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A/ ilA.'/.i JIE 6, III jKSFTEirrimr ^f lil 4 X0 :'T ELECTED e~63 MqINKTEB is president Iia:-.SEC'IIOM COIIFEREIICE Onega scloctod .cai abioVl962-63 Cab inet at a fcmal laooting ma March 10th# PIELD Hi BOSTON Elovatod to tlio office of President Onega v/as vroll represented at the re cent conference of Sections 1, 2, and 3j held in Boston March fourth oiad fifth# fron tha.t of Rooording ifecrotary T/as Jerry L# Mclntyro, "3^o" served as House Mcno.gor end House Stov/ard in his sophonore year# Last fall ho guided tho Hatcher and Treasurer "Zelce" Foust, vrcro^ nutts as pledge trainer# A high-ronldl ng Navy ncn, tliis jocular Fiji vdll un in attendonce at the cpnclayo, vdiioh in cluded a Friday night boor party, Satur tra.tor# Eight brothers, including President "Tox" day discussion periods, and a layish bniiquot featuring talks by Brother Goorgo Bailey and other Irohons# The vrookcnd y/as clinaxod by a Saturday night party hosted by the hospitable M.I.T* Ohaptor# Goorgo Stcmord (Oliio iJosloyan '47 end Pona '4?) is Onega's and Section 5's ncvir Section Chief# doubtedly prove hinsolf on able adi:xinis* iHaoms E, Pylo, oleotced to fill tho Ho» 2 slot as Treasurer, ccofdinatod tho Fiji Booths at Spring GarnivaJ last May and at Honocor.iing tliis past fall#Ho has contributed his Ckthletio provross t) tho House OS volleyball captain, and on tho gridiron end softball dioiurnds of Morningsido Park# "Piol" is cB.so Business The discussions vroro of spooial in terest to the Oolunbia roprcsontativos, for they revealed that nany of the problens afflicting Onega arc also pressing cn our neighbor chapters# Mutual _dis- Manager of the Golurabia. "Joster#" Hie office of Eocor^Ling Sgorotojy vdll bo filled by Dick Tuork, Brother oussion of such difficulties as tuiivoroity hostility to fratcarnitios and lack of vddospread alwmi support ivaa useful and infomativo to c.11 the participating chapters, and presages increased interchapter cooperation in this area# Hio Phi Ganna Delta YiTook Coordinator, Mcn- yTOokcnd was an adninistrativo as vroll.as a social success# Tuork lic.s served tlireo the Hoieso in yoars on the Oolunbia oanpus his as bcrship Conaittoo Chairuan, and, cur rently, Spring pledge traiaicr# Brother Kenny Ostborg, fomorly ohairi".irn of tho Alumii EclntionsOor.indt- too, assunes the post of Oorrospo nding Sooretary. Kenny's thouglftful deliber ations vdll bo tn additional asset tho now cabinet# to Just beginning his career of scrdoo Yifith this vroll-balanced and onorgc- tio cabinet at its holn, Onega Chapter looks fonvard to a hoaltiiy and propcrous year* to Phi Garxia Delta is Brdther Pinhas Halfon, an engineering frcsshnan fronlstmbul, Turkey, Brothor Hdlfon vdll fp.1 the post.of Historian# \r\nOMEGiiS III BLUE KEY AIID VAII AM BEDiJD'k'iiil FIJI Published by OUSaA OF PHI GiiM/'i. DELIA : PJifiE 2 BEDiiDVfiJ FIJI millER 1962 ■OFFICERS Prosidont..............JERBY L. HoIlinTRE nbrec.s'Wcx'*•••«•••••••••••• imOLbiS E« FILE Roo» Soorctary* •••••••••• *21 CrIARD lUERK Corr» Sooro"bojy» ••••••• •RElIiiBHH OSTDERG, Historical. •PII'JKjiS HALFOII Editor*•••••*•••••••••*•*•••••GEHE UEIER Ivro frestaon Fijis have boon seloctod for probationary uca'-iborMiip in Goluabia's tiTO honorary sorviaao sooioiiost Chris Straub, pro-law student fren Lorch- nont, is a probate of the TiSan An Society* Ghris is Fiji ropresontativo to tho Ponfratria Social Oerxiittoe. Mar Coxmeotioutt, PBESIDEHI^S LEIIER PIG DlHlMt APRIL 12 Brothers of Oiaoga, As a notibor of lc.6t year's ooiiinot, i, along 'vvith ny follow offieors, plod «• god to telcc-positive stops in strongthoning our cdui.mi relations^ to seek ways of boooning a "norc integral part of tho oollogo ooixiunj.ty,"and to pursue a oeurso of active