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The Voice otthe Nu Chapter Alumni Association - November200+
It's A Done Deal • It's Finished
OUR HOME ON CHANNING WAY
any west Coast Fraters,
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particularly those in the
Bay Area, have already
seen the extraordinary changes
that have brought our House­
our Home-to its former position
of glory.
It stands todav better than it has
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looked for many decades, restored to its
original beauty, and already being occupied
by some 40 undergraduates.
We look to more than one source for
these exciting changes: The National Chapter
which spearheaded the colonization of the
new Nu Chapter, the Housing Corporation,
which worked so hard to bring everything
together, and four Fraters who essentially
mortgaged their fortunes to make possible a
complete and authentic restoration of the
Teke House. These Fraters-- Carl Anderson,
Dick Anderson, Cliff Ceridono and John
Phillips-- will be long remembered as the men
who really gave us back our House, more
splendid than most of us have ever seen.
They watchdogged the metamorphosis all
along the way, and one or the other was there
throughout the process of reconstruction.
The result is exquisite.
The house had good bones. That was
central to the original decision to proceed
with restoration. For a building originally
constructed in 1904, it was in remarkably
• It's Occupied • and It's Beautiful!
good shape. The redwood timbers were in
excellent condition.
So, it sports a new roof, three new
state-of-the-art furnace systems, new
electrical circuits, new plumbing, new
carpeting, new windows and doors, new fire
protection, and all new stainless steel kitchen
appliances. Some of the original stained glass
windows have been restored, as has the 1890
Knabe Grand piano.
The exterior is painted a light mocha
shade with brown trim. A small front lawn
has been planted, a flagstone walk has been
laid, the front deck has been repaired and
painted, with a new barbecue.
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Don't Shoot the Editor
I'm sorry to intrude on the front page, but you
probably need to know this.
In our earlier communications with you, we
indicated that we had hoped to combine our alumni
news with that of the undergraduate chapter.
However, it became evident early on that their
deadlines were different from ours, and with all respect
due to them, we decided to continue with a publication
of our own. This is to your benefit, as you will now
receive both Nu News (their newsletter) and Nu Alumni
News (ours). So twice each year, you will receive our
newsletter, as well as theirs, as often as they choose to
release it. Hey, it's the best of both worlds.
Alumni look forward to reading news of each
other. To that end, we urge your cooperation in
sending us information about yourself, your family,
your activities. This may be mailed to Nu News, 4607
Sylar lane, Kelseyville, CA 95451, or emailed to
rharris240@mchsi.com.
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CHANNING WAY
(Continued from page 1)
Every room boasts hard-wiring for
internet and cable TV. All upstairs rooms are
carpeted. All bathrooms have new plumbing
fixtures and tile.
Downstairs; a laundry room, with
brand new washers and dryers, has been
carved out of existing space. All wood
paneling has been restored, and the
hardwood floors have been refinished. New
downstairs furniture is being added.
Students have supplied their own furnishings
upstairs.
Two Open Houses were held, on
August 3 and 7, and many Fraters and their
families viewed the remarkable changes in
what is essentially a new house.
Historically, 2725 Channing Way was
originally a two-story house, designed by
Julia Morgan. In the 1920s, when it became
the Kappa Kappa Gamma house, a third floor
was added. In that process, as well as
most recent restoration, the original
architectural authenticity was preserved.
KEEPING IT THAT WAY
The physical care of our house, and the
fiscal integrity of the Chapter
No one wants a repeat performance of the
demise of the House experienced during the most
recent difficult years of its occupancy as a
Fraternity.
Accordingly, a stringent contractual
relationship has been established between the
House Corporation and a Fraternity Property
Management Group, Smith and Taylor, and
which includes the obligations of the
undergraduates. This group also successfully
manages other houses on campus.
Smith and Taylor is working in many
ways with the House Corporation to manage the
Channing Way property. In the area of planning,
the group will work with the Corporation to set
objectives for the property, to include funding
methods. The group will manage the budget to
run the house profitably. They will establish cash
flow accounts for collections and pay accounts for
disbursements. They will set up and manage
collections, lease agreements, damage deposits
and receivables. The group will review the
procedures for day-to-day maintenance, inspect
th property, perform weekly repair and. weekly
landscape maintenance and interior cleaning
services.
They will reconcile bank accounts
monthlyI and provide quarterly cash flow
statements, and maintain electronic backup files
