aa wits } | At : ry Na Py Th \r\n了へ¥ 押せ購砂(鳩慨研 Intramural Season Features Basketball The spotlight of the intramural season is focused on Bill Mc‑ Carthy,s basketball squads. This year the FIJIs have five B‑ball teams a11 under the direction of brother Bill. For the last two years Bill,s teams have beeln unde‑ feated in league competition. This year the FIJIs are rated high once again with pledges Frank Burton and Mark Krieg joining Chuck Davis, Stan Fox, Phil Hester∴and Bill LaSalle on the A team. An all senior team composed of Dick AshcJnfelter, Dick Brantner, Jerry Dils, Bob Glazier AI Koe‑ string and Bi11 McCarthy will be out to show the house they haven t F細†hers 〔漢ub PI調ns TV Room Redecor面†ion The Phi Gam Fathers, Club met on October 27, Which was Dad s been leading a sedmentary life for Day Weekend and decided on their the last four years. Presently, the project for 1962. They held their meeting in the Zeta television room B‑ba11 teams are entered in the holiday tournament and then they and as a consequence they plan to will enter league competition after redecorate it. semester break. The specifics of the project in‑ Recently, IU FIJIs ended the football season with a t柾rd place clude the wood pameling of the entire room, aCOuStical tiling the in A a.nd a second in B all campus ceiling, and new lighting fixtures playoffs. Both teams won their to accommodate the card players. respective leagues. This project was highly approved At the same time that Bi11 La‑ of by the brothers because it will Salle, Ned Pfau, and Bob Thomp‑ give the TV room, Which serves 1SOn Were quarterbacking the pig‑ )the purpose of a recreation room, skinners to campus laurels, the a rustic appearance. tennis team was swlngmg into Ist place in the temis toumament . Dave Koenig took individual hon‑ The project wi11 materialize pro‑ riding the necessary funds are raised to finance it, \r\nZ帥Rush Progr面m To S†ress AIumni ln†eres†, Po血i叩†ion Zeta Chapter s over 800 alumni members acro…S the coun七ry can be Very Valuable to the rush program, Om・ Chapter has many members in respected positions in their communities who would be inter‑ ested to guide potential members toward pledging Phi Gamma Delta. To mobilize this alumni potential the chapter has embarked upon a PrOgram designed to keep the alumni informed about the rush Situation at the University and to 臆〇九m皿雄し晋e上he立上el亨平王th」事事もta駐d‑」 ing young members of their com‑ munities. Part of this program is to publish an attractive bu11etin explaining the goals and ideals of Zeta Chapter. This bu11etin wili be sent to a11 alumni who request a copy. Periodic rush reports wi11 」叩qnese Theme Used For F回II P!edge Donce Fijiyama, a COntraCtio「n derived dining room as was the photogra‑ Pher who took pictures of the COuPles against a Japanese back‑ ground. If the couples tired of dancing be made to a11 graduate members, from Mount Fujiyama, a famous (Japanese style) , refreshments and also, VOIcanic mountain in Japan, WaS a rest were offered in the sub‑ the title of Zeta Chapter basement. After part of the even‑ The retum envelope encIosed s FalI with this copy of The Hoosier Fiji Pledge Class Dance, On Saturday Wi11 enable you to help financia11y night, December 8. A Japanese their dates, and the rest of the With this program and you will be theme was carried out in all por‑ lCamPuS Were invited to join in the receiving more information as we tions of the lower floor of the festivities. Mount Fujiyama would PrOgreSS in to the coming year house, Plus the front lawn. Each have probably erupted if it could of the rooms was decorated with a have seen some of our versions of SeParate idea in mind. Japanese Japanese customs, but the Fijis Style prevailed in a11 rooms. had a blast. s prOgram・ Foundation Selects ing was over, the active brothers, Fern prepared a fine dinner for Nine Zeta哺s the pledges and their dates at 5:30. The meal was preceeded by appe‑ Of the approximately 200 stu‑ dents selected for membership on the IU Foundation, nine are mem‑ bさrs ￣〇千￣五官も百二￣￣￣￣ {￣ ￣ ￣ ￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣ ￣ Those selected were : Chuck Dav‑ Long, Dave Koenig, Bill McCarthy, AI Koestring, Jim Tumer and Bert Kram. The IU Foundation is responsible for the planning and coordination 〃Little 500,, week‑ end. A banquet was held on No‑ ̀「ember 18 in the Fangipani Room to signal the beginning of the 500 activities. an旦Yege垣bl壁書やaS」ie型頭」̲旦豊里P臆̲ To冊P「esen† Needs Zeta s parking lot has been in‑ ￣￣ is, Dave Perks, Bill LaSaue, Steve Of the annual tizers of shrimp cocktail, and then the main portion of filets, POtatOeS, P細「kingし0† Ex叩nded Of cars found there, eSPeCially at times when graduate brothers are Visiting the house, SuCh as during Homecoming. The Alumni Board has decided to correct this situation and a re‑ taining wall has been constructed in the back of the house so that the formel. low area to the North can be used for parking. The area has been filled and covered with CruShed stone. There are plans 七o black‑tOP the