Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity at Indiana University Volume XXl「I工I, Number 3 BIoomington, Indiana February, 1963 New Cabinet E1ected; Chuck Davis Heads Zeta For Coming Year Zeta s new president is Charles H. Davis from FIossmoor, Illinois. Chuck,s election to the presidency came as no surprise as he worked himself into Beechwood s highest Office by his many activities on campus and for the house. In his freshman year, Chuck rode on Zeta s bike team which placed second only 9 seconds be‑ hind the winning Acacia team. He also was∴Chosen as the Outstand‑ ing Pledge of 1960‑61 as we11 as serving as President of his pledge class. Chuck s freshman year also saw him e‑lected to the Freshman Blue Key Honorary which is a very exclusive organization. ′ Chuck s∴∴SOPhomore year was also full of activities. He served as social chairman and managed the Bike Team. He has contribut‑ Zeta肌mni ŧ胴 丁$ §曲古曲舶軸鵬軸ti鵬 Zeta Chapter s new rush chair‑ men are Jim Gothard from West Lafayette and Les Wi11iams from Canton, Ohio. These two sopho‑ mores have alrelady been working hard on our most important ac‑ tivity of having a good rush pro‑ gram for future Brothers. This year s Rush Weekends have been Set uP for March 9, Apri1 6, Apri1 20, and May 4. It is during this important part ed to the intramural sports pro‑ gram through his efforts in basket‑ ball and fo9七ba封. Bes主des ail his activities Chuck has been on the Dean ter s Scholastic List every semes‑ except one‑ that being semester he rode the bike. the He is currently carrying a 3.5 accum. This year Beechwood s new pres‑ ident was appointed to the IU Foundation, is a new member of Scabbard and Blade, a Military Honorary, and is also a member of the accounting club. Zeta s new rush booklet, Which has been COmPleted, WaS∴COmPiled largely of fra七emal living that we tum to our alumni and ask for their help in making our rush program a successful one. EncIosed with this issue is a post card to be used for recomme'ndations for good rushees. through the efforts of Brother Davis. And what, about Chuck,s future plans? Brother Davis, a third (Continued on Page 2) \r\n国書国 棚ビ伽の慨研 ● was recently insta11ed as Historian NEW CÅBINET (Continued from Page l) generation IU student is an ac‑ counting major and plans on go‑ ing to Law School・ Again this summer he will work for Haskins and Sells, One Of the largest ac‑ Whip , aS he sponsible for compiling chapter history and submitting reports to be used in annual competition for various national awards. counting firms Iocated in Chicago, Wamer is a product of Te.rre Haute,s Wiley High School, Where where he will do intemship work. he played football for four years We at Zeta Chapter feel very fortunate in having Brother Davis as our new president and through and served as President of his Senior Class. During his five se'meSterS at IU, his guidance and leadership we feel Wamer has part,icipated in a wide certain that Zeta will continue to range of campus and chapter ac‑ tOP fratemi‑ tivities. As a Freshman, Wamer ties here a七Indiana and at the was Vice‑President of the Junior remain as one of the Published regularly through‑ of Zeta Chapter. is known to the brothers, is re‑ same time one of the strongest Interfraternity Council and a mem‑ out the school year by Zeta Chap‑ Chapters in the nation. ber of the steering committee of ter of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity HESTER IS NEW the Tyronian BalL Recognition RECORDING SECRETÅRY for his activities was accorded him at Indiana University for the e,n‑ joyment of its alumni and friends. Phillip Lyle Hester is Zeta Chap‑ by being named as one of the召Fif‑ ter,s new recording secretary. Phi], ty Outstanding Freshmen on Cam‑ are welcomed and encouraged at a junior, is well prepared for the' pusタブ・ all times. Let us know what you job by virtue of being secretary of are doing. Address all communi‑ cations to: Alumni Relations Of‑ fice, P. O. Box 1251, BIoomington, the Amold Air Society. Phil is Cadet Captain of the Air Force Re‑ Indiana. campus. He was also selected as the outstanding Air Science II Ca‑ Contributions of news of alumni serve Officers Training Corps on and Vice‑President of Skull and Crescent, the Sophomore' Activities Honorary, among Warner s Mensタ Stand ol克 sophomore achievements. House intramurals de七. Phil came to IU and Zeta Chap‑ ter after two years at the General Motors Institute where he gained credit in Chemistry and Physics. Upon tranferring to IU, Phil de‑ cided to major in Business‑Man‑ agement Administration. He now assists the Assistant Dean of the Business ,School in counseling stu‑ dents in business courses. Phil