Zeta Chapter o土Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity at Indiana University Volume XXVII Number 3 BIoomington, Indiana March 1962 Koenig Heads New Cabinet At the start of the new semester, Zeta elected its new cabinet which is to be headed by David F. Koenig. Dave, a junior from Hamilton, Ohio, is a business major. At the present time he is planning to at‑ tend graduate business school. He is quite interested in tennis and was a member of our intramural team which won the lall‑CamPuS tennis tournament. Dave can cer‑ tainly expect a busy schedule in the ensuing year, but we are sure that his leadership will result in ZETA,S NEW CÅBINET consists of (from left to right) Ålvin L. Koestring )63 of Evansvi11e) David F. Koenig 163 of Hamilton, Ohio, Jeffrey K. Coulter ,63 of IndianapoIis, Bert Loftman ,64 of Newark Delaware, and Wi冒liam B. LaSalle 64 (not pictured) of Wabash. Zeta,s continued supremacy at IU. Natura11y Dave does not face this task alone. He will be assisted by the other members of the cabin‑ et which are Jeff Coulter, Vice‑ Pig Dimer to Commemorate 91st Year; Executive Secretary Zerman Will Speak Once aglain it is time for all graduate brothers to retum to Beech‑ wood for the amual Norris Pig Dimer. 【The dimer this year, 蘭mm餌rora七iIlg Zeta,s 9lst yeal",臆wi11 be ildd z正the cII元Pしe千h。TIるe. Highlights wiIl include one of Femiel s excellent dimlerSl, the an‑ Presiden七; AI Koestring, Treasur‑ er; Bert Loftman, Recording Sec‑ retary; and Bi11 LaSalle, Corres‑ POnding Secretary. Jeff Coulter is from Southport; he too is a junior, however, Jeff s illte亡eSt is in the Iield of Tyle̲dicine‑臆」 He has been active in the intra‑ mural program ‑ Playing on the qualifielS him as an expert, On the footba11 team, traCk team, and subjec弓 wrestling. Jeff also rode in the of Greek organizations. He is held in highest respect by Little all those interested in furthering past two years and was selected as one of the six outstanding rid‑ the fra七emity system. 500,, bicycle race for the Perhaps some of the brothers the passing years and perhaps they Our treasurer, AI Koestring, comes to us from Evansville. He have forgotten the legend behind is a busines,S major who has been memories have been dimmed by the Norris Pig Dinner. For their given the monumental task of benefit a brief summary of the keeping our books in order. Al fir,St Pig Dinner might be in order・ divides most of his free time be‑ The story as related by Tomos Beta is as follows. tween the Army ROTC program and YMCA activities. At class day excercises at the University of Califomia in 1893, tary is from Newark, Del. Bert (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 3) Bert Loftman, reCOrding secre‑ \r\n州昨上納的場〃帰り耽〃 e PIG DINNER Zeta Continues (Contin調ed from Page l) Ralph Hathom, a loyal Fiji, tOOk OCCaSion to poke fun at the Dekes and Betas who had monopolized the glee club for the past year. Asl a visual aid Brother Hathorn High Achievement In the last two months Zeta has achieved a gre風t deal, in scholar‑ Ship, intramurals and social activi‑ brought a barrel to the platform. Around the barrel markedバU of C Glee Club was tied a stout rope. It was symbolic of the strangle‑ hold that had been established by the two rival fraternities. Ou七 Of the barrel, tO COmPlete the fig‑ ure, tumbled a ,Squealing pig. The Pig escaped momentarily, but due to the undaunted efforts of the Published regularly through‑ Fiji freshmen, the pig 」S final re‑ Out the school year by Zeta Chap‑ ward turned out to be over low ter of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity flickering coals at the Califomi乳 at IndiaIla U!1ivers王ty臆for the en‑ Fiji臆strOnghold. It was here tha七 joyment of its alumni and friends. Frank Norris first performed an Contributions of news of alumni elaborate ceremony worthy of the are welcomed and encouraged at