Sig Tau Old Guard Newsletter

Local Old Guards Meet at Homecoming Fall Alumni Weekend ‘05

The “Local” Old Guards had a fine time at the Homecoming Fall Alumni Weekend on Saturday, October 1st. Al Tolsma ’65 was the first Old Guard to hit the Big Tree. Al, an expert in genealogy, was busy enjoying a pamphlet on the history of the Big Tree when Chuck Curatalo ’63 arrived with his usual camera in hand. Before long Dave Mead ’65 and Bob Veltz ’65 joined us. And low and behold we were joined by Jim Wright ’68 who arrived via motor cycle from Buffalo, NY!!!!! Not long after we were met by our newest “Local” Bob Meyers ’66 and family. Unbeknown to us, Bob has been living on Center Street in Geneseo for the past few years!

During several rounds of beers and dozens of wings, we talked about the good old days and sang of medley of old Sig Tau songs. We were applauded for most of our songs. However, the dropping of our trou during the “bare-assed and free” verses of We Are the Sig Taus was not appreciated by the other patrons. Doesn’t anyone have a sense of humor anymore??? We barely had our pants buckled before we were chased out the door by the angry Big Tree management. However we managed a quick getaway and we were soon driving by the Old Sig Tau House. We were sad to see that the house had already been demolished to make way for the expanded County Jail. Eager to see the new Sig Tau House we maneuvered our way around the scattered empty beer bottles during our drive down Orchard Street. We stopped by the apartment building which now serves as the new ST quarters. Rumor has it that our ST lads will be sharing the building with a sorority. Knowing our drunken horny brethren, we’re sure they will keep their house partners very happy and satisfied!
	We stopped at the Vital Spot to say hello to our current brethren. We were greeted by Sean Couglin the Sig Tau Webmaster. It seems that most of our young offspring were too hung over from last night’s party to attend this event. After a few more rounds of draft beer we were off to Dave Mead’s house for a jam session with Dave, Bob Veltz and Bob Hussey. Ah, shades of the Spectors. As the guys jammed their guitars, Al Tolsma and Chuck Curatalo stuffed their ears with cotton and downed a six pack or two. We both agreed that with a little more practice the guys will be ready to perform for us at our next Geneseo get-together. Thank God we had to break for dinner at the Villa on the Green!
The Italian food was great and we all agreed it was a nice change from the busy Big Tree. The quiet atmosphere was appreciated by all! After stuffing ourselves with pasta, garlic bread and other Italian delicacies our severe attacks of flatulence discouraged us from attending the Ago-Sig Tau party. Instead we decided that the best thing to do was head home and get some Tum relief! After giving each other a hearty hug and the Sig Tau handshake we all vowed to meet again at Geneseo for the Big Sig Tau-Alumni Gala Event on SpringFest Alumni Weekend on Saturday, April 29th!


Dave Mead ’65, Bob Veltz ‘65 and Bob Hussey ’63 jamming at Dave’s House	L to R: Bob Meyers ’66, Jim Wright ’68, Al Tolsma ’65, Dave Mead ’65 and Bob Veltz ‘65

Old house site and New Sig Tau House on Orchard Street

For many more pictures of Homecoming ’05 go to our website or paste this link into your browser:
http://www.lilbytesoftstuff.com/ETOG/Oct05photos.html

Bruce Jordan Brings “Shear Madness” to GEVA
Old Guards Present “Jenny Bare-assed and Free Award” to Founding Brother

