Volume XXXI, Number l BIoomington, Indiana DAVE FRiCK RECE漢VES Coon P漢aque AWAR D W看」KINSON David Rhodes Frick, Ze獲a Cap冒ures Zeta s chapter publication, The Hoosier Fiji, WaS reCOgnized this 65, WaS Summer aS the outstanding under‑ Chosen by the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta as the most out̲ Phi Gams On graduate chapter publica七ion in Phi Standing undergraduate brother across the nation. The Wilkinson Award, named in honor of Cecil J. Wilkinson (Ohio Wesleyan 1917) was presented to Dave at the 1966 Denver Ekklesia. This award is based upon scholarship, PerSOnality, Fratemity service, and extracurricular activities. Hailing from Southport, Indi‑ ana, Frickles∴∴SCholastic record WaS nearly impeccable. Majoring in govemment on the honors pro‑ gram, he supported a 3.87 (on a 4.O scale) accummulative grade average. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Eta Sig‑ ma scholastic honoraries. Dave WaS nOt Only an excellent student, but he was also one of Indiana University s most active campus leaders. He was President of the Student Body, a member of the Board of Aeons, and the I.U. Foundation. Dave was president Of his sophomore class and vice‑ PreSident of the Student Body as a junior. He also served as Pledge trainer at Zeta and was one of the most influencial voices in the house. Gamma Delta. This marks the second time that Zeta has held 丁he Field the Owen L. Coon Placque, Which WaS PreSented at the 1966 Denver Though all of the brothers∴at Zeta pump purple,, for Phi Gam‑ ma Delta all of the time many of them also represent Indiana Uni輸 VerSity in Big Ten athletic com‑ Petition. AI Kamradt plays var‑ Sity footba11 for I.U. and starts at tight end, While Bill McCaa StartS at defensive end and Ted Verlihay plays linebacker. Dave Jensen is on the freshman football Squad also. Mike Holloway will be the start‑ Ekklesia. Much of the success of The Hoosier Fiji lies with the graduate brothers, tO Whom we devote 50% of every edition in the form of alumni sketches. The Circulation last year averaged about l150 copies for each of four editions. Cost per issue ran 12%c, and it is for