期p買導①恒そ加的棚 蟹叩瑚釣珊排狙 部調的田中卸抑昂芝参士競 全 全 \r\n附き〃00!I鵬朋I The forces that have been greatest in my life have been God and the College Fraternity that moulded me. ̲ Thomas R. Marsha11 Published regularly throughout the school year by Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity at For many, ma,ny yea,rS Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Indiana University for the enjoy. has maintained a position of exce11ence in a,11 areas. We have ment of its alumni and friends. alwa‑yS held a respected position on the Indiana University Contributions of news of alumni are welcomed and encouraged at CampuS・ all times. Let us know what you Each year is a consta,nt Cha,11enge to remain in our unpre‑ are doing. Address all communica‑ tions to: Alumni Relations Chair‑ cedented position・ Schola,Stic efforts are continually demand‑ man, 631 E. Third Street, BIoom‑ ington, Indiana 47401. 1ng mOre time and interfra.temal competition becomes keener eVery year. Last year was a successful year for our Chapter. We fin‑ Co‑Editors : Robert A. Long, 68, Frankfort Peter L. Scott, ,69, LaPorte ished second in intramura.ls with many individual first places. We finished third overall in scholarship with the pledge class finishing second on campus. We had many brothers in cam‑ pus activities and va‑rSity a‑thletics. Finally We finished the year by wiming pole position a.nd finishing fifth in the Little 500. I personally feel tha‑t this record coupled with the strong fratemal qualities fostered in the house would be termed a suc‑ cessful yea‑r for almost a,ny fra‑temity on this or any other CamPuS. But I ca.n honestly say that la.st year did not satisfy the brothers of Beechwood. For the Zeta tradition is not second or third places, but excellence・ Therefore, the brothers are showing a new determination to make this the best year in Zetals history. We a,re Striving and wi11 be first in schola.rship intramurals, a,Ctivities, Little roO膏nd fratemal a.ffection. We ha Ve a Phra,Se in the house, …66 better than 76 that sums up our detemination. 1956 was a year of excellence a,t Zeta・ as a pla,que PreSented to the chapter proudly proclalms. So with this fact in mind, ea.Ch brother is determined to better the 1956 record. It is this type of fratema,1 spirit that ha,S ma,de ea.ch of us proud of the fact we are Fijis, a‑nd it is this tra,dition of Phi Gamma Delta, tha,t ma.kes each brother, undergraduate a.nd gradua,te誼ke, eager tO SuPPOrt Our fra.terIla,1 cause and main‑ taln the proud traditions that we al1 1ove so dearly. \r\nGerman Exchange S†uden† Chris†mas Spiri† ts Gues† Of Ze†a F川s Beechwood Zeta cha.pter of Phi Gamma Delta is indeed pleased to ha,Ve an eXCha,nge Student a‑S a gueSt Of the house aga,in this year. Twenty‑four yea‑r Old Burkha,rt Ortmann from Brenen‑ The Christmas Spirit has never lacked at Zeta and this year has been no exception. Early in the month brothers began to decorate haven, Germany has been living Beechwood in the holiday tradi‑ with the brothers of Beechwood tion and the warmth of the sea‑ since the beginning of the fa11 son was generated as brothers semester. would return from classes in the Burkhart is a Ful‑ bright scholar working toward his evening to sit around the open M.A. degree in geography here at Indiana University. He has pre‑ fire and to enjoy Christmas music. Kappa Kappa Gamma was the viously attended the University of Bonn and the University of Kiel in Germany. He has also studied for three years at a teacher guest of Zeta on December 14 as we combined forces to sponsor our annual Christmas Party for und〇 s ℃rP葺e注Ieged ch主贈ren.臆Br①the撃S‑ train主調g OOIわざも「 n￣七鴨で高調Ⅲg丁でf= John Sorensen and Bob Long ter which he spent a year in Eng‑ handled the arrangements for this land teaching in a grammar school in the South and attending the years party which served to en‑ Exeter University. Through this tertain 27 children from the Speech and Hearing Exchange Home here on campus, The party year of experience in England) Burkhart has picked up the King,s began in the evening with a・ SPeC‑ English and has exceuent pro‑ ial treat meal from Fern, and then nounciation of our language. Santa arrived to the joy of all Burkhart has related several of the youngsters (and brothers, his empressions of fratemal liv‑ too!). The Kappas helped ing. He saysJ =Everyone should Santa pass out stOCkings full of see the fratemity as an integral part of the American educational system. The greatest purpose Of CONSTANT REFURBISHINGS fruit ole Candy) and toys) PrOViding a most satisfying evening at Beechwood. the fratemity as I