PubIished by Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity at Indiana University Volume XXVI 署e巾 Number 2 BLOO舶INGTON, INDIANA March 1961 s P雪g D害軸軸eいÅp正喜晦 at工.U. In June, 1939, Emie was signed by the Louisvi11e CoIonels of the American Assoc̲ iation with whom he played until joining the Navy in 1941. After a year and a half Of training, he was sent to the Aleutian Islands where he served on a Sub‑Chaser. ZeねTo Welcome Al! O「ad雌十e Bro書he「§ 丁o Ann胴I Festivi†ies A year later, he was back in the states helping in the Navy s Physical Fitness Pro‑ gram at Miami, FIorida, and later at Shoe‑ maker, Califomia. After his discharge in December 1946, Ernie continued in professional ath工etics. He was purchased from the CoIonels by the Boston Red Sox, With whom he remained until he was optioned to Minneapolis of the American Association in June, 1946. The following year he played for Indiana輸 POlis, anOther A. A. team. Emie,s profes‑ Sional career also included basketball with Zeta Salutes Due to the predominance of football and basketbalユ, Indiana s baseball coach, Emie Andres, Often has to take a back sat When it comes to newspaper headlines. A Zeta Graduate in 1939, Coach Andres has held the position of baseball coach since 1948. Although he is best known for his gle game scoring record by hitting for 30 POints in the last game of the season. At 94) to im‑ Less than a decade had passed and the din‑ ner was dedicated to Frank Norris when his untimely death took the brilliant pen fessional World Tourney held in Chicago. dinner now enjoys universal appeal. tion has spread to the point that the pig In 1948, Ernie retired from profesISional The men of Zeta constantly strive to athletics to accept the positions of head better their relationship with the gradu‑ baseba11 coach and assistant basketball ate brothers and this forthconring dinner is COaCh. In 1957, he relinquished址s position just one of the many opportunities which are set aside for both alumni reunions and the chance to meet the men who are trying devote full time to baseball. In 1949, his team won the Big Ten championship. Un‑ der his tutelage, Don Ritter, Bobby Rob‑ to uphold the fine reputation of Zeta. In ertson, and Bob Lawrence won Big that all those who attend will have a most 冒en batting championships. Sammy Esposito, PreSently a utility man for the Chicago White Sox, also played under Emie. In September, 1942, Emie gave up bachelorhood and married Doris Mann. They now have two children, a daughter, Carol, 16, and a son, Steve, 13 years old. Keep up the good work, Emie! Rush!! that time, thirty points was comparable to Zeta is now preparing for rush this Sixty points in modem day co11egiate bas‑ ketball. In 1939 he played under Branch year. We have two capable rush chairmen McCracken in the have planned, What we consider, four suc‑ Big Bear,s,,撞rst year SPired Frank Norris (lCalifornia PrOVise the first celebration of a now trad‑ itional banquet were trivial and accidental. from his hand. Since that time, the tradi‑ achievements on the diamond, he was a Starting guard on the All‑American basket̲ ball team of 1939. In 1938 Ernie set the sin̲ Norris Pig Dinner. Originating at the Uni‑ VerSity of Califomia, the events which in‑ Indianapolis for five years. He was a mem‑ ber of the 1947 team which won the Pro‑ as assistant basketball coach in order to ERN￨E ANI)RES Since its founding, many CuStOmS and traditions have been established within the portals of Phi Gamma Delta. In the festive vein, the most celebrated is the in James Hudson and John Swain.冒hey the spirit of old college days, We are Sure rewarding time. Details of the Norris Dinner wi工l be mailed to the graduate brothers soon. We expect to see you at Zeta on Apri1 15th. \r\n′‑ Page冒wo The 日日 Hoosier Fiji The President Speaks March 1961 Jay B. Hun富 A successful businessman was once asked what fraternity he had been a mem‑ ber of during his college days. His reply was notく̀I was a Phi Gamma Delta, 丁o Head Cabine冒 but, Perhaps this attitude on the part of Phi Gams ev‑ The spring semester at I.U. Iinds a new erywhere has been what has made our Iratemity so great. Zeta belongs not just Cabinet leading Zeta in maintaining and bettering her outstanding record. Observ‑ ̀̀I am a Phi Gamma Delta. to her present occupants, but to every man who has passed through her portals; She can, however, be only as great as you wish her to be. At present, the House in every phase of campus and fratemity affairs is on top. Financially she is secure; SCholastically Zeta remains consistently number one among fraternities; her ath‑ 1etes are outstanding; but most important, Beechwood s esprit de corps, her chap‑ ter tone, the spirit of Phi Gamma Deltaタhas never been higher. , 冒his letter then is an open invitation to Fijis everywhere to revisit the chap‑ ter House you helped to make the great placle