Z訂Å F8鵬[AS丁話S丁」器T丁題E 500 QUA喜田職S Zeta,s Little 500 bike team, COm‑ POSed of Jerry Bradley, Pete Ca‑ Jacob John Konowitz and AI PlummerJ CaPtured the pole posi‑ tion for the race with a qualifica‑ tion time of 2:37.50 minutes, just .5 of a second ahead of the next three fastest qualifiers ‑ AIpha Tau Omega, Acacia and Sigma AIpha Epsilon・ Brother Bradley Set the qualifying record with his quarter‑mile ride of 36.76 sec̲ Onds. He failed to break the alL time qualifying record set las七 year because of a damp track and heavy winds. An especially great effort was Put forth by Brothers Plummer and CaJacob who only began PraCtice one week prior to the qualifications date of Apri1 4. Al and Pete had not origionally Planned to ride, but because of injuries to other members, Were drafted,, in view of their show.. mgS m PreVious year s races. Alan Abbott, Who was unable to ride qualifications because of a crack̲ ed collarbone suffered in prac‑ tice, Wi11 take over Brother Plum̲ mer race. s spot, but Pete will ride the Plum s,, will work with the team in a coaching capacity. Brother Konowitz) Who along With Brother Plummer rode in two previous Little 500 races tumed second fastest time for the team with 39.97 seconds. Al and Pete rode laps of 41.75 and 39.98 SeCOnds respectively. The team Will receive the Wilcox Trophy for posting the fastest time. (Continued on Page 2) \r\n四百萱 Ⅲ百〃00釧書冊脚l DAVE FRICK Mothers Weekend STUDENT BODY Schedu重ed During VI CE‑PR ESI DENT Li書章萱e 500 Race On Apri1 9, Brother Dave Frick The weekend of May 8, 9, and was elected vice‑PreSident of the lO will be an extra‑big one at Indiana University student body. Brother Frick ran on the ACTION Zeta. Not only will the Little ticket, and was unopposed. He was also unopposed at the AC置 500 and accompanying activities be presented on the second week‑ TION convention which nomin‑ end in May, but the Fiji brothers ated the party will also entertain their mothers. s candidates. Mothers Day weekend is arranged Although he is just a sopho‑ to include not only house activi‑ more, Dave has been active in ties for the mothers, but all of many organizations, and he is well‑known a11 over campus. Last year he was vice‑PreSident of the the accompanying excitement Of the L音ittle 500, aS Well. House ac‑ Freshman class, a Great Issues tivities to be scheduled around Senator, a member of Phi Eta the university activities include‑ Sigma, the freshman scholastic a serenade Saturday night, Moth‑ honorary, and he was selected as ers one of the ten outstanding fresh‑ men by the Indiana Daily Student. This year he was elected presi‑ Club meeting Sunday, and a dinner on Sunday for mothers and SOnS. dent of the sophomore class, Vice‑ PreSident of the student body (his term just beginning), WaS Stu‑ dent leader, and was a Great Is‑ sues Senator for the second Straight year. The Little 500 weekend be‑ gins on Friday for any mothers who find it possible to arrive early. The Golf Jamboree at 8:00 a.m. features Jack Fleck, a gOlf‑ er on the PGA Tour and winner Other organizations Dave has of the U.S., Phoenix, and Bakers‑ been active in are the YMCA, Young Republicans, and ACTION field Opens. The Miniature political party. He has partici‑ the new fieldhouse Pated on both intramural basket‑ ball and wrestling teams for the 音吐qu§e̲ anヰis pledge trainer for Race will begin at 7:30 鵜 500 p.m., in Fiji sons and mothers wi11 be out to back the Kappas. A Musical ElⅩtraVa‑ ganza will complete the day with the Spring pledge class. Even with 珊1丁y￣甘ee,￣￣工五両帽で￣0廿で帝言祝he￣a露, ￣￣￣ ￣ all of these activities, Dave has and the Lettermen providing en‑ maintained a 3.7 scholastic aver‑ tertainment. age. Saturday, raCe day, Will dawn bright and early with the annual Cream and Crimson Footba11 Game at BIKE TEAM鵜 9:30 a.m. Pre‑ralCe aC‑ tivities begin at 12:30 (Continued from Page l) p.m., and the actual race starts at l:30 p.m. The Variety Show on Satur‑ day night at If qualifications are any indi‑ 7 and 9:30 p:m., headlines the antics of Bob Hope. hope to be a few seconds ahead AIso appearing in the Variety