see it is to help Although Zeta is enjoying the the student to transfer from high luxury of one of the finest phy‑ On December 17, the brothers school to the academic life of col‑ sical plants on campus, due to entertained their yuletide dates 1ege. In a university so deverse the remodeling and construction with dinner in the chapter house. as Indiana, One muSt make many of last year, Beechwood continues After another of Fem,s fantastic choices, Certain of which are made to put on a new face. for him with the association of meals, the bro七hers and their dates At the beginning of the fall semester the senior brothers of men of common ideals. What surprises Burkhart is the ;ys毒in of ￣studying￣ f6r graduate students which invoIves a greater number of tests and papers here in the United States. In Germany, study is mainly on your own. Burkhart is very impressed with the cultural opportunities and stu‑ dent productions at I.U. What does Burkhart dislike around the piano. Zeta began their own class pro‑ On the final Sunday before ject, Paneling the dining room. Christmas vacation, Delta Gamma The brothers did all of their own added to the voices of Fijiland in labor, and thanks to the Mother a night of caroling. A cold group s Club, Who supplied the curtains, of carolers finally arrived back at we now have a lifted face in our the house for an evening of hot dining room. chocolate, donuts and dancing. Last month, the front and side Indeed, the Christmas spirit was lawns of the house were com‑ well generated within the wa11s of pletely relandscaped. New schrub‑ Beechw○○d. ery was planted along a11 sides of about his fratemity experience. Beechwood, and a11 the flower =I just don,t like to be thrown beds were replanted and covered with peat moss. Indeed this was out of bed so early by the pledges, trimmed the tree and sang songs CALENDAR OF EVENTS a much needed improvement on Jan. 20 Finals Begin he explained.くくHoweverJ I do the house. AIso, SOmetime in the Feb. 18 Purple Garter get more accomplished by rising near future, CarPeting is to be Mar. 3 I.U. Sing and Fiji house. The Brothers of Zeta say, come, Burkhart ! Mother,s Weekend laid in all of the halls of the early. Weト For these and other im‑ provements) We Say thank you graduate brothers. ll Basketball ‑ Purdue 24 Apr. 15 Spring Vacation Begins Norris Pig Dinner \r\n功i Ga,n Aんmni A畑uǹ]物e (ちun均 Russell Warren Smith, 21, is now serving as a Judge of the Ap‑ pellate Court of Indiana. Russ has also served as a member of the Indiana House of Representa‑ tives, 1927置31, Judge of the La Porte Superior Court 1934‑42, and Director of the Indiana Legislative BuI.eau 1961‑65. He also has found time to participate in the Beta Graduate Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta, the Masons, and Phi AIpha Delta legal fraternity, and is a past president of the In‑ dianapolis Torch Club. After graduating from Indiana, Russ received his A.B, and J.D. de‑ gress at the university of Michigan and in 1954, married the former La Veta Fodrea. Orville Wade NichoIs, JI.., 41, is now a member of the law firm of NichoIs and NichoIs in Knox, Indiana. He and his wife, the former Kathem Ann Reppetto, a Kappa AIpha Theta from Ohio HaroId Gene NichoIs, 52, 1ives State, reSide with their three chil‑ with his wife, Linda, and their dren Abagail, Karen Lee, and four children at 51750 Orange North Heaton in Road, South Bend, Indiana. He Knox, Indiana. Nick has served is a Psychiatrist in the St. Joseph as presecutor of Stark County and Co. Adult and Child Guidance Clinic, also in South Bend. His Wade at 207 is a member of Kiwanis and Toast‑ masters. Mike Robison, a nePhew of Nick, is with us now at Zeta. present hobbies include gardening and tropical fish. While at Zeta Hal was pledge trainer. John Chester Borneman, 52, is now a condor warden with the National Audubon Society in Ven‑ tura, Califomia. John began this work after spending five years with Fred Waring,s Pennsylvan‑ ians and three years at Disneyland in the Dapper Dans barbershop quartet. In February of 1965 he was appointed condor warden, a capacity in which he does research on rare species of Southem Cali‑ fornia. Hal s three brothers, Orville, Jr., Tom and Robert, Were also FIJIs, tWO of them here at ZETA. Frank K, Lagemann, 51, is em‑ James L. Ruhlman, 53, is now an export Representative for the J. L. Ruhlman and Associates in Santo Domingo, Dominican Re‑ public. He is married to the for‑ mer Joanna Leath, a Delta Gamma for Indiana, and they reside with their three children, Tom, Eliza‑ beth, and Ann at Apartado Postal 