ZETA WINS CHENEY CUP Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity at Indiana University OUR 1971 LITTLE 5OO BIKE TEÅM ○ ○eft to right? Doug TyteJ Dave King, Bi11 Canida, Warren Meinschein. 丁HANK§ AGA漢N, FE」LA§! and \r\nPage 2 叩き〃00釧副書f〃I EAR」Y §丁AR丁A丁Lu、 by Gary Dunn言74 wi11 be officia11y opened with the Homecoming Variety show featur‑ ing Bob Hope and Pe七ula Clark starring together in an outstand‑ ing show. The forces that have been great‑ est in my life have been God and the College Fratemity that mould‑ ed me. Da。ds Day is the next date to remember: November 6, the day of the I. U. and Illinois football ̲冒homas R. Marshall game. All Dads, aS Well as Grads, are invited to the Game and, after‑ Published regu工arly throughout wards, tO the Chapter house for an the school year by Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity at informal gathering. The Union Board has scheduled ‡詰寄嵩譜悪霊盤悪Oy￣ a pop concert every week that the Contributions of news of alumni are welcomed and encouraged at all times. Let us know what you the Fall, and also on Dec. 4 when are doing. Address all communica‑ tions to: John S. Myrland, 631 E. Third Street, BIoomington, Indi‑ ana 47401. Hoosiers play football at home in the basketba11 team faces Miami University. Date changes second semester which might be of interest are Apri1 1, Little 500 quals; Mini Quals, Apri1 9; Regatta, Apri1 23; Cream and Crimson game, Apri1 28; Mini Race) Apri1 28; and Little 500 Race, Apri1 29. 看97さRush §eason Comes To An End \r\nCHENEY CuP COMES丁O ZE丁A But uate and graduate brothers Iooked Just prior to the opening of Lesch accepted the Cup. AIso re‑ Classes, the Twelfth Fiji Academy WaS held at the Indiana Memorial PreSenting Zeta at the awards ban‑ Union on August 23‑25. The Boys from Beechwood decided Historian Harold Luecke, Tom Templin and Dave King. fourth in the Little the Fijis weren 500. t done yet. 一十hey臆喜市Va丑繭女eや予‑aⅡ一塊で㌃ aW ards臆‑ On aS Chapter President Chip quet were Treasurer Clay Stinnett, Sever泰七㌢〇七五℃rS臆止dped書直ans二〇 in BIoomington (and almost did POrt Our gueStS tO and from the it). In the process Zeta Chap七er airport, and Reggie George, Bill CaPtuI.ed the Brightman Award for Smith, Doug Witham, and John Outstanding Graduate Relations, POint average of all chapters, and Myrland served as Host Commit̲ tee at the IMU. A good time was had by a11, and the coveted Cheney Cup, aWarded Zeta Chapter started the new year Jordan Bowl for the highest grade to the chapter deemed most out‑ Off right‑ On tOP. Now thechal‑ Standing Of a11. 1enge is to stay there ‥. and we Nearly 400 national undergrad‑ think we will! Large P案edge C工ass Residing At Beechwood ( jor from Goshen; Gerald Wayne McGee, a Business major fr6m Chesterton; James Richard Car‑ Penter from Columbus, Bryan Grant Stockton from BIooming七o恥 and Jeffrey Stout Gray from Cleveland, Ohio, all of whom are in Pre‑Med; and Michael Sherilan the‑high臆七epes雪中e‑al」h粥e臆thar喜一一Gregory一里arLeaPlinger,臆both￣ Bus=‑ ￣‑F士ani野n茸om‑Sydrey丁OHo, 「Ⅴ五o̲￣ the next hundred years here at iness majors; and James Joseph Indiana will be as prosperous as Laughlin, the one sophomore in the first. the class, Who is a Pre‑Med major. Evansville has produced Alan Seven members of Zeta)s Class Of 75 hail from Indianapolis. They are James Joseph Rochford, Jr., Kent Emsweiler, and John Scot七 Avery, a11 Business majors; David Ricky Coalglazier, a Public Rela‑ tions major; and Thomas Joseph Bemard Graf, Jr., a Business ma‑ jor; Richard Douglas Ba11, a major in the Music School; and Jeffery Thomas McReynolds, maJOrmg m