図図星琵琶 Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity at Indiana University Volume XXVIII, Number 4 BIoomington, Indiana May 1963 Zeta Wins Cheney Cup Third Time; Cited For We11"Rounded Fraternity Life Started in 1913, the Orion H. (月Ieney C哩Awa⊥‑d has hol10音red a pastl Archon President as well as the top chapters of Phi Gam‑ ma Delta. The Cheney Cup is awarded annua11y to the chapter adjudged most ef上icient in the fields of scholarship, CampuSl aC‑ tivities and fratemity relationships. ArlChon President George Gunn made the presentation bo Chuck Davis 64, PreSent Chapter preside'nt at Our State Day Ban‑ quet, March 16th. Robert Alexander (Lafayette 55), in his report on the win‑ ners Stated 〃As third time winner of the Cheney Cup exceeded only by Oklahoma, a four‑time victor, and equalle'd only by Arizona, Washington and Illinois) Zeta at 工ndiana′ reflects the competent leadership of Pre'Sidents J. Bruce Hunt (,62), and David F. Koenig King R. Traub 46 Elected Vic叩reSident . Of Indianapolis Investment Corporation King R. Traub, 46, Vice‑PreSident of Zeta Chapter Alumni (63), aS Well as the experienced Association, has been elected to a vice‑PreSidency of the City guidance of Past Purple Legion‑ aire Thomas Hoadley, (Indiana Securities Corporation, 1ndiこしnaPOlis investment banking fim・ 56). Zeta was cited for exCe王k.nce in administration (almost ?7,000 in the black 1961‑1962) in fra‑ temal affairs and conduct (in‑ cluding ritual) Pledge trainingJ rush, and alumni relations) and extra‑Curricular activities (student government, Union Board and Committees, Arbutusl, and honor‑ aries). AIso, Zeta was adjudged exce11ent in participating in Vars‑ ity sports as well as taking In‑ Travels From California To Be Initiated A special congratulations is in Order for Mr. Virgil David Hire, Class of 33, for his∴COming from La Jolla, Califomia, tO be initi‑ ated into Zeta Chapter. This completed a life‑long dre'am Of Mr. Hire for due to his having to drop out of school, he was un‑ tramural hon,OrS. Bu℃ perhaps mos七important is the fact tha七 Zeta Scholarship has been tops for the‑ PaSt SeVeral years. The value of the Cheney Cuj) lies not in the recognition of any able to become initiated into Phi Gamma Delta at the time of his college career. We at Zeta Chapter extend a very hearty welcome to Brother Hire as he also enters the portals of Fijiland. \r\n樅i砂鋤職制〃 First in Campus Scholarship Attained Through Proper Attitude, Detemination The forces that have been greatest in my life have been God and the College Fratemity that moulded me. ‑Thomas R. Marshall Published regularly through‑ Out the school year by Zeta Chap‑ ter of Phi Gamma Delta Fra七emity at Indiana University for the en‑ joyment of its alumni and friends. Contributions of news of alumni are welcomed and encouraged aし all times. Let us know what you are doing. Address a11 communi‑ cations to: Alumni Relations Of‑ fice, P. O. Box 1251, BIoomington, Indiana. AmuoI Pig Dime「 W回s Usu億I Success; 丁wo Golden Owi Aword Winne「s A††ended Pig Dimer this year was honolred by having two Golden OⅥ「l Award wimersI PreSentしBoth were 缶om Washington, Indiana, Ralph Garten I工astillg・s and 「rhomas Charles Smiley. The tolaSt‑ Chapter Initiates 15 In Spring Class Zeta Chapter of Phi Delta is proud to announce 15 new initi‑ ates for the spring semester of 1963. They are as follows Jam準)SI Hurst Grund, Peru, Indiana, maj oring in General Business; Wi11‑ iam Clifford Fowler, Terre Haute, Indiana, Undecided; Robert An‑ (Continued on Page 4) \r\nZe†o Wel寡Represen†ed A† 97†h S†tI†e D回y; Wins t Fiowing Bowl A festive March 16th evening at th e Columbia Club in Indianap‑ Olis was highlighted by the pres‑ elnCe Of several hundred Fiji,s, members of the Archonate, and Our Executive Secretary. Part Of an enIarged program, intra‑ Chapter toumaments