BROMWAY ^FIJI COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK OMEGA CHAPTER - FOUNDED 1866 NEWSLETTER BY THE OMEGA BROTHERHOOD OF PHI GAMMA DELTA 538 WEST 114th STREET NEW YORK, N.Y. 10025 HOMECOMING THIS YEAR IS OCTOBER 18th AGAINST YALE. I mn^ iiv., TICKETS ARE STILL AVAILABLE AFTER THE GAME, THE I, CP \\^> V xX ^ UNDERGRADUATE MEMBERS OF OMEGA CHAPTER INVITE YOU TO ITS HOMECOMING COCKTAIL PARTY AT THE CHAPTER HOUSE. AmJC) Oj IPETlII-2- WJ WHY DON'T YOU MAKE A SPECIAL EFFORT AND BE THERE and bring THE FAMILY. \r\nThe Brothers of Omega Chapter mourn the loss Lieutenant Russell L, Equi, USMC, killed in action in Republic of South Vietnam. Russ. is the first of our be killed in the Vietnam Conflict. Graduating in 1966 of Second the chapter to from the College, Brother Equi lettered in Varsity Football and was Historian of Omega Chapter in his senior year. Russell L, Equi, 66C From our scrapbooks we found these pictures we found who the From our readers members are. The Findings: left to right: W. A. Daniel '34, Benjamin H, Heynen '35 Top: Bob Ernst middle: Dave Simpson, Ralph Bohrer, Bottom: Don Urie Fritz Heynen, Kenneth Dorland \r\nFIJI'S AND WHAT THEY'RE DOING We heard from Brother Theodore Baumeister '22C and found out that the Golden Anniversary Edition of the Standard Handbook for Mechanical Engineers has been successfully launched, McGraw Hill will be the publisher. Charles Pfizer and Company, Inc. has appointed Brother Joseph L. deCillis '44E, as divisional Vice-President respondsible for the production, research and market ing of all pharmaceuticals in the U.S. Don K. Corwin. '45, wrote and asked us to use the BROADWAY FIJI to hunt down brothers Jim Charnlev. William Grote, Henrv Cooper and Malcolm. Wheeler^ all of whom he has loss contact with. Brother Corwin lives on Big Fresh Pond Road, Southhampton, N.Y. 11968, GLENN E. Schaaf 61C, 62E, has recently been appointed chief Industrial Engineer of the Carlisle Chemical Works , Division of Cincinnati Milling Machine Company. Dave Johnson 64, now residing on Cross Road, Amherst, New Hampshire, has been transferred to Im proved Machinery Inc. in Nashua, N.H, Congratulations go to Brother Gerrv Botha^ '67C,'68E who recently became engaged to Miss Susan Clark, enrolled in Marymount College in Tarrytown, N.Y, ...o.. Also Brother Art Kaufman, '68C was elected Secretary-Treasurer of his class in the Columbia Law School. Brother Dave Zeoarelli '65C is now Dr. Zegarelli, having graduated from the Columbia Dental School and presently enrolled in a two year Ph.D. program in Pathology at the ColumbiaPresbyterian Hospital. Former E now Ensign Basilevsky. stationed aboard the U.S.S, Vermilon, LET US KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING .... CUT OFF THE BOTTOM AND SEND IT IN TO THE CHAPTER HOUSE FOR THE NEXT BROADWAY FIJI Brother Address Information Class \r\nl^e 3 NEW HOUSE OFFICERS FOR OMEGA CHAPTER Without any fanfara, and in kaeping with tha bast of traditions of phi Gamma Dalta, and of our Omaga Chaptar, tha following wara alactad to sarva this prasant Acadamic yaar as officars of Columbia's Chaptar. Prasidant Philip E. Zagaralli, 1970C North Tarrytown, Traasxirar Daniel F« Crowlay Jr. 1971C Hastings ON Hudson, N.Y. Rac•Sacratary William Karl Hapkins Louisville, Kantuclgr Cor. Sacratary Laurence U. Schenk Ridgawood, Ira-alactad) N.Y, 1970C 1971 C N.J. John H. Sanay,1970 C North Miami, Florida Historian FIJI'S PLACE THIRD IN CONDON CUP Bloomington, Indiana, site of the alavanth FIJI