all times. Le七us know what you =well cooked,, Dekes and Betas. Pehaps more familiar to Zeta s are doing. AddresIS all communi‑ cations to: Alumni Relations Of‑ fice, P. O. Box 1251, BIoomington, Fijis is the tale that is told of the Indiana. goes, and as is verified every year abortive attempt by the Be七as to S七eal the Zeta pig. As the s七ory by re七uming brothers, the alert Phi Gams substituted an animal of the Canine species for the coveted Pig just before the Betas call to dinner. Rumor has it tha七a good POrtion of the dog was digested by the bird men before some‑ one noticed that a switch had tak‑ en place. Oh I d rather eat pig at the Fiji house any old day than dog at the Beta House. ‥ Bringing us cIoser to the pres‑ ent would be a brief note about last year s pig dinner. Last year s dinner was a rousing success with brothers coming from as far away 象s Wyoming and Washing七on, D.C. Congra七ulatory messages arrived from places such as Tanganyika and Quebec. And what of the Future? Plans are now underway to make this year s dinner the very bes七. The succesIS Of the evening depends On the graduate brothers. Their desire to relive the brotherhood of their past undergraduate days has always been very strong. We sin‑ Cerely hope that the outstanding record made by their chapter will continue to foster within them the intereSt tO COme 〃home,, once a year. Zeta chapter sincerely hopes that all brothers within reach of The Hoosier Fiji will be able to return to Beechwood on the night 105. The grade average for tl brothers was about the new 4.O 2.76, (und system) help perpetuate Zeta which w s high sICh \r\n因王国 Executive Secretary Bill Zerman Is Highly Respected in Greek World Sitting alt tlhe head table at thisl yelar,s Pig Ba、nquet Will be a Sturdy‑looking felloⅥγ named William Sheridan Zeman, better known as Bill Zerman, Executive Secretary of Phi Gamma Delta. Brother Zerman was 22 years Old (he now is 37) when he first entered the portals of Phi Gamma Delta at Michigan University. He entered as a sophomore transfer from Dtfiance College in Ohio, following a three‑year hitch in the Army medical department as a sur‑ gical and psychiatric technician. While at AIpha Phi Chapter, Bill SerVed as corresponding secretary 嵐nd was awarded the coveted Rey‑ NewsofF擁A宛劇毒 noIds Rich Smith Award, given on 七he basis of scholarship, 1eader‑ Ship, Substantial character, and A former corresponding secre‑ dren, John W., 17 and Sam R., Jr., general manliness.,, While on the WoIverine campus Bill also was a tary of the chapter and now a 10. The Laudemans live a七1614 member of Mimes, an OPera honor Physician in Costa MelSa, Califom‑ Main Street in EIwood. SOCiety; a member of Druids, a (Se,nior society; and was elected to Sigma Delta Chi, a joumalism hon‑ Orary. In 1949 he graduated with a bachelor of arts degree with a maJOr m JOumalism. Later he re‑ turned to receive in 1956 a master Of arts degree from Michigan in ia, DUDLEY A. PFAFF, Jr. 50 1ives with his wife, the former Alyce Easter (I. U. ‑ Delta Zeta) 傷nd children, Dianne, 10, Don, 8 Building in Indianapolis and is now 1and Dawn, 3, at ‑Serving as the presiden七 2619 Redlands Drive in Costa Mesa, Dud s fath̲ er, DUDLEY A. PFAFF, Sr. 30 is also a Zeta Fiji and is a physician in IndianapoliS. COunSeling and guidance. C Bill joined the fratemity head‑ quarters∴Staff as Field Secretary in 1949, and served til1 1951. It WaS during this time that he re‑ Ceived the invaluable background needed for his future role of Ex‑ ecutive Secretary. The father of six children and a PetrOleum joblber in Connersvi11e With the Herdrich Oil Company, JAME,S R. HERDRICH ,38 has WOrked as an Air Corps pilot, a Civilian pilot, aS a CPA and now in a business of his own. In 1952 Bro七her Zerman return‑ While On CamPuS Jim was active with the ed to Ann Arbor to assume the Union Board, Blue Key, AIpha