Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity at Indiana University Volume XXIX, Number l BIoomington, Indiana Homecoming Weekend Fa11 pledge class Starting NoYember 9 I九ring the spring, Summer, and early fall of this year, Zeta, Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta. filled the house to over‑ flowing by pledging 23 outstanding men to fom the Fa11 COming weekend. This weekend is Iooked forward to with great ex‑ Charles Brewer, Evansville, gen‑ eral business and John Philip PeCtation by both alumni and the undergraduate Brothers. It is dur‑ Bucher, BIoomington, On a Pre‑ ing this weekend that we have an 1aw course maJOnng m gOVern‑ OPPOrtunity to renew old alumni ment and economics. acquaintances, aS Well as meet s brother, Bi11, is a Zeta Fiji; Gir‑ father is a Zeta and Mike plays and Fredrick Gardner, LaPorte, soccer at I.U. AIso, John Nelson business major with a brother Ron Blair, South Bend, undecided; also a Zeta Fiji; Thomas Motley Bradley, Peru, Pre‑ its doors to alumni on this home̲ freshman tennis squad; Melvin Joliet, Ill., a math major whose Lee On Saturday, November 9 Zeta and Indiana University wi11 open OPtOmetry, a member of the AIso, Thomas Edward Elyea, Jerry 1963 I.U. and Fijis Awaiting Zeta Pledges outstanding Evansvi11e, business major. Mike October, (Continued on page 4) Older, but not forgotten Brothers. The Fighting Hoosiers,, will Play Oregon State at l:30 p.m. at the I.U. stadium. This game Shapes up to be a strong non‑COn‑ ference battle. We hope that the Hoosiers can give its alumni a Victory for this homecoming game. This year we are combining ef‑ forts with Pi Beta Phi sorority in house decorations for this gala Weekend. Our theme for decora̲ tion, Victory our most important 立rodもみ,, iS￣五talke二off 6h ̀G壷er去l Electric s sIogan of ̀くProgress Our mOSt important product.,, As usual Femie, Our COOk, Will Serve lunch at the house starting at ll a.m. on Saturday. If you wish to have a reservation, Please Clip the coupon contained in this On Saturday evening the tradi‑ tional variety show will be held in the Indiana University Audi‑ torium starting at 7 and 9:30 p.m. The big name entertainer for the show has not been announced as of yet but rest assured that the show will be as entertaining \r\nⅢき〃00‡胸書f〃l Fijis Team With Thetas For Annual Fa11 Camival On October 19 che F申s teamed up with our sister soror‑ ity Kappa AIpha Theta, in the amual Fall Camival with a game of fascination called員Bouncing Bingo. booth was Bingo The forces that have been greatest in my life have been God and the College Fratemity that moulded me. ‑Thomas R. Marshall The name of the Happiness is Bouncing which was a take‑Off on the book Happiness is a Warm Brother Hess Puppy by Charles Schultz the Writer of 芭1ected Historian αPeanuts.,, Fall Carnival which was held at the new IU fieldhouse is sponsor‑ John Lee Hess, SOn Of Mr. and ed by the Indiana Memorial Mrs. L. F. Hess of Brook, Indiana, Union. This year the Camival WaS elected to the office of Vice‑ Published regularly throughout raised臆臆about $11,000臆for Campus President and Historian of Zeta the school year by Zeta Chapter Chest which in turn is the Uni̲ Of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity VerSity at Indiana University for the en‑ United Fund. Chapter Sunday, September 22, s contribution to the 1963. Brother Hess, a JunlOr maJOrmg m gOVernment, takes joyment of its alumni and friends. In the past housing units were Contributions of news of alumni given the option of having a game OVer the post formerly held by are welcomed and encouraged at of fascination or a skit. However Phil Hester who, because of his all times. Let us know what you due to the great amount of time are doing. Address all communi‑ and work required for a skit, the Cations to: Alumni Relations Union Board decided to limit the booths to games only. AIso this Chairman, Robert J. Lewis, Jr., 631 E. Third Street, BIoomington, Indiana. year for the first time the Cami‑ Val was accompanied by rides and a dance outside the fieldhouse. Five players could play ing Bingo Summer marriage to I.U. Theta CaroI Moore, WaS unable to con‑ tinue as a cabinet officer. Brother Hess has been active in Zeta activities for the past two Bounc‑ at one time. The game years, SerVing on various com‑ mittees and playing on our inter‑ COnSisted of ro11ing tennis balls up a ramp to a square containing mural basketball and softball twenty‑five holes. Being similar teams. John also holds the job of to bingo, the first contestant to kitchen steward while maintain・ get five balls in a row diagonally, horizonta11y, Or Vertica11y was ing a high scholastic average. Last