partioip&tion in the national organization^ V/ith the unsirerving ooeporation and support of "Wio Brotherhood, T/b have been able to see nest of c^f plaiia boor fruit. national oorrespondonoo has boon haiidled responsibly and" T/ith dispatch* ¥o have piicited aid and inforiiatien fraa Bill Zoman cn several oocasiohs during. Sontiuon'fcaiity. vdLll, bo the keynote at the last Pig Dinner to bo hold at the iloTiT York Phi Gauaa Delta Club en April 12th,. Built'during tiie 1920's> the Club at low West 56th St. will eloso its doers on May 1, 1962. Hovrovor, there are plans to jooestablish a Phi Gar.x Club in llev/Yoxk iix tho forseeable, future. Ittio •tixe April 12th Pig Dinner, cost ivhioh start mth cocktails at Si 30, , For the first tii-io in sevoral yoors, of ^vill will bo $5.50 for aluuixi and $2,75 for undorgrads payable at the door. • ALPffig RELAEOITS the past ypo.r« lluoh to our pleasure vro have found the new and. closer relationshi p ■with the roational a gro.tifying oiid rowai^ ding one. , Derek shall, Onega/ basoball captain and now Jttjhletic Chaiman, has boon noi'-iod f® r probationary nenbership to tho Blue Key Seoioty. Derek hails frouMJost Redding, • Iho acadonio yecjp 1961-62' lias seen tho Graduate Relations Coixiitteo' put cm a firra footing under the loadofship of Keimeth R, Os&org oiid his cassisting bre- A sir.iilar ohango" for the better ocai 'thors- Frank Stepponbach and-Rudy Quirinii bo soon in our participation in college offaf fs. Fijiland is, as. always,- well- Persoiial o'dfrospondonco was kept up with nany of the almmi, and in-vitations to sport's hero dt ColiaiTbia. Ihe football, basketball, basoball, crow, ' soccer,■, and ■v-n*estling tecjits are all ivDll-^ugacntod •siolis-. . repfpsonted ■ in ail "tdie inter-collogiato by Fiji nusolenph.Blue Key and "^anianSor— (continued on page 4) LEIIER 10 HIE EDIIOR Deccscibor 18, 1961 Door Genot . I talco it you are rospohsiblo for •fcho latest issue of yovir little Ghapter Magazine, I enjoyed reading it and couplinont you on its conposition. -^so, congratulate Bob Hatcher card other offi dinner wore extended on nunorous ooca- For the first 'tiiao ih-^ scyeral ydars otir sot of addressegraph plates is. in . proper funo.tieniiag order* Ihoy have boon brought up to date; as of Septcsabor 1961 with now initiates and ohaiggos- of address iixcludod. Iho plates havothoon filed in four oatogeriosi - tho undorgradnatp; bro.thprhoed, the- graduate: bretoorhopd, , the national offioors, and -1110 ether clxai^rs of tho fratorxii ty • 3hoy have, been .; do pe sited vAth an addtrossograph sorvico in nid-.tevm Moohattan. cers On their fine aooouplishi.icnts.Leoks Iho oou-iitteo- has. hmxcaiod^^ all nass nootiiigs such as notices for Honocoriing, like a sirong Chapter, and I hope the in terest, continues. All gpod rVriLshes to all and Ohristi:xc.s cards.. cf you for , joyous holidays oaad a fine o•vontful iloT/'Year. Fratomally,; PergoI Oharles E» Hoydt '00 tho pig diimor,tho oimual egg nog por^ For thcV'opjiiihg aoddoniio year of 1962 '-63 .the Graduate RolatioiisCoi-jiaitto'o will bo .midor the oe—ohairaenship pf bro-fchcrs Milco ^Joffori.s and Ed Lyon. Vfo .oro look- ■ xng forvTard to still .olosor end.; better relations vdth ow graduate bro-fiiorhood during tho coixing ycior. \r\nmilTlR 1962 BEOiiDliliiJ FIJI PAGE S FIJI FROLICS SPRIIlG PLEDGES Dcccubor 3, 1961 sav.' tho tradition-' Four eutstcaading nen virero sv/om in al pledge party at 538» Purple passion provided the punch and the pledges pro vided the entertaiunont, Outsteaiding in as spring pledges on MarohTth, Those who proudly wear tho white star orej the pledge shit Vfore Bob Yunich, a freshnan from Soarsdale,lJY Bob a.ttondod Triiiiiy-Pavrlizgg School, and likes food, scaling, and TsEoing in ITew new hrothcrs Brilc