The Old Guard really turned out to honor Bruce Jordan ‘63 and his hit comedy “Shear Madness” at Geva Theatre on Sunday, November 20th in Rochester, NY. Although it was officially a Geneseo Alumni Association Event, the theater was up to its ass in Old Guards, their friends and families. In attendance were the Walt Peeks ’63 and Nancy and friends, Bob Veltz ‘64 and Karen, Jack Sheehan ‘63 and Kathe, Bob Hussey ’63 and Nancy, Jack Langerak ‘67 and Gale, Jim Burk ‘64 and Ann, Dave Mead ‘64 and his girlfriend Sue, Jack Morrell ’63 and Diane, Dan Kwarta ‘63 and Judy, Tom Welch ’63 and his brood of 8 friends and family, Bob Meyers ‘65 and Julie, Spike Leonard ‘63 and his wife Sally and all the way from Toronto Jim Vidoczy ’63 and Peggy and their two handsome sons. And last but not least Chuck Curatalo ’63 and Debbie and of course Bruce Jordan ’63.

The audience laughed and howled throughout the performance. We all agreed the actors where excellent in their rolls and the plot was highly entertaining. Furthermore, Bruce peppered the play with hilarious one-liners about Geneseo and our glory days. The Old Guards, Geneseo Alumni and the rest of the audience showed its appreciation to the the cast and its director with a standing ovation.

After the hilarious performance, we proceeded to the Wine and Cheese Reception where Bruce was awarded a beautiful print of Main Street Geneseo by the Alumni Association for his generous contributions to the college. Then the Old Guards took the spotlight to honor Bruce. We presented him with the Sig Tau Genny Bare-assed and Free Award for his creative contributions in “Making the World Laugh Its Ass Off”. Chuck Curatalo noted that Bruce is not only a great creative force today but was also one in his Geneseo days. Besides being one of the founders of Sigma Tau Psi, Bruce was largely responsible for creating the Sig Tau Follies, The Regatta, and the infamous Genny Awards.

After finishing the wine and cheese, we belted out a few verses of the “We are the Sig Taus”. Fortunately, we had the good taste not to drop trou during the “bare-assed and free” chorus. When we were all sung out we headed to a local “dive” for a bit to eat. After some delicious sandwiches and more wine, beer and lot of laughs, we gave each other a hug and vowed to return again when Geva invites Bruce and his Shear Madness back for an encore engagement.

NOTE: Shear Madness became Geva’s highest grossing non-musical play during its 30 year history. No doubt that Geva will be inviting Bruce and company back in the not too distant future!

THE WAY WE WERE……..

A Saturday Keg at the M&B: Can you find bros Jack Sheehan ’63, Box Kochman ’65 and Chris Watson ’63? Circa 1964	Our Bruce Jordan ’63 in “Once Upon a Mattress” Circa 1964

For more pictures from our glorious Past go to the Memory Section on our website or paste this link into your brower:

http://www.lilbytesoftstuff.com/ETOG/etog_memories.htm

Bio: Bob Meyers ‘65

After leaving Geneseo, Bob went to work for Xerox Corporation in the late 60’s. He completed his formal education attending night school at the Rochester Institute of Technology where he earned a Masters in Business Administration as well as a Masters degree in Computer Science.

Bob retired from Xerox in 2003 after 32 years of service. He held positions including Marketing V.P. as well as V.P./Chief Information Officer. He is currently working part-time as an independent Business Consultant specializing in Marketing and Information Technology.

He and his family returned to Geneseo in June, 2003 buying a large Victorian home on Center Street built in 1887. Bob, his wife Julie, their son Sam (4) and daughter Alison (6) are enjoying calling Geneseo their home.

Bob has two older children who he is very proud of. Jennifer (25), who recently received her Masters’ degree from Geneseo, is a high school science teacher in Manhattan. Kevin (28), graduated from Conesus College and works for a large pharmaceutical company. He lives with his wife in Buffalo. Bob’s email address is BJmeyers@rochester.rr.com

Bob Meyers ’66 with Sam
and Allison at the Big Tree

Old Guard Notes

Dan Kwarta ’63 and Judy will be spending January through April in Dade City, Florida. Judy is there for the duration and Dan will be flying to Rochester to take care of business OR to give Judy a break. We have our 4th grandchild, a boy Aiden Moss Atkins. That makes 3 boys and 1 girl! dkwarta@rochester.rr.com