and provide necessary files for annual tax filing.
Smith and Taylor will interface with the
University on behalf of the Chapter and with the
City of Berkeley to insure compliance with dty
codes and safety inspections, as well as to advise
the Corporation on risk management issues.
Accordingly, undergraduates· occupying
the House have responsibilities and obligations
far surpaSSh"'1g those of decades past. Unpaid
housebills will result in eviction. Vandalism and
in OUT carelessness resulting in damage to the premises
will be dealt with stringently. It can be seen that
what happened to Channing Way in the past will
not be repeated under this management
agreement
FOUNDERS DA Y OBSERVED IN JUNE
(THE WA Y WE DO IT OUT WEST)
It Was a Great Picnic
Picnic? Barbecue? Founders Day? Call it
what you will; it was a family event of epic
proportions. This was our second attempt at an
outdoor social at the home of Chip and Anne
Wray in Sonoma. Much visiting was the order of
the day, great rib-eye steaks and chicken breasts
were barbecued by Frater Mike Wray and crew,
libations freely flowed ... and no one fell in the
pool. The weather was fantastic, and the
camaraderie even greater. To u se an oxymoron, it
appears that a new tradition has been established.
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PICNIC...
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In addition to our hosts, Chip and Anne,
Fraters and their families signing the guest book
included George and Marian Dove, Torn and
Marcy Morgan, Dan and Sharon Costello, Ed and
Nicy Dermott, Dave and Mary Jo Francis, Bruce
and Ruth Cowan, Carl and Margo Anderson, Cliff
and Ingrid Ceridono, Garth and Maggie Wilson,
Roy and Mariel Claxton, Jim and Pat Griffin, Jim
and Margaret Clardy, Peter and Sylvia
Thompson, Mike and Eileen Wray, Will Deady,
Fred Lusk, Frank Smith, Joe Gnas, Phil Merritt,
Griff Marshall, Bud Jamison and son Eric, Robin
Harris, and Fred Schott. It will be forever noted in
the archives that Fraters Gnas, Lusk, Thompsons
and Schott carne from great distances to be
present.
Plans for a third annual picnic are already
in the works, but with some changes which will
benefit Chip and Anne who have outdone
themselves the past two years, with relatively
little help, with the burden of ordering food,
dealing with tables and chairs, and all the other
amenities which may have escaped our eye. The
next event, (same place, early June), will be
catered. The cost, as far as we know at this time,
will remain the same; the quality of the food and
drink will, too.
It should be emphasized that this event
was planned as a family affair. Next year, Fraters
are encouraged to show off their children and
grandchildren. A pool and hot tub await.
ON CHANNING WA Y AND IN FRONT
OF THE STADIUM ...
Pre-Game Parties Proliferate
One Frater said, II It' s great to be back."
j\nother stated, "What was really satisfying was
seeing the Betas and the Phi Delts looking across
the street at us!"
On the front deck of Channing Way,
andJ or up the hill at the Howard Nemir J Carl
Anderson Tailgate Party, the following Fraters­
some with wives or sweethearts - were spotted
by our spies: Cliff Ceridodo'57, John Bell '57, Carl
Anderson '57, Mark Edelstone'83, Bob La
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Liberte '61, Will Deady '54, Don Lawrie '50, Torn
Morgan'50, Chip Wray '53, Mike Wray '80 , Bob
Dickerson '51, Jim Griffin '54, Mark Parrish '78,
Bob Collins'55, Dan Costello'51, Mark Engler 153,
John Phillips'61, Karl Zellman'51 and Howard
Nemir '57. Surely there were more, because the
deck at Channing Way was packed (moving one
Frater to comment that we're going to have to
enlarge it!), but this is what the record shows at
this time. One Frater commented, "The actives
deserve many kudos. The House looks great, the
enthusiasm is therel and not a single pledge or
Frater ever passed me by without introducing
himself./I
Also seen at the New Mexico State Game,
in addition to the above, were Bill Lewerenz and
Dick Anderson.
It is eXciting to relive the halcyon days
when we gathered in front of the House on
autumn days to wave at the populace trudging up
the hill to the game, and dO"\'vn again after the
victory.
CHAPTER ARTIFACTS
ARE RETURNING
As recently as the afternoon of the UCLA
Game, Chapter House belongings long believed
"lost" have been returned to their rightful place
on display on Channing Way. Frater Tom
Morgan 150 brought by the Nu Chapter tennis
trophy won in 1926.
A set of dishes embossed with the
fraternity crest surfaced, thanks to Frater Mark
Parrish '78, who brought them all the way from
South Carolina. Some Fraters had taken them
home for safekeeping when tableware began to
disappear from the house, or be destroyed
through vandalism and misuse. They are now on
display in the Chapter Room.
It is wonderful to have some of our
artifacts back horne, and this prompts the
suggestion that there may be more items out
there. Fraters who know of more such belongings
are encouraged to help them find their way back
to Channing Way.
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JACK FLEMING '58 says, "I've been mixing it up
between travel, gout, skiing and swimming. Last
year, Slovenia, Croatia, Laos, Viet Nam and
