Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity at Indiana University Volume XXX, Number 3 _ FIUIS ELECT Bloomington, Indiana NEW CABINET As the spri at Zeta, a new ed to maintain and better our chapter’s fine record. These five outstanding men were chosen from numerous brothers with leadership capabilities. However, the past records of these individuals point to the finest of our chapters leaders. semester began s select- ROBERT N. WHITACRE Robert Neal Whitacre has been chosen to head this year’s cabinet after a year of hard service as recording secretary. Bob, a jun- ior majoring in marketing mana- gement, hopes to complete a M.B.A. program and to continue into the business world upon grad- uation. Hailing from Indianapo- lis, he has been extremely active in both campus and chapter activ- ities. He is a member of the Me- morial Union Board of Directors, I.U. Foundation, Blue Key honor: ary, and Young Republicans. ‘Whit’ was elected outstanding pledge as a freshman and was the recipient of the K.P. Williams Army ROTC award last year. Topping off these achievements, Bob studied his way to the dean’s list last semester. ROBERT W. RICHEY Robert William Richey new chapter historian. is the also Bob was a member of las cab- inet as corresponding secretary. He is a pre-med major from Bloomington who has an impres- sive record of past achievements. He is a member of I.U. Founda- tion, Freshman Camp conselor, YMCA, Young Republicans, and Alpha Epsilon Delta pre-medical honorary, as well as serving as faculty relations chairman in the house. ‘Rich’ hopes this years cabinet can tap Zeta’s talent to further Fiji leadership positions on campus and thus strengthen the fraternity system as a whole. MELVIN C. BREWER The new house tresaurer is Mel- vin Charles Brewer, a marketing major from Evansville. Mel has demonstrated his outgoing person- ality and leadership qualities in the house while serving as social chairman, kitchen steward, and past president of his pledge class. ‘Brey a junior and is active in the Marketing Club, YMCA, and Action Party. GERALD E. NICHOLSON Gerald Edward Nicholson is the newly elected corresponding sec- retary hailing from Ft. Wayne. Jerry, a junior majoring in chem- istry, hopes day to enter dental school in Indianapolis. Ev- ery brother is aware of the fine job ‘Nick’ has done in his positions in the house. As rush chairman last spring he was largely respon- sibly for the outstanding fre:h- man class that Zeta has this year. some March, 1966 The new Cabinet, from left to right: Mel Brewer, John Floretta, recording secre- tary; Bob Whitacre, president; Bob Richey, historian; and Jerry Nicholson, corresponding secre- tary. treasurer; In the fall Jerry took over the difficult job of pledge trainer, but again the results of his efforts were excelled only by the enthus- iasm with which he carried them out. JOHN F. FLORETTA The only sophomore member of the cabinet this semester is John Frank Floretta who will be serv- ing as recording secretary. John resides in Richmond, Indiana, and is majoring in marketing here at LU., hoping some day to enter law school. ‘Flo’ has served well as Baker Cup chairman, past presi- dent of his pledge class, and mem- ber of Junior IFC. He is hard to produce results from the house committee structure and his rare organizational abilities are already apparent. working \r\n叩きHOO動輪Ⅲl NたW HOU§E COMM音T丁EE CHA音RMEN CHO§匿N With the election of new cabi‑ net members this semester, Zeta has also refi11ed the committee vacancies in the house. The com‑ mittee areas are broken down and headed by different cabinet mem‑ bers. The stI.ength of Phi Gamma Delta rests on these committee po‑ sitions, aS eVery brother is given an opportunity to give his time and leadership abilities to the house. Zeta,s strong committee structure insures a smooth opera‑ tion of fratemity affairs in the Published regularly throughout the school year by Zeta Chapter chapter, On the campus and on the nationa1 1eveL of Phi Gamma Delta Fraterity at The public relations committee Indiana University for the enjoy‑ is being headed by Gordon Mc‑ ment of its alumni and friends. Laughlin. This is one of the larg‑ Contributions of news of alumni est and most important committees are welcomed and encouraged at in the house and is broken down all times. Let us know what you into several segments. They are: are doing. Address all communica‑ Pig Dinner) John Geiser; Hoosier tions to: Alumni Relations Chair一 Fiji, Bob Long, Cliff Shaul, and 皿an, Gordon C. McLaughlin, 631 Pete Scott; Parent Relations, Tom OIsen and Steve Pollum; Greeks and General, John Sorenson and Tom Poulin; Faculty Relations, Gene Palmer; Intra‑Chapter, Jim Masters, Jack Ransom and Steve Andres; Inter‑Chapter, Dick Hand‑ E. Third Street, BIoomington, In‑ diana. 1ey; and Graduate Relations Bob APRIL 23 1S 丁HE DAY It,s that time of year again. Time for the annual Norris Pig Dinner. We, here at Zeta are eager to meet the graduate broth‑ Guenther. ers once again and we are most Social affairs committee is be‑ anxious to get the chance to show ing lead by brothers Demy off the recently remodeled Beech‑ Thompson and Bob Long who will make arrangements for dances) wood. Events will start here at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, Apri1 23. dinners, and exchanges・ Jim Reich‑ Dinner will be at art and Steve Springer will head guest speaker being Mr. Hubert 6:00 with the the very active Baker Cup com‑ Erf Sr. mittee. Ever busy Jerry Daniel‑ Treasurer and was recently named son will be waving the baton again this semester as song leader. Jerry as a member of the National In‑ terfratemity Conference. At 9 :00 has done an excenent job with there wi11 be a mixer, aS uSual. Mr. Erf is the Archon I.U. Sing the past two years. John Geiser, this year s Pig Din‑ To Pete Prentice fa11s the dif‑ ner Chairman, has sent letters to ficult task of scholarship chair‑ all the graduates ‑ yOu Should be man. As spring arisesタ getting yours shortly ‑ and he would like a quick reply if at all he must keep the brothers minds in the ering delights. Larry Bushkill with possible. Please indicate if you wi11 be coming to the dinner and the aid of Gordon McLaughlin will if you plan to sleep in the house books and out of other wool gath‑ again be responsible for the or if you would like for us to ar‑ Cheney Cup report at the end of range motel reservations for you. the year. Larry was a member of We are expecting a large tum‑ last yearタs award wiming com‑ out ‑ SO COme tO Beechwood and mittee. meet your friends that you haven Intramurals will again be under the fine direction of Mike Horton・ t seen since at least last year. See you on the 23rd. \r\nZETA INITIAT要S NEW CLASS RUSH BEGiNS MARCH 19 As spring is arriving at Beach‑ wood, the time has come for select‑ ing the fI.eShman class of 1966‑67. We at Zeta have been extremely fortunate in the last three years in building one of the best pledge classes on campus. This is only POSSible with the aid of our grad‑ uate brothers who have supplied our rush chairmen with the names Of outstanding high schooI seniors. Again we are making this plea. Send your names to either Tom Saal or Rick Witham at the chap‑ ter house, and help your fratemity to stay number one! \r\n動; Gam Aんmni Aγ0〃n瑠物e (カ〃n掲 Robert Lee Clegg, Jr., 48, WaS Pledged and initiated by the Lambda chapter at DePauw Uni‑ VerSity, but transferred to Zeta and proceeded to be very active in the fratemity, both as an un葛 dergraduate and later as an alumus. Bob, With his wife, the former Wanda Zeller, a member Of Pi Beta Phi at I.U., and their SOn, Bob, live at 2919 Bankers Drive in BIoomington. The Cleggs OWn the Stony