irniiniil's mitr GONZALES EXPRESSES GRATITUDE luesday November 9 marked the sec ond anniversary of the re-chartering of the Delta Xi Chapter of the Frat.ernity of Phi Gamma Delta at the Uni versity of California at Derkeley. It seems to me appropriate at this time to express the gratitude of the pre sent active chapter to all' those re sponsible for that event two years ago and for keeping it going. long to mention, and not wishing to leave anyone out, I would simply like to extend our tlianks to all of you who have contributed to the reestab- lishraent of Delta Xi, With you help we have definitely gotten our feet on the ground and begun to move on our own. We truely appreciate your time and efforts Fraternally Yours, Manny Gonzalez '77 Since the list of nai:es is far too Delta Xi News: Pledges Berkeley California NORMS Till In wiiub can only be call ed a sucessful rushing |ieriod, the iJelta Xi Chap ter added to its numbers fifteen new pledges, i liey are: senior Jiavid Graves of Brentwood, juniors lete Alison of Leucadia, Cliris l.chman of i'asadena, Doug Becker of Glendaie, Art Has:!par o 1' I'^iodes to, soph omore Bandy Procter of Dan- vi lle, and fresnmen bob Fores o I' Walnut Creek, Tony Pi no Hi of West Covina, dim Buclv i nghaui of Newjiort, Mike Clrinn of I'alo Alto, Kevin Smith of Walnut Creek, Braci Krouscup of San Jose, Witch Madruga of San Diego, Bill Viinm 3 Mtr 1 Diiiili Nailer 128th Ekklesia The continued good hoal th and strcnglit of the Delta Xi Chapter of IMii Jiarama Delta was reaf firmed during tlie 128th Bicentennial Fkklesia in Washington D.C. Praise and honors were not (-nly showered upon the firotlicrs of Delta Xi but also the graduate brother were recipients of numerous favorable coiiimei;ts by members of tbo Archonate. As at last year's Academy, the Delta Xi Chapter \\ras very iiromincnt win n the awards we. e dealt out Uolly Dickison of Sacre- ai the 197D i^kklesia. Ann as similar as last , year, it v.; s tin; field of education that Wo 1 ta Xi excel men to. led Kendall of Stockton and In other Chapter news, the first intramural cha'.-i)- ionsliif) to come to Plri in. Delta Xi received honorable men lions in both the tuveu Ci;p competition for the most improved scholarshij' and In the Jordan Bowl coiiipetion for Gamma Delta since its re- Lh(^ best ovoi-all scholarshi p.. And Delta Xi was also c'lUirting in Berkeloj" was awarded a scroll signifying the besting of the all won by the house street hockey team last spring. The team was led by Munson Fvere tt '7tj nnd i cm C r'G cl 1 i * 77• In the rocenty released fiaternity GPA list, tlie Fiji hcusc finished filth of thiriy-one houses. men's national scholastic avCT^gev -It was none other than oultgbing Archon pres ident Dr. Tommy Williams who It'i^ivishly and neseredly praised the graduate br fhers of Delta Xi fer lidding on to the Fiji l^^seMA^iii6^3^7tumultous period and tnen tremendcus^ly aiding the chartering of tin chapter. fRArts ♦NTERIWTJu,,. . re \r\nPage 2 oc Berkeley This year's Big Game, the seventy- ninth renewal of one 'of college foot ball's greatest rivalries, meant more to a relative small number of Fijis than simply a chance to come back to root for their old college colors. It meant a chance to return and see the team they 5)ent their fall afternoons with. This small number of men can be called the Goluen Bear Fijis,' Fall '76 Other Fijis on the '51 Bears were Ed Bartlett at end, Ralph Kruegar at tackle in addition to Pete Mering and Richard LemMon, Upon graduation, Fiji Richter termed the 1951 Big Game one of the top two thrills of his illustrious s)iorting career here at Californip, These Fijis helped tlie Bears ke§p a five' year Big Game win streak"alive with an impressive 20-7 win. Though the records of who all the past Golden Bear Fijis are are a bit sketchy, the Norris Fiji would like to tell the story of those we do know of in this special tribute art icle. Our oldest records led us to the 1931 Big Game and a quarterback named Ed Kirwan, Kirwan rallied his Golden Bear team to a 6-0 shutout over the Cardinals to procure for the Gold and Blue what would be their only Big Game win between the years 192^ and 1935. The fall of 195''t saw two Delta Xi brothers in the Gal start ing line-up. They were halfback Johnny Wilson and taclke George Najarian, Their team capped off an eight year Gal Big Game reign with a In 1936 Fiji Harlo "Speed" Bennet played right end for a Bears team that rolled to a 20-0 win over Stanford, son The win marked the end to another Gal '5^ Football Big Game drought just as the I93I game 28-20 