P()st臆Q呈」…垣visQr tO the profes‑ Phi Omega national service臆fra‑ Sional and social fraternities on the ternity and he served as captain of WoIverine campus, having been the swimming team and lettered 69 given the title of Assistant Dean Of Men. During his four years four times. His activities in Ze七a there, Bi11 also.served as Purple ′and one term as rush chairman. Legiomaire of AIpha Phi Chapter, Jim, his wife and family live at during which time they won the 1300 Cheney Cup for all‑rOund excel‑ ville. Mrs. Herdrich is the former 1ence. Joyce Ruth Jinks and is a FIorida In 1956 Bill we′nt tO Ohio Wes‑ 1eyan to accept the po」Sition of As‑ Sistant Dean of Men, 1ater to be‑ COme Dean of Men in 1957. It O RICHARD MARION NAY )36 is a physician in the Hume Mansur included two years as president West 7th Street in Conners‑ O‑ apolis. O NEW OFFICERS (Continued from Page l) is uncertain of a major but thinks it will invoIve medicine. SAM R. LAUDEMAN ,42 is a At the PreSent time, he is uncertain Whether to try for Medical schooI or Ve七. school. Bert is aisu‑喜一in七er‑ eSted in intramural athletics and has participated in football, WreS七〇 1ing, SWimming, traCk, VOlleyba11, and the Little 〃500.,, Bi11 LaSalle, the corresponding SeCretary, is from Wabash. Bill is following a career in medicine as did his father and two older brothers. He was a last years Little 〃500 dentist in EIwood where he serves of the Indiana Heart Society. Dick and Mrs. Nay, the former Jean Pen‑ nington (DePauw ‑ Tri‑Delt) have three children, Richard, 18, David, 17, and NancyJean, 11. They live ¥at 5525 North Meridian in Indian̲ member of team and is interested in football and basket葛 ba11. as president of the EIwood Varsity The members of the new cabinet Club of I. U., Vice‑PreSiden七of the are certainly well prepared for that he received an even higher East Central Dental Society and their tasks and we are positive Ca11ing. Finally in 1959 the Arch‑ has been president of the Madison that they will do ,a Very Creditable County De.ntal Society. job in their respec七ive positions WaSn t long after this appointment OnS aPPOinted Brother Zerman as Executive Secretary. Bill is a devoted family man, Sam is married to the former Mary Eliza‑ beth Giovanini and has two chi]̲ during the course of the following year. \r\n/、¥、 More News of Zeta F王iIs Everyw五ere 57 is a sys‑ JAME,S R. BROWN ,56 is the tems engineer for Eli Li11y /and president of a landsICaPe and main‑ pany in Akron, Ohio, is a Fiji by Company and lives in Indianapolis tenance company in Fort Lauder‑ the name of EDWARD R. BART‑ LEY ,42. Ed attended Washing‑ 嵐t 1803 Shawnee Road. In addi‑ dale, FIorida. Orignally initiated ton and Jefferson where he was and historian, George was a mem‑ initiated by AIpha Chapter・ He ber of Blue Key, I. U. Foundation, Skul] and Crescent, Amold Air Society and the Student Athletic Committee. He is married to the former Margie Lee Harrison, a De‑ The director of marketing re‑ 燈earch of the B. F. Goodrich Com‑ later transferred to I. U. where he distinguished himself in campus activities. E,d was on the Board of Eons 七ee, the Junior Prom Commit〇 Indiana Men)s Union and Sphinx Club, and he also partici‑ GEORGE M. GINN tion to serving Zeta la'S PreSident Pauw Kappa and has a daughter) Susan, age tWO. pated in freshman track・ Ed,s father, E. Ross Bartleyタis director of university relations 五ere a七I. U÷臆and resides in Bしoom一書 ington with Mrs. Bartley. A brother of Ed is a∴Zeta Fiji, RICHARD M. BARTLEY ,49 of Shawnee Mission, Kansas. A former secre七ary and discipli‑ narian of Zeta, Dr. GLYNN A. RIVERS ,37 is a physician in Mun‑ cie. He also participated in lSkull & Crescent baske七ball and Phi Rho Sigma, a national fratemity of medicine. In Muncie he serves on In addition to his responsibilities the school board and is a member with B. F. Goodrich, Ed is also a or