Pu据shed by Epsfron Omi⊂「On Chap†er of Phi Gamma Deila Fra†emi†y a† Universily of Oregon Volume T Number l EUGENE, OREGON February. 1960 ANNUA」 NORRIS P漢c DINNER TO BE H漢音D PORTしAND 、、軸O]油田cOi油量NG 1959′′ ○ ○なSUc〇回SS The cICtivities here at Epsilon Omicron The Activities a=he house begon just during the big Homecoming Weekend con be Qfter the gcme, CIbout 4 p.m. There wcIS a considered highly successful and gratifying ∞ffee even if the attempts of the U of O fo○tball where the Ålums cmd their fcmilies mixed hour in the living r0Om Cmd and conversed among themselves ond with visited the ccmpus this fall, ond the Phi the activities. Mecmwhile for those that de‑ Gcmma Deltas were certainly not scarce Sired it, ond in Fiji tradition, mixed drinks among them. The number of Fiji alums who Were SerVed in the basement partyroom. Al‑ attended the post‑game aCtivities at the though this particular affair was somewhat chapter house was far in excess of the hcmpeI ed by the failure of the ice to orrive On time, it seemed to gather momentum This totd wc[S boIstered byQ gOOd mcmy nicely as soon c[S this condition wcIS COr‑ 「ec†ed. Serving as bartenders were brothers Eugene area∴CIlumni, aS Well as the rmud Portlcmd arec[ CrOWd. This increase in home 吊obin Wilkinson ′′60′′ and Doug Kilpatrick better communiccltion with cITeQ dumni. The memberS Set their studies aside one even‑ ing∴CIbout two weeks before Homecoming md set out in groups of two ond thI ee Call‑ 岳ugene cIreQ. This persond touch had gI effects and with∵the aid of our very eat ground work has since been laid for organi‑ zation of the alums in Eugene. it wQS nOticed this yecIr thc[t SeVerd E.O. her fine kitchen crew heclded by brother Bob Scmuel ′′60′′ c[re tO be congrQtulclted. The University decided not to mclke a and mcmy living organizations did not erect One. We decided, however, that something should be put up to keep in the spiritof 血ings. After all, Homecoming without a Homecoming chaimon for the house this success we have attained relQtive to past year′s perfomonces. This was achieved eSiding in Cdifomia were pres‑ easily by a little conscious and well di‑ rected effort, Cmd is m indication of what cue anxious thcIt mOI the outcome of next year′s activities con e Should follow their excmple becouse, after dl, homecoming is the first of which was held at the UniveI ‑ sity of Cdifomia∴at Berkeley in 1893 cmd since has become widely used cIS We dl know. throughout all the chapter. The men of ′′岳O′′ have lately been striving hcIrd for time of reunion for graduates ond c[S Well on opportunitY for them to bec○me better acquainted with the cICtives, We felt it would be most logicd to hold the dinner where there was the heaviest concentration of Fijis. So this yecIr Whc[t Should prove to be the biggest and best ever pig dinner in ′且O′′ history will be held in Portlcmd on sign is like ChristmQS Without a tree. As ent. This is veIY heartening to see. but we CIlums now I fcmous of these is the Norris Pig Dinner. Dimer is being used to this end. Since this OCCaSion is traditiondly intended to be a year, I hQVe Seen With gladdened heart the However. getting bQCk to homecoming, traditions, SOme Of Q festive v町iety. Most 5 p.m. and our c∞k LQura ′′McI′′ Steele cmd able ′′puIPle Legionaire.