Jack Sheehan '63 continues to undergo chemotherapy and radiation treatment for throat cancer. His doctors are confident of a full recovery. Jack sends his thanks to Old Guards who have sent their best wishes. In his own words, "everyone has been wonderful." costumerjs@aol.com

Rod Curran ‘69 writes that he currently lives in Saint James, NY and is Assistant Vice President of Geico in Woodbury, NY. He was a Sig Tau president from ’70-’71. rcurran@geico.com

Founding brother Bruce Jordan “63 reports that the re-opening of "Shear Madness" in Chicago has been delayed from mid March to mid September. The comedy whodunit is now scheduled to open September 22, 2006 at The Little Chicago Theatre, a newly created space in Chicago's Loop. Bruce will direct the play as he did in it's first incarnation in Chicago where it broke all records for longevity in that city and remains the third longest non-musical play in the history of the United States. He also directed the record-breaking production at the Geva Theatre Center in Rochester which opened last November. Says Jordan "This 'enforced vacation' gives me time to really enjoy time in my New York apartment and catch up on all the shows and dinners that I have missed in Manhattan. It also gives me more time to help out Jack and Kathe Sheehan when they come to New York for Jack's radiation and chemo treatments." brujordan@aol.com

Then and Now

This picture was taken moments after learning that the Center for Disease Control had found a cure for my problem. Unfortunately the discovery had come far too late for many others who spent amorous evenings upstairs at the Big Tree Inn with “you know who”. The people at the CDC are also looking for a guy named Tom Welch ‘63. If anyone knows his whereabouts have him contact the CDC at 800 232 4636 immediately. There still may be time to administer the vaccine

If any of you old bastards are ever in need of voice over narration track me down in Fairburn, Georgia. Fairburn, with a population of 47, is a little town south of Atlanta where elephants go to die. Everyone in Fairburn thinks I’m a big star because you can hear me on some TV commercials and once and awhile you can even see me. Hell, I was in the local saloon not too long ago and a couple of my damn commercials ran within about 20 minutes of each other on the tube and one of my buddies turned to me and said, “Damn, that’s you, isn’t it?” “Yup” says I, “that’s me.” This other old boy was sitting there swatting flies and was so impressed he bought me a beer. He even let me pet his dog. We got everything in Fairburn.

Old Guard Jokes

They are too young to remember the space shuttle blowing up.
Their lifetime has always included AIDS.
Bottle caps have always been screw off and plastic.
The CD was introduced the year they were born.
They have always had an answering machine.
They have always had cable.
They cannot fathom not having a remote control.
Jay Leno has always been on the Tonight! Show.
Popcorn has always been cooked in the microwave.
They never took a swim and thought about Jaws.
They can't imagine what hard contact lenses are.
They don't know who Mork was or where he was from.
They never heard: "Where's the Beef?", "I'd walk a mile for a Camel",
or "de plane, Boss, de plane".
They do not care who shot J. R. and have no idea who J. R. even is.
McDonald's never came in Styrofoam containers.
They don't have a clue how to use a typewriter.

Do you feel old yet? Pass this on to the other old fogies on your
list.

1975: Long hair
2005: Longing for hair

1975: KEG
2005: EKG

1975: Acid rock
2005: Acid reflux

1975: Moving to California because it's cool
2005: Moving to Arizona because it's warm

1975: Trying to look like Marlon Brando or Liz Taylor
2005: Trying NOT to look like Marlon Brando or Liz Taylor

1975: Seeds and stems
2005: Roughage

1975: Hoping for a BMW
2005: Hoping for a BM

1975: Going to a new, hip joint
2005: Receiving a new hip joint

1975: Rolling Stones
2005: Kidney Stones

1975: Being called into the principal's office
2005: Calling the principal's office

1975: Screw the system
2005: Upgrade the system

1975: Disco
2005: Costco

1975: Parents begging you to get your hair cut
2005: Children begging you to get their heads shaved