the winner. A11 winners received a token prize of a bag of peanuts. The Camival began Saturday, October 19 at 2 p.m. and ended at mid‑night. However the actual semester he had a 3.4 of a possible 4.O grade accumulative・ We here at Zeta kmow John will fit into the present cabinet well, WOrk began weeks in advance doing his part to promote co‑OPer‑ headed by the co‑Chairmen Jim ation and success for the remain‑ Gothard and Charlie Waggoner. der of his term. Congratulations, Brother Hess. (Continued on page 4) HOMECOMING RESERVA丁!ON I wi11 wi11 not be back for homecoming Saturday, Novem‑ ber ll. I would like to make a reservation for persons for Saturday lunch. Please send to Robert J. Lewis, Jr., Alumni Relations Chairman, 31 E. Third St., BIoomington, Indiana. \r\nWe are starting another school yea.r at India,na. a.nd at Zeta. We feel that it will be the best year in our history. We Fi」iS P「ominen十In have the men in the house who are capable of great a.ccom‑ Campus Ac†iv前es Plishments, and these men have the desire to excel. With a Steers LittIe 50O Weekend group of正nty men a11 capable and a11 working for Zeta I don Chuck Davis, Zeta,s President, t see how we can fall. One thing that we are attempting to do this year is to retum to a system where by we ha,ndle all our alumni cor‑ also heads the Indiana University Student Foundation this year. The Foundation respondence. For the past several years we have∴emPIoyed Stewart Howe Alum血Service to help us prepare the litera‑ s main project is rais‑ ing money for scholarships by Planning and staging the events ture and maintain our鮒e of alumri addresses. Keeping in mind of the che fact that we a.re in a transitional period we hope you will Weekend,,, the Little バWorld s Greatest Co11ege 500. find our newspapers and amouncements as acceptable as those in the past and we hope you will understand if we ha,Ve a. few more誼p‑uPS than usua,1. Political Tran8fusion 冒his year found campus poli‑ ̲￣￣￣蹄n in Indiaha victory￣託h面をcoin壷g; we ￣cah ￣軒証antee that In dosing let me say that although we can not promise tics receiving a flowing trans‑ Zeta will have its doors open in anticipa,tion of our ma,ny P臆 FIJI,s hold an unprecedented Gam brothers who will be returring to the campus that week‑ three of the 27 商工高6五￣￣藷もm ￣輯i舌̲PHi Gams. The seats in the Stu‑ dent Senate, With Jim Binkley end. (senior) representing the out‑in‑ town voters, Lewis Warford (jun‑ Fratemally your, ior) representing the Phi Gam s district, and Dave Frick (sopho‑ Chuck Davis more) serving via his position as President of the Sophomore Class. Dave Ruby, Zeta)s Recording Sec‑ Eugene D. FletcLall Elected retary, heads the campus)s largest and most powerful political party, President of I. U. Alumni Association Hats off to Brother Eugene LLB Blue Fletchall, BS ACTION. There are rumors of "creeping Phi Gamism.タタ 32, 34, reCently elected President of the Indiana Alumni As‑ Varsity Sparcity? SOCiation. He will serve for a, tem Of three years. Brother Fletcha11 is a native of Poseyville Ann are members of Kappa AIpha and now resides at LaGrange, Theta sorority. Tennis Coach Bill Landin expects Served as President of Zeta, Of the FIJI trio of Jim Binkley the Union Board, and of the In‑ (senior), Chi11 Fichter (junior), terfraternity Council. He was also and Rod McNeamey (jurior) to a member of the Board of Aeons, the Sphinx Club, and Blue Key. After graduation, he joined Swift set the pace for the 1963‑1964 season. In basketball) Hurrin) Ho。Sier Pilot Branch McCracken Company and has served vari‑ casts a hopeful eye on last year?s OuS POSitions throughout the coun‑ outstanding freshman Gary Grie‑ try. In 1955, he was elected vice‑ PreSident of Swift in 1955 WaS named a director in ger. Gary) Sharp‑Shooter for the and 1962 1959. tribute the speed and agility need‑ s ed for McCracken,s famous fast‑ PaCking plants throughout the break. Jack Johnson, freshman United States and Canada, COn‑ from Greenfield, Ind・ Will be mak‑ StruCtion, refinery and margarine ing his bid to see action for the OPerations. Hurrin, Hoosiers Mrs. Fletchall is the former Miss Jane Malcolm, Evansville Bosse S七ate Championship teaml Should con‑ His present responsibilities in‑ Clude supervision of the company s will tum out to see their brothers perform. Illinois. While on campus, he & Not at all. FIJI to several varsity sports this year Emie Andres tOO. Zeta alum I.U.)s Baseball 36, Of Bluffton. Coach The Fletcha11s are the parents of a daughter, Ann, a 1962 graduate of I.U. Both Mrs. Fletchall and has F工JI battery with Jun‑ iors Ron Keller and Jim Snyder E. D. FLETCHÅLL (Continued on page 4) \r\nFathers Enjoy Weekend; Dad Phi Gam Alumni