Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity at Indiana Volume XXX, Number 2 Bloomington, Indiana December, 1964 Spasn 5 Greetings from Che Moen of Zeta \r\nⅢE HOO捌き膚f肌 The presiden手 丁e看看e Accep冒ed To Phi Be†a Kappa Speaks. ‥ Richard Dean Telle, a Russian With a joyous holiday greeting, major from Valparaiso, Indiana, another calendar year at Zeta has recently received the distin‑ comes to a cIose. Your chapter guished honor of being selected has enjoyed another banner year, to Phi Beta Kappa honorary. He compiling an enviable record in has accomplished this feat by com‑ all aspects of fratemity living. piling a However, We CannOt be satisfied to average over the past three and a rest here. We must continue to half years. 3.85 accumlative grade maintain our only possible policy which can be expressed in one Scholarship‑Wise, Dick has al‑ word. That word is first ‑ an un‑ ways been on top. He was vale‑ qualified first. dictorian of his high school grad‑ uating class at Valparaiso, a mem‑ I ask each of you to aid us, for ber of the freshman scholastic we are a11 partners in these en‑ honorary, Phi Eta Sigma, and now deavors. It is important that we a member of Phi Beta Kappa hon‑ orary. AIso, Dick is currently on recall the times that we worked to‑ gether to accomplish great results. the Three Year Master s Program, a special program for a select There is an old Chinese saying group of superior students. that each generation builds a road for the next. The road has been Brother Telle has been very ac‑ well built for us by men from the tive during his college career here Immortal Six who founded our at I.U. He has served on Zeta fratemity through Richard D. cabinet the past two years, first Simpson, Zeta s first president and whose badge I wear to the present day living brothers. In the same fine tradition, it is now our duty to prepare and build for the next generation. With best wishes throughout the Christmas season and the new year and an invitation to soon visit Beechwood, I remain. fratemally yours, David H. Ruby, President s as corresponding secretary and now as historian. Tells, as he js more commonly called, is a mem‑ ber of the I.U. Foundation, AIpha Epsilon Delta ‑ a Pre‑med. hon‑ orary, and Sphinx club. He was a member of the Singing Hoosiers, and at the present plays the piano for a dance band, Called the Epics, composed of several talented brotheI.S. Dick plans upon graduation to take a trip to Russia during the summer, and then to enroll at the I.U. Medical School in the fall. erator was removed. In the living Repai「s A† rooms the rugs were cleaned, Beechwood tables refinished and glass tops couches reuphoIstered, COffee added, and the wall was patched. AIso phones were insta11ed in all Because of the efforts of sev‑ the rooms and the telephone eral brothers this summer, the booths were converted into a study chapter house received some bad‑ booth. Hungry brothers were foil‑ 1y needed repairs at a nominal ed when three new metal doors cost. On the exterior the porch were put up in the kitchen making 工allings were painted, the pin‑ it a】most invulnurable from at‑ 1igh七was rebuilt, and the incen‑ taek. \r\nDave Fick De音ega†e丁o ZETA INITIATES SPRING CLASS Wes† Poin† Conference Nine new initiates recently had their names inscribed on the chap‑ Junior Dave Frick has received ter ro11s at Zeta. These new ini‑ the honor of being selected as one tiates were welcomed into the of two Indiana University repre‑ brotheÌhood of Phi Gamma Delta sentatives to a conference held at on the night of Friday, Nov. 20. West Point, New York on Dec. It is fully expected that their new 2‑5. This conference, SPOnSOred roles in the house will be a re‑ annua11y by the United States Mil‑ itary Academy, is designed to ac‑ warding experience to themselves and to Zeta. quaint students from over lOO The new initiates are: Melvin Charles Brewer, a marketing ma‑ jor from Evansvi11e; Thomas Vaness Ransom, hailing from Homec9n甲g Frankfort and majoring in busi‑ Weekend ness; Robert Ha11 Chapman, an accounting major from St. Louis; Jack Lee Altekruse, a Pre‑med Other fun‑fi11ed homecoming week‑ student from Ft. Wayne; Jerry Wade Nigh, COming from Indi‑ end began. As usual several alum‑ anapolis and majoring in business; On Saturday, October 3l, an‑ ni returned for this festive re‑ Larry Lee Bushkill, Who hails from union. This weekend always proves Ft. Wayne and is majoring in pre‑ very interesting to the alums and med; Michael James Kaye, a bus‑ the undergraduate Brothers as it iness major from Logansport; PrOVides an opportune time for David Carl Blanton, from Fort them to exchange news and views. Wayne and a pre‑med student; and Gerald Michael Danielson, il The main festivities began with the start of the I.U.