1975: Passing the drivers' test
2005: Passing the vision test

1975: Whatever
2005: Depends

Above jokes submitted by Jack Sheehan ‘63

Chinese Newly Weds :
A Chinese couple gets married - and she's a virgin. Truth be told, he is not too experienced either. On the wedding night, she cowers naked under the sheets as her husband undresses. He climbs in next to her and tries to be reassuring "My darring" he says, "I know dis yo firss time and you berry frighten. I pomise you, I give you anyting you want, I do anyting - juss anyting you want.. Whatchou want?" he says, trying to sound experienced, which he hopes will impress his virgin bride.

A thoughtful silence follows and he waits patiently (and eagerly) for her request. She eventually replies shyly and unsure, "I want to try somethin I have heard about .. numbaa 69". More thoughtful silence, this time from him. Eventually, in a puzzled tone he queries... "You want... Chicken wiff Broccori?"

Father O'Malley answers the phone.
"Hello, is this Father O'Malley?"
"It is"
"This is the IRS. Can you help
us?"
"I can"
"Do you know a Ted Houlihan?"
"I do"
"Is he a member of your congregation?"
"He is"
"Did he donate $10,000 to the church?"
"He will."

PEST CONTROL -
A woman was having a passionate affair with an inspector from a
pest-control company. One afternoon they were carrying on in the
bedroom together when her husband arrived home unexpectedly.
”Quick," said the woman to her lover," into the closet!" and she
pushed him in the closet, stark naked. The husband, however,
became suspicious after seeing the rumpled bed and after a search
of the bedroom, discovered the man in the closet.
"Who are you?" he asked him.
"I'm an inspector from Bugs-B-Gone," said the exterminator.
"I'm investigating a complaint about an infestation of moths," the man
replied.
"And where are your clothes?" asked the husband.
The man looked down at himself and said..."Those little bastards."

A man goes into an adult entertainment shop and asks the clerk for
an inflatable doll.
"Would you like male or female?"
"Female, please."
"Would you like Black, or White?"
"White, please."
"Would you like Christian or Muslim?"This question confused the man . .
and he replied, "What has religion got to do with it? It's an
flatable doll!"
"Well," explained the clerk, "The Muslim doll blows itself up!"

Above jokes submitted by Bob Hussey ‘63

Got a good joke to submit for the Joke Corner that’s funny, tasteful…..not raunchy? Submit to ccuratal@rochester.rr.com for consideration.

Sig Tau Website:
Eternal Page
House Fund
Education Fund

The Sig Tau website at www.geneseo.edu/~SIGTAU/brothers.html has added several new features to their website. There is a Sig Tau Eternal Page which lists brothers who have passed away. They have added the names of Dahn Walrath, Louie Pettica, Bill Brigham, Larry Allen, Don Fuller, Don Peterson and Duane Rubadeau. There is also an Alumni Database which you can view if you have Excel on your computer.

As you probably know, the Sig Taus will be losing their house on Court Street. Their landlord is selling the property to the next door County Jail which plans to expand its facility. However, they have found another property to lease. More details will be published in the next newsletter. They will still need help and have established a House Fund which is not tax deductible. There is a Sigma Tau Psi Education Fund through the college’s Geneseo Foundation. This will allow tax deductible donations that will be put directly toward a selected senior’s graduate school tuition. See the website for more details on how to donate to these funds.

Sig Tau Old Guard Website
Search for 1969 Composite

We now have posted the composites for 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968 and 1970. They can be viewed on the picture link at Dave’s website at http://www.lilbytesoftstuff.com/etog.html. If you are in possession of a 1969 PLEASE submit it to us so we can all enjoy it. Send a scanned file to ETOGPhotos@lilbytesoftstuff.com using the subject ‘composite’ or send us a Xerox copy by mail to either Chuck or Dave (see Active Old Guard Directory for their addresses) so we can do it for you. We will return the original and the Xerox copy (if you wish) to you after placing it on the web. To enlarge the photos in Internet Explorer look for the orange button near the bottom right corner

with arrows on it and click it to change the size. In Firefox (and likely other mozilla based browsers) click on the magnifying glass when it appears.