Show are Molly Bee, the Singing Hoosiers, and the AI Cobine Band. Hope and crew will present two Of the rest of the pack when the more shows at race ends. Sunday aftemoon. Cation, this year s race on May :ら should be a thri11er; also, if qual‑ ifications are an indication, We 2 and 4:30 p.m., \r\n(¥ /ヾ¥ 上海Gam Aんmn; Around 物e (ちun掲 It)s time to listen in on a few office of historian while at Zeta of the brothers, activities around and was a member of Sphinx the nation. Remember Club, Blue Key, and was a foot‑ ‑ if you years, just drop us a note or send ball manager. Gil, Wife Karen, and children Robert, Thomas, and Susan live on Si11 Lane, Old Lyme, in the blue form which was sent Conn. want the Zeta brothers to learn Of your activities over the past few to you and we 11 be sure to include you in the alumni news section of JOHN JAMES REINHARD AB one of the next few issues of the LLB Hoosier Fiji. 07, PaSt PreSident of the Washington, D. C., Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Alumni, is retired and living in Bethesda, Maryland First, We d like to report on 20014. One Of the active brothers, JOHN WORTH 65, Milroy, Indiana, is entered in the May 5 Primary Election race as a candidate for delegate to the Republican State Convention. John has Iong been active in campus politics and i5 Planning a red hot campaign for the May Primary. FRANK LEWIS O,BANNON at‑ ton, D. C., Charter member of De‑ Partment Of Justice Post, The also assistant editor of The Cory‑ American Legion, and is slightly don Democrat. Frank was presi‑ active in politics. John sent us∴a dent at Zeta in 1951‑52 COPy Of The University Club Buし JD 52, is a practicing and cor‑ responding secretary in 1950‑51. Ietin showing himself and a few Frank, Wife Judy (an IU Kap‑ Fijis and other cIose friends cele‑ Pa), and children Polly and Jen‑ brating his 80th birthday. Brother nifer live at R・ R・ #2 Reinhard and Mrs. Reinhard live Box 36, at 9702 Bellevue Drive, Bethesda, DICK BRANTER reports that Maryland. he, Wife Cathy, and little daughter are currently stationed at Fort 4800 JACK SHOTTS PEICK BS 45, is senior vice‑PreSident of Curtissク N. Post Road, Fountain View Quinlan, Keene Apts., Apt・井503, Indianapolis, Indianapolis advertising and mar‑ Indiana. keting agency. & Peck, Inc., an Shotz was rush chairman while at Zeta and his AB is a member of torney in Corydon, Indiana and is AB Corydon. Harrison. Their address is Reiney The University Club of Washing‑ JOHN JAMES REINHARD JR., AB MD 42, is also living in the East, and by compiling reports from himself and his proud father We find that he is quite a promin‑ Current hobbies are photography, ent surgeon in the Tri‑State of WILLIAM E. (BILL) JENKIN bagpipes, and auto racing. Jack 59, has retumed to BIoom‑ and wife, Carolan, have five chil‑ Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. Younger John is visit‑ ington and is entering the insur‑ dren ance field with Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Barbara, and Andrew, and live at 406 E. 51st St., Indianapolis. ‑ Cathy, Susan, Marcia, and general insurance. Bill was recently discharged from active duty with the U.S. Army as a Cap‑ tain in Army Intelligence in Wash‑ ington. During his four years∴Of duty, Bi11 was also trained as a ParatrOOPer and as a jungle war‑ fare expert. He is married to the former Josue Ferguson, an I.U. Tri‑Delt and they have one son, David. DUDLEY A. PFAFF MD Mesa, Califomia. 48, Dud is mar‑ ried to the former Alyce Easter Of Indianapolis and they have morial Hospital in Washington, Del. He and wife Rozelle have three children ‑ Elizabeth, Brooks, and James鵜and live at Fenwick Farm, R. D. #1, Salem, N. J. While at Zeta the important cabinet post of his‑ Jack,, held elected Young Man of the Year torian. by the Junior Chamber of Com‑ merce of Costa Mesa. He and 2619 RUSSELL WARREN SMITH Redlands AB LLB Drive, C10Sta Mesa. 21, is currently the Di‑ rector of the Indiana Legislative Bureau. Previously he has been a GILBERT M. SHULL BS 40, tors of the National Furniture is a biochemist with Squibb In‑ WarehousemenJs Association. The stitute for Medical Research in New Brunswick, N.J. He was re‑ association is∴COmPOSed of firms County Memorial Hospital, and Chief of chest surgery at the Me‑ and Dawn. Brother Pfaff was WaS reCently elected to a three year term on the Board of Direc‑ Hospital, Chief‑Of‑Staff at Salem three children ‑ Dianne, Donald, family live at EDGAR F. KETTLER AB 47, is PraCticing medicine in Costa ing chief of Philadelphia General throughout the world engaged i置l Cently appointed associate direc‑ household goods moving and stor‑ tor of the institute. Gil held the member of the Indiana General Assembly, Judge of the Laporte County Superior Court, and (Continued on Page 4) \r\n〃、、 四一〇 A勃tわnaI Aんmi Bわg,峨p巌努 a director of the Richmond Junior (Continued from Page 3) Chamber of Commerce, Masons, Scottish Rite Shrine, Elks and Judge of the Indiana Appellate Independant Insurance Associa‑ Court from 1958‑1961. His hob‑ bies include music, athletics, and tion. He is married to the former Cynthia Bash) an I.U. Sigma Kap‑ the theater. Russell and his wife Pa and they have two daughters, Peg are living at 3419 Laura Ann and Victoria Lynn. Ed North makes his home at Pennsylvania St. Apt. B‑1, Indi‑ 933 S. 18th Place, Richmond, Indiana. anapolis, Indiana. JERRYL LEE WRIGHT BS ROBERT R. WAIT ,59 is cur̲ rently traveling the West Coast 59 WaS reCently hired as Varsity With the Gymnastics Coach at San Fran‑ Cisco State College. Jerry was ac‑ tive as an undergraduate Fiji in ROBERT CHARLES BROMM 56 is a special agent for the New VarSity sports, Little 500 (having York Life Insurance Company. ridden on two second place teams He is also associated with the Re‑ and a sixth place team), and in 1iance Insurance Company, Pru‑ Phi Epsilon Kappa ‑ national honorary for physical education. Jerry also is contributing editor Of Modern Gymna8t Magazine. He and his wife have one daughter, Anita, and reside at 2229 Balboa St., San Francisco, Califomia. ROBERT WHEELER WAL̲ TON BS 42 is a partner in the firm of Harper and Walton en‑ gaged in trade association man‑ agement. In 1960 he was appoint‑ ed executive secretary for the In‑ diana Concrete Masonry Associa‑ dential, Republic National, and North American Insurance Com‑ 買Sound of Music,, road COmPany. They have played in SuCh cities as Vancouver, B. C. Seattle' Portland San Francisco, and Los Angeles. While at Zeta, Bob was rush chaiman and pledge trainer. His business address is 140 7th Ave.' Apt. 7D, New York ll, N. Y. Pany. Bob is a member of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and National Association of Life Un‑ derwriters. He is married to the former Catherine Craig, an I.U. Kappa, and they have two chil‑ dren Barbara and Richard; they are living at 3925 Upper Mt. Ver‑ non, Evansville 12, Indiana. HEBER D. WILLIAMS AB )20 is retired and living in Indi‑ anapolis. While at Zeta, =Hebeブタ Played varsity basketball and track and was president of Sphinx Club. He and his wife Cecile an I.U・ Pi Phi, have two married children ‑ Richard and Suzanne. Brother Williams, h。me is at 5859 Forest Lane, Indianap‑ Olis, Indiana 46220. tion. Bob is past president of the Indiana State Trade Executive Association and a memher臆Of」he 〈臆HARPER」し臆M工LLER̲AB American Society of Association is the division vice‑PreSident of 29 Executives; also, he has authored Sterling Drug Company in New numerous articles in business York・ While at Indiana,信Hap・, joumals and is a lobbyist to the WaS a member of Scabbard and Indiana Legislature. While at Blade and the Daily Student staff. Zeta, Bob held the post of rush He and his wife are living at 1450 Broadway) New York 18, N. Y. Chairman. He and his wife, the former Janet Lanham鵜an I.U. Kappa, have two children, William and Lucinda. Their home is at 5241 BIvd. Place, Indianapolis 8, ROBERT B. HOUSE BS 57 is a maI'keting cost analyst with the Indiana. American Oil Company in Indi‑ anapolis・ While at Zeta,バHousie,, WaS a member of Sku11 and Cres̲ CHARLES FREDERICK BEN̲ ZEL SR. BS 27, is financial ad‑ Cent and Scabbard and Blade be̲ Sides