‑Minnesota music major from East Brunswick, New Jersey. game, Of which, unfortunately, ourバFighting Hoosiers came up on the short end. Then Fernie, Our COOk, PrePared an informal walk‑ through dinner for the brothers. That night, the Kingston Trio pro‑ vided the entertainment for the traditional variety show glVmg two performances at the Indiana University Auditorium. It was quite apparent that a good time WaS had by all. Fijis Selected For Founda.tion Nineteen Zeta Fijis have been elected to serve on the Indiana University Student Foundation this year. The I.U. Student Foun‑ datibn is the organization which sponsors the L音ittle 500 Weekend and provides scholarships to stu‑ Zeta teamed up with Delta Gam‑ dents here at Indiana University. ma sorority this year to build the Gopher Those brothers working on the Blues,,, was taken from the more display. Our theme, Foundation this year are John general theme for the whole cam‑ Konowitz, Pete CaJacob, Jim PuS, Gothard, Sound off for Victory. Chi Phi and AIpha Gamma Delta were Harry Lamberson, Charles Waggoner, Richard Telle, the winners for the all campus Bi11 Otte, Charles Storms, Dave displays. Ruby, Tom Martin, and Tom Hor‑ ton. The men of Zeta enjoyed Talk‑ with those who were unable to at‑ AIso AI Bradfield, Rod Starmer, AI Plummer, Stan Fox, Bob Smith, Bill Fowler, Dave Frick, and Alan tend this year. Abb ott. ing with the retuming alums, and hope to see you a11 next year along \r\nPki Gam Aんnni AγOund 物e (おun昨夕 60, 62 Ekklesias. Doug was also Very aCtive as an undergraduate here at Zeta, He was the corres‑ POnding secretary, ruSh chairman for four years, and pledge trainer. Doug s address is Box 2987, Uni‑ VerSity of Alabama. EUGENE J. McGARVEY, JR. 58, is a lawyer for Fall, Pierce & Fell. From May 1961 to Decem‑ ber 1963, he was on active duty With the U.S. Army at Fort Leo‑ nard Wood, Mo,, Where he attain‑ ed the rank of Captain. Gene was Very aCtive while here at the I.U. CamPuS. He was President of the I"F,CっPresident of the I.U. Foun‑ dation, a member of the Board of Aeons) a member of the Blue Key, and a member of the Sphinx Club. He and his wife, the former Nancy Jones, and their children, Eugene J. IⅡ and Michael William, nOW reside at 1921 West Jefferson, Kokomo, Ind, ROBERT HAROLD OSWALD 47, is an obstetrician in Evans‑ ville. He served on the Union Board and was a member of the Sphinx Club while here at I.U. Hjs Wife, Mary, and he and their chil‑ dren, Mary Kathryn, Robert Stev‑ en, and Judith Louise, live at 2423 Lincoln Ave., Evansville, Ind. RICHARD HARRY McILROY JR. 62言s now a sophomore at the I.U. Medical Center. He was a Pledge trainer and the recording SeCretary While here at Zeta, Mac home address is 1915 s Greenwood, Pueblo, CoIorado. HOWARD K. TURNER, ,17 is a Zet a Fiji whose interests tum to old farmhouses and exotic cooking when he finds the time. Mick ク is a uroIogist in Providence, R. I. He and his wife Charlotte Sullivan make their home at 15 Grot七o Ave. They have one married daughter and one son who is en‑ rolled as a sophomore at Brown. At I.U. ̀̀Mick,, played varsity football, intramural basketba丁1, and was a member of the Indiana Union Board. He now holds mem‑ bership in the Providence Art Club, the Narraganset Boat Club, the Hope Club, and the Phi Gam‑ ma Delta Club of N.Y,C. \r\n上堀Gam AんmnタAγ。重んnd 物e (カunt移 John CaIvin Shimer 33 is now a plant manager at Boss Manu‑ facturing Co. in Kewanee, Ill., where he and his wife reside at 610 Chestnut St. 