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REG0R:D; E ID' lB\WM&:)N: OF NU
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After an absence of 30 y-ears, Past Grand

By Nick Boke '67, Hypo,phet�s.
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cial dinner. given for him by the San Fran­
cisceA1u<tnni Chapter. Alumni r-epre­ WHAT'S' NEW WITB: NU ON CAMflUS • • • •

senfting, 7 <;:hapters and-ranging from the

classes" of. 1917 ·to: 1964 heard Tex discus s
tbe progre�-s of'Teke:dom during the, past
57 ye'ars, 'a' perfod of histo�ry about which
he c-ould' speak with unsurpassed autho:ri­
ty' andperso
Teke Ron Jones '66, Fresno, wC\.s �lec:t­
ed to the studellt body senate, th�� �eme�­
ter by � margirl 9£ 2-1 over h:i,s. oppone:nt.­
Ron's official title:i,,
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bers in Cal's student senate.

EIGHT, NEW DAUGHTERS
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member� of the hot;se fO.:r Ron t9 r.eceive'
CaLTeke� we�.�proud to initi�te eight his overwhelrn:i,p.g victory at the polls.
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new girls inlo.Daughters 9f Diana o ri
ThurS¢!.ay, Nove'rnber ll., The initiation Frater Jack Redding 166 served as. 1}ig
ceremonies' w',e{re ,foilowe'd by a candle­ Game Week Chairman, in cha.rge of all
light dinner, with a co��t;:Lil party on activities during the week before the Big "
Sunday, NoyeIl)ber 14 . Game. fack was primarily :responsible
The new Dan,ghte-rs of Diana are: for obtaining .. the services of Ella Fitz­
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Cam , Ca,r1ette, ..Delta . Gamma; Carol Baker, gerald ap.d the Rallls, ey Lewis Trio £.or
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De1tci: G�'mrna; Margie S·ta,rrum� Pi Beta Big Game Concert, . November 13.
Phi; AnnaIl)arle Talynas; Alpha Delta, Pi;
Janet Goldb�.:i:g, Delta Epsilon Phi; Penny FIVE NEW INITIATES
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WELCOMED TO NU
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AlphCl;' OrniGron Pi; ,�I.Il;d Jodi Sie�e, Alpha Five new, initiates to Tau �app� 'Ep�iloIl
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Ornie-ion 'Pi. . " were honored at a banquet held-:at t�e'house
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NUNEWS
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NWNEWS is publish'ed by the,Tau;Kappa Epsilon Alurimi,i]\�sociation and Nu Chapter

Q!:,!t�:u Kap ' pa Epsilop for alumnia,gd friends. News. photos of intere-st, apd ch�ng§f?
6f;"a(q)·e:s.J3 should be sent to Tau Kappa Epsilon Alumni Records Office, 24�O'C Channft1g
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'� TEKE INTR.:AMURAL, ACHIEVEMENTS TEKES SER YE -AS BIG BROTHERS;
,,' FPRE.§. A$TACTI VE SPORTS SEASON AID IN GUIDING ERRANT YOUTHS
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, ;,i:·:'/: \:i=��t:J) ough n. 9I pr�iriaril y known as a the, Berkeley Police Department.
?j9cl< � ' : hQu�e, / :ra.l.rKappa Epsilon 5s hold- . The aim of the progra'in is te help, young
boys, ages lO,.,16 '," who have been in trou-
2,r ��������k)�t�J��i��*��7� 6��4fRrJig� hIe ' with-Hie la�W O:r· ' who'hav'e "'eXhl-b-ited:-, -�,�'_,
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t thei..r, aftern9�as : werking,
' ' thers.c '.I'hrough�this assbCiation, .. it ' is
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a,�lbse second in the sW:irri�eet. ' ' 'the' strate's'bine healthier attitu9,es :and int�.;. ,

, M\�dl�y R�lay te,am �f La:rry" Brehp;" Trent rests'. ,

', ' La:J;�l 1 4\Y, 'C:xreg' Joh��oil' fl,nd $t'eve'Sirlt i p _
Th.ose of the, Fraters' wh.o a;J."e current­
�:i�Hy J99k'"a, '£irst.' Latshaw acc , 6u�ted " ly taking part in;theprogra.m are ,Michael
fo!":-anQthe·¥ !'li:sJ in th,�'50 -:yard Butte,dly, Duffey '65, Pacific: Palisades;Russell '
,v,r1ill" Br,ellrn:,'Cl."clo};e. t,hi.,!<J. :, JohnSQD. ,cap­ Buss; Gary Martone . '65, Modesto;a.nd
I tur:�d- se,cond'in'tlie',50':yardJ:lreast· str
' 'oke , Jack Reding '65" Colorado Springs, . Colch
ahd-the Jr�e efEtyle
' R'e laY,o'f Brehm, 'Lat,. rado.
shaIw, Bnl Schmohl ahd Sriiith gained a '
,third to corne within, two points of the HARD SUMM.ER WQRK PERKS,HOUSE
"" charnp�onship.. Thi:;;wqs wi.th�nit the �er­
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:vices :oJ' .ace'hac�stioker Guy NewHi�rk .,,� Under the' dii-et:tibn of gods'e, M,anager
" '",wl;();:;was, sick. ' . Bill Schmohl "6.§_��d l?a�t,P;rjtanis Jim '
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rise.' Don'K'e'ldsen and his co: , hor'ts are made �ast slimme' i to the physical plant .c