win. After the season, Wil was named (cont. page 3) had, A near half dozen Phi Gams played with the Golden Bears in 1951, a team that was ranked number one in the nation. They were guided by an All American and Fiji too Les Richter. , ^ ^ ♦j.Vv.. . HONORARY CAPTAIN STAN DZURA .. . will be pulling for the Bears to win the Big One at Palo Alto tomorrow. Stan, confined to Cowell since September with a leg injury, smilec a hello from his hospital bed. i \r\nThe Norris (continued from page 2) King while fraternity brother Najarian was deemed the season's most courag eous player. Fall '76 shone everyone in Cal's Memorial Stadium that fall day as he rambled for 103 yards in twenty-two carries in addition to grabbing three Joe Kapp passes for another forty-eight yards. Alone he The 1958 Big Game, Cal's last stop before a New Year's trip to Pasadena and the Rose Bowl, is considered by many to be the most dramatic Big Game of all. The Bears won it 15-1^ but only after they had stopped a last minute Stanford bid for a two point extra 311 yaras of total offense. His perfor mance prompted Kapp to tell the press after the game that "Jack Hart is the point. Undisputably the games bright est star was Fiji Jack IJart. Hart out- 1965 Bears squad, which like this year's accounted for almost half of the Bear's most unuer rated back I know." End Mike Gridley and strong side linebacker Jim Fetherston played on the Bears carried a 5-5 seasonal record into the Big Game. In '65 Gridley Fetherston and the rest of the Bears fell to the Indians for the fifth time in as many years, the final score being 9-7 in favor of Stanford 1966 was a big year for Big Game Fijis. Fiji Rick Bennet played half back, Don Guest played in the defensive backfield and returned a pun 59 yards to set up a Golden Bear TD, Jerry Woods played at lineback er; however, all their efforts went for naught as the Bears came up short for the sixth yeai in a row. But all California and Fiji losses were avenged in Palo Alto las year when Phi Gams Ted Albrect and Munson Ever ett aided the Bears in 1 their lopsided ■'i5-l5 trouncing of the Card inals. Well •e'^re sure we left alot of you but bul we tried. But a last word to all Big Game Fijis... congratulations and thanks for ories. the mera- \ PHOTO CAPTION: (itor) Kick Bennet, Ted Al brect, Stan Uzura, Mun son Everett Hart. and Jack \r\nrMt4 iC lEHELEf FUl lllllllH 1«t rtienliir wliii... DELTA Xls RE-UNITE IN HAWAII Lockwood and Murphy carried it off Brother M. Geldert '67 contacted well in his absence. Geldert can now the Norris Fiji from his home in Hawaii be found at 3509 Alani Drive, Honulu- with this story of some brothers in lu, Hawaii 96822. Wallace Gallup wrote, the Hawaiian Islands. He wrote;"There resides in Hawaii the nucleus of a to say that he too could now be locat ed in the Islands at PC Box 1837, •skirt hid crew'; as a matter- of fact, Kailua Kona, Hi 967'iC). Rich Cooper '50 remembers an inci there are four former !animals' here who recreate the infamous bid delivery dent occuring in January of 1956 in at the AE(|) house and other nefarious Fiji functions at every opportunity: volving a cannon and the shattering of some windows in the i'hi Kappa Tau house The odd part of- the story rest in the brothers Gallup, Urrea, Dzura anrl my self. fact that even When they're not abroad, brother at the Phi Gam house. Brother Gallup though the can non was Fiji property, it was ignited by is making no small name for himself Phi Urrea can be found at the controls of a local airline jet and brother Dzura at 'Boyd's' recreating Thursday nights Taus. V/e appreci as' a local barrister and 1 can be ate found on the audit staff of Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Company." brothers Cooper and Gel dert's Brother Geldert went on to explain contrib utions. We'd that althoug!) he could not be at the "Pig" in person last year, he was there also appreci- in spirit and hoped brothers Duckhorn ate Can you help us identify this nautical duo seen to the right^ If you can please wr i te more. the Norris Fiji and tell us about them. Pig Dinner May 6 !!!!! PHI GAMMA DELTA 2395 PIEDMONT AVENUE BERKELEY CALIFORNIA 9^70^. \r\nDear Brother, In order that we can keep up with you and what you are doing these days, we would really appreciate it if you could fill out the following questionaire about yourself and what you're up to.thanks Dan Turner Corresponding Secretary NAME ADDRESS CLASS STATE MARRIED? TO WHOM? have any kids? JOB????? DO YOU STILL HAVE CONTACT WITIJ MANY BROTHERS? HOW ABOUT A STORY OF YOUR DAYS AT 2395, Z1 P_