in bridge, Ping‑POng and basketball were held prece'ding the cocktail hour, dinner, and formal program. Un‑ ExperlenCed恥i Little 500,, Bike Team fortunately, Zeta did not arise Victorious in their early activi七ies. Archon President Georgle Gunn, Should Place Amo鴫Leaders‑ On May ll Jr., (Washington The prospects for this year,s ̀̀LittIe 500), race seem very 16), WaS the main speaker. In an informal bright for Zelta Cha¥Pter. The team is experienced and training and warm talk, he appealcyd to all hard to capture the first Place trophy. The brothers, tOgether Fijis to continue striving toward With our sorority sponsoI., AIpha Phi, are enthusiastically back‑ high ideals; he candidly revealed ing this year his life and thoughts as a Phi s team. Gamma Delta. His speech car‑ ried a sIPe音Cial meaning for a11 served as pledge trainer, kitchen Zeta Fijis for Pres音ident Gunn steward, and bike coach for two had erarlier presented the Cheney Cup Award to Zeta Chapter (婆e months this∴SPring. The coach of this year s team is Pete CaJacob ,65, from Terre Haute. Pete rode last year and feature article). Fo11owing President Gunn,s SPeeCh, the five Indiana Chapters has the experience for this de‑ COmPeted in the annual song con‑ manding job. test for the FIowing Bowl Zeta Brothers are also pIay‑ Zeta)s high spirits capably held ing important roles in the plan‑ in reign by song leader Lee Hum‑ ning and ,SuPerVision of the race. Phries ( Jeff Coulter, PaSt all‑Star rider, Officer of the house, and recent]y 64) brought another award to Beechwood with its two num音bers Fiji HQneymOOn,, and Rock Island,, from The Music named outstanding senior, is On the all‑POWerfu1 13‑member Man. e‑ Indiana ̲James B趣e主音(Zeta」49), then University Foundation. The Ster‑ PrOCeeded to forsake Beechwood ing Committee is the goveming by awarding the Beta Graduate Steering Committee of th body for the whole weekend of activities and has been working Very diligently since the start of The spirit and warmth of this State Day was enhanceld by an the school year. Chuck Davis, PreSent PreSident Of the hou,Se and rider in ThroIPhy to Lambda Chapter of DePauw. 61, is also on the Work Out and Pro‑ Cedure along with brothersILa'Sallel and Perks. Jim Turner senior from Indi̲ excellent attendance opportunity to meet the members of the Arch̲ Oniもe who are representing and guiding Fijs everywhere. Bert Loftman, junior, PaSt Of‑ ficer of th e holuSe∴land rider anapolis, is chairman of the Rules during his fÌeShman year and Regulation Committee. Jim the Bicycle ControI Committee. is on Brother Loftman is also heading for Indiana UniverlSity Medical School next year. (Continued on Page 4) \r\n/￣¥ Around the Country with Phi Gam Alumni Employed by Indiana Universi‑ After four daughters, JAC K ● ̀̀LITTLE 50O,, BIKE TEAM ty in the Department of Philos‑ S. P ECK ophy, HENRY B. VEATCH, Writes and his wife Carolan have five that he is the author of Children, four girls, and, at last, Evansville and past officer of the バdull 45, gOt his son. Shotz , (Continued from Page AI Koes七ring, 3) Senior from One SOn, Andrew 3. Their daugh‑ house is on the Movie Committee. dents agree. He is a Harvard grad‑ ters are Cathy 12, Susie' 10, Brother Koestring holds the honor uate in ]932, but affiliaties with Marcia, the an advertising executive with the A. R. O. T. C. Cadets in the United States this year. books. Wonder if any of his stu‑ Zeta Chapter. Henry and and Barbara 6. Jack is his wife Mary Jane have two Curtiss, Quinlan, Keene, and Peck, daughters, and they reside at 1214 Inc., firm of IndianapoIs. East First Street, BIoomington, also very active in community 工nd. affairs, is a 32 He is degree Mason, and belongs to the Indianapolis GEORGE B. ROBINSON ,39, Country Club. The∴SeVen Pecks is assistant to the president of live at St. Johnタs Military Academy) in 工ndianapolis. 