Thailand. This year, off to France, Latvia, Estonia
and Lithuania, and later to Bali, Singapore,
Sulawesi (Torajhaland) and Brunei. Won the
regionals in the 100-meter breast stroke in age
group 65-69. You may find Jack at 350 Castenada
Ave., San Francisco, CA 94116-1447. Email is
flemingo135@yahoo.com.
BOB HEATH '52 writes, As many of you may
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know, Bev and I live on a barrier island on the
Atlantic coast. It is three islands south of Hilton
Head Island and 12miles out of Savannah,
Georgia. I have been retired from IBM foremost
15 y,ears, and Bev sold the Heath Travel Agency
in Connecticut about 10 years ago. We have lived
on the east coast for almost 40 years and love it.
Our area is called The Landings, and people have
retired here from 48 our of the 50 states. We will
be in the Bay Area for four days in September on
our way to China." Bob also mentions that he
was in the Bay Area recently and stopped by the
Chapter House. He likes what he saw. The
Heath address is 9 Sweetgum Xing, Savannah,
GA 31411 2734, and email is rbheath@att.net. He
urges Praters in the area of S avannah or Hilton
Head to look him up.
A note from FOSTER SHANNON '52 tells us his
most recent book, The Scroll With Seven Seals
(What the Book of Revelations really says) was
released by Green Leaf Press on April 8, 2004.
They are working as diligently as they can on the
promotion and publicity for the book. He says,
"Janis experienced constriction in the main aortic
valve and we were quite concerned. However,
the situation appears not as serious as originally
diagnosed, and she is doing well" The Shannons
can be contacted at P. 0 Box 7212, Alhambra, CA
91802-7212, and email is fhouts@aol.com.
ALEX ZWISSLER '79 mentions that he and
John Nierenstein, Jeff McNear, Jon Gregoriev, Rob
Brackett, John Kahn, Miles Rafaet and Kevin
McFarland all got together recently for a night of
poker at Nierensteinl s Tiburon hilltop home. He
says, "While overlooking San Quentin, the
McNear Brickyard and the Campanile, we
reflected on our past, present and future, in no
particular order. Money was 70n and lost, lies
told and bonds reaffirmed. A great night." The
Zwissler home is at 16 Shemran Court, Fairfax,
CA 94930. Email is zwissler@fortmason.org.
(Ed. Note: Did you know we are presently carrying
Fraters Brackett and McFarland as Lost? Please help
us out on email and mailing addresses.) .
BOB KEASBEY '55 says," I'm still playing banjo
with various Dixieland groups in the Rogue
Valley." In June they were the warm-up act for
the Ashland City Band Concert in the park. Bob
lives at 2316 Abbott Ave., Ashland, OR 97520-
9559. Email is banjobob@mind.net.
A message from JERRY BLALOCK '54: "I just
became at Sacramento Deputy Sheriff, through
the Sacramento Sheriff's Air Squadron where I am
Secretary-Treasurer. I was elected President of
the Sacramento Aero Club which flies a Cessna
182 out of Sacramento Executive Airport. I just
got back from London and will be leaving for
Frankfurt Many 25. Having fun motorcycling and
flying the Sacramento Valley and Sierra Nevada."
You'll find Jerry at 4946 Marlborough Way,
Carmichael, CA 95608-6240, and email is
airbear@surewest.net.
Remember JOHN BELL '56? He states, As I II
grow older, it is one of the high points of my day
to receive my bank statement in the mail. The
breathless anticipation of seeing that Wayne has
actually cashed my check is almost too much to
bear. Fortunately, the mail usually brings me no
news, so I start building toward the next
statement day! Otherwise, my life is boring!"
(Ed. Note: And all this time I thought he had a life.)
The Bell digs are at 19140 Robinson Road,
Sonoma, CA 95476. Email is bellcapt@sonic.net
ROGER RAMSEIER '58 has retired from
Sacramento (where he was President of Aerojet
General) to Lake Tahoe. His new address is
P. O. Box 1716, Carnelian Bay, CA 96140, and
email istahoeramseier@yahoo.com.
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A fire in his Napa hom€' prompted RICH World travel is de rigeur among a lot of 011T Fraters
MILLIKAN'58 to move back to the residence he and families. Typical among these are HOWARD
s o enjoyed. His address now is 2100 Red''1lood NEMIR '57 and bride Claudia, who returned the
Road, Apt 210, Napa, CA 94558. Email:is night before the UCLA Game from a two-week
malcom94558@earthlink.net. Rich hinted t.hat he trip to Sicily and the Aet)lian Islands (and still
might be attending a Teke event soon. managed not only to get to the game, but host
t.l-teir tailgate party f as wcll!) Howard says they
ROBIN HARRIS '56 sa=l, s, iTm sure gla d to learn will travel next April from Paris to Honfleur
that getting there is fu..T'\., because it's (cruising the Seine, we assume) Al so, . even as we
taking a lot longer to get from one place to put this issu e to bed, DICK ANDERSON '57 and
another-like across Robin has Nancy are aboard the Queen Elizabeth lL When
received his State License for Community Home at home, the Andersons are at 3400 Rossi St.,
Care, and has one foster son, Jeffrey I at this time, Lafayette, eA 94549 (dnanderson@attbLcom); and
with another in the o ffing The high point of the
. the Nemirs are at 1566 Ramona Way, Alamo, CA
summer was a nine-day trout Hshing trip to the 94507 (siltige:r@aol.com) .