Academy proved to be both enlightening and rewarding for tha four Omega FIJI'S who attended. Dan Crowlay, Chris Hannay, Larry Schank and Phil Zagaralli, our delegates wara ovarpovarad and surprized ... yet grateful ... that Omega chaptar was selected and recognized as improving over tha last year. While this came as a total sxirpriza to us, it navarthalass reflects tha accomplishment of a full yaar of hard work by tha members of tha chaptar. Tha academy offered an exchange of ideas and most of all a working opportunity to view other chapters and their common and also uncommon problems. We all felt that tha time and effort was wall worth while in all respects ... both educationally and socially. Remember HOMECOMING October 18th Dartmouth November 4th Pennsylvania November 15th COCKTAIL PARTIES FOLLOW ALL HOME FOOTBALL GAMES, WHY DON'T YOU PLAN TO STOP BY \r\nS£V£N N£W BROTHERS OBTAIN THEIR BLACK DIAMONDS This Spring's Pledge Class ••• one of the larger in recent years, was initiated on May 14th, 1969, The Seven include: Douglas Edmund Baum, 1971C Oyster Bay, N.Y. Brian Martin Berman, 1972 C Freeport, N.Y. Kevin Edward Courtney, 1972C Livingston, N.J. Laurence Jay Lasoff, 1972 C Brookline, Mass William Christopher Longa, 1970 C Vienna, Ohio Lawrence John Schwarz, 1971 C Elmont, N.Y.. Gerald John Smit, 1972 C Rutherford, N.J. FIJI'S WIN BLOOD DRIVE With faint heart and squimish bodies, Columbia's Fiji's journeyed to Low Library to give there shaxre of blood to the Re Cross. The Blue Key Society and Pamphratria teamed up in the effort to provide the Red Cross with an improved volume of rich red and blue blood. AND after the second day, it was announced that Phi Gamma Delta had won the Bronze Columbia Lion ... the award for First Place to that house which had the highest ratio of donors giving. In fact, we had DOUBLE the donors of the next house. OH yes, we forgot to mention it but a Keg of Beer was also part of the first place prize. \r\n"W sUNDERGRADUATES AND WHAT THEY'RE DOING Roger Crossland '70C Jack Probolus '700 Phil Zegarelli *700 Douglas Baiim '710 Mitchell Brodey '710 Operations officer, N.R.O.T.O* Oaptain, Varsity Heavyveight Orew Selected in Senior Society of Sachems Manager, Oolumbia Football Orew Gold Metalist in the World Maccabiah Games Dick Brooker '71E Kevin Oourtney '720 Oaptain Lightweight Football Team Starting Oorner Linebacker, Oolumbia Football flesM Dwayne Dahl '720 Broke, as a Freshman, the Oolumbia University 880yd. record during Spring Ttack. Oaptain F^osh Team Gerry Smit'72E Vice-President of his Olass in Marty O'Donohue '720 the Engineering School Oaptain, Frosh BaselMll Team Orew Jack Probolus, John Seney, John Hughes, Mitch Brodey, Bill Longa Oross Oountry Dwayne Dahl Football Dick Brooker, Gerry Smit, Don Gens Kev4An Oourtney ••• Varsity Football Lt. Wt. Football Karate - Judo Larry Schenk, Paul Masson W. H.M. Gold Rail Society Patrick Ohristopher Henney PROBOLUS ELEOTED OREW OAPTAIN With the heavyweight Lion Crew finishing their regular season with a 4 - 2 record ••• their best since 1963, Columbia's varsity heavyweiglik Crew elected brother Jack Probolus, '700 as its next Captain. Jack, an Economics major has row^ddfor three years of which during his first two he also played fteskt^^aftdcVliffiity Football. Brother Probolus is also Omega Chapter's representative to the Junior Interfratemity Council and on the Pledge Committee. WRITE US. WE LIKE TO KNOW JUST WHAT YOU ARE DOING. EVEN BETTER... STOP BY THE CHAPTER HOUSE SOME TIME