of the American Marketing As‑ of the city board of health. He and Mrs. Rivers live at 307 Alden Road and have three children, Thomas, 21, Geoffrey, 19) and sociation. During World War II Elizabeth, 15. trus七ee of the Industrial Advertis「 ing Research Institute and a direct‑ at Tau Chapter at Hanover Col‑ 1ege, Jim then came to I. U. and affiliated with Zeta. He partici‑ pated in radio, TV and drama七ics while on campus. Married to the former Ruth Joyce Haase (Han‑ over and I. U. ‑ Phi Mu) he lives at 4110 NE 15th Avenue in Fort Lauderdale. The Browns have one SOn, Ronald Earl, tWO yearS Old. David McIntyre Walter 39, now owner of the Columbia City Builders Supply Company, Colum‑ bia City, Indiana, is a member of Rotary, Elks) and American Leg‑ ion there. For音merly he was the president of the Chamber of Com‑ merce a肌d held a position on the City Council. Dave and his wife, the former Genevieve EIson (In‑ diana‑Kappa) 1ive with their four children at 345 North Chauncy St. Ed was a Lieutenant in the Uni七ed States Coast Guard and was with Eli Li11y and Company for several years after that. Married to the former Rosemary Miner a member of AIpha Chi Omega of I. U., Ed and his family live in Akron at 210 Hilen Road. The Bartleys have two children Deborah, 14, and Edward) Jr.) 11・ HOWARD W. McCLE」L「LAND 47 is a manufacturers ative in South Bend. represent‑ Mac is a「 former preside証of Zeta and was ¥a member of Inter‑ fratemity llCOunCil during his undergraduate years. He resides in South Bend 風t 401 E. Irvington Avenue with his wife, the former Phyllis Hess (I. U. ‑ Chi Omega) and ll year old daughter, Ann. An attorney for North Americ′an Gilmore Smith Haynie 39, After being graduated in 1933 JETHRO A. MEEK ,33 went to the University of Texas to receive his now practicing law in Fort Wayne, masters degree. While at Texas Caldron Club there. While an un‑ 〃Jeth,, served as president of the Tau Deuteron Chapter there and became an instructor of English is∴a member of the Fort Wayne Country Club, Quest Club, and dergraduate, Gil belonged to the Sphinx and 〃I , Mcms Clu音bs and played four years of Tennis. Bro‑ upon graduation・ Serving in this ther Haynie and his wife, the form‑ capacity unti1 1942 he then came er Mary Am Kunkel (Indiana‑ back to Indiana and now lives in Theta) live with their two sonS, Greensburg and lists his occupation Gi1 14, amd Bil1 4, at 4610 Beaver as both interior decoration and Avenue. farming. Jeth is the pas七presi‑ dent of the Rotary Club and is now serving as pre読dent of the Library Board. He lives at 222 Eas七 Washington in Greensburg with his wife the former Anne Birdwell (Texas ‑ Theta), and two children, Jethro W. 16 and Eugenia) 13. Receiving a B. S. in Business John S. McGinnis 31 is pres‑ ently a Realtor‑Farmer. He is Owner Manager of McGinnis farms and President of the John S. Mc‑ Ginnis Realty Co. in Columbus, Indiana. He is also President of the Columbus Rotary, President 謹諾護憲篤 Van Lines, Inc. in Fort Wayne, Administration in ,36, Orville Lu‑ MART工N A. WEISISERT ,55 1ives zem Isaacs went into the empIoy President of the Indiana Real Es‑ there at 2622 Bosworth Drive. He of the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. tate Board. 〃Mac,, and his wife, is married to the former Shirley un融1942。 From 1942‑46 he was the former Mauian Blair (U of P Ferguson, an I. U∴Theta, and has in the Army. Presently he owns Tri‑Delt) 1ive at two children, Teresa, 4 and Andy, his own cIothing store in Columbus, Drive in Columbus. 8 mon七hs. Marty Ohio.召冒ed,,, his wife Martha, four children, John Blair 22, (Ze七a is living in Indianapolis having and their son, Thomas Walter 13, live at 571 Evening St., Worthing‑ been graduated in 1952. ton, Ohio. Fiji) Barbara Louise. 20 (I. U. D. G.) Mary E11en 18, and James Henry, 15. s brother, JOHN D. WEISSERT, also a Zeta Fiji, 2441 Riverside They have