THE BUCKEYE Fill Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta At Ohio State Liiiversity Vol. 12, No. 1 Columbus 1, Ohio December, 1963 \r\nTwo "Mom" Nosker Desires News From Graduates Omicron December, 1963 BUCKEYE FIJI Deuteron's beloved and charming housemother, "Mom" Nosker, is anxious to hear from those not-so-long-Iost Fiji brothers who nevertheless seemed to have dropped out sight the last 15 or so years. Christmas Greetings may be a bit late by the time you get this special issue of The Buckeye Fiji, but drop Mom a line any how and let her know What's New With You. She'll enjoy hearing from her "old boys." Graduate Records In Excellent Shape, Clues Needed On Few "Lost" Brothers The tremendous response to our recent mailings requesting in formation for the upcoming Omicron Deuteron Chapter Membership Directory has re sulted in placing our alumni rec ords in the best shape in many years. Excel In Scholarship, Several undergraduate mem bers of Omicron Deuteron have send the Alumni information Records to Office, our 2073 North High Street, Columbus 1, Ohio. Here are our "lost" brothers: Edgar Allan Gilbert '21; Glen Thanks are due to our more Roy Trumball '08; Dr. Elmer C. than 900 graduate brothers for Jackson '03; Fred William Long their individual responses, and '29; Allan Crawford Maxwell particular thanks are due Brother '22; Jack Wright Myers '47; John E. Hansel '53, Columbus, Charles McDonald Shinn '13; who PGD Undergraduates present or recent whereabouts of the brothers listed below, please undertook the hercluean task of obtaining the necessary information and directing the mailings. There are still a few "lost" Walter R. Smith '17; and Ralph Jordan Mitchell '28. With the location of these brothers we'll be 100'^. Can you help? Any clue may enable us received noteworthy recognition Phi Gams from Ohio State, how ever, and your help is needed in for scholastic achievement dur locating them. If you can pro mation will be greatly appre ing the past two quarters at Ohio vide any type of clue as to the ciated. to locate these men. Your infor State. David Hutchinson '64, Akron, majoring in commerce, was an nounced as the winner of the an Undergraduate Newsnotes Phi Gamma Delta's traditional the ranks of our graduate broth nual Ohio Association Real Es leadership in Homecoming dec ers, and will be missed for their tate Award early this fall. orations at Ohio State was chal contributions to the leadership of our fraternity. The departing seniors are: John Montgomery, James Scanlon, Ray Kristolic, Paul Lohlman, and Richard Sla Gunther Riley '64, was ac lenged slightly this fall, but we still managed to walk off with second place in the fraternity the entire college of architecture for the 1962-63 school year, and judging. A straw vote among the crowds viewing the displays the ter. We'll look forward to wel received his award last spring. night before Homecoming coming them as graduate broth Arnold M. Chonko '65, Parma, showed Phi Gam an easy winner, ers at the next Pig Dinner. sterling quarterback for Woody however, and next year we'll be The future of OSU varsity Hayes' football eleven, has been back in our accustomed first athletics is secure, with several honored with membership in place. members of Omicron Deuteron both Romophos, sophomore hon Shortly before the close of the leading the way. Jim Eyster '65, or society, and Sphinx, junior 1962-63 school year, PGD was is considered one of the most men's honorary. promising wrestlers in the Big announced as the winner of the Kenneth M. Jones '66, Akron, annual inter-fraternity intramural Ten; Cris Mealy '66, will be a competition. We're off to another standout member of the varsity was announced as a two star win ner for outstanding scholarship good start this year, and look tennis squad this spring; Steve DeVoe, Bill Cox and Bill Smith, forward to retaining our cham last spring. An engineering stu are all members of the always pionship. dent, Ken achieved a 3.7 cumu strong Buckeye golf team. Five members of Omicron lative point hour average for the knowledged as the Topman in past school year. Deuteron have recently joined \r\nDecember, 1 963 BUCKEYE FIJI Thr Omicron Deuteron Pledges 41 In Successful Rush Effort fall Pictured above, from left to bus; Mike Bordner, Columbus; rush effort resulted in another right, our fledgling Phi Gams are; Back row — Chris Mealy '67, Springfield; Chip Eliot, Colum bus; Richard D. Ives, Perrysburg; Greg Luring, Bellefon- and Dick Hillegas, Akron, Rush taine; Richard Dick, Columbus; Chuck Nanlon, Zanesville; and Lawrence, Columbus; Steve Hayhurst, Columbus; and Bob Fight Gene Ballard, Dayton. Third row—Jim Hill, Dayton; Chip Green, Columbus; Ron Hussey, er, Columbus. An all-out summer and outstanding pledge class for Omicron Deuteron, as 41 men were chosen as the newest wear ers of the White Star. In terms of both quantity and quality, ours