NOTE: When you log on to the website http://www.lilbytesoftstuff.com/etog.html you will automatically come to the current newsletter. You must scroll to the bottom of the newsletter to the Archive Link where you will find various links to past issues and to ETOG Pictures and composites. If you wish to print any of the composite pictures from the website it is best to save them to your hard drive first; then print them using either Microsoft Picture It! or Photoshop or other similar programs.

UPDATED MEMBER DIRECTORY
Active Old Guard Member Directory*

Member	Email Address	Address	City/State	Phone

Lester Arthur ’68	laainpa@comcast.net	402 Vineyard Lane	Downington, PA 19335
Irv Beimler ‘65	ibeimler@hovde.com	1824 Jefferson Place NW(B)	Washington DC 20036	202-822-8117(B)
Mick Brenno ’68	mbrenno@nycap.rr.com	148 Maplewood Dr.	Gloversville NY 12078	518-725-9041
Roger Brown ‘68	rogerdbrown@msn.com	13 Lindsey Ave.	Dansville PA 17821	570-271-1008
Gordy Bruce ‘63	gbruce07@msn.com	129 Milford Drive	West Syracuse NY 13206	315-463-8315
Jim Burk ‘65	dentist539@aol.com	78837 Jay St.	Pultneyville NY 14538-0108	315-589-8201
Sal Ciolino ’68	ciolinos@adelphia.net	325 Table Rock Rd.	Gettysburg, PA 17325	717-334-7716
Mike Crino ‘67	crino@clemson.edu	Clemson University	Clemson SC 29621-1305	864-656-3753(B)**
Chuck Curatalo ‘63	ccuratal@rochester.rr.com	145 Chimney Hill Rd.	Rochester NY 14612	585-723-3487
Rob Curran ’69	rcurran@geico.com
Tom DeBello FG**	setdebello@hotmail.com	43 River Heights	Smithtown NY 11787-1713	631-265-6956
Douglas Dixon ’68	ddixon@epri.com	7905 Berkeley Dr.	Gloucester Pt. VA 23062	804-642-0293
Dan Downing ‘68	sunny21@adelphia.net	9855 Woolworth Court	Wellington, FL 33413
Ken Gadbow ‘65	kgadbow@rochester.rr.com	4951 Butler Rd.	Canandaigua NY 14424	585-394-7732
Chuck Hall ‘63		6480 Reservoir Rd.	Hamilton, NY 13346-9559	315-824-1674
Bob Hussey ‘63	rhussey@frontiernet.net	9805 Highland Ave.	Dansville NY 14437	585-335-9795
Bruce Jordan FG	brujordan@aol.com	12½ North Ferry St.	Schenectady NY 12305	518-346-6149
Bill Kamalsky ’68	billk50@northnet.org	258 Thompson Blvd	Watertown, NY 13601	315-788-0764
Carl E. Kanoff ’68	ckanoff@twcny.rr.com	POB 87	Candor, NY 13743	607-659-7777
Howard Kranz ’67	hjkbwick@yahoo.com	70 Manton St.	Sayville, NY 11782-1326	631-589-0048
Gary Kresser ‘65	garykress@aol.com	87 Westgate Rd.	Kenmore NY 14217	716-874-2392
Dan Kwarta ‘63	dkwarta@rochester.rr.com	78 Main St. POB 55	E. Bloomfield NY 14443-005	585-657-6550
Joe Lentner ‘67	jlentner@rochester.rr.com	19 Oak Manor PO Box 164	Leicester, NY 14481	585-382-3653