〃Jack,, a pledge trainer at Zeta was a member of Douglas White Bjorn Johan Sievert the varsity tennis team and was also a yell leader at I.U. He is now a community Chest Chair‑ Douglas Hunter White Jr. 47 is a Zeta alumnus who served as president of the house in his col‑ lege days. Doug, his wife Ann, and their three children make their home at 7405 Fredrick Dr. E., Indianapolis 60, Ind. In addition to I.U., he also attended the Univer‑ sity of Rochester and Drew Uni‑ man and belongs to the Chamber Bjorn Johan Georg Sievert 63, a foreign exchange student from of Commerce and the Midland Sweden, Sends his regards to all Country Club where he peI the brothers. He married Rebecca his favorite sport. SueS White from Terre Haute and a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority at I.U. in 1962. Bjom and his wife have a son, Martin, and live at∴Svitiodsvagen ll, Djursholm, Sweden. This recent versity and he received his A・B. alumnus is an auditor at Price in ,46 and M.D. in 50. Doug be‑ Waterhouse and Co. in Stockholm. longs to the Marion County, Indi‑ ana State, and American Medical flying take up most of leisure Asso. Sailing, hand‑Sailing, Skiing, and time, and he reports that he is very interested in intemational POlitics. John Harmon Phillips at 35 52 1ives Lake Shore Dr., Michigan City, Ind. He and his wife, former ̲Roberし Wat8On 臆Masters 52 is Marlene Welsh, a Pi Phi here at the Director of Hospital Anes‑ I.U., have three children ages six, four, and two. This General Prac‑ thesia at the Primary Children s ana for three years and was a Hospital in Salt Lake City, Utah. He and his wife live with their three children at 765 Hilltop Rd. member of Blue Key. When time in SaIt Lake City. Bob was a very Permits John is an avirl fan of active man on campus belonging titioner played baseball for Indi‑ to the Board of Aeons, Blue Key, boating and golf. VarSity basketball for three years, and the tennis team for which he Thomas Charles Smiley 61 is a served as captain for three years. PÌaCticing dentist in Washington, He is presently a member of the Ind. where he and his wife, a A.M.A., the Utah State Medical Kappa from DePauw, live at 214 whose prin‑ Assoc., the American Society of Anesthesiologists, the B.P.O.E., Ciple hobby is stamp collecting, is and he is the secretary‑treaSurer NE lOth. Charles, the Director of Home Building Of the Primary Children,s Hospi‑ Savings and Loan Assoc. tal Staff. \r\n上功Gam Aんm仁AγOund物e (もun掲 John W. Sawin, 62 is a student at the Indiana SchooI of Dentistry in Indianapolis. As he was called here at Zeta, 440 Swannie 1ives at N. Winona, #304 with his wife Nancy and their eleven month old daughter. John served as rush chairman for the house at Indiana, and he now holds membership in the dental fratemity of Delta Sig‑ ma Delta. Michael Leigh TeVault, 57 cur‑ rently resides in Mt. Vernon, Ind. at 1621 Country Club Rd. He married the former CaroI Cason, a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority, On June 9, 1957. This Zeta, alumnus is an optometri8t in Mt. Vernon, and he belongs to the Mt. Vernon Kiwanis Club, and the Indiana and American Optometric Ass. He lists golf, hunting, bowl‑ ing, and bridge among his favor‑ ite hobbies. and is now a member of Elks, Moose, I.O.O.F., Scottish Rite, Shrine, Rotary (past Dist. Gover‑ nor, 1962‑3, Dist. #654), Eagles, and the Whitley County State and American Bar Assns. Arthur Fravel Thompson 35 headed west from I.U. and is now Joseph R種y Roe, 39 is an at‑ SerⅤing as a Municipal Judge in tomey in Columbia City, Ind. Joe Bozeman, Montana. He and his and his wife Dorothy live at 201 wife live at N. Line St. with their daughter and have a son Arthur and a and two sons. He is the owner and daughter Alice. While at Zeta manager of the Harrison Abstract Tommy 515 S. Grand Ave. served as treasurer and and Insurance office in Columbia house manager and majored in City, and he is presently the Selec‑ psychoIogy. He holds membership tive Service Attorney for Whit‑ in the American Bar Assoc., the ley County. Active in football, de輸 Montana Bar Assoc., and the Gaト bating, and dramatics at Zeta,.Joe 1atin County Bar Assoc. of which has continued in outside activities he was vice‑PreSident in 1963. RUSH!