1964 ZE丁A COL」EC丁S AWARDS EKKLE§8A HEしD AT FRENC軸 SCHOLARSHIP. Zeta once∴a.ga,m domina.ted the scene when the scholastlC aVerageS Were COmPiled for last yea,r. The LICK all fratemity avera.ge for the 1963‑64 year was 2.381, While the The l16th Ekklesia, the nation‑ al convention of Phi Gam chap‑ ters whose purpose is to re‑eValu‑ Exchange Student French Lick. This was the first earned a 2.595. Our the year with an average of 2.577. From Germany Besides this outstanding achieve‑ ate the goals and affairs of the fraternity, WaS held this year at Fijis Pledge class also finished first for ment contributing to the glory This year we at Ze七a are fortu‑ nate to have with us Ulf Garmsen, a twenty‑three year old foreign of Zeta Chapter, it also was a main factor for our good showing Ekklesia in Indiana since the 1927 exchange student from the Uni‑ in the Cheney Cup competition. convention which was held at West Baden. Zeta was well represented versity of Bonn in Wiesbaden. West Germany. The Direct Ex‑ tradition of scholastic accomplish‑ by Brothers Dave Ruby, PreSident; change Program between Indiana Tom Martin, reCOrding secretary; and Harry Lamberson, treaSurer. University and the University of Bonn which brought Ulf to the United States also sent Jim Bink‑ A key part of the program was ley ( for the national fÌaternity. The After spending several years in officers are Hugh J. Baker, Jr. the armed sel.Vices in which he (Ohio State ,31) president; Dan‑ rose to the rank of lieutenant, ner Lee Mahood (Davidson Virginia ,23) vice president; Fred Ulf entered the University of Bonn as a medical student. Ulf L. Dixon (CoIorado 44) secre‑ remained at Bonn for two and a tary; and Herbert A. Erf, Sr. half years before coming to (WittenbeI.g BIoomington on the exchange 24) treasurer. Improvement in scholarship of the individual chapters and the =compatibility clause men七s. INTRAMURAL. The Fijis won the All‑Sports Intramural Trophy again this past year, thus, adding 64) to Germany. the installation of new officers 22, We are happy to continue this prOgram. to their already over‑Stuffed trophy case. The most productive sport this year was basketba11. Not only did our A‑1 and pledge teams win their respective champ‑ ionships, but in the B‑League, Our B‑1 team ended up playing our B‑2 team for their championship! Our A‑1 softball, tennis, and Wrestling teams also net七ed us Here on campus Ulf is continu‑ first places. Swimming, football, , of the con‑ ing his medical work and is also stitution were two of the most taking∴SeVeral courses to better golf, VOlleyba11, and track also COntributed points to our winning widely discussed topics from the acquaint himself with life in the SCOre. Although we were blessed floor, AIso three FIJ工 coIonies, United States. In comparing our with superb teams, We feel that 七hose at General Motors Institute, higher education with that of the enthusiastic backing these Arizona State, and Emory, re‑ ceived full status in the fratemity of Phi Gamma Delta. Germany, Ulf found a definite teams received contributed con‑ contrast. He feels that while the Siderably to our success this past SyStem Of class attendance, SChed‑ year. A special thanks is in order ules, and finals are much less rigid for co‑Chairmen Brother Clifford in German universities, there is and Brother Pfau for their ex‑ a noticeable lack of a close teach‑ Ce11ent job in keeping the interest er‑Student relationship. and participation a七a maximum. We at Zeta would like to con‑ gratulate the new officers and welcome the new chapters of Phi Gamma Delta, and wish them the best of luck in the coming years. (Picture on Page 3) (Continued on Page 2 \r\n「朋押00S脾席脚l Shown accepting Å11‑Sports Trophy are Co・Intramural Chairmen (left to right) Charlie Clifford and Ned Pfau・ Frank Burton, Mark Krieg, and Tom White were contributing factors in our winning the trophy・ ZETÅ COLLECTS一 (Continued from Page l) Harry Lambe「son CHENEY. This