PIG DINNER IS Femie Marries Zeta FAT SUCCESS s much loved cook, Femie, SurPrised and delighted all the brotheÌS last month by announcing her engagement. Femie married ChaI.1es Serfield on May 8 and now they live on R.R. No. 6, Box 219 in BIoomington. She has been the Fiji cook for thirteen years and is known and admired by all. Al‑ though she now has a husband to Iook after, the new Mrs. Sher‑ field says she still plans to look after her Phi Gam sons for two Or three more years. We all say, Congratulations, Femie! \r\n叩きHOO釧書冊 朋I 丁HE W一書K8N§ON AWARD 1965‑看966 The Wilkinson Award, named in honor of Cecil J. Wilkinson (Ohio Wesleyan 1917) is awarded an‑ University s most active campus leaders. He is currently the Pres‑ ident of the Student Body, a dergraduate member of the sen‑ member of the Board of Aeons and I.U. Foundation. Dave was presi‑ ior class of Phi Gamma Delta. dent of his sophomore class and This award is based upon scholar‑ Ship, PerSOnality, Fratemity serv‑ Vice President of the Student Body as a junior. He is, also, a ice and extracurricular activities. PaSt Pledge trainer of Zeta. In nually to the most outstanding un‑ Rhodes Frick from Southport, In‑ September, Dave and his wife, Ann, Wi11 be moving to Cambridge, diana. Massachusetts, Where Dave will be Zeta s representative is David 〃Frickles,) scholastic rec‑ Ord is nearly impeccable. He is studying in the govemment hon‑ attending Harvard Law School. Needless to say, Zeta is very OrS PrOgram and is supporting a proud of Dave and we feel that 3.87 (On a 4.O system) accumula‑ he would be an excellent choice tive for the winner of the Wilkinson grade average. Dave is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Eta Sigma scholastic honories. Dave is not only an excellent stu‑ dent, but he also is one of Indiana Award. The Wilkinson Award winner will be announced in THE PHI GAMMA DELTA. F看」獲ls ON THE CAMPUS F!」1 s FL!NG ON THEIR 看SLE \r\nZETA DRIVEi [OR SCHOLAR§HIP 1966 FALL CALENDAR Last semester Zeta Fijis began August 30 September 16 ‑ scholarship, and already the re‑ CLASSES BEGIN sults are apparent. As a house during first semester, Phi Gamma Delta placed third out of thirty‑ October three fratemities with an aver‑ October 15 age of 2.66 of 1969 DAD second 8 ‑ S WEEKEND ‑ HOMECOMING While the pledge class placed ‑ MILE HIGH EKKLESIA a new drive for higher goals in October among 29 ‑ EAE̲FIJI DANCE other freshman classes with an average of 2.69. From this year,s November 19 ‑ PURDUE FOOTBALL freshman class, Zeta was honored to have three brothers, Dick Handley, Bruce Gobdel, and Pete Scott initiated into Phi Eta Sigma, freshman scolastic honorary. It Mo†her Young To Re†ire This Spring is also interesting to note that Assistant Dean of Women for a next year, ten membe千s of Zeta)s number of years. junior class will be entering either medical or dental school in Indi‑ David Maxwell, Mrs. Young s anapolis and nine senior brothers great‑father, WaS One Of the wi11 be entering law schooIs and founders of Indiana University and has often been called grad schooIs around the country. Father of the University Last semester, tWenty brothers well Hall was named in honor of were also listed on dean,s lists in him. Her father was a member the different schooIs of the uni‑ of Zeta Chapter and graduated versity. These men are: in the class of 1880. Mrs. Young 4.O Dave Frick also has two uncles who were Zeta Phi Gams. 3.9 Dick Handley 3.8 Reinhart Sander We would like to thank Mother Tom Horton 3.7 3.6 Steve Springer Young again for her constant de‑ votion to Phi Gamma Delta. All Bruce Gobdel the undergraduate and graduate Bob Whitacre brothers who have known Mrs. Young through the years have Bill Fowler Bob Long without doubt have enjoyed and Paul Stivers appreciated her for the invaluable Pete Scott contribution she has made to Zeta and the individual brothers. John Sorenson 甜G看病￣五五元方A謝e G朔痛心 Thomas R. Betts, BS at 8600 Rouge The . Max‑ Jefferson 58, 1ives Hwy., Baton La., and is the southem was married in 1959 to Judy Hicks of Fort Wayne who is a member of Kappa AIpha Theta at I.U. They have two children, Catherine manager of Cargo Carriers, Inc., and David, and live a七3020 Queen a marine transportation company. St., Fort Wayne. When at Zeta, Tom was house treasurer. He is interested in water sports and yachting) and is the national vice‑PreSident of Propeller Club of America. Gilmore S. Haynie, BS LLB 39, is a partner in the law firm of Campbell, Livingston, Dildine, and Haynie in Fort Wayne, Ind. He 59, is in is married to the former Mary Am Kunkel, an I.U. Theta, and dental practice in Fort Wayne. they have two children, Gilmorc His hobbies are golf, basketball, Jr., and Wi11iam. Gil has been and swimming. the Assistant U.S. Attomey North‑ James D. Frey, DDS While at I.U・, Jim was Zeta rush chairman. He em District of Indiana, U.S. A七‑ \r\n動i Gam AんmniAro〃nd丁坊e (ちun均 CoIonel Arther W. Allen, Jr., 37, WaS aPPOinted Deputy Under‑ SeCretary Of the Army (Manpower and Reserve Forces) on October 27, 1963. He is responsible for assisting the Undersecretary of the Army in program planning, POlicy formulation, and procedures development in connection with manpower and reserve forces func‑ tions. These functions are con‑ cerned with the overall strength of the Army, both military and civiL ian, and the procurement and util‑ ization of manpower, SerVice‑Wide. His decorations and service med‑ als include: the Distinguished Service Medal, the Legion of Merit, the Bronze Star Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, the