Questionaire EncIosed To Start AIumni Files s Club Officers Elected ALVIN L. KOESTRING ,63, Of Evansville will take a three year Because of our recent change leave of absence from the Indiana from the Stewart Howe Alumni Zeta was increased by about 50% Bell Telephone Co. to be stationed Service in the printing of the the weekend of Oct. 6‑7. Almost in Hawaii for his Army service. バHoosier 50 of the brothers and pledge バKoes,, was the Wilkinson Award brothers fathers took part in our finalist for Section XI. The Wil‑ files on our graduate Brothers. annual Dads Day festivities at kinson Award candidates are To start these files we have sent Beechwood. This year,s weekend those voted to be the most out置 out the questionaire tha七is en‑ coincided with the Dads Day pro‑ standing by their respective chap‑ cIosed in this issue. If it is feasi‑ gram of the University. ters. ble, Please return this question‑ The Fiji house capacity here at Fiji,,, it has become necessary that we start our own aire as soon as possible so that The brothers and their fathers JOHN R. FEAGLER 63, is on the the BIoomington Campus partici‑ fighting Hoosiers Iose to Ohio pating in an experimental medical s七ay in a block to watch State on Saturday afternoon. schooI program. 〃Feags,) and his A壬七er wife, the former Gimy Miiler もhe b注ilga血1e, Su予per 苗a岩 served early so the dads could get ready to see the Pop Concert Sat‑ we may report what each of our graduate Broth管S are doing. FR宣SH朗巳N一 (IU ‑ AIpha Gamma Delta) 1ive in Evermann Apartments (Continued from page l) 678. urday night. The concert featured ヤ Goodnight, Indianapolis, Pre‑Op‑ Peter Nero and the Four Saints, GEORGE M. ROYSTER IⅡ, tometry, and Donn Roberts and provided good entertainment who received his B.S. in history for a11 the families who came for in the weekend. cutive training program at the Fort Wayne, undecided. Mike Old National Bank in Evansville. brother, Tom, is a sophomore at had their annual meeting, at He is now serving as secretary for the Evansville I,U. Alumni Rib e yr e Gu瓦ther, Evansville, which President Chuck Davis Association. He resides at business major whose father is a gave a chapter report and new officers for the year were elected. 工incoln Ave. After the concert, the fathers 62, is now a part of an exe‑ 2528 Zeta. Another legacy is Robert of Michigan. AIso we have Jack ness major on the freshman bas‑ CAMPUS ketball team, and Guy Richard ÅCTIVITIES‑ O. W. Martin, SeCretary・ Satur‑ Loftman, Newark, Delaware, un‑ (Continued from page 3) day,s events ended with a snack, decided, Whose brother Bert is a member of Zeta Chapter. teamed together on the mound and behind the plate respectively. The weekend ended with a s N。rd J。hns。n, Gr。e缶ield, a busi‑ Gothard, PreSident; Mr・ Paul skit, and a serenade with Kappa AIpha Theta sorority. AIso, Weldon Michael Horton, Fiji brother from the University The new officers are Mr. Art Waggoner) treaSurer; and Mr. Gossom, Terre Haute, undecided. Likewise a trio of FIJI,s is in‑ AIso, George Wi11iam Lowden II, Frankfort, a gOVemment major planning to enter Law School; Father and Son Dimer at the cluded house Sunday noon・ Most of the world‑famous swimming te am. fathers later admitted that they They are free‑Styler John Mavon John Cowell Mavon, Hinsdale, Ill., business, an I.U. swimmer; Steven Lief Nelson, South Bend, (freshman) pre‑dent; Gerald Edward Nichol‑ most enjoyed staying overnight at the house with their sons. FÅLL CÅRNIVAL‑ on the roster of I.U. distance‑man Dick Allen (sophomore) and butterfly expert Ralph Kendrick (sopho‑ Richard Palmer, Koontz Lake, Indiana, Pre‑OPtOmetry; and views Kendrick as a strong chal‑ Thomas Vaness Ransom, Frank‑ lenger for the 1964 Olympics・ fort, Pre‑med s slamming senior, is a master link in I.U. s 1963‑ with the Thetas in building the booth and the games. A good time an I・ U. basketball prospect whose father, grand‑ father, and uncle are Zeta)s. AIso, Robert William Richey 64 golf team. Jr. In the week previous to the Cami‑ val the brothers worked cIosely son, Fort Wayne) Pre‑med; Gene more). Coach Jim Counsilman Fred Henoch, the Phi Gam (Continued from page 2) s BIoomington) Pre‑med) Mi‑ Culver graduate Mike Atkinson chael Lee Robinson, Chicago, un‑ is one of only two freshmen to decided, Whose uncle is a Fiji; see action on I.U.,s undefeated Robert Neal Whitacre, Indianap‑ soccer olis team this year. Mike s business administration) Plan‑ was had by all and we are look‑ father, Stan Atkinson, is a Zeta ning on Law School ing forward to next years Carni‑ Phi Gam ,35 Beasley Welcher, Indianapolis, a val with great expectations. ville. residing in Evans‑ radio and T.V. major. and Robert