PsychoIogy. Rounding out this year s pledge Conner, John Robbins Stewart, Class are John Cameron Story IⅡ and Ken Leroy Carpenter, Jr., all from Connersville and Richard of whom are undecided on their Ewing Bond from Elkhart, both maJOrS・ Political Science Majors; Jon Charles Bames, a Radio and TV Ft. Wayne is the home of five Of this year s pledges. Robert John Rogers, Scott Allan Miller, major from Frankfort; John Ed‑ Ward Westfall, a PhysioIogy ma‑ \r\nPage 4 THE HOOSIER FIJI言OCTOBER, 197l LE丁I丁BE KNOWN . ‥ that the undergraduate brothers of Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta cordially extend this standing invitation for all graduate brothers and their families to share a Hoosier football weekend with us. We Oc七ober Oc七ober re looking forward to seeing you all! 2 16 Syracuse ̲○○̲〇〇〇 Ohio State ̲喜一置̲̲̲喜一○○喜一○○̲○○ October 23 (Homecoming) November 6 (Dad s Day) Nove教nber 20 「̲臆」̲喜一〇一臆̲̲」臆○○ §巨巨YOu §○○N!! Gridders Open ln Defense FiJ容S TAKE LITTLE SISTERS Not all the footba11 at Indiana University is being played on the Plush Astro‑Turf of Memorial Sta‑ by OPtimism is particularly acute. Veteran quarterback Bob Warfel, Gary Dunn, 72, has retumed again and has an 74 dium in front of 50,000 spectators. OutStanding receiving corps streng‑ Finally recognizing the need for A quite different brand of football thened.by the addition of Steve increased social involvement dur‑ is being played on rock‑hard Sparks言73, Who can run the hun‑ Woodlawn Field in front of some‑ dred ya音rd dash in considerly less times meager crowds. However, than ten seconds! this brand of touch football is prac‑ year ticed diligently and played spirit‑ has been moved to the B‑1 s, Our met a great deal of success at edIy by the fraternities here at most noteworthy en七ry in the B Chapters throughout the na七ion, is 工. U. For Zeta, a SuCCeSS壬ul season Division. in the three touch footba11 1eagues, A Division, B Division and Pledge Most of last s outstanding freshman team This year mendous potential and is being counted on by the active chapter to a hopefully successful defense of make a strong showing and gamer for Zeta valuable points. A prac‑ Zeta)s intra‑mural chairmen Tom Templin, SOn, tice game between the pledges and 72, and Rick Wil‑ the A‑1タs∴SaW the frosh make a 74, have gotten the entire Valiant effort before finally fall‑ House inspired early. The rosters were complete and the first prac‑ ing by a 21‑6 score. The intI.a‑mural championship is never decided by a House first day of classes! formance in a single event, but iasm surrounds the pref⑲rmanCe of the A‑1 team. They are Zeta representative in the league s s top point‑SCOring division. This year The program which has men meet girls, Which, in the type Of pledgeship we at Zeta empIoy, is often difficult to do. The program is now in full gear according to chairman Phil Jones, 73, following an informal ex‑ Change with nearly forty girls chos‑ tices already organized by the Necessarily, the most enthus‑ gram. basically designed to help Fresh‑ s pledge crop has tre‑ Division ,is the first step toward her intra‑mural crown. ing pledgeship, the chapter voted to organize a Little Sister pro‑ s per‑ the football championships in all three Divisions would propel Zeta en by the pledges. Jonesy has plan‑ ned for the girls to come over oc‑ CaSSiona11y for study table, house Cleaning, and other house func‑ tions as they actively pursue their new roles∴aS Zeta,s first official Well on the way to a second con‑ class of Little Sisters. SeC曽?融統覚でal championship ! aboard, girls ! Welcome