Crest Motel (Very near the football stadium). Bob WaS reCOrding secretary of Zeta and Purple Legionnaire for Zeta 1955‑,60. He has also been active in the United Fund Drive, Kiwanis, I.U. Varsity Club and the Bloom‑ ington Chamber of Commerce. BETA CRAD CHAP丁ER PRESEN丁§ 音00丁H §TATE DAY \r\n上海Gam AんmniA,伽nd脇e (カun均 Robert H. Sebring, 63, is now serving in the United States Peace Corps in the eas七em part of Van‑ ezuela. He was married on Feb‑ ruary 20, 1965, tO the former Penny A. Bender of Denver, CoIo‑ rado. They are currently working on a community development pro‑ pect in Maturin, Venezuela, Which consists roughly of overhauling the town,s present but inadequate sewer system. After his tour in the Peace Corps Bob plans to travel around Latin America be‑ fore retuming to the United States for graduate school・ Å. Walter Hamilton, 31, is mar‑ ried to the former Peggy Crosby who was a Delta Gamma at I.U. He received his B.S. degree and his law degree at I.U. and was ac‑ tive in campus politics Spinx and President of Jackson Club. He and his wife live in Bluffton, In‑ diana, at 314 W. South Street where he is a Mason and a mem‑ ber of the Shrine, a member of the American Legion, Moose, and Elks. During his years at I.U. Hammie served Zeta chapter as Treasurer, house manager, and rush chairman. Among his past‑ times Hammie lists the interesting hobby of raising quarter horses. John Evan Alexander, 30, is now a physician in Evansville. He and his wife Mary live at l127 Lincoln Ave. Apt. 645. John is active in the Evansville Graduate Chapter, Elks Masonic Order as well as many medical associations. His main hobby is amateur radio. His radio license is W9YZO. ZE丁A PLEDGE§ SPRING CLAi§ CALENDAR of EVENTS SPRING 1966 Mareh 19 ‑ RUSH BEGINS Apri1 16 ‑ TKE CHARIOT RACE Apri1 23 ‑ PIG DINNER Apri1 30 ‑ FIJI ISLE May 14 LITTLE ‑ 500 August 30 ‑ MILE HIGH EKKLESIA \r\n功i Gaタn Aんmni Aタのαnd 7坊e (カ〃n砂 tish Rite and the Shrine in addi‑ tion to politics. He also holds membership on the W,A.B. Farm Subcommittee of Chicago, Illinois, and on the Farmowners Subcom‑ mittee of New York. Orid Thomas Boes, 22, reSides in Indianapolis, Indiana, and is now retired. He was formerly the district manager for the Republic Coal and Coke Company. He was a member of the historical club, the I.U. band, and the orchestra. At Zeta he served the chapter as historian. O.T. and his wife live at 2863 W. 52 and both enjoy traveling. They recently retumed from a two months cruise to South America and the Caribbean. WiIliam Fredrick Schultz, 59, is a dentist in Columbus, Indiana, and lives in Oakhurst Park in Brownsburg, Indiana, With his wife Lisa. He holds or has held membership in the following or‑ ganizations: Phi Eta Sigma, Al‑ Pha Epsilon Delta, Phii Beta Kappa, and Delta Sigma. Within the next several years Bill will be limiting his practice to oral sur‑ gery exclusively. Robert Wheeler Walton, 42, SerVeS the firm of Harper and Walton as a trade association ex̲ ecutive as we11 as being a partner in the firm. Bob, his wife, Who WaS a Kappa at I.U., and their two children live at 5241 BIvd. Place in Indianapolis, Indiana. Hc has been a past preisdent of the Indiana Society of Association Executives and is a member of the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Bob worked for Zeta chapter as its rush chairman in 1947. Okla Wilbur Sicks, 17, is the medical director for the Indiana S七ate Vocational and Rehabiliata‑ tion Department. He and his wife live at 607 Eas七 82 Street in In̲ dianapolis, Indiana. In the Second World War he fought for four years and achieved the rank of CoIonel. Currently he is the chair‑ man of the commission on govem‑ mental medical service for the In̲ diana State Medical Society and he is the author of a book en‑ titled SQUIRRELS AND SQUIR‑ REL HUNTING. His hobbies are astronomy and fishing.