Hanson and Derek Marshall• Hank Davis cJid his IivistinglvTO undo an encore at tho Fiji House on January York, 13, Beer vfas tho ■beverage at this Stovo Case, a sephenoro fron Flaiziingten, pre- finals vroek blast, Playaatc deoor a la rabbit pearvaded tho House scenxvrio a.t tlao ainiual Playboyspring. rush party February 17th, Friday night keg nights have been roinstituted at Oaego. tliis senester under the direction of Brother Schubert, Sor orities ore tovited froia near-by schools and are well-hosted by Onega, Messieurs Hai'-taor Stove' s a philosophy na.jer aiad on autu;.5n hot-dog nagnato at Bcdior Field* Jeff Bogunil, a froslonan fron Sumit.lIJ* 4offls_ especially talentediin olootronios and hi-fi, Harvey Bioronbaun, an engineoring freshnan fron Levittewn, Pa, liarv's en c.spiring varsity foetbaJler, and sees his fu ture iia ohonica.l enginoeriigg. and MalaJcoff have ncdc elaborc.to plans to inalcc this year's Fiji Islaiad Party the biggest, tlao booz iest, .the beppincst party in the history of Onega and of Fijilaead, Slated for iipril 14, the party vAll begin at seven p,n, arith buffet dinner and live cock tail ausis; then at eight Hani: Da.vis aiad Co, mil brock tho need and Tvvist tTill bo King until r.iidnight Tiion the first oez-ibe Tdll reestablish a nere sublkae ba.ok- greund for the wee hours of the nerning, Decerc.tions avill be la.vish aiad cestunes provocative, Oizxegas and friends of "Onegas freu near and far are ec,gorly aamiting this highlight of tho Fiji social season. EIE GOOD lEIGHBOR POLICY AT EIE FIJI HOUSE j Phi Gaxxia Delta ITeek Ihis past fall witnessed an overnight face lifting in tho House, The talents cnxl onthusia,si".i of the sixteen pledges were evident in their a.cconplislt-ients, Forenost of thflr tanks was the pledge project,tho ponnel— ing of tho second floor piano roon in nahogany. The job was finished in spite of tho hcndioai,p of a deteriorating wall which Cvdded to tho generc.l confusion by collapsing. Boundless energy of ilao pledges,con ducted into proper chaainols by the super vising brothers, noant further benefits for tho House, The secicd reor-i's par terre floors wore sanded sriioeth, -shel lacked, and waned, Hao woodwork undorTront a thorough rubdovm, Oho bar and pool reen fleers v/ore azraxod. Perhaps the nest strilaing changeVifas in the bright, ne\f deoerc.ter colors sproa.c liberaJly on v/alls and woodvTOrk, Azure blue and contraversidl chicken jcllow a.re the fashion this yoa.r along with i^iito trin. The stairs get a fresh coat of black, and one enterprising pledge even put a fresh Gea,t efl tho secb in the fourth fleer ba.throen, nuoh to tho dis may of several brothers. Qj CUl [y_k!j PTII GALiI.IA DELTA vjEEK r Hie House did cone out of Phi Goi'xia y Delta "i'^bek a I than the pledges, and it is with a cer tain pride tha.t the new brothers noT/vioxv 1 ^0^ let their fro.tornity. cleaner and fresher \r\nVaiflER 1962 BHOAD'iaiy .FIJI OOLUISIA iJID IIITaR*FRiiTEEIIHY SPORTS The iatcrr-iurol athletic prosroa at Coluiibia is quite a. rcauarlcablo -one con sideriiig-Coluiubia's lad:-ef redly ade quate athletic facilities* Indoor sports are. still porferjued in the snail and sonowhat antiquated University ■ Hall Gyn- ; P.AG'B 4r ' -'gHOn Eii: ilI'S3DBIAlI< S SCK^ijOOH Rood Harris «32, roooifcbly nanpd tc tho post of Assisttmt • DiroctioJi of the U.S. liiforiidtion'Agency,Tcas "Broa.dv/ay Fi;ji" editor as well as contravorsial i'twr^ of the Oolunbia Spectator# John Ihoobcdd >25, xaow suporiii"WndGnt of How- nasiuiu, and until the proposed iiev/'field York GityPublio Schools, was track cop^ house in Llorningsido PrJrl: (novr in the planning sta.30) is conplctcd, all such tain and a sachcn, sports events nust be crcxsacd into the already tight schedule of activitLcs thor^ v/as ono3 editor