addition in the This has made the parking area about one‑thil・d largel・ and is cer‑ tainly appreciated by the members in the house. \r\nLatest News About Zeta Chapter Phi Gams 57, is as‑ Some of the steak found on Sistant plant superintendent of the your table may have come from the Me11envi11e, N. Y., Warp‑Knit Di‑ Indianapolis S七ock Yards where ¥γision of Futura Fabrics, Inc. BRYANT W. GILLESPIE, JR JAMES D. BAILEY 信Bales,, is the brother of ROBERT L. BAILEY, also a merhber of Zeta. He, his wife, the former Francess Annese, and their young lSOn live at R. D. 2, Hudson, N. Y. Practicing medicine in Phoenix is HERBERT C. BROWN 54. Herb formerly served with the Division of Indiana Health for the U. S. PubIic Health Service. He is mar‑ ried to the former Joan Bugg, and 18, 土ormer Joan McArthur (Millican‑ Bryant was the first University Tri Delt). They live at 2301 De Student here to quit classes to en‑ Soto Way South, St. Petersburg. 1ist in World War I in which he served with the Rainbow Division. da Jane Austin, are the paren七s of JONES ment specialist for the Ford Motor and wife live at 3541 N. Meridian Co. in Dearbom, Michigan. St., Indianapolis 8, Indiana. and his wife, the former CaroI , the term (Fla.) Times, but Editor and Pub‑ s purchasing assistan七 60. ̀̀Cart" 24, runs it with joumalistic precision. In addition to his newspaper activi‑ ties, Nelson is the author of Post‑ is married to the former Connie War Jobs, Goodnight (IU‑Pi Phi), and they also holds the 1957 IU Distinguish‑ ed Alumni Service Award, the hon‑ Orary Doctor of Letters degree live at 243 Callan, Evanston, Ill. Devoting his time as senior vice‑ PreSident of the Pomona (Calif.) First Federal Savings and Loan Associa七ion is GLENN CUNNI‑ SON 25. Cunney live at 3670 written in 1945, and Wi11iams, LaVeme, an honorary member of the Uni‑ Versity of FIorida Blue Key Club for his contribution to public serv‑ 音ice. He is married to the former Henrietta Malkiel, alnd they are lhe parents of two daughters. The Poynters live a七900 Park St. N., California. St. Petersburg, FIorida. Upsilon Kappa chapter at the University of Kentucky is largley responsible for i七s inception to a RICHARD S. HODGES they have two daughters, Vicki and Roland is in good position for the Lisa. They live a七2319 Manitoba UK Phi Gam job, aS he is engaged Dr., Lafayette, Indiana. Lexington. He and his wife the pa), live at 231 Chenault Rd., Lex‑ ington, Kentucky. Martin (IU‑AIpha Chi) and they I三aVe tWO yOung SOnS, Timothy an点 Christopher. The family lives∴at 5548 Broadway, Indianapolis 20, Indiana. JAMES S. GRIMES 46, is pres‑ ident and owner of Anderson Au‑ tomotive Supply, Inc., in Anderson. He is also owner of EIwood Auto‑ motive Supply. Burley is mar‑ ried to the former Jo Ann Heffe」 finger (Butler‑Theta), and they and their two children live at 1418 O. MAY 54. Fred is married to the former Barbara Jo Cassnel。 (IU‑Delta Zeta) and they have a SOn, Ronnie, four years old, and a daughter, Rebecca, 18 months. The in banking with t.he First Security former Warreene Rhoads (IU‑Kap‑ 45. Jim is Systems designer for Mead John‑ Of the house corporation there. Na七ional Bank and Trust Co. in Of V. JAMES STORY married to the former Barbara L. son and Co in Evansville is FRED Co. in Lafayette. Dick is married W. Advertising for Caldwe11 Larkin 鎖nd Sidener Van Riper is the line 58, is to the former Sandra Crosby and Zeta‑ Wisconsin, Livonja, Michigan. a. salesman with the Campbe11 Sales ROLANI) of three children, and live at 32458 North Drive, Anderson, Indiana. 25, Currently treasurer member FISHER Sam from Ste七son University, and is and his wife are the paren七s of two sons. They 49, a methods develop‑ MacDougall, are the parents oi ̀̀Stop the presses! 1isher NELSON POYNTER Corporation Fords may very a daughter and two sons. Bryant be heal.d around the St. Petersburg is DAVID W. CARTER 63 well boast a touch of JUSTIN B. hackneyed by Hollywood may not The American Hospital Supply The new He and his wife, the former FIori‑ The Browns live at lOO8 mount, Phoenix 13, Arizona. 24, is is a lives七ock buyer. While at IU, they have a four‑year‑Old daughter. W. Fair‑ HERVEY W. DUTTON an adjudicator for the Veterans Administration in St. Petersburg, Fla. Hervey is the husband of the Mays Iive a七 Helping to boost the merits and 3113 Graham Ave., Evansville, Ind. advantages of Lafayette is ROB置 ERT P. O BANNON, JR. 53, man‑ ager of the Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce. Bob is Selling life insurance for Mass‑ achusetts Mutual is ARTHUR J. SAUM 14. Art is married to the former manager of the LaPorte former Maude B. Buckert, and Zone sales manager for Motor‑ Chamber also. He and his wife, the they have two sons, William an(l Ola is DON E. LAMBERT )52. formeI. Sara Tanger, live at 2202 Jan・ Jan is a Lehigh University Monk is living at 5133 Richmond Avenue, Houston, Texas. North Salisbury, West Lafayette, Fiji. The Saums live at 861 Covert Indiana. Avenue) Evansville, Indiana. 鰭※鰭鰭韻嫁鰭懸欝欝鴛 彩陶卿読 ⑲鯵挑土面敦 鰍鰍噂 f叩糊 卑 拘諭さ鯵卵油胴‡彊