it is today. The door is open, the 一器謹話業‑ ‡霊言霊誓書書誌霊霊二三三三 Looking. forward to meeting you, er Jay B. Hunt, a junior in Gov‑ ernment from JAY B. HUNT, PRESIDEN冒 LaPorte. We are confident that Brother J. B. will P[e砧e News A軸踊iews The fall pledge class of Zeta chapter has truly integrated into the campus life. Warner Paige of Terre Haute, holds a steer‑ ing committee position for the annual Freshman dance to be held Apri1 21. Chuck Davis, PreSident of the class of 64, hails from Flossmoor, Illinois. As this year continue with the and Fred Henoch and Larry Maurer are already sore from Imocking that little white that emment, aS President of the Junior Class, and other campus affairs. In scholastic excellence, the class plac‑ ed seven members on the Dean s list (2.O average or better).冒hey include Paul Pomeroy, Jim Binkley, Dave Koenig, Steve Obremskey, John Eckert, Lee Humphries, backing a11 the way. work 霊#謹聴‡ Of practice. s can‑ Athletes prove to be no exception to JAYB.HUN富 ba11 around the golf course in the first week date for Freshman Tyronian King, Chuck has the class 節ne Brother Larry Monn, junior in Gov‑ emment from Fort Wayne,′ Wi11 1ay aside his everyday scheming to take over the position of Historian. As Historian, Brother Larry wi11 have the additional responsibil‑ and Chuck Davis. ity of organizing the house s committee the all‑arOund quality of the class. Steve Lee Humphries led Zeta Chapter to Obremskey, from Jeffersonville, impatient‑ their winning if the FIowing Bowl at State StruCture, aS Well as being second in com‑ 1y is awaiting the start Day with his own arrangement o童a medley mand to the president. Of spring footba11 practice after a rugged fall practice. Isn t Of songs from the West S ide Story. Lee, a that right, Steve! Phil Hester of Arlington, music major from Paducah, Ky., is current葛 Brother Dick McIlroy, junior in pre‑ Indiana, is a regular member of the start‑ 1y working on an arrangement from Brig‑ med from Pueblo, Colorado, takes over the ing five on Indiana adoon for competition in this year s) I.U. position of recording secretary. Brother Late in the Iirst semester, the class made their way through a dreamy atmosphere in their pledge dance, Somnambulism, Which both to Brother Dick and the Cabinet in s freshman basketball te am÷￣A‑ loca士一B王oomingtomboy㌻ Jirrr屯in束一一 1ey, has a spot on the freshman tennis team, 抽両脚由 PrOVided many highlights and enlightening moments. The class also presented the house the Mung‑ball Trophy, Which is to be given annua11y to the winner of pledge‑ 冒he forces that have been greatest in my life have been God and the Co11ege Frater‑ nity that moulded me. ‑冒honas R. Marsha11 active intramural sports. To cap their act‑ ivities the class of 64 recently kidnapped the newly inducted Kappa Alpha 冒heta Pledge class and treated them to a brief evening of Fiji hospitality. The class is as pledge trainer will certainly be an aid guiding Zeta. Brother Steve Long, the new correspond‑ ing secretary, is a Business Law major from Linton, Indiana. Brother Steve is the only sophomore member of the cabinet. Upon advertising for a female assistant, Steve found none other than his pin wom‑ an, Miss Kathy Sconce, first in line. Striving to keep up their good work, keep‑ Brother Tom Smallwood, formerly of Bedford, but now residing in St. Peters‑ ing their motto in sight at all times. burg, FIorida, takes the finances of Zeta into hand音. A junior, also in Business Law, CALL A FIJI FRIEND And Come To VOLUME XXVI Brother Tom s e鮎orts wi11 be greatly fac‑ ilitated by his experiences in handling monetary problems on the Union Board. We of Zeta would like to give more ZE丁A,S PIG D!NNER than a vote of thanks to the retiring cabi‑ net which was headed by Brother Tom Ap「i=与 to make this year the bets ever. We are S冒A臼田 Costello, and offer our fullest cooperation behind you all the way. \r\nMar。h, 1961 The Hoosier Page珊ree 巨ditorls Not'e. ‥ Six Moおe Fijis 臣菓晴e音 Fiji Med Schoo害 し Six men from Zeta have been accepted to Medical schooIs. Five will attend the I,U. Medical Center at Indianapolis and the This edition of the αHoosier Fiうi say that they have taken a heavy burden o縄my shoulders. I hope you a11 find it Very aCCePtable. We are plaming to publish two more otber has chosen the University of Illinois Fijis,, before this hectic year is over・ One for his training.