1457 in Santo Domingo. Thomas E. Blackburn, 49, is residing with his wife, the former Kathlyn K. Keller, a Kappa Kappa Gamma at Rollins Co11ege, and pIoyed by the Comecticult Gen‑ eral Life Insurance Company. He their three children at 1820 Green‑ and his wife, Christine, live at 13 is manager of the Elkhart office Surry Circle in Simsbury, Con‑ of Bache and Co., an Investment necticut. While at Zeta, Stretch Banking and Brokerage firm. was active in fraternity affairs as Blackie has also served as presi‑ we11 as completing a marketing dent of the Elkhart SchooI Board. degree. Charle§ 1eaf BIvd. in Elkhart, Indiana. He Richard Catlin Haskett, H. Davis, 64, is now 40, 1ives with his wife, Anne, Who was serving as Ist Lt. in the U.S. Army acting as an assistant fi‑ a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority now retired but was formerly en‑ gaged in farming near Jefferson‑ nance and accounting officer. four children at 205 Ville, one Chuck is married to the former nue in Washington Grove, Mary‑ time a govemment inspector of Karen Kline, a Pi Beta Phi from 1and. He is a professor of Ameri‑ the I.U., Hugh McHenry Marble, Indiana. Indiana He 13, is was Arsenal. at While at and their address is 206 at Syracuse University, and their Groves Ave‑ can history at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. activities as well as completing a Hayes Circle in Ft. Ord, Califor‑ nia. He will be retuming to I.U. chemistry major. Hugh and his to complete work on his MBA in and is a member of the town coun‑ wife, Mary, live at R.R. 2 the fa11 of 1967. While at Zeta, cil and the planning commission. Zeta Hugh was active in house Box Dick is active in community affairs 600 in Jeffersonville, Indiana. His Chuck was house president and While at I.U. Dick majored in his‑ son was a FIJI at Lambda at De‑ president of I.U. Student Founda‑ tory and participated in dramatics Pauw University. tion. and debate. \r\n動i Gam AんmniAγ0棚nd棚e (カαn均 Thomas Charle§ Smiley, 16, Still Dennis Davenport Ånglin, 62, Thomas Albert Troe3er, 59, is has his general practice in den‑ is working on his Ph. D. in or‑ now a resident physician in in‑ istry in Washington, Indiana, and ganizational psychoIogy at the ternal medicine at the Indiana is now director of the Home Build‑ ing Savings and Loan Association. University of Michigan. Besides Studying, Angs is also working as University Medical Center in In‑ dianapolis, Indiana. He and his Chotz has been extremely active an assistant project director in Wife, Pat, and their four children in civic activities serving as past the Institute for Social Research reside at PreSident of the County Library at the University, Which surveys in Indianapolis, Indiana. Board, the County Health Board, and consults private business or‑ Washington Chamber of Com‑ 5526 Dunk Drive also While ganizations in the Michigan area. at I.U. Moose was a member of Phi Beta Kappa and AIpha Omega merce, and the Rotary Club, and He is residing at 2222 Fu11er Road AIpha in addition to receiving a is a past officer of the State in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and is degree in medicine. Tom Dental Association. In 1921 he sti11 unattached. er Jack was also a Zeta FIJI. married the former May Kixmi11er, a Kappa Kappa Gamma from De‑ Pauw. Their residence is now 214 N.E. 10th St. in Washington, In‑ diana. In 1965, Chotz received his 50 year I Mens pin for his let‑ ter in track in 1915 and was hon‑ ored in 1963 with the Phi Gamma Delta Gold OwI certificate, Signi‑ fying 50 years of brotherhood in our fratemity.冒om also has a brother, Paul S. Smiley, and a brother‑in‑1aw, Judge J.S. Hast‑ ings, Who were Zeta Phi Gams. Donald E. Lambert, 56, is the Stanley Åbbott KIopfenstein, Portland, Indiana. He and his wife reside with their twin sons CarI Keith Edwards, 50, is at division manager of the Ke11y Manufacturing Company in Hous‑ the present time empIoyed by the ton, Texas. He and his wife, Ruth, and their￣￣t高下毒 〆his wife, Armstrong Cork Company. Carl, Ludy, and their two children live children live at at 420 Pinehaven Drive, in Hous‑ Street, Lakewood, CoIorado. He ton, Texas. Don is actively in‑ is a past president of the Lion VOIved in Texas politics by trying club of Denver and is an avid 21225 Brentwood s to make Texas a two party state. golfer and coin‑COuector. While At Zeta Monk was trasurer of the in college Carl was a marketing house in major and in addition was active 49 and completed his de‑ in such campus activities as Sphinx gree in marketing. Charles DougIas Baillie, 40, is now vice president and