Amer‑ ican Defense Medal, the European Theater Ribbon with two battle stars, the American Theater Rib‑ bon, and the Netherlands Order Of Orange‑Nassau. Mrs. Allen is the former Mary Virginia Welsh, daughter of Mrs. M. W. Welsh and the late Mr. Welsh of Vincennes, Indiana. CoIonel Allen s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Al‑ 1en of Washington, Indiana. Col‑ Onel and Mrs. Allen reside at 4000 Massachusetts Ave., Wash‑ ington, D.C. \r\n Phi Gam Alumni Around The Country Do you remember? John F. Bonsib, 45, President of Bonsib, Inc., Fort Wayne, In- diana, advertising agency, is the elected Governor of the Sixth Dis- trict of the Advertising Federation of America. He will coordinate and direct the activities of the local advertising clubs in Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan. In addi- tion to his advertising club work, Bonsib is very active in other civic and cultural affairs. He has received the Jr. Chamber of Com- merce Key Man Award; the Allen County League for the Blind Ci- tation. He has been a director of: Fort Wayne Art School; Civic Theater Association; Better Busi- ness Bureau; Fort Wayne Central Kiwanis Club; and Indiana Univer- sity Alumni Association. John lives at 927 S. Harrison St., Fort Wayne, with his two children: Deborah Ann and Rebecca Helen. Charles Dirk Storms, ’65, is presently employed by the Red Spot Paint and Varnish Company of Evansville, Indiana. Stormy plans to receive his MBA degree in June and then get married shortly after that to Beth Karges. While at I.U. he was a student leader and a member of the I.U. Foundation. Stormy really work- ed for Zeta as evidence by the fact that he was rush chairman, intramural chairman and former editor of the Hoosier Fiji. At the present time Stormy lives at 2300 Bayard Park Drive in Evans- ville, Indiana. Jerry Van Danner, ’55, happens to be the treasurer for the Dan- ner’s 5-10c Store in Bloomington, Indiana. He is married to the former Jane Tler, who was a Kappa Alpha Theta at Indiana University, and lives at 1025 Cragmont in Indianapolis, Indiana. At LU. Jerry received his degree in accounting and served Zeta as its Treasurer. Harry Philip Lamberson, '65 currently attending the University of Michigan Law School. He lives in Ann Arbor, Michigan, at 402 Hill Street Apt. 3 while he is in school. While at I.U. Hairs re- ceived his A.B. in economics as well as serving as the President of Blue Key honorary and member of the I.U. Foundation Steering Committee. Harry was also the Treasurer of Zeta chap- ter for three semesters. Zeta Class of 1939. Kenneth H. Shull, "46, is an associate research Professor of Pathology and Biochimistry at the University of Pittsburg Medical School. Ken attended Indiana where he received his chemistry and Harvard A.B. in where he was grante a Ph.D. in biochemistry. He lives with his wife, who was a member of Delta Gamma sorority, and his two children in Pittsburg, Pennsyl- vania, at 869 Old Hickory Road, Mt. Lebanon. Ken’s brother, Gil- bert, was also a Zeta Fi John M. Kyle BS JD ’51, is as- sociated with the law firm of Campbell, Malan, Kyle, and Prof- fitt in Noblesville. While in school, John was president of Zeta, vice-president of the senior class, president of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity, president of Al- pha Kappa Psi business fraternity, a member of Blue Key, I.U. Foun- dation, and captain of the base- ball team. He is married to the former Betty Lou Bryant, an Al- pha Chi Omega at I.U., and they have three children: John, Kath- ryn, and Amy. Their address is 444 Lafayette Road, Noblesville, Indiana. \r\n PHI GAM POLE WINNERS PLACE WELL IN LITTLE 500 Zeta had her ups and downs in the Little 500 this year. Our Little 500 bike team, composed of Jerry Bradley, Steve Powell, Jerr Danielson and Carter Jackson, captured the pole position for the race, on April 16, with the time of 5.82 minutes, breaking the track record. This was four sec- onds faster than the second place qualifier and eleven seconds faster than the time posted by the FIJI team that sat on the pole in 1964. The following weeks of practice were dominated by Zeta’s team who were burning up the track. So, going into the race we, our co-ed sponsor, Pi Beta Phi, and our financial sponsor, Block’s Col- lege Clothing Store, were confi- dent of a second FIJI victory in However, fate would not have it so. The FIJI’s led the first thirteen laps of the race, but then we were involved in a series of accidents that dropped us from contention. Even with these unfortunate acci- dents and physical injuries the PHI GAM team was able to fin- ish in fifth place. The week-end was brightened up when it was announced that we had two of a total of six All- Star riders. Brothers Bradley and Powell were the recipients of this Jerry Bradley, a junior from Peru, Ind., is a three year a row. rider and also a three year win- ner of the All-Star rider award. Steve Powell, a sophomore from Indianapolis, is a two year rider and has been an All-Star rider twice. The winners of this award are selected by the 132 riders that participate in the race. Our other two riders were Jerry Danielson, a junior from New Brunswick, N.J. and Carter Jac son, a sophomore from Indian- apolis. We would like to thank Mrs. Smith of Block’s and the Women of Pi Beta Phi for their tremend- ous support. THANK YOU!! By the way, entire team will be back next year. our Bike riders left to right are: Steve Powell, Gerry Danielson, Carter Jackson, and Jerry Bradley