′′ Jim Bemhart, the COnCeming the forthcoming Pig Dinner. The Nationcll Fratemity hc[S. mony CuStOmS Cmd improved graduQte felations cmd the Pig contest of ′′Homecoming Signs′′ this year ing Qt the homes of all the dumni in the ProbQbly the most importcmt bit of news in this issue of the ′′webfoot Fiji′′ is that ′/61.1I A fine buffet dinner was served at town support of homec○ming can be Qttrib‑ uted mainly to an acceleI.Clted progron of Ma「ch 4†h den, team camot. Mcmy Alumnus cmd families totds in preceding yeQrS, 菓N be. My Qble assistant, Jack Hilgedick ′′6l,′′ will be tcking over next year∴Cmd I just exactly that; C[ Visit bcICk to the Uni‑ versity ond the chapter house. This should urge you dl to drop in here at I1825I Harris be true no mQtter Where your present home for a bigger cmd better than ever event next mQy be. SeaSOn. March 4th. The place is to be the well known Benson Hotel. We have severc[l ′ surprise′′ guest speckers cmd c[ Very interesting pI.Og工Qm pIcmned. We hope you clttend. Dimer will be served at 7 p.m. Since McII Ch fourth is on a FridcIy, fish will be served for those who desire it. DON T FORGET. NORRIS PIG DINNER, MARCH 4TH. BENSON HOTEし. 7 P.M. \r\nPH獲触MMA I)話LTA able to initiate four new memberS into the EP§iLON OMICRON CHAP丁ER 1825 Horris Eugene, Oregon ‥ . JOHN PHILLIPS I60 Asst. Editor. . . MIK貴GRAEP且R I62 ‥. ‥ PHIL FOST岳R I62 Homecoming. . .. MILT SCHOOF I60 Sports. ‥ GammQ Delta House in Eugene, I feel sure Late in October,岳psilon Omicron wc[S 話ugene, Oregon Editor. . ‥ As Iong as there cITe boys in the Phi 珊W IN量T暮AT騰 J. DÅVID RICH岳N I62 Committees. ‥ ‥. WÅLT GR巳B巳I60 home. Mmy thmks to dl of them for their all pledges who mQde theiI 2.25 with 2.00 wonderful support. grade point average. So they were able to be initicIted in the fQll. The initic[tion cere‑ mony wcIS held in the chcIPter house for these four new members. The new initiates are: Phil Foster a sophomore in Business ÅdministI NEWS 」ETTER FROM a sophomore in LibercIl Årts KIP LOMBARD I62 MIK巳CLARK I62 ation Mike Kelley ST巳V巳SCH巳LL I61 Purple Legionnaire …. JIM BÅRNHÅRD s tO help them mcIke their Iratemity house more like fratemity of Phi Gc[mma Delta. These were JACK HエLGEDICK I61 Årt Director. . that there will be willing MotheI Jim Poor THE PORT」AND ALUMNI GRADUADE CHAPTER a sophomore in Business Administration Robert Willets MotherS. . . . . . . MRS. RUTH GRAEP巳R Deor Alumni o士the E. O. Chc[Pter: a sophomore in PI.e‑Law We are very hc[PPy to be Qble to I.ePOrt to you, through皿s newly initic[ted News ANNUAL NORRl§ PIG DINNER TOBEHELDINPORT」AND E昂foγ ,s Noきes by RUTH GRAEPER I redly clm Sincerely glQd to have this First I would like to QPOlogize for my‑ self cmd the staff of the Webf0Ot for having SOme rCIther.old news. The reQSOnS being that we didnIt really get stcH̀ted until late f由i tem c血d wi血￣壬i前Is we mcIde (I POSト ponement until December. Secondly, I would like to let it be known that only due to tha your Portlcmd Ålumni GrQduate Chapter. In fact, We hope that the News Letter proves REPORT FROM THE MOTHER§ BY JOHN PH量ll獲PS Letter, the past and present QCtivities o土 OPPOrtunity to tell you of the pc[St, PreSent ond future pIcms of the Mo址erIs club. The club itself has been in existence for 27 years next month. The Iirst meeting tcok place on Jonu調y 16th, 1933 with six members present. Mrs. H. J. Brown wc[S elected president. She is still￣ With tお. cmd so suc.cessful that it becomes tI aditional cmd that you will look forward to receiving it eQCh year. The ChQPter House Librory is missing Volumes 76 ‑ 8l of the Phi Gamma Delta MagcIZine. We need these v0lumes to bring our collection up to dQte. If you happen to hQVe Cm eXtra One COuld you send i=o us? During the 1958」959 event臆WaS the year, Our fiI.St Ånnuc[l ChI.is廿ncIS Formal WaS honored at a tea a yeaI. agO. Cl=he 25th which wcIS held at the Rose BowI Boom of AnniverscITy Of the Fiji Moms. They even the Hotel Multnomah on December 27, 1958. effort o王 Assistont Decm of Men, Louis ′′Bud′′ Mongels are we findly c○ming out had a rummage