Jack Langarek	langerakj@aol.com	74 Arrowhead Lane	Penfield NY 14526-1012	585-586-4837**
Spike Leonard FG	scramtwo@aol.com	125 E Main St.	Avon, NY 14414	585-226-2594
Bruce Lomnicki ’68	lumpe@rochester.rr.com	8 Pine Circle	Mt. Morris, NY 14510	585-658-3416
Tim Lyons ‘67	alyons@rochester.rr.com	4552 State Rte. 20 A West	Warsaw, NY 14569-9712	585-786-3458
Dave Mead ‘65	dmead001@rochester.rr.com	114 Main St.	Mt. Morris NY 14510	585-658-9658
Dale E. Metz ‘67	metz@geneseo.edu	SUNY Geneseo	Geneseo NY 14454	585-245-5132
Dale J. Metz ‘65	smetz@triad.rr.com	5318 Montevista Dr.	Greensboro NC 27407	336-454-5835
Bob Meyers ’66	BJmeyers@rochester.rr.com	79 Center St.	Geneseo NY 14454	585-245-8377
Thomas Mooney ‘68	bluemoon@stny.rr.com	214 Rockwell Rd. RD2	Vestal, NY 13850	518-725-9041
Jack Morrell ‘63	jmorrell@redsuspenders.com	Salzburg Village	Palmyra NY 14522	315-597-9560
Carl D. Pauli (Puliafico) ’68	drdpauli@hotmail.com	111 Campbell Town Rd	Palmyra, PA 17078
Pat Pallend ‘63	pjp@fairburn.com	43 Greene St. NE	Fairburn, GA 30213-1446	770-969-6315
Bruce Parmiter ‘68	parmiterb@aol.com	42961 Ledgemet Lane	Washburn VA 020147-4481	703-723-7009
Walt Peek FG	wnpeek@usadatanet.net	182 West Lake Road	Penn Yan NY 14527-8905	315-536-6230
Jack Piedmonte		71 Maplewood Ave.	Spencerport NY 14559	585-352-9189
Thomas Powers ’68	tpowers@siemens.com	56 Mitchell Rd.	Oxford, NJ 07863-3343	908-835-8357
Jim Restall‘67	jnrestall@aol.com	103 Peoria Ave.	Buffalo, NY 14206-2632	716-894-3093
Bill Ryan FG	w.ryan@tcu.net
Jack Sheehan FG	costumerjs@aol.com	25 Sunnyside Dr.	Scotia NY 12302	518-346-2891
Mike Sobczak ‘66	msobczak@pirnie.com	7 Victoria Dr.	Hilton Head SC 29926	843-837-4810
Jim Tobin ‘65	tobinjat46@aol.com	62 Valewood Run	Penfield, NY 14526	585-388-0982
Al Tolsma ‘65	altols@aol.com	55 Majestic Circle	Amherst NY 14226	716-835-8435
Steve Troskosky ’68	stroskosky@alli.wnyric.org	2614 Ten Mile Rd.	Allegany, NY 14706-9520
Bob Veltz ‘65	rveltz@rochester.rr.com	80 Sandoris Cir.	Rochester NY 14622	585-266-9256
Jim Vidoczy FG	jim.vidoczy@sympatico.ca	45 Palmer Ave.	Richmond Hill, ON L4C 1N6	905-737-0541
Tommy Welch ‘63	tomwelch@frontiernet.net	4259 County Rd. 4	Canandaigua NY 14424	585-394-0108
Fred Welch ‘65	w5105@msn.com	5105 Claybank Ln	Centreville, VA 20120	703-830-5946
James Wright ’68	sydoilr427jbw@aol.com	106 Countryside Ln	Williamsville, NY 14221	716-688-1583

* Members whose email addresses are known. Receive Newsletter via email.

**Founding Group (’63) **Honorary Old Guard Member

B=Business New to list.