Salmon River in Siskiyou County. If Also /' he

adds, "after years of talkL.'1.g about it, 1 finally got BOB COLLINS '54 writes, 1/1 went to the Teke
to go and hear "The Buskers," Joltn Bell's quartet. House before the game and was impressed with
This is an e..xperience not to be missed. They are what had been done . 1 was most impressed,
great" Robin is at 4607 Sylar Lane, Kelseyville, though with the character of the actives that I
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CA 95451, and email isrharris240@mchsi.com.
W. B. "BUD" JAMISON '50 reports in to say,
''I'm still enjoying the challenge of blending work
and semi-retirement. Spend ing time with local
grandchildren keeps me ener getic Had a great .
met They all went out of their way to be helpful
and friendly. They were the kind of men I would
have wanted my son to live with." Bob is
presently enjoying life i9n Florida in the winter
months, and summers at Lake of the Ozarks in
Missouri. The winter address is 4829 88th t E, S .

visit with Herm Fisher at tds 75th birthday party. Bradenton, FL 34202. Email is midas23@aolrom.
George Dove and Dave Fra.1'lcis were tablemates,
and we caught up on happenings of years past."
You can find Bud at 101 South B Street Lompoc,
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CA 93436.
Scroll numbers were hovering in the mid 900's
CARL ANDERSON '57 enjoyed lunch with when the House went south a few years ago .

Howard Nemir, Fred Thill, Dick Anderson and Where are those numbers now? Who will be
Cliff Ceridono a couple of months ago. It is great Scroll Number 1000? Has it already happened, or
to see Fraters getting together like this. Andy and will it be someone in the present pledge class?
Margo, as you may know, are at 15 Sotelo Ave., According to Hister Nas Khan., it is yet to
Piedmont, CA 9461t and the email address is come . .but by only a few (like 3 or 4) numbers. It
justicecanderson@sprynet.com. o
will be interesting to see h w this m ilestone is
handled. Stay tuned.
KIMIO STEINBERG '88 helped re-initiate the
res tor ed grand piano at a recent Open House on
Channing ,'"ay a couple of months ago. Kimio is
GO BEARS!
Fulfillment Ma nager of Xinet, in Berkeley, an Two home games to go! Gather on the
integrate d prepress sofhvare d eveloper of high Teke deck around 10:00 and share the
performance workflow solutions (Whewl Now
joy.
you know.) H is address is 2331 Tele graph Ave., Nov 6 Oregon 12:;0

