONTINUOUS

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. ;"' itbcontinued informal rushing, organizedby our Epi-prytanis, Wayne, Martinez, '
we expeCt a large pledge class again next quarter, and we sincerely hope that each
a,n d every alumnus will continue to help in our effort to make Nu Chapter of Tau Kappa
Epsilon the biggest and most spirited house on campus .
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NU'S j\fEW 'PLEDGES

Stephe.n}fon�yehu.rch'7l, Sacramento 1919 -- 196 9

Mike GardIler '73, Moraga'
Alan Hill '70, Sacramento 50 Years at Cal! The
Dave Allan '70" Sacramento . Celebration is scheduled
J ohnSea,:r,nsJ;�r.'::Z:3. !San. Francisco for earl y 1970.
Pete DuM ()nt, I:�;3,.·Piedmont I
Mark S�}rlanE>�Y: "7 ), Watnut Creek Details will be senL I� !

Bill Mossauweh 171, San, Franc,isco will be a gala event in

Willie Read, 172, Pasadena, Nu's history.
Ga rret;t ;1?e.aurppntl7l, Lafa yette
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Mike("s,rpi �h ;'7;2.

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Almost twice as many peace corps volunteers corne from the Berkeley campus
than from any other college campus in the United States. Since the Peace Corps
began eight years ago, 566 graduates of the Berkeley campus have complete,d Peace
Corps service and 36 7 are now working overseas or preparing for assignments.
;:d:,�:(! 'A: :r.J:.riit�a-:-s.t� s.-:G:OV-e-:r-n.I;Q�T-�S-that 55q;e=-Gi�Ur�ni�- en persist
to gri:t<:fG"a' t�r wililf Ju' st' b ver45% of all non""fraternity men grad ' uate. ,;o:o;"-The U niver­
sity Housing Office announced a substantial boost in dorm room and boa rd rates at the
'�'" beginning--of-the··faHquarter. Increases ranged from $50 to $100 over the previous
" ,rat�,s�. ,,':',?..:':: " - ' campup
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gram. A total of $779, 000 has been granted to Berkeley students and to the University
to"sUppdrt'')�,Faduat'e;'sttid:ents i� fhe'naturcil'-an : d's'o-ci,U:'sdeD:ceso �,�!<* South Hall:'a,.
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's'entirri-ihta'I'reirill'irtt' bf the 'Urilver s'itY-Berkeley be'giiiriingsf s:e'emed for' a while t'o 'be'
oritn:e ;,e�p'enda&T {Pii�t;:' ;buf;a;'ieriO�atiotip�6fect for \ g'ed ahead,d�spite'irisuf£i'cieil't: f�n'ds
td'd:Q tHeC�llol:e ;. }ob'r . ;Hilfm:rng 'the ChariceUchol scotnITiltmentto'keep'the . building. '�:":{':c:
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The UniVEdosi'tY:':i::'elehT �t e:d 'its'-:lOl'St 'bii-,thday'last p{pril.,:" :�,** iAii6the!r sign 'o£tne : .' i

chang�ng times'-- A new student org'�n. iz,.at�o.t;� l aptly, cal+Jng.,itselfSAFE, surfaced-

its purpos�e is to try. to provide betb�r " bi:fth"controi:fbr ina,rried al1d unmarriedcoeds.
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>:":�,':' Tne! r�t�Ilt1y'rel�as ' ea·18th'editlbn bt '13alrd's Martu,a1, of e6'lle'ge" 'Fra:t�i'riities� . ....
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and S:OTDflfie's:"¥'htea'lsli£he't::onfiiluittg . fr(hxiT th�q{th; e 'ff'at·e't n. t�{:st s,ieth : h�:tough?li� 't?�- ,
ljn:lh�dtlS.tat'e:sdJ:na·cah'�da;- The neW: -�dltlotl l'l�sts' '4;'4€) �' :-£raternhy r .cind · 2.'.z6'7 -' s(h:o'rlW : '
�":ch:apfers!'·ihr>C'Bn'fi.\a:sf toiBrilY. 3'-:'73(),� aria; 2 · :-12 5' 1' · j re' s'p�Cti\reiy " establrsh'e' d hefbre; t:h'e ' 1957
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previous editi9n o£ ·the
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the same, with 1. 7 males' enrolled for every female. There were 1 3, 87 3 gradua te school
applicants for this fall, but only 3, 097 were enrolled. 'lc*'lc UC,Executiv,:e V\ic.ep��si . slent
John: W � Oswald paints a bleak picture of what would happen if theUiii:;;"e·rs ' ity-:is forced
to live within the $286 million budget. Among other th�ngs, Oswald.,said, Tht.= Uniy.e:rEjity
would be forced to: cut enrollment by 30, ,000, cut more than 11, 000 fa�ulty posi ' ti'on�\�J
close down an entire campus, close d�wn a medical school', and cur, t., agsumt:ner\ ,q�, · arter
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pr'o�rams at UCLA and here.

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YOUR ALUMNI BOARD OF OFFICERS wishes to thank those brothers ' "W'ho 'have sent
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in'their dues for this school year. If you have not sent in your dues, you have, by now
received a reminder notice- please join in. Your dues are the. means .by wh,ichYQur
Board maintains our alumni relations_pr0i!am. . A list of the--2.arti-C'f:r;@Ats : � . ilL�€iar.
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ROBER T HUTTON 123 Frater Hutton is Technical:·,Editoi'�O£ GUNS, WND'

AMMO magazine. He is respons'ibfefor-XSneV;
wildcat cartridges which have been ifltrbduced to shooters an ove�the,wo:tId duX ' it'lgithe
past 19 years. All but fbur of 'them were produced at the Hutt6n.;Rifre<Raiich�,·; 'Bobl S'
address is 619 San Lorenzo St. , Santa Monica. - ." . f;:, : l if.