ranks as one of the finest pledge classes in recent years, in spite of the unusually stiff 1963 competition. All of the undergraduates join in expressing their most sincere thanks for the many rush recom mendations received from grad uate members of Phi Gamma Delta — these recommendations proved invaluable in obtaining our rushing goal. Chairman. First row—Bob Fal ser, Columbus; Bill Borel, Co lumbus; Mike McCormick, Mans field; Bob Girbig, Columbus; Lee lumbus; Charlie Crabill, Spring- Not present at the time the above picture was taken were: Bill Smith, Springfield; Mike Danesis, Akron; Jeff Leichinger, field; Edmond, Toledo; Columbus; and Armon Archer. Greg Blance, Akron; John Nor ton, Columbus; George Benson, Cleveland; and Joe Ray, Colum mal rush week, and therefore Columbus; Buck Nannon, Co Jim bus. Second row-—E. J. Jones, Columbus; Scot Denny, Colum Pledged since the close of for not in the picture were: Dave Baker, Dick Fletcher, Larry Knisley, and John Fisher. News From Graduate Brothers, Here, There & Everywhere George G. Ream '30 is person nel officer for the Ohio Selective General manager of the Kedmont Waterproofing Company in Service System, 34 N. High St., Glencoe, Illinois, Columbus 15. George is residing Turner '27 makes his home at at 153 Charleston Avenue, Co 424 Greenleaf Avenue in Glen- A. Monroe lumbus 14. Charles E. Welch '50 is an at torney for the E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company in Wil mington, Delaware. His home address is 1221 Evergreen Road, Wilmington 3. Michael F. Jarko '59 is the general manager of Premmco, Calvin W. Mayne '48 is the editor of the editorial page of Inc. in Phoenix, Arizona. "Mike" the can be reached at 4808 N. Gran tect. His home-office address is ite Reef Rd., Scottsdale, Ari Rochester, New York. Cal's ad dress is 47 Hollyvale Drive, zona. Rochester 18. Florida. Rochester Times-Union, Edwin R. Ramsey '36 is selfemployed as a landscape archi 530 Givens Street, Sarasota, \r\nDirectory On The Way, Last Call For Entries The Omicron Deuteron. Chap ter Membership Directory, a complete listing of the members of our fraternity providing upto-date addresses and brief bio graphical information, will soon be on the way. If your home address, business address, occupation, title have changed since the return of your directory information card, let us know immediately. We want our 1964 Directory to be as complete and accurate as possible. Send any changes today to our Alumni Records Office, 2073 North High Street, Columbus 1, Ohio, and be sure your directory entry is correct. News From Graduate Brothers "I will be entering the Ohio State University College of Vet erinary Medicine in 1963", writes William Sayle '61, 4170 Lander Rd., Chagrin Falls. Karl W. Kumler Jr. '63 is a student at the Ohio State Uni In future issues of The Buck eye Fiji, we want to continue featuring news about our grad brothers. enclosed form Please use to return the news about you and your family. Pho tos, and newspaper clippings, are especially desirable. Let us hear from you—and your many Phi Frederick J. Keller '58 is asso ciated with the veterinary pathol ogy department of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, Walter Reed Army Medical Cen ter, Wheaton, Maryland. His permanent address is 1122 Roll ing Meadows Road, Akron 13. versity Medical School. His cur nue, Columbus 9. Salesman for the Remington Rand division of Sperry Rand in Cleveland, David R. Laverty '58 John E. Lucks Jr. '61 is in the sales department of the Conti nental Office Supply, 1285 Alum worth in Bay Village, Ohio. rent address is 870 Francis Ave Creek Drive, Columbus. He is makes his home at 480 Kenil- Harold C. Morford '13 is re residing at 4271 Indianola Ave tired and residing at 1701 N. nue, Columbus 14. Fourth Street, Columbus 1. Robert What's News With You? uate December, 1963 BUCKEYE FIJI Four is Harold G. Mouser '50 is the manager of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company in Colum bus. Formerly with the Shell Oil Distributing Company, "Mac" is living at 3268 Darbyshire Drive, L. McAdams '53 director of personnel for the Capital Finance Corporation, 42 E. Gay St., Columbus 15. He makes his home at 942 Bernard Rd., Columbus 21. Columbus 21. C. David McCandlish '61 is a teacher at the New Albany High School, New Albany. His perma Gam friends can read all about nent address it in the Buckeye Fiji. Blvd., Columbus. is 2363 Berwick Chairman of the Department of Anesthesiology at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus, Leslie A. Patten Jr. '41, is resid ing at 2055 Bedford Road, Co lumbus 12. 50 Years Of Membership, Omicron Deuteron, Phi Gamma Delta 50 YEARS AGO is not really such a long time—at least not to these members of Omicron Deuteron, pic tured in 1904. Their names are not available to us at this time—but if any of you recognize yourselves, drop us a line.