being house intramural Visor to the Rockland Corporation Chairman・ He and his wife and the Delaware Chemical En̲ Othy gineering Company. He is also Indianapolis, Indiana Dor‑ live at 5409 Skyridge Drive, 46250. \r\n′下 Mrs. Bert Young Ze†a In†「amuraI P「ogram Zeta,s Devdted Mother S†riving For A=‑Campus Awa「d Brother Stan Kremp success‑ fully coached Zeta s wrestling en‑ try to the All‑Campus Champion‑ ship. Kremper led the way by successfu11y defending his 156 1b. crown, While pledge John Dicker‑ son gamered second place laurels in the 137 1b. class. Steve Nelson (147 1b.) and John Hess (191 1b.) each eamed third place hon‑ ors and Gerry Gardner picked up a fourth in the 177 1b. class. In the Fall of 1957, Mrs. Bert Young began her duties as house mother for the brothers at Zeta. Mrs. Young has served faithfu11y every year since. Bom in BIoom‑ ington, She has resided here a11 her life with the exception of a few months spent abroad. Mrs. Young made a graduate study of French in Paris∴and has returned numerous times since. Mrs. Young graduated from In‑ diana University with an AM de‑ gree鵜She won t te11 us the ex‑ act year. She was a member of The intramural swimming meet Our Sister∴SOrOrity, Kappa AIpha saw Zeta moved out of first place Theta, and was also a Phi Beta honors by a fraction of a second Kappa. Upon graduation, She be‑ in the last event on the program. gan teaching French at I.U. Mrs. Needing a victory in the free‑ Young served as a professor of Style relay to win the first place the French and Italian Depart‑ trophy, Zeta was tied by a sur‑ ments and, for a number of years, Prising Sigma Nu relay team and was Assistant Dean of Women. as a result finished second, 1% Since 1957, She has been a coun‑ POints off the total of the champi‑ selor in the Junior Division. On Sigma AIpha Epsilon tankmen. John Mavon (50 yd. Champ), Mike Robinson, Dave Perks, and AI Donato were among Zeta s individual stars. The conclusion of the playoffs Championship saw Zeta leave all her rivals trailing in her wake. A , B , and pledge teams all annexed titles, With the clos‑ est game coming in the to our Bl final game of the s, founders of Indiana University and has often been called ̀1(The the Class of 1880. Mrs. Young also has two uncles who weI.e Ze七a Phi Gams. Commenting in respect to her team mother for the past years, Mrs. The competition tumed into a rout as Zeta Zeta Chapter and graduated in numerous activities as house‑ 37‑35. A Max‑ well Ha11 was named in honor of him. Her father was a member of com‑ B Petition when our own B2 bowed s great‑grandfather, WaS One Of the Father of the University. for the regular season basketball Our David Maxwe11, Mrs. Young freestyle s tall, Young said simply, I joyed it a11 immensely. have en‑ A11 the active and graduate brothers who rugged team all but ran the Phi have known Mrs. Young through Delt s out of the gym in an easy the years have without doubt en‑ triumph. Ron Keller, Mark Krieg, Frank Burton, Tom White, joyed and appreciated her to an even greater extent, for the in‑ and Rod McNemey were stal‑ valuable contribution which she war七s has made to Zeta and the indi‑ 55‑29 on a team which did not taste defeat all season. vidual brothers with her constant interested participation. The re‑eStablishment of the Inter‑Fratemity Coun cil Alト Campus Intramural Trophy has given us added incentive this year and Zeta now has a 21 point lead OVer SeCOnd place Sigma Nu and a 24 point advantage over third \r\n/細¥ ZETA INITIATES New Commi††ee S†ruc†u「e FALL CLASS Functions Smoo皿y A† Ze†q Twenty‑three new links have been added to the chain at Zeta. These newly initiated brothers Were Welcomed into the bonds of brotherhood on Friday, March 13, after having added much to the fraternity throughout their Pledgeship. As brothers in Phi Gamma Delta, these twenty‑three men will without doubt be respon‑ Sible for more and greater accom‑ Plishments. The newly initiated brothers The various committees of Zeta The pledge committee is com‑ SemeSter begins. The new com‑ POSed of Steve Obremskey, John mittee