Working as a Freshman Camp Counselor, Zeta Rush Chairman, s activities on campus in‑ also drew their share of attention from the easy‑gOing Junior. This year has been largely de‑ voted to studies (Wamerhad a 3.O accum first semester) and house activities. Next ye ar Wamer plans to enter YMCA work and work on the Steering Committee for Fresh‑ man Camp. Following graduation, Wamer, wants to enter personnel work. clude Freshman basd〕a11, basket‑ TELLE IS CORRESPONDING ball, numeral club, YMCA, and SECRETARY Richard Dean Telle, SOPhomore student leader. Phil has served as social chairman and intramural chairman for the house. In ad‑ from Valparaiso, Indiana, is our new corresponding secretary. Dick dition to a11 of his extra‑Curricular lS maJOrmg in Russian and has an activities Phil has managed to outstanding 3.7 grade average. Al‑ though Dick is maJOrlng in Rus‑ keep a 2.6 accumulative average. Upon graduating from Indiana University, Phil plans to enter sian he plans to enter med‑SChool pilot training in the US Air Force. ther Telle,s college activities this This will keep him busy for at year, besides his new duties as and the field of Psychiatry. Bro‑ least five years. After completing corresponding se・Cretary, include 七his phase of his life', Phil intends working for the DaiIy Student to enter the public relations bus工 newspaper, a member and officer ness. As all of his activities and of the Circle K Service Club, and future plans reveal, Zeta has made he also serves as a Student Lead‑ a fine choice in Selecting Phil Hes‑ er. Last year Dick was a membef ter for one of its house officers. of the Singing Hoosiers and put in many working hours in the Unio!l NEW HISTORIÅN IS PÅIGE Wamer Howe Paige, a Business School junior from Terre Haut,e, Board Office. (Continued on Page 3) \r\nZeta Pig Dimer To be March 30 This year s annual Pig Dinner Will be held on March 30, 1963. We feel very fortunate in having Dr. Edwin H. Cady (Ohio Wesleyan 39) as our main speaker. Dr. Cady besides being an Amer‑ e NEW CABINET Ch叩te「 Pr叩a「e§軸巾 (Continued from Page 2) In high schooI Brother Telle had an outstanding record‑ Vale dic‑ torian of his clasIS, a National Merit Scholarship finalist and Business Manager of the year book. We a七 Zeta look for strong help and lead‑ ership from our new Corresponding S ecretary. ican Literature professor and who just had his 14th book published, is also Indiana University s Faculty AS TREÅSURER South Bend, is Zeta Chapter ther Jim Binkley wi11 be in charge Treasurer. A sophomore, Harry of this year s Pig Dinner. Alumni WaS Selected as the Outstanding wi11 be hearing from Brother Bink‑ Pledge・ in his class last spring. He s new ley in the near future with addi‑ is an economics mator planning on tional information on this years going to law school upon gradua‑ festivities. ￣plan to save March 30 tion. Bro七her Lamberson is active to travel to BIoomington for this On CamPuS aS a Stude,nt Leader, always enjoyable annual event. POlitically tied up as a senatorial assistant, SerVed as a counselor at Chapter Pledges Eight Freshman Camp, and is presently engaged in Great Issues Debates. acquired a top‑.nOtCh pledge class. At present there' are eight new neophytes with a possibility of two The eight men who now make up Our SPring pledge class are : Charles The work invoIved in being Ze‑ ta s treasurer is no small task, but under Brothe'r Lamberson s guid‑ ance Zeta will be kept financially sound. Zeta will be represented in this age Old classic of student competition in which housing units compete for Song leader, Lee Humphries, has Harry Phillip Lamberson, from Representative to the Big Ten Ath‑ letic Council. Undergraduate Bro‑ to a cIose, Zeta feels that it has On the 22nd and 23rd of March, the 29th IU sing will be presented in the IU auditorium. Once again Prizes in both production and chor‑ al work. LÅMBERSON SERVES As second semester rush draws For音。 U。 Sing been diligently preparing for an a11 Out effort to bring the lst place trophy back to Zeta after an eight year absence. Rock Island , the famous Broadway musical, Music Man, Will be one of the numbers PreSented. Other∴Selec寅ons from the Music Man will also be present‑ ed.. From the enthusiasm shown in the House living room during song practices, it looks as thougb it wi11 be a fine year for Zeta in the IU ISing. Three Initiated Three new names have been ad̲ ded to the chapter roster as Zeta s SPring class was recently initiated. They are: Brothers Jerry Joe Dils, W. Blau Jr., Freshman, Jefferson‑ a senior from Richmond, Ind.; Eu‑ Ville, Ind.; Robert A. Brookshire, Freshman, BIoomington; Steven M. Farar, Freshman, Indianapolis; Da‑ gene Henry Liechty, a SOPhomore from Bum, Ind.; and Steven Doug‑ Vid R. Frick, Freshman, Indianapo‑ Indiana. lass Slavin, a junior from Muncie, \r\n′￣¥ Keep量れg Up W呈th Zeをa Chapte案Ilij王s Sales representative for the Head of the Spencer Publishing physician at the IU Medical Center・ Faultless Caster Corp. is ROBERT Co. iII Greenfield, Ind., is DALE He married the former Alekie Del‑ H. VAN RIESSEN is (Baldwin ‑ Wallace ‑ Alpha Xi) is the husband of the former Ger‑ on Nove'mber 25, 1961, and they now live at 1839 MacArthur Lane, aldine A. Gates (IU‑Delta Gamma) er, and they have two daughters ぬnd they have two children. and ason. The Spencerslive at22 Speedway, lndiana. ty Planning to be married to Miss CaroI Burden of LaPorte on Au‑ Shire Dr., S. E., Grand Rapids, Michigan. DAVID F. BENHOFF 59, is ar 41. B. SPENCER Lefty Lef‑ and family live at 2343 Wiト 63. 〃Gards North Pe〃nnSylvania, Greenfiel(1, Indiana. EUGENE F. SENSENY gust 17, 1963, is RONALD S. GARDNER 20. Dale isthe hus‑ band of the former Dorothea Bru職‑ was se‑ Wayne. Gene is married to the lected as the ou七standing premedi‑ former Bemiece Etzler (Franklin‑ cal student last spring. He lives Pi Phi) and they are parents of in the Single Student Dormitory, four children. They live《 at 3112 Room 123, 1300 West Michigan, Beaver Ave., Fort Wayne, Indiana. lndianapolis, Indiana. 臆 0一‑‑ Presiden七 WILl,IAM T. HAYMOND 03, Arizona, is ROBERT J. HYATT Pierce and Beasley in Mun‑ 32. Before cie. Bi11 and his wife, the former 314 gOing to the more mild climate of Arizona, Bob practiced Helen L. Glass, are the parents of two daughters, One deceased. He a.nd wife live at of the MCnteZ罰ma Land and Cattle Co. in Rimrock, is an attomey with White, Hay‑ mond 44, is a practicing proctoIogist in Fort law in Washington, Ind., SerVed as judge of the Daviess Circuit Court, and was a member of the Board of McCullocb BIvd., Muncie, Indiana. Indiana Law Examiners. His ad‑ dress is Box 492, Sedona, Ariz. Self‑emPIoyed in the lumber sales business, is WILLIAM B. THOMAS Practicing dentistry in For七 47. While at IU, Bi11 worked on Wayne is JAMEIS D. FREY the Daily Student and was a mem‑ ber of the Union Board. He, his wife, the former Marilyn Miller, and their son live at 2602 59. On graduation from Dental School, Freyer received the Gold Foil Achievement Award and the Radi‑ Ology Award. He is married to the, East‑ brook Dr., Fort Wayne, Indiana. 工ormer Judith Hicks (IU‑Theta) and they have two children. They ROBERT T. HOOVE¥R 59, JD live at with the Judge Advocate General 3020 Queen Street, Fort Wayne, Indiana. 62, has just accepted a commission 鵜0‑‑ s Corps in the Army and went on ac‑ New residents of Pasadena, Cal‑ tive duty for three ye(arS in Janu‑ ifomia, may Very Well purchase Now a senior me'dical student in the IU SchooI of Medicine is PAUL ary.召Hoover their homes from C. WILLIAM W. ELSEA 員)二・meri C三悪読L.宣言もかざ〈王廿‑昂let尋. ⅥTILLIA既SON ,48。 〇Wner∴Of the foI"mer Lee Pryor (IU‑Pi Phi), His Army address is not known・ Williamson Co. in the Rose BowI live at city. Bill is married to the former Indianapolis, Indiana. is married to the 七he 60. Paulandhiswife, 2235 Ransdell No. 510, Lorretta A. Feterl and they have State Day In Indianapolis On the 16th of March, the llth Section of Phi Gamma Delta wi11 hold its annual State Day at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis. Preceeding the dinner there will be' a Ping‑POng, duplicate bridge, and basketball tournament for all one son. The Wi11iamsons live at 781 Magnolia Ave., Pasadena. 〇 一‑ President of American Fabrica七‑ ed Co. in Indianapolis is JOHN M。 THOMPSON ,49. Jack is married to the former Janis Robinson (IU‑ Theta) and they have four chil‑ DENNIS D. ANGLIN 62, is now engaged in graduate work ab the University of Michigan. Angs ]ives at 726 Oakland, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Practicing law with his own firm Of Warne・r, Clark and Warner in those chap七ers interested. Cock‑ dren, Julie, Jane, John, and Jean. Muncie is RAY W. CLARK tail Hour will begin at 5 P. M. with The Thompsons live at 7826 Wind‑ LL.B. dinner following. We are looking combe BIvd., Indianapolis 40, Ind. band of the former Sarah R. Jack‑ 14 13, 〃Clarkie" is the hus‑ SOn, and they have three sons. Two forward to seeing many of our Ze‑ ta alumni at the Columbia Club Studying for his law degree a七 of them ROBERT M. & CHARLES and for those interested, tickets the Unive,rSi七y of Michigan is JAY R. CLARK, are both Phi Gams. may be purchased from the Beta B. HUNT Graduate Chapter for $4.00. Lawyers Club, Ann Arbor, Mich. 62. JayB. 1ives atP‑21 The Clarks live at 641 Wheelin着 Road, Muncie', Indiana.