branch 45, is a partner in the KIopfen‑ stein Hardware and Appliance in s broth‑ administrator of the United Cali‑ fornia Bank of Los Angeles, Cali‑ fomia. Charlie and his wife, the former Helene Kuehn, a Kappa Kappa Gamma at I.U., 1ive with Club, Union Board, Blue Key and he was also head of the first I.U. Foundation committee. Carl,s brother John was also a∴Zeta F工JI. Herbert Å. Miller, 57, is now a Partner in the realty firm of Sand‑ at R.R. No. 6 in Portland, Where their family at Stan is a member o fthe Chamber Road in San Marino, Califomia. diana. of Commerce, Shrine, Scottish While at I.U. he was twice presi‑ Rite, Masons, Elks, and the American Legion. He majored in dent of Zeta, PreSident of Phi Eta Sigma, a member of Skull former Cynthia Bynne, a Kappa AIpha Theta from I.U., reSide with Zeta where his two brothers, Wen‑ 2155 Sherwood ers and Miller in Indianapolis, In‑ Herb and his wife, the their two children at 2107 East and Cresent, and a letterman in 91st St. in that city. He jokingly business administration while at track three years. Since gradua‑ remarked that he has not aged dell and Bruce, Were also Phi tion with honors in business from in the least bit since his gradua‑ Ga聖S二臆 Stan states that the class Indiana, Charlie has attended tion and that he has all of his of ,42‑43 picture in the November Hoosier Fiji brought back many Northwestem, UCLA, and Chi‑ hair, mOre than can be said for cago, and is now responsible for his pledge brothers. fond memories as he remembers the direction of twenty‑eight offi‑ Zeta, Herb was social chairman cers of the United California Bank Of Orange and San Diego counties. His hobbies are golf and photo‑ and president of the Falcon Club. graphy, and is a member of the 1is at 846‑5353. the house dog,バFiji and many of the brothers. Gilbert Harlan Morrison, 32, has just received the Sperry Rand Univac award for being the out‑ standing sales manager in the Los Angeles Alumni Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta. While at He invites any of the brothers to give him a ring when in Indianapo‑ R. Steven Browning, 62, is now an attomey for the E.R. Squibb country for 1966. He is married to the former Aileen Birk, an Al‑ 45, is presi‑ and Son, Inc., a Pharmaceutical dent of Bonsib, Inc., an advertis‑ firm in New York City. He is pha Chi Omega from Indiana, and ing, Public relations, and market‑ married to the former Judy White‑ they reside at Briardale ing firm in Fort Wayne, Indiana. leather, a Delta Gamma from I.U., Lane in Cleveland, Ohio. While He and his wife, the former Pa‑ and they live at 170 at Zeta, Gil was house treasurer tricia Grothoure, reSide with their Ave. in New York. While at I.U., and majored in business adminis‑ five children at Covington Zip was rush chairman of Zeta tration. He spends most of his While majoring in chemistry. He leisure time now playing tennis, Road. John also has two brothers, Louis and Richard, Who were Zeta golf, and bridge. Phi Gams. at Indiana in 1966. 5983 John F. Bonsib, 5200 West End Went On tO reCeive his law degree \r\nF申s We言! Rep「esen†ed On IU Founda†ion Phi Gamma, Delta言s a,ga.in well represented on the 1966‑67 India,na. University S調dent Founda,tion a,S Pla.ns are beginning for the 1967 Little 500 Weekend. Nineteen Zeta brothers attended the Foundation kickoff banquet last month as selections begin for the various committees Which plan the three days of festivities. Zeta is proud of having Brother Bob Richey as a member of the Foundation Steering Committee, One Of the highest honors attain‑ able for an I.U. senior. Selected to serve in leadership and com‑ mittee positions are: Jerry Brad‑ ley, John Bucher, Gerry Danie」 Intl.amuraIs At Zeta Zeta is deligently trying to put SOn, Tom Elyea, John FIoretta, the IFC intramural trophy back in Carter Jackson, Jack Johnson, the case at Beechwood, and thus Bob Long, Gordon McLaughlin, far the results have been very suc‑ Tom OIsen, Steve Powell, Tom CeSSful. Poulin, Mike Robison, John Sor‑ quires a lOO% ensen, Steve Springer, Denny Of the house with brothers partici‑ Thompson, Bob Whitacre, Rick Pating in almost every sport. Any such attempt re‑ effort on the part BROS. GOBDEL AND POLLUM ELEC丁ED CO‑RUSH CHA!RMEN Bruce Gobdel and Steve Pollum Were elected earlier this month as the new rush chairmen for the COming year. These two men were elected for their ability to organ‑ ize, lead, and direct the most es‑ Sential program for continued Zeta success. Brother Gobdel is a graduate Of Adams High School in South Bend, Indiana. Bruce is secre‑ tary of Phi Eta Sigma, freshman