year Zeta was awarded a Cheney Efficiency Cup Elec†ed for placing second among the Phi Gam chapters all over the United States. As you know the Cheney 丁「easure「 Crip is言warded to ̀that〈 ch坤ter adjudged most efficient in the conduct of its affairs as evidenced Due to a vacancy in the post, by scholarship, CamPuS aCtivities, Harry P. Lamberson was recently and fratemity relationships. The elected to the position of chapter men of Zeta are proud to have placed so highly for such a covet‑ treasurer. Harry, Who formerly held the post of treasurer in 1963, ed award, and are continually is an economics major and the striving to further better them‑ son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lamber‑ selves. son of South Bend. This senior has been active in such university COON PLAQUE. We were hon‑ affairs as freshman camp and ored still further when our own I.U. Foundation. This year he is Hoosier Fiji was awarded the SerVing as president of Blue Key, Coon Plaque. Congratulations are an honorary for outstanding sen‑ extended to Brother James H. ior men, and is on the Steering Grund and C. D. Storms, last Committee for the I.U. Founda〇 year,s editors, for a job well done. 七ion. \r\n1功i Gam Aん′mi AγOund 富男e (ちun均 James Robert Herdrich )38 is the owner of Herdrich Oil Com‑ In this column we would like to report the activities of some of the graduate brothers who have replied to the Alumni Relations Pany in Connersville, Ind. He holds positions in the Kiawanis, Biographical Records Report. Red Cross, and memories to use in compiling Our alumni reports, We WOuld ap‑ PreCiate your response to our questionnaire. If you haven B.S.A., Y.M.C.A., United Fund clubs, and the Cham‑ ber of Commerce. He was also Very aCtive while here at I.U. Mr. Herdrich was a member of the Blue Key, Sphinx, Union Board, Since we have only our own files t al‑ ready filled out the form, Why not Dragon inform us or your activities after SWimming team. He served the you read about the accomplish‑ ments of other Fiji brothers house as President for two years around the world? If you have lost year. His wife, the former Ruth Dinks, WaS an AIpha Chi at s Head, and intra‑mural and was Rush Chairman for a the form, just drop us a note tell‑ ing us about yourself. Georgia State Women s College. They reside at 1300 West 7七h Street, Connersville, Ind. Captain RICHARD MATTHEW ALT ,58, Came tO Germany in January, 1963 and was assigned Clelland Ciair Iuffenlatz )23 is as Operations Officer in the 28th the Vice President of the Crum and Forster Group of Insurance Company in Pittsburgh, Pa. He is a member of the Pittsburgh Athletic Clubs, Director of an In‑ Ordinance Company (special am‑ munition supply). On November 15, 1963 he was transferred to Seventh Army Headquarters (Stuttgart, Germany) as Guided‑ surance Club, and Director of the missile Special Weapons Officer Pennsylvania Insurance Federa‑ in the ordinance section. He wi11 leave Germany in December, 1964 tion. Mr. Iuppenlatz, Who enjoys golfing and fishing, and his wife for further∴reaSSignment. Captain are living at 1255 Cochran Road, Alt anticipates going to the Ordi‑ nance Career Course at Aberdeen Pittsburgh, Penn. Proving Ground, Maryland. Mrs. Alt, the former Mary E. Stein‑ Edgar F. KettIer kamp, and her daughter reside in Vincennes, Indiana, Where she is teaching school at St. John olic School. Captain Alt Co., Inc. and the President of s Cath‑ the Edmar Speed Wash, Inc. 1n s address the past Mr. Kettler has served is as follows: Captain R. M. Alt O5506481, Headquarters 7th Army Ordinance Section, APO 48 is the Pres‑ ident of the Fort Wayne Storage the public as President of the In‑ diana Household Mover and Ware‑ 46, New housemen york, N. Y. s Association and Pres‑ ident of the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre. He was the past Presi‑ dent of the I.U. A11en County Alumni Assoc., a member of the Eugene James Ålexander, B.S., Henry Ford Hospital and