406 East∴51st Street, 32, is a physician in Indianapolis, Patricia have one ,SOn George, Ind. Military Academy. 48, COm葛 interest in the Howard Sams Co. pany in Canton, Ohio. The lO Lewis,s reside at C A medical student at the IU Medical Center, RICHARD C. BUCK 63, is sti11 a newlywed. About the time thiis publicatioIl is mailed, he and his wife will be celebrating their four‑mOnth anniversary. Pat live at Lawrence Drive, Indianapolis 6101 Crawfordsville GERALD B. MAISON 48, is a market research associate for the Eli L音illy Co., in Indianapolis, behind the leaders, for the( title THe World,s Greatest College Weekend.,) ● CHÅPTER INITIÅTES (Continued From Page 2) thony Smith, COming from Colum‑ bia City, Indiana, an Accounting major. From Midland Park, New JAME,S L. RUHLMAN 53, is Jersey, Charles James Clifford, the' manager in Central America Literature major; Richard Fomey for General Tire International. Allen, Physic,Sl major from BIoom‑ Jim and his wife, the former ington, Indiana; Mich Joanna Leath (IU ‑ Delta Gamma) have three children, Tom 8, Ann Konowitz, Pre‑med, LaPor七e, In‑ 5, and Elizabeth 6 mos. They eal Ray diana. AIso, Nathan Thomas Horton, reside at Apartado Posta1 1575, Ft. Wayne, Indiana, Pre‑med; San Salvador, EI Salvador, Cen‑ Thomas Joe Martin, Syracuse, In‑ tral America. diana, Govemment major; Ronald Lee Keller, Accounting, South RICHARD L GEUPEL, is with the' Carl M. Geupel Construction port, Indiana. From Indianapolis, Donald Lee Dawson, History Inc. in工ndianapolis. He and major; William Jame,S Otte Op‑ his wife, the former Carolyn tometry, Southport ; Charles Henry Co. Mustard (Butler .at Gerry 26, Ind. Dick and his wife Rd・, Trailer lOO, Indianapolis. Ind. 5800 AIpha Chi BIvd., N. W., Canton, Ohio. SeCOnd position, Only three points shil) in the race which high lights the Timken Roller Bearing Co宣教ト Edgehill s ̀̀mini,, race held Friday night, graduate, and very active in the Club, and the Indianapolis Ath‑ 3718 the committee for the women 1941. This year we look forward sons. 1etic Club, and has a business they reside at president of Zeta Chapter, holds the e'nViable position of being on to taking over the overal1 1eader‑ two Director of Labor Relations for Omega) have two children, and Dave Koening, Senior, a PaSt One and ley SchooI of Law, and is now ‑ ten Of his sons, Bob, is a Zeta under‑ belongs to the Bay Haven Yacht Lichtenwalter, (IU top of being the overall points leader a LLB from the William McKin‑ and his wife, the former Doris L. e for the race which originated in chapter∴at PreSent. The Doctoで Tex th guerite have eight children, Six bine'd his B. S. in Business with WaS a Cheerleader for three years of バBozo,, and his wife Mar‑ daughters, DALLAS G. RAYL one We at Zeta are currently in DR. ROBERT J. LEWIS Army in 1958・ He and his wife Jr., and they reside at St,. John,s being April lO. Delafield, Wisconsin・バKem,) re‑ tired as a Lt. Col. from the U. S. of 8444 ‑ KKG) reside North Ritter Ave., In‑ Orme, Southport, Indiana, al,SO a business major. is also quiもe a SpOrtS Car fan, and belongs to the dianapolis, Ind. From Evansville, Indiana comes Stephen Prince Royster, Undecid‑ Li11y Motor Club, the Sports Car Club of America, and the Porsche Club of America, aS Well as the While here on campus, during his undergraduate years, THOMAS Scottish‑Rite and Marketing As‑ SOCiation. He and his wife Mary C. PAGEDA ,55, WaS∴SCholarship Lou have one son Gerald David cian in Indianapolis, relSiding at 3. They live at 7240 the Medical Center, 1300 ley Ave., Indianapolis. North Les‑ chairman. Tom is now a physi‑ Michigan, Indianapolis, We St ed; Gary A11en Grieger, Business. and James Thomas, Bean IエI from Indianapoli,S, Indiana, major‑ ing in Spe'eCh and Theater. Congratulations to the new ini‑ tates !