'LEE HUGDEL. 166 Lee has' r eturned to Fresnowh:'��'e·'1:le

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, for his 'masterls degree. He is- also working full
time as a group counselor for the Fresno County Youth Center. He"residesat.lM,i E:'i.
Michiagan Ave. "Fresno.
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JOHN L. BOLAND 157 John has put in his own engraving pl'a:nt'indbh'eH'ay-
ward Review- he and his;wHe'livea;'t. f38D1taK'ei})r. ,
Oakland (along with their son and daughter. ) Grandpa Boland(E dward J.)(also Nu) still
-has-�lii-s'-er'lgraving plant in Berkeley-ahdlast April placed ahotIieIi'
' plafit"iri,the;PaJl'o�.Alto
Times Building in .Palo Alto. Eals. address is 300 Pomona Ave:,' ErCeri�ito: ... , '-

FRANK D. KUENZ LY, JR., 1 33 Frank and his wife have a,new,:_r.:e-tiremetit Lydcati.On
that keepE? thern,bus.y seven. days;ahvee \ J:c,li. .. :theyhave
a charming shop at 302.,W. MatilijaSt. ' , 'in Ojai. The shop ·featmc'es(ahi,oufdoorh ' .crok-
. store, and ,a shop. featuririg antiques, "coUector items',' 'gifts'and :d:6ins;.} i A rs,p, ih: the;·.·.sliiop ' '

is a section of new books. Frank is retired.£rorn:SheH·Chemical Co f, } a h'.' S;a}i.: Ft,4;cicis co. ..

FREDA • . 'THILL Feted 'is 'now a Captain in theMt

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The'Gaptainrs address·is· Hqs.--MAGV"$urgeons·Qffic-e, APOSan, Fra-neisce 96,2 22,---·

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','; his wife are �ell and hap' py' ir{" t '�if)/�tiremen�. He
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says: "Golf, hunting : t�yi-:I1'ere in Glendale. "
. The horne address is '1547 Merriman Drive, Glendale.

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What Alurnn'i Are Doing -

-RONALD E •. JONES '66 Ron writ.es to tell us that he and his wife Susan,
. are now living at 1716 Ridgeway, SherIllan, Texas.
Ron is eIllployed at Texas InstruIllents and Susan is teaching nursing.

AUSTIN WALTHER '54 Austin and his wife have a new hOIlle - 1133 ElIll
Drive, Novato. He writes: "We are busy fixing
up the .new house and I aIll recuperating from. a broken leg I suffered while racing Illy
Lotu's at Sears Point International Raceway (last July), I'll soon be back on both feet. "

JOSEPH, E. GNAS '53 Joe writes, 111 have joined the debtor class having
just"'·purc::ha.sed a hOIll'e-s'o-our son-born May 17th .
can have a back yard:" The new address is 7 104 Frazier Place, Falls Church, Va.

JAMES, R. SHERK '64 JiIll assuIlled a new position as B 707 Co- Pilot, ...

. ". . . , on the dOIllestic run out of Kennedy Airport. He

writes., that l�e. ho'pes to renew old acquaintances on the San Francisco and Los . Angeles
layovers. His'mailing address is 15 Charles, Apt 17 -A, New York.

CARL W. ANDERSON '57 Carl writes: IIOur family has now grown to four
with the coming of a little daughter. I aIll still an
Alameda County deputy district on assignm.ent three-fourths of the year to SacraIllento
to represent the State District Attorneysl and the California Peace Officer's Association
at the Legislature. The Andersonls hOIlle address is 2067 Oakland Ave. , . PiedIllont.

S PEn CER E. LOWDEN '26 "Spence" retired in February as General Claims

Agent of Walkup's Merchants Express Corporation
and he and his wife Illoved to their country place northwest of Nevada City on Highway 49.
There they have over 25 acres, mostly wild. with their own trout streaIll, many pet
deer and fawns, gold(?) and a fenced garden that has supplied all their friends with
vegetables and fruits. Spence reports that he is very energetic and works constantly
'at iIllproving "Low-dEm Lode. I' The Illailing addres s is Alleghany Star Route, Nevada City.

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' i\t 1:ra:s--u--een ap:ffoCirit"edcr
DepartIllent of HUIllan Resources DevelopIllent in
SacraIllento. The Department succeeds to the former Department of EIllploYIllent,
Service Center prograIll and State Office of EconoIllic Opportunity. It is designated
as the single State agency to handle prograIlls of job training, developIllent and place­
Illent. AI: will be in cha:r;ge of the legislative prograIll and coordinati�g with Sta te and
Federal agencies. His new home address is 840 "A" St. , Davis and the office address
is 8,00 Capitol Mall, RooIll 5000, SacraIllento.

PA UL ENGLER r 50 Paul writes, "I wholeheartedly concure with your

solution to upgrade the caliber of active IlleIllbers on
call1pus. '' Paul lives in Pasadena at 1331 Marianna Road.

NOW DE CEASED:
�ay Scheline '1;7 Nathan Brown '20
JohnHays '23 W. H. Johnston '22