Inactive Old Guard Members*

Name	Address	City/State	Phone
Timothy Barstow ‘68	4559 Limeledge Rd.	Marcellus, NY 13108
David Barry ‘68	6190 Fawn Meadow St.	Canandaigua, NY 14425
William Breuer ‘68	16 Prospect St. 29-E	Filmore, NY 14735
Robert Crumb ‘68	1709 Grand Ave.	Savannah, NY 13146-9774	315-365-2237
Leroy Clinton FG	675 Hammond St. 1	Chestnut Hill, MA 02167-2117	617-879-9824
Tom Crowley ‘67	240 West Cornwall Road	W. Cornwall, CT 06796	860-672-0103
George Dougherty ‘68	14 Monterra Ct.	Rockville, MD 20850	301-340-8573
Jeff Gosch ‘66	4307 Cinnamon Path	Liverpool, NY 13090-1927	315-652-4492
John Hoffman ‘67	6 Terry Ave.	Schenectady, NY 12303-4812
Larry Horgan ‘67	1 Cline Rd.	Victor, NY 14564
Roy Howard ‘63	3438 Valley Ranch Dr.	Lutz, FL 33548-4758	813-908-0817
Fred Koch ’68	92 Red Cedar Dr.	Rochester, NY 14616
Robert Kochman ‘63	301 E. 21st St., Apt 7E	New York, NY 10010-6534
Chet Kuhn ‘67 .	4219 E. Main St	Williamson, NY 14589-9212
Victor Ladota ‘68	11332 Ledgemet Lane	Windermere, FL 34786
Mike Luczak ‘65	68 Brookridge Dr.	Exeter, RI 02822-3619	401-294-9766
Bill Marion	824 7th St.	W. Babylon NY 11704	516-888-0159**
Larry Patzwald ‘66	122 Miner St.	Canton, NY 13617-1349	315-379-9597
Dave Sperino ‘68	2811 Main St.	POB 25 York, NY 14592	585-243-3417
Christopher Sugnet ‘68	9219 Admiral Lowell Pl. NE	Albuquerque, NM 87111-1261
Thomas Spearing ‘68	488 E. Lake Rd.	Penn Yan NY 14527-9422
Angelo Ventresca ‘68	4694 Jason Ct.	Lewiston, NY 14092-1182
Jerome Virzi ’68	69 Lyell Ave.	Spencerport, NY 14559
Lawrence Wilcox ‘68	7 Doris Cir.	Newton, MA 02458-1929
Paul Zedonis ’68	10 Bonnywick Dr.	Harrisburg PA 17111-4932

*Have not responded to invitations and/or requests for email addresses.
**Honorary member

Lost Old Guard Members*

Wayne Crawford ‘66	Henry Harvey ‘67	Greg Sutherland ‘66	M. Dale Rogers ‘68
John Duncan ‘67	Ron Leffler ‘65	Erik Wilson ‘66	Al Shurtleff ‘68
Ed Garrison ‘66	Sal Marchese ‘66	Thomas Bryden ‘68	Robert Pearl ‘68
Jim Goldseth ‘65	Peter Schonleber ‘67	Michael Manning ‘68	Allen Wood ’68

*Members whose addresses are not known. Unfortunately, the Alumni Office does not usually keep track of those who drop out or transfer before graduating.

IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON THE ADDRESSES OF ANY OF THESE BROS PLEASE CONTACT CHUCK AT ccuratal@rochester.rr.com

REMEMBER: Submit bios, articles, notes, pictures and jokes for future newsletters to Chuck at ccuratal@rochester.rr.com

Chuck Curatalo ‘63

Sig Tau Old Guard Newsletter Editor

585-723-3487

BOOK YOUR ROOM NOW FOR SPRINGFEST (Saturday, April 29th)!!! More info on dinner reservations will be sent March 1st via Old Guard Special Bulletins!
However, if you now know you will be attending email Chuck now at ccuratal@rochester.rr.com and let him now you’ll be there!!

Next Newsletter: circa July 2006