Clinic M.D. 33, is a Psychiatrist at the in Detroit, Michigan. Dr. Alex‑ ULF GARMSEN Board Meriber of the Fort Wayne ander and his wife, the former Ruth Turnipseed, reSide at 24140 Wilson, Dearbom, Michigan. Richard Lee Brantner ,63 is National Board of Directors, an I.U. Alumni Assoc. Elder, and a EXCHANGE‑ Fine Arts Foundation. He has been active in politics as the (Continued from Page l) Treasurer of the Allen County Republican Central Committee. serving as a Personnel Records The Direct Exchange Program Specialist for the Army. Dick is a partner of the Brantner Agency, has performed an invaluable serv‑ an insurance and real estate firm. house for the present year. By the He is married to the former Cathy Vioni, Who was a Delta Gamma here at I.U. The young couple was mutual exchange of ideas and ex‑ is 4704 Beaver Ave., Fort Wayne, Periences both Zeta and Ulf will Ind. PrOfit by a better understanding expecting a legacy last December. of one another,s nation. ice by enabling Ulf to live at the 臆 Mr. Kettler married Mary Kay Burgman, aS former AIphs Chi Omega here at I.U. Their address (Continued on Page 4) \r\nÅLUMNI葛 FAしし (Continued from Page 3) Robert Francis McLaughlin 56 Pledge Class of 1968. We would like to extend our tha.nks to the alumni whose support enabled dian Broadcasting Corp. and is 2493 PしEDGED Under the fine direction of Co‑Rush Cha.irmen Sta,n Fox a.nd Cha.rley Stoms, Zeta ha.s now completed its Fa11 is sports producer for the Cana‑ now living a七 CLAiS OI: ′68 And, Charles Carter Jackson, Lakeshore BIvd., W. Apt. 609, Toronto 14, Ontario, Canada. While at I.U. Who is from Indianapolis and Bob participated in varsity track. Joseph Jones, a Pre‑med student WFIU. I‑Mens Club, Sigma Delta from Marion; James Ernie Lange, Chi, and coached the house intra‑ mural track team. He is presently active in the Toronto Alumnj majoring in business; Michael from LaPorte and majoring in Pre‑med; Robert Aden Long, a and govemment major from Frank‑ The Boulevard Club. Bob is.also fort holds a position on the I.U. an enthusiast of curling. Marching Hundred ; William Jamこ言 Club ‑ Phi Gamma Delta McCaa, a member of the fresh‑ man footba11 team who comes Glynn Ådams Rivers 37, a Phy‑ from Blue Island, Ill. and is ma‑ Alden joring in education; Gordon C. Rd., Muncie, is active in various Organizations. He has been a mem‑ ber of the Muncie Community McLaughlin, a Pre‑med student SchooIs, SchooI Board for the past opt. major from South Bend. sician who resides at 307 from 冒erre Haute; and Dariwin Leigh Mormon, a SOphomore pre‑ four years and a member of the A.M.A., the Muncie Academy of Medicine, a delegate to the I.S. M.A., and a member of the Dela‑ Ware Blackford Medical Society. Glynn played freshman basketball and belonged to Sku11 and Cres‑ Cent here on campus, and he now enjoys golf. His oldest son Tom is a sophomore in I.U. s Med School, and his younger son Geof‑ frey is a junior at CoIorado Col‑ 1ege. AIso, Thomas Loveland Poulin, a good pI.OSPeCt for the diving team, Who is a pre‑dent major from South Bend; Stephen George PowelI, from Indianapolis and a Pre‑med major; Peter Kimmel Prentice, a Pre‑med student from Jeffersonville; James Paul Reich‑ ert, from Tipton maJOrlng ln Pre‑ med; Thomas Leroy Saal, COming from South Bend and majoring in Pre‑med; and Myron Ronald Smith, a Pre‑law student coming from Evansville. And, Daniel Emil Spicer, fl SOPhomore accounting major from Brownstown; Scott Bernard Strouse, an Evansville business major whose father graduated from Zeta in 39; Dennis Lee Thompson, Who comes from Ft. Wayne and majors in business; Thomas Warren Tiemeyer, a busi‑ ness major from Richmond; Frank Theodore Verlihay, a freshman football player from Pittsburgh, Pa. who is undecided about his major; Richard Hugh Wi11iams, a Madison business major whose brother Les is∴Currently in the house; and Richard Steven With‑ am, maJOrlng m Pre‑med from In‑ The Pledge Clas5 Of ,68 dianapolis.