THE TIGER FIJI Published by LAMBDA Chapter of PHI GAMMA DELTA Greencastle, Indiana Editor and Artist ••• Bill llollurry Staff ••• Bill weatherly Bruce Parker Dick Jrnaw .Terry Bllrand • I \r\nl Lambda chapter of the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta is ninety-seven years old. that is something of which we can be very proud. Indeed Some of our fathers, even our grandfathers, are members of the same fraternal bond at the same university. It is wonderful that Lambda is ninety- seven, but our one hw.dredth year is the one to work for and anticipate. Perhaps you are a little surprised at the new type of Tiger Fiji. Its purpose is twofold: to acquaint the alUJmi with the doings of the undergraduate chapter in a more impressive manner so that they are well informed before 1956, and to members of the house. enli~hten the rushee as to the worki~gs of and the It is imperative that we get the moe". outstanding pledge classes po13sible. For the further benefit of the alumni this edition will be supplemented by newsletters throughout the school year. Lambda is the home -of some of the fi."lest venerable collegiate traditions, as well as mother of more than her share of Amerioa"s greatest writers, ministers, physicia"ls, and busi.'1ess men. You the rushee, give us a good look; I would rather be a Fiji- wouldn't you? - Editor "A fraternity is an association of men selected in their college days by democratic processes because of their adherence to co~~on ideals and a spirations. "out of their association arises a personal relation which makes them unselfishly see k to advance one another in the arts of life to add to the formal ~1~truc t ian of .the colle~~ curriculum the culture and character which men acquire by contact with great person alities, or when admitted to partnership in great traditions." - Newton D. Baker (Jolms Hopkins '92) - l_ - \r\nGEORGE HENTHORNE "AWViA" BILL TAYLOR "JroTHAH" Early in September the Lambda cannibal tribe went frog hmt1ng. The catch was fairly large and promising - f'our Rector Scholars, two f'ootball players 1 two basketball players, a pitcher f'or the baseball team 1 lots of intramural athletes 1 and three musicians. The next step was to mold them into congenial Fijis 1 ready to takB oontrol of the hut 1n three years and rm it in the most prosperous and efficient manner. It didn't take long for the Frogs to become submerged in pledge training and the grind