.' stUi Jbattfing-' for 'first place. ,Nu 's vol- . of the Nu chapter house . . Fraters �tay-
----'-l-eyb�ll :t-ea.m, '{led-hy- �M-ewm-a�r-1:-s->�"-"-:- -. �ing:t:.ahfhe::ho:Ul:t� � ; d.' 1!� r< ;i,I'ig� t-hehE? ,� e T�);:::;<j
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uildeJ.ecited in' 'Its' qu�st 'for the 't{tIe. Tekes , . '
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taole'tenriis: and sq:lia:sh. ·· ' ' First, the lawn was completely dug up
, Nu"i's represe � hted upon several varsity and roto-�illed, then replanted with a,
, squad's this fear., John Beasley i67 holds sturdy genus or' grass: Sev'>ral �rees
, down,an end position on California" s foot ... were planted, and , urider the 'direction
ball�:�am. Pe�e DUffey ·'67 joins brother of Frafer Nick Bo�e' "67 who had sthdied
'Mike"! 66 on-th'e' Bear's f�s6cce'r squad. with a landscape architect, bushes and
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Bill Binde ' r' "68"pIa,ys ori the explosive b'rick edging',w�re �a.ded. · · ' ' ,

Bear'water p6!0':team. " Othe,r s are work­ The back yard; w4ichll�<i � p-r�.vious!Y',
ingout dilig'�ri�ly, awaiting the beginnlng , gone unused� 'was c1ean,�d. a:tld)�nhane.e'd
ofthe'�J;"ack seas6n-,- rugby, lacross ' e and by, a large, ' raiich-
, �tyle 'barbe<::\;l(!: 'The ' '
swiinming. ' Fraters built a r,edwood ferice a�ong one' ,
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name o!' our ,ira-terni-ty through athl�tic On the inside, we painted "-tnolding,
en4�a,,y prs .a,Qd .hopes to be as, well recog � wall- papered rooms and cohs'tructed a
nized'in�'tbi:S'fleld as we have become new floor for the sundeck; All this work
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TEN PLEDGE TEKE IN SLOW YEAR

Ten men pledged Nu Chapter during

the fall rush in a year when those regis­
tered for rushing were much fewer than
normally to be expected. Ten men is a
respectable average for the season and
we are sure that those pledged will add
interest and skills to aid the chapter in
achieving its goals.
All of the new pledges are from Cali­
fornia, with both north and south repre­
sented. Their names, class years,
horne towns and course preferences are
listed below:

David R. Allen!67, Buena Park, Pre-Med

Do-ugias· B�- Brown' 68- ,- Woodland., Politi-­
cal Science
Lawrence K. Brehm'68, Fullerton, Ar­
chitecture
James R.. Buchelster'68, Fullerton, En­
gineering
NEW BEACON ON NIGHT LANDSCAPE
William E. Cosden'67, Piedmont, Busi­
ness Administration
An old landmark began to shine with
Larry P. Church'68, Sacramento, Pre­
new luster this fall when new, powerful
Med
floodlights were installed at the base of
Gregory H. Johnson'68, Redwo.od City,
the Campanile on the Berkeley campus.
Pre-Med
The sixteen SqO-watt lamps contained in
Mike J. Malachoski'67, Los Altos, Phy­
four new electrolier units (developing
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26,000 lumens each) replace old equip- .
Kenneth E. Mann' 69, Los Angeles, Ita-
ment seldom illuminated in recent years.
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Installed by Cal's grounds and buildings
Milton M. Weiss'68, Lakewood, History
department personnel, the lamps vary
from narrow spots at the peak of the tow-'
�AROLD W. WRIGHT '24 PASSES AWAY:
er to fulL... blown floodlights at the bottom.
INFLUENTIAL FIGURE IN LOS ANGELES
The result is a glowing beacon visible on
the evening landscape from points through­
Tlle Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
out the East Bay, San-Fran.cisc;o and Ma_­
lost a dedicated civic leader with 40 yeatrs
rin County, when the lamps are lit at dusk.
of service when Harold W. Wright '24 died
on August 28, 1965.
He is remembered by his peers as a FIVE NEW INITIATES • . . (from page 1)
prime mover in such major city projects
as the inauguration of international air­ on September 25. Frater Soph Goth '18
line service to the city, the achievement attended the cermo·QY and in an after­
of major league baseball status and the dinner speech gave a few words of advice
obtaining of the first national political con­ to the new initiates. A party followed
vention for Los Angeles, the Democratic the banquet.
convention of 1960. The new initiates are listed below, with
Frater Wright was known as a man who class year and horne town:
often worked behind the scenes, letting
others take the credit for civic projects on William F'. Bender '68 Burlingame
which he did a large share of the work. Robert A. Free '68 La Jolla
Besides the above mentioned projects, he 11168 Los Altos
Trenton D. Tatshaw
worked continually to insure an adequate William J. McCalla 1166 Tustin
supply of water and cleaner air for Los Steven Y. Smith 1'168 Oakland
Angeles.
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FRANI<. : ID: KcUEiNZLY, JR. 1 33, :h; retiring PHJ:LXP L., KE:EFFE '65 g:raduated from
at the'et�.& of'1ilYe yea'r', after 31 ye'ar's.wHh San .Jose: State last August and is now in·
Sherr Che'rriica;l Comp·any,. lC>'O' B'U:sn Sfreet, the m.anag.<enbelll.,t prog:ramat M·ontg.omery
San.: T-ra:n·c'j!·s�{).· 'fIe' e:xpe:cts to move 11 back Ward: fLY·Q'a!kfancli
: . HIe will! 1>e'
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tc- Qui-.h,·Q'rh'ettri.6'j:ai wllere Mrs; KU'enzlly J;anuary. Hlis ' a<illdres' s is 659: South 9th
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and l,wrIf op'en a· shop called! " I'Turn of Stre'et,> Ap a rtrn ent S,: S'an .Jos e.
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starrips:;·.c:oiii�;7g1ais and: other. artifacts. lLE:E E , M'trrllH:Fl\
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is· wQ.:rk1ng.�iQ;���dt�a· B� .if� 'p.s'Y9Ili�:t@Jg,i WHm��:gt ; O'lili" .121�a:ware.
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with Aeroj!ej','G�:netar GOl'poratiO'n'·in:, Sac­ ' RO'!rE:R:T W GRAffI'REE '62 spent .the'
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rani'i:m 1io;,, ·.EQwj�l�l·�s,l1'oW lividg: at ]El'8�3 . .