of Jqstor which- operate under the auspices athletic departncnt* of the During the vdnter months. Universi ty Hall's single rcgulation baslcetba 11 court services both the varsity cuid frosbuan squads,vdiile overhead the c-rev/, Roolavoll' Kentj iiationdiy knovm au • Oolunbia UiiiTOrsity'for mny ■ yoors wtis • Chrrlos A* Board (DoPauiY >98). track, wrestling, soccer and baseball taai'-is'all naiiago to work out-on the in door track and ether areas provided thaa» Ihus, intercollegiate sports nenbpolizo and Onega '04:# Goorge S. Ruppoft of brcwar; fane was Onega, Class of '99* GhorlosErBlydon'burgh' 78 vfas a Suprone Court Jus tice,'iJot on^Onoga, htcb on. intoinatipnally ronownod" historical associiatod with - PRBSIDIIIIT'S - LETIER(oon^ frofi p#2)' the afternoon* vice societies, Josijor (oisnpus 'huao® na■gazino), tho Panphratria dxboutivo oomA ittoo, tho guide service,"Siio Gloe . Club, At night, hovrover, the. gyn is given over to intenaural sports, and. after the tion .cro all bols.torod orcoaptained by touch football season is concluded (all brothers-of Onega-# I can Wiostly any gyn facilities during the greater pcjrtoff' outdoor sports are porferned in Ilorningsidc Park), University Ildll is the scone for cdnpotitive sports ranging ■ fron squash to velloyball. Fraternities par ticipate iia ba,skotball and volleyball leagues (Phi Gaa had a respoctablo 3-2 record in basketball and v/as 3-1 in vol leyball this year), and individuals are aiid the Undorgraduato Chri^tion Associa that there are few orgcaiizations on conpus this year that haVen't enjoyed the talents of Phi Goni tho Docui's Office Ow-roldtions- T.i.th this past year- hatro; boon nothing but positive, Siliis positive ii'-iago- in the Doon's Office vdll bo" in-; oroasingly inpertqnt when the Universityconsidors fratemi'ty housing in tlie nest' ailoT/ed to enter cj.1 sorts of oggnnizod decade# , toumanents,Besides handball aiad squash, .Iho cxtrenoly iJi5)of teait-job of hand ling Alvu-uxi Relations-was rably executed#; Iloncocining Cocktail Party "was such - a a VJTcstling toumrxient has bocia .added this 'season* To fill out tho sports oalondar,tho athletic-dopartmont also sponsors in tho ' spring a softball looguo and' on oil-fro^ tcrnity track neat (in which Plii Gara should do very \7cll). It is hoped tliat vdth tho eventual conpletion of the. now' field house and overall expansion ofi aihletic facilities at Coluiabia, intraraural sports, and in particular, intorfratem- ity'coupotitibn, will also expand both in scope and in student participation. Bob Hoi 1961-2 Athletic Ohran# "PHI GAim miAS" STILL SOUGHT Wb are still seflfcing to complete eur li brary of Phi Garxaa Doltas* If you have any copies vdth which you arc ivilliiag to part, please send then to Brother Halfon at, 538, Also, Vifo arc still socking to obtaiin a copy for lom only of iiio souvonir progran distributed' at the 75th imidvofsary Bonquot of Onega Chapter,1941* ' ; '- success that at tiiacs wo ■wondorod vdxe ther the floors ef "ole 538" iTOuld sup-, port the .masses, of flatedgraduates# Hhe response to. our efforts at bringing oiir Alumni- back into the "fold," hev/ever, has left something to be^desirfd# I am con fident that fnce win* Alumni realize the strides that Omega is making, one hundre^/olumni participation will ence ftgain .be realized# lliliat about next year? Personally, 1 forsee nothing but bright horizons#- En thusiasm is high,here; the Omega Associ ation is giving us immeasurable suppofti and betv/een the tvire of us; there- ■ 'is a feeling of pride for the past and pres«nb and optimism for the futu®©# Yfe are pos itive that tmega is destined' to be the' / brightest star in the Fraternity* • ' Fraternally, ,.. . / ; Jerry L, ilolntyre -■ President Omega Chapter ' ■ of Phi Gamma Delta