冒he men are Vincent John will consist of news of famous brothers Charles Backs, a junior, and Jon William Bennhoff, a junior, both of Fort Wayne; only and the other will be our regular last Robert Reed Wylie, a Senior from BIoom‑ To make our job of collecting alumni ington; Thomas Patrick Dunfee) Seniorタre‑ news much easier, I would like for the siding in South Bend; David LOtt Green, a Brothers who have not written recently to junior from Rushville, Indiana; and Wi11ard do so. This will not only make my job eas‑ Oswald Elyea of Joliet, Illinois, also a jun‑ ior. We wish continued success to these Phi G証ns dufing￣the￣ hext four years. ￣ ier but will keep the rest of the Brothers up to date. I also will accept criticisms T Even at this late hour and 20 cigarettes later, it)s stiu great to say. ‥ ‥ Å叩Book重脚e獲co鵬 Zeta salutes Brother John W. Hough‑ ton (AB ,41, IL.B ,43), 6902 Warwick Road, Indianapolis. In December, 1960 John was elected President of the Indianapolis Bar Association Ior the year 1961. Brother Houghton is a partner in the film o壬Bames) We are hoping to expand our library facilities at Zeta this year.曹o do this we need books! If you have any fictional, his‑ torical, biographicalタOr for that matter any happily married father of three legacies: books at a11, Please let us know. If we re‑ John W. Jr., 15; James P., 12; and Jay D・, 5. We at Zeta wish to extend our utmost ceive a single volume from one‑fourth of our Fiji alumni, Our Shelves will be over‑ congratulations to John Houghton on his flowing. The Editor 丁ha富Reminds Me! A rich bachelor girl made it a practice to invite several service‑ men each week end to her sump‑ tuous country estate. One week a good‑1ooking officer showed up alone. It was a case of love at first sight.冒he impact was terrific. As SuCceSS. ville ̀̀D‑ glad to be a Fiji!!! 巨o『曲蝿e聞胴岬 Hickman, Pantzer, and Boyd, He is the he was leaving, he held her in a Brother John E. Hohn (1905) of Bruce‑ Indiana writes us that he and Zora Clevenger are the only remaining members of their class. During his life, his studies carried John to Paris and Madrid. Although retiTed, he has taught in Puerto Rico and American institutions including Pomona College, Claremont, Califomia, and Vin‑ cennes University. Atten慨on‑丑調でO寄e邸1二/鱒5is: Brother Bo Hjelt of Strandvagen IMPOR冒AN冒 DA冒ES Be sure to keep the following import‑ ant dates in mind: Stockholm, Sweden graduated with an M" cIose embrace. Kissing her, he asked:在Suppose, dear, after a few months you should find some‑ thing wrong ‑ What would you do?)タ RUSH ‑ See Page l 付Why ‑ Why南I would shoot ̀̀LITTLE 500,, ‑ Mother,s Day, May 13 myself! PIG DINNER ‑ April 15. couragingly,白Atta girl!,, he said He patted her on the back en‑ years young and working as a machine de‑ 61, sign engineer. He retired in 1949) bilt couldn,t stand being idle. A trucker,s wife entered the clinic for a thorough check‑up. One doctor checked her eyes, B.A. from the University of Geneva last summer. Presently he is working at the for Stockman s Insurance Co., informs us respiration, and still another X‑ Intemational Management Institute in Geneva. Bo asks one favor from the Broth‑ that he has changed his residence to lOlO South Street, Rapid City, Iowa. rayed her.冒his went on for sev‑ Brother Joe W. Masters, COmptrOller ers:在when the hell are some of the broth‑ ers coming to see me. Don t you dare for‑ Brother John Merritt Thompson sends his new address, 7826 get the European Fijis. Brother Sam Reed (1956), 1315 Win‑ throp Road, Muncie, Ind., is now Deputy Prosecutor of Delaware County. A member of the law firm Bracken, ReFur, Voran, and Hanley, Sam is the proud father of Windcombe BIvd., Indianapolis. As co‑OWner Of American Fabricated Co., John is the proud father of four, Julie, Jane, John M. Jr., and Jean・ Brother Edward Stegman ( 54) sends his new address as 163 CoIonial Dr., Cham‑ Scott (2准yrs.) and Craig (3 mons.) We bersburg, Pa. Ed is sales representative for appreciate the encouragemeut he gives us Kroehler Mfg. Co. and is the father of Ste‑ in saying Ven John, age 3. αDon t underestimate the value of the Hoosier to alums.,, Brother John H. Caughran sends his Brother Homer W. Williams of Tacoma, Washington, although a graduate of Lamb‑ new address as 2400 Hobart Court, Char‑ da Iota asserts that he always enjoys read‑ ing the Hoosier Fiji. As one of a group that lotte, North Carolina. John is presently employed as an Orthopedic Surgeon at the Charlotte Orthopedic Clinic. John is the first occupied Beechwood, Homer is proud father of two: Keith and Bruce. 76 has been compiled by the class of 1964. I must another her throat, anOther her eral days until fourteen doctors had checked her. On the fi士th day a little overalled man came into her room carrying a pail of water, rangs brushes) etC.冒his really scared the gal. ̀くWhat are you go‑ ing to do now?)タshe asked feebly. The little man smiled at her. 召I SOm, m going to wash your tran‑ he said. After viewing the day s rushes, the tempermental movie actress complained to the chief camera‑ man, αYoulre not photographing my best side., ̀くHow can I?,, he snapped. You,re always sitting on it: \r\n/、¥ /〇、 Page Four 皿e Hoosier F王ji March 1961 ..南門§軸漢書 No. Name City State Phone Rel i Stre College gi et Age Address on Parents (Living, dead, SeParted, OCCuPation, etC.) 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