#1, Oakland, CA 94612. His em ail is

!s.imio@xinet.com. Nov 20 StanFord 12:30

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IT'LL BE MONDAY, DECEMBER 13th
A Christmas Luncheon
With a New Twist
For more years than many of us can
believe, we have met at the downtown Olympic
Club in San Francisco for a successful luncheon
on a Monday durmg the Christmas season- this,
thanks to Frater Dan Costello who agonizes each
year over arrangements and reservations.
This year, althou gh the revelry will remain
the same, some changes are in the offing. First,
because of restoration and retrofittLng of the
Olympic Club, we'll have a change of venue.
Frater Dan has made wonderful arrangements at
the Marines Memorial Club, just a block away
from the Olympic Club at 609 Sutter Street, comer
of Mason. "This is a very fine dub," says Dan,
"with private dining rooms, bar and other
amenities similar to the Olympic Club,"
Now, flash back to the Founders Day
picnic last June at the home of Chip and Anne
Wray, when Dan and Sharon Costello spoke to a
number of wives who expressed an interest in the
Christmas Luncheon. The luncheon has
traditionally been a stag event, but a way was
found to entertain the wives and sweethearts, as
well. They will have their own luncheon at the
same time in the Flying Leatherneck Room, while
the men dine in the Heritage Room. Both events
will be from 11:30 to 2:30, with lunch served at
12:30.
The Flying Leatherneck Room is adjacent
to the bar, and the Heritage Room will have its
own bar and bartender. The ladies will enjoy a
',-t lunch at a cost of $19.00. The men's party
$46.50, with a choice of petit filet or mahi
ma.hi. The cost discrepancy is due to the fact that
there will be no charge for the Flying Leatherneck
Room. Costello must pay all reservations ahead of
time, and urges Fraters to mail their check and
reservation form to him by December 3.
Says Costello, "We hope this new
arrangement will begin a tradition which lures
Fraters and their wives from greater distances to
enjoy a three-day weekend in the Bay Area."
Parking is moderate at Sutter-Stockton
Garage, or at th e Olympic Club Garage for $16.00
validated. Don't forget that holiday shoppers fill
these garages fast. Some Fraters have found Bart
a good way to come, though a brisk walk is
involved. Those wishing to spend the night at the
Marines Memorial Club at a cost of $150, are
invited to make their own arrangements'on a
space available basis. The telephone number is
(415) 673-6672.
Last year' 5 luncheon was the ,biggest ever,
with 44 in attendance. Indications so far are that
we will surpass this number this time around.
Please use the form included on the next
page to make your reservation.
Cftapter CEternaC
DONALD BRETTNER '59 of Saratoga, CA,
passed away January 15, 2004 at age 67. He
enjoyed a 42-year career in the semiaconductor
industry, most recently working for AMD as group
vice president of manufacturing. He was the co·
author of several books relating to the field.
Survivors include his wife, Eunmi, three sons, two
daughters and eight grandchildren.
ED DAWSON '57 passed away in December
2003 at age 67. Following medical training in the
midwest, he became a resident of Los Angeles
where he was a respected spinal surgeon and
professor at UCLA He lectured nationwide on his
field. He died of thyroid cancer, believed caused
by his exposure to medical dangers attendant to
that practice. He was a much-loved father and
grandfather.
CARL CORDES '54 passed away in 2003. He
had been a construction company executive in
Hawaii and maintained a home in Danville, CA..
He was retired as an executive with Tigart
Construction and managed their offices in
Truckee and Hawaii. He was living in Honolulu at
the time of his death, and had been teaching
some classes in engineering at the University
there.
 Nu Chapter Alumni ot Tau Kappa Epsilon present
THE. 49TH ANNUAL

Christmas %ncheon

Monday, December 13, 2004 ..

Marines Memorial Club 609 Sutter Street in San Francisco

11 :30-2:30 - Lunch served at 12:30

Please reserve a place at the festive board!

My Name $46.50
My Choice of Entree () Petit Filet () Mahi Mahi

My Significant Other ____ ___ _____ _____

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$19.00

My check is enclosed in the amount of $ _____

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Please make check payable to Dan Costello and mail to him at 910 Hastings Drive, Concord, CA 94518, to
reach him by December 3.

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Cliff Cendono '57 Clark Gross '74 Willie Moore '50 Bill Schmohl '66
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Will Deady '54 Jonathan Kahn '78 John Phillips'51 Garth Wilson' 55
Ed Dermott '49 Bob Keasbey '55 Hal Plimpton '58 Peter Winkler '76
Bob Dickerson '51 David Kerr '67 Jack Quatman '68 Chip Wray '53
George Dove '51 Jack Lehberg '56 John Quigley '61 Karl Zellman '51
Mark Edelstone '83 Don Lawrie '50 Joe Rea '76 Alex Zwissler '79

W
ith this message about NU CHAPTER ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
the
Christmas
49th Annual
luncheon, &Jctu pa CEpsi[on
it's a good time to review our
4607 Sylar Lane
commitment to The Fraternity For Life.
Kelseyville, Ca liforn ia 95451
For many of us, this wonderful coming
together to renew friendships is one of
the most exciting times of the year.
We encourage you to help us make ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
this event the best ever by taking time
from your busy life to join in the fun with
good Teke friends this Season. Last
year V>.'aS great. This one can be even
greater, especially if you help by caning a
Frater wIlo has not attended a Take
event recently, and convincing him to
jOin the celebration.
As always, we welcome new faces
and old, as you meet Tekes from other
years. At no time has it seemed more
important to be a part of this fine, lasting
Fraternity tradition. Please gladden our
hearts by telling us you'll be with us!
It's Teke Christmas Luncheon time!
Details on reverse. See you there!