s'�mme·:t' :iirr Washington'" D. C. w}'te':reae.
Wass ;S�h;'eet i"n" j'tr s'tl'Il. · · - w'o'rked! as a law de':rk Io:r'the' lD'e'partInent
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HARRY D� RASSMUSSEN 122 recently .
returne:d '!ro'iwthree rti'onths: in EUT'Q'Iye.,
Sa:ysBar 'iy,I'Norway has the' rrl'ds,t beau-'
tifu:! scenery: l:reIaiTd uh� rnos' t
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and hosp�tab�ie peopTe arid No : :tWafya:nd
Den:rna:tk h<ive' the mosf beaut#tiIM:fls,;II
Retired frdw1x±s position with 3Mnd::tt'd
Oil, he �resides c£t 1685 Che'stnut SHeet,
San Fralfci'sco.
of tn:e' ]nte·tio'f'. 1'nlls is his ]as.u yea r' at
Hasting.s L?w CO']]ege in I�:ran F'ra;n,cisco.
. 1n:e'pe:r'rr:ia:nent adidre'sso] the family is
3U 8'0 Richmondi' Bou1 evar
, 'd,. Oakland.
DR. BER l' S. THOMAS 1'16 returned re·­
G::ently £li'Q,:r;n a th:ree m;ontht'rip tci more'
than a dozen Euro'pea ' n: cO'urt:lh-ies
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not to'uri-ng,. If PintO" f lives at -1409' 42nd
Stt'eet, Sacramento.

ROGER J� MACRAY 163 is nowa: liell­

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GARY F. C. OD E t63 . has been appointed
teu'ant, servIng with the lZ3rd �:i:grlal the aclm1nis't:t'ative inteli"n for the.city of
battalion: ib.Wti·rzburg·, . German:y. . His Mon:l7'0'via. He is holding the position on
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permant addi" es.s' is 4332 west 67th, apajft7'tirne�asis until r¢'ceivipg his
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Lawndale. masters aegre'e in Public Adtninistration
f:tom Berkeley next January.
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LEG'�AltD�CHLU$&n��L '149"�rtte�: As
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1---- "' .. ' ER �LHAKMON '34 went irito the
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who1esaie food business right after gra­ of July'I, 1 was appointe.d assistant prin- .
duation and remained until 1962, except cipai for instructional and guidance ser-
for service in the navy' from. 1942-46. In vices at Overfelt High School in San Jo-
1962 he became a tax representative with se. II Len's address is 3315. Burgundy
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the California 'State Board· of Equalization nrive,· San Jose.
in Sacramento: Chet
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at 5531 Haskell Avenue, Carmichael. WILLIAM W. McCOMBS '60 has joined
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tra Costa County. He lives 'at 6279 Vir­
. go Road,> Oakland.
COLONEL kAROLD B.. BENEDICT' 33
is looking forward to retirement from DONALD A. LAWRIE ' 50 has been with
the service in 1967 and intends to prac� the State;, Divisio� of Highways in Marys-.
tice law in Ca,lifornia. He says, "I'am ville since graduating. He is at present
looking forward to renewing old acquain­ the Assistant District Righ.t of Way Ag'ent
tances. Ii His,. present address is 432 for Highway District 3. The fa)TIily ad­
Nile Street, 'Aurora, Colorado.. dress is 634 Winslow .Drive, Y�ba City .

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