chairmen all deserve rec‑ Konowitz, and Hank Orme. They Ognition as they do their pa正s to have keep the chapter smoothly func‑ Pledge class to form the pledges into good active brothers. tioning. Thomas Motley Goodnight, Indi‑ anapolis, Chemistry; Donn Roberts Gossom, Terre Haute, undecided; and Robert Ribeyre Guenther, Cimmittee. Outside of studies, has taken the responsibility of Chairman of the public relations finding rush names for the fall COmmittee. John class p富ospects. that he has eight sub‑COmmittee Jay Atherton is the History and Archives chairman. Jay is in Chairmen working under him. s job is so large T hey are: Graduate Relations, Phil Reed; Parents, Tom Keith; Significant events involving the Inter‑Chapter committees, Chapter. Horton; General Fraternity, They both have their hands fu11 Tom Charles Blau; Hoosier Fiji, Jim Grund; Faculty, Hank Orme; and Activities, Dave Frick. tramural athletic program. Posting Jim Gothard is chairman of the Baker Cup Committee. His job is SChedules, taking entries for vari‑ to arrange social projects for the OuS tOurneyS, figuring where the Chapter. 息s the spokesmen for Zeta s in‑ Fijis stand in their respective Last, but far from being the leagues, and keeping spirit high is least, is Bill Fowler, the social a full‑time job. Evansville, a business major. AIso, Steven T. Harris, Fort s they spend most of their time Intramurals are headed by Joliet, Illinois, mathematics; year John Worth has one of the Charlie Clifford and Ned Pfau. ment; Thomas Edward Elyea, this most time‑COnSuming jobs, aSl he Evansville, a business major; B ucher, BIoomington, gOVem‑ with Charlie Storms and Stan Fox Jerry Lee Bradley, Peru, a Pre‑ OPtOmetry major; John Phillip worked are the co‑Chairmen of the rush Charge of keeping a history of all Michael Stanley Atkinson from SPeCtively. Chapter are all busy as the new Chairman. He plans and takes care Lee Williams and Bill Otte are of the small details of the many busy fi11ing their jobs as kitchen social events which occur at Zeta SteWard and house manager re‑ each year. Wayne, aCCOunting; Weldon Mi‑ Chael Horton, also from Fort Wayne, gOVemment; Jack Nord Johnson, Greenfield, P音edge Ten For §pring C案ass business; Mark Kay Krieg, Fort Wayne, s got nothing on the dent team this year since he is business; Guy Rickard Loftman, Zeta,s. Just as new seeds are living in a dormitory. Jack Feldt Newark; Spring undecided￣; StiWn￣ and things begin̲ to ium is a鳴o臆from New臆Jersey (Short George William Lowden II, Frank‑ GREEN during this∴SeaSOn, the Hills) and is giving the I.U. rugby fort, business; Steven Lief Neト Zetas have come up with a few team a boost. SOn, South Bend, Pre‑dental major; and Gerald Edward Nichl‑ new green seeds of their own. SOn, Fort Wayne, Pre‑med. new Spring pledge class. D￣elaware, We re speaking of course of the The remainder of the class is from various other areas of In‑ diana. Jerry Nigh is from Indi置 Ten pledges comprise the new AIso, Gene Richard Palmer, anapolis and is majoring in busi‑ class. Three of them are from ness. Jerry was on the freshmell Koontz Lake, Pre‑med; Robel・t Fort Wayne and are pre‑med stu‑ hardwood team and has now Wi11iam Richey, Jr., BIoomington, dents. They are Jack Altekruse, Larry Bushkill, and Dave Blanton. traded in his basketball sneakers Pre‑med; Michael Lee Robinson, Chicago, Illinois, history; Jay Overmeyer Roesner, Winchester, for baseball spikes. Mike Kaye is a freshman from Logansport and There are three out‑Of‑State is one of the two pledges living business; Rodney Everett Star‑ mer, Indianapolis, business; Ro‑ Students on the list, Bob Chap‑ in the house this∴SemeSter. The man is from St. Louis and is ma‑ bert Neal Whitacre, Indianapolis, JOrmg m aCCOunting. Gerry Dan‑ Other is Dan Diggins, brother of Bill Diggins, from Kendalville. business; and Thomas Eugene ielson is a Music Ed. major from White, South Bend, management East Brunswick, N. J. and is a Rounding out the class is Johll Dickerson, a gOVemment major and administration. Little from BIoomington. 500 rider for an indepen‑