sclle血Qt first year, ond they We hQd one of our finest tumouts in the have hcId one every year since, eXCePt dur‑ history of the dcmce with over one‑hundred with our first Alumni Webfoot Fiji in a long ing the war. By山e way, Our neXt mmmage ∞uPles attending (md we know that this sde is scheduled for MQrCh 16th. year′s dcmce will be even more success士ul・ while. Speaking of Bud Mangels. he is a 56 grQd of Indic[na University ond was the field secretary for 2 years in the west. Now BcICk in 1946 when the boys were com‑ March 29, 1959, We held our Easter ing home from the wcIr, Phi Gcmmc[ Delta, Breckfast at the Timber Topper Room of血e being Åssistcmt Decm of Men is a tremen‑ was housed in an old three story dwelling Washington Hotel. E:veryone certainly had dous IIinII for the Phi Gams in that deparト owned by the Universi上y for which the hoys on entertaining moming cmd a very enjoy‑ ment plus being a great cISSet tO the house. paid rent. It beccme evident that they should Getting down to brass tc[Cks, the yeQr build c[ home of their own. The Ålumni cmd able breakfast. But, because of the lack of dumni interest, it wcIS SuggeSted by the has stcIrted out reQl good, ond hQVing ccIP‑ active members had established a building officers血at this function be discontinued tured the intramurds sports lecId for fc[ll fund cmd in due time the house wc[S uP On until c[t SuCh Q time thQt interest in cllumni term mQkes us feel very proud of our volley‑ its pI bdl, footbdl cnd wrestling teams. Senior sistcmce the Portlcmd Mothers determined cIcISS PreSident WQlt Grebe was tapped by to accumulate funds to help fumish the new FriarIs this fcIll Qnd Junior Class President House. Steve Schell was tapped by Druids last spring. Ås was Sophomore Kip Lombard for eSent Site. Redizing血e need Ior QS‑ affairs increases. On August 21, 1959. our Ånnud StQg cmd Golf Day was held at the Royal Oaks Country Club in Vcmc○uver, Washington. They have worked very c○nsistently cmd We are soHy to say that we experienced diligently through the yecus to make the one of our smallest but most enthusiastic furnishing progrcm a rounded one, buying crowds in many years. Because of this. we Milt Schoof md Dick Bader. rally squQd new mcIttreSSeS, Silver, dishes, CIS Well as now have some changes thclt Will be made yell dukes,had a g00d fdl term on the rdly repIQCing血e things that give out from Sk山I ond DQgger. IInormdII wear md tear. And also new s凪lqd. before we hold this event next yecIr. If you have cmy ideas please let us know what We have a great house on the University dcIVenPOrtS and chairs were mQde for the they are, This is very importcmt since it is of Oregon campus ond we aim to keep it on den cmd living room. Our future pIcms cne one o王the events sponsored in the Portl(md top but we need the support of the alumni in the upcoming Norris Pig Dinner′ the summer∴gOlf toumament, the ChristmQS FomcIl and various othふevents which are going on through the yecIr. It recIlly doesnIt take that much time cmd with the whole many ond varied, SuCh as new carpeting for area which is especidly designed for your the stchrs. The rug in the living room needs enjoyment, During ouI. meeting, the follow‑ to be replaced, Cmd I cIm Sure When that is ing Brothers were elected to offices for the cICCOmPlished. the boys will dream up some coming year: CIclrke P. Miller,巳・ O. Presi‑ new needs. dent; ThomQS K・ Scmmons′ K. O. Vice‑ We cIre Very grateful to the Alumni who he調ted support of the Alumni, We nOt Only do such a g00d job in Qttendingto the phys‑ con be on top this yecIr but in mony years ical needs o士the house, SuCh as repairing to come. the kitchen. pQinting the outside of the P巳RG巳! house, Cmd many other major necessities. President; (md Dick Atiyeh. E. O. SecI e‑ taェY‑ Trea surer. CIQrke P. Miller E. O. President \r\n/、¥ 軸話軸O冒RO軸音HE and interest has been of utmost value to PU級P帖鵬G量O珊劇随。 … Mony o士Epsilon Omicron′s undertckings ccm the chapter and ponticularly to this writer. be traced directly to Bud ond for this I wont f暮J暮′S ADV劇臆霊N onMPUS A漢Hl話音量騰 to publicly thonk Brother Mcmgels. With all the publicity given rec.ently to I want to thcmk the men of thechapter Last year the Fijis proved themselves for this opportunity to talk to the mむy FIJI Initiation Injuries; Membership restrictive OutStmding in intrQmural Qthletics. I.eQdeI.S. It will give me a chcmce to thcmk Clouses; and Childish FrcItemity PI exceptioncllly strong teams in: football, VOト the Cmks, With fratemities on awh0le are receiving a cIose Ieybdl cmd softball cmd chcmpionship tecms Shown on interest in the house by their inspection. What better也me ccm Phi Gonmq in bcISketball ond golf the Fijis led the rQCe mQny queStions and remarks. I cm sure that Delta lounch their re‑dedication pÌOgrCm. for dl campus honors the entire year, Only if you read more of this issue you will find Epsilon Omicron, in keeping with this pro‑ to be nosed out of the chonpionship by a mcmy informcItive articles on the activities grcm, is attempting to cIdapting the ideds few points the lcISt Week of school. of the QCtive PHI GÅMS. ond precepts of our fratemity in prQCtice Proud of last years record but still un‑ cmd living也em t正ough leadership oI Phi satisfied with the results, this year we have Gamma Delta′s founding ideals. We believe set the I.M. chQmPionship cIS Our gOal. We many∴dunni cmd friends who hQVe It is most grQtifying to find m interest in血e house as expressed by you dumni, thQt this thinking is o士value to dl frater‑ set out on the right fo○t when our football ing to develop for the past few months. nity meri ond will be of value throughout team won Several months QgO the chapter as a whole life. One. In intrcmural wrestling competition, It is just血is that血e house has been tIY‑ The chapter is not per王ect; in many which was only established this year 6n ways there is room for improvement cmd that is exactly what the men in the house seem the Oregon campus, Phi Gamma Delta set a record to be proud of. We entered 18 men in to be working towards・ Scholarship is al‑ the c○mpetition ond ended in fourth pIcICe ways on importcmt subject cmd one which cmong dl cc[mPuS living organizations. Ken went out in gTOuPS tO PerSOnCIlly visit the FIJI alumni in this onecI. This resulted in a very successful Homecoming Post Game Open House, Which we hope is a prelude to a successf山Pig Dimer in M町ch. The short visitation hcIS PrOmPted Q number of the locd」 alumni to orgcmize a HJI gathering. This week storts the Iirst of what is hoped to be a series o士monthly FIJI breck壬cISt meetings. This is just the 血ree games while losing only 皿s year. Lc[St Thayer a11d Henry CourtneY eaCh placed yecmIs fincmcial operc[tion resulted in a net high in their divisions. This last tem gQin of approximately $620.00 which we proved to be a bigone for P. G. D. inthe feel is quite good considering the low mem‑ volleybdl c○mpetition. Our dcrss I/AII ond ′′Bl′ defeated Phi DeltQ Theta∴and SigmQ is receiving some help bership. This Iow membership has prompted which we hope to improve during the year, our lorger pledge classes・ These clre Q few Chi respectively to gQin places in the semi‑ finals. Bob Heilmcm, John Phillips, LQrI.y improvements that con only be made with 。士the activities of the chapter. TheI Duggcm, the help cmd suppoÌt Of interested PHI mcmy more cmd dl of them Qre directly re・ beginning o士a number of chcIPter aCtivities GAMS from nec[r Cmd far. 巳psilon Omicron hQS been fortunate this yeon by hQVing some expert help on the some dl out rushing and resulted in one o士 temity for the past two years・ Bud is now the hoys ∞ntinue HJIIs traditional spirit・ Mcke Q nOte Of the NORRIS PIG DIN‑ N巳R cmd join us to make this dimer c[ memorial event in our 49th year. JÅM巳S V. B貴RNHÅRD Jim Meagher, Jack Hilgedick, Jim P00I as the strongest contender for the 1959‑60 I. M. championship clt the U. of O. Home address Enter Oregon School Scholarship: Ranked in class of ‑ (get exact class number if possible.) High SchooI Activities (Honors, Offices, etC.) ; Okay ; Don t Cmd pionship basketball tecm the Fijis cIPPeCIr I recommend help cmd ′′BII teon victories. With c[ retuming cham‑ (Please Print) Needs FI.OWein Ken Thayer have been instrumentd in our ▲ POTENT看A」円」l葛P」EASE 」ET US KNOW TOO! Finances: m seven strQight victories whlle Henry Courト EPSlしON OMICRON NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT. IF YOU KNOW Parent NoI ney, Phil Foster, Mike Clark′ Steve Schell′ Oregon Qnd his knowledge. experience Hi如 Sonuel, port clre the only payment required to help Assistant Dean of Men Qt the University o王 Bob Doug Kilpatrick have led our IIÅII tecm to 1cIted to you reQders. Your interest ond sup‑ CQmPuS. Most of you will remember Louis (BUD) Mongels, Field Secret(Ⅱy Of our fra‑ e are know s occupatLon Fratemity Relatives Comments: Recommended by Address LETTERS WITH MORE INFORMATION WILL BE APPRECIATED \r\n′￣¥ PH量触M SCHOLARSH量P 話O PL電D俳S 29 M剛 NO丁IC且 Ifyouraddresshaschangedorifyou Epsilon Omicron pledged 29 men to Å number of chcmgeS both in the ch〔Pter ond on campus have cQuSed a stepped up climc[X Q Very SuCCeSSful rush week. The PrOgram Of schoIQrShip in the house. One pledge class of 1959 is not only one of our largest, but one of the best pledge classes of the changes has been cm increased num‑ bero土hours required for gTaduQtion of Busi‑ ness mQjors. With a new deon in the Busi‑ in business. More intense emphasis on scholorship hcIS also been fostered by the ron. Dick Ford. Wcllly Hobson′ Dick Hunt′ 壬aculty with the proposd of on honors col‑ Tom Nelson, Bill Perry, MQrC SQunders all of Portland. lege for the top 20% of the entering fresh‑ man class. I think thc[t We C。e begiming to Steve Thorwdd, ond Norm Frowein from 0ls0. Co○s Bay. Those of the alums that were dovyn for Sandy Singleton ond Pat Gaynor of Son homecoming undoubtedly noticed the large Froncisco. HowcIrd Teich, Joe Dubiel, Steve ′big daddy′′ of all trophies is awonded to the fratemity showing也e most sch0lcIStic a Brother who hc[S mOVed, WewouldlikeallEpsilonOmicronFijis toreceivethispcpeI.. Thankyou. Jack Fitzpatrick, Bill Haun, WQlt Hunter, feel the repercussions of the Sputnik push. Sigma Chi trophydisplaced in血e den・ This of yet. They (me aS follows: Harlon Bridenbough, Tom Bunch, LQrry CQrSOn, John Cosgrave. Tom CodekcIS, Paul Duden. Jim Durst, Don Eggo, Robin Coch‑ ness scho01 the hours required are now 85 know PLEAS岳notifyusof血enewaddress. Cames, Ken Thayer, Tom Åtkinson ond Mike Stuart from the Los Ångeles arecI. Ånd last but not least Dave Ring from Chicago, Illinois. improvement over a yearIs也me. Severd progrQmS lnStituted within the house have c[ugmented eacho土the member s efforts t0 0btcIin the best grades possible. Among these cH.e, a Place in which there are 24 hours of quiet (we call it the pent‑ house); a big brother system; md 12 hour 劇NU肌NORR暮S P暮G D寡聞N馳冒O髄聞lD IN POR冒lEND quiet hours from 6:30 p.m. to 6:30 a.m・ PH看GAMMA D蘭書A 1825 Harris 話ugene, Oregon 辞争議缶詰穆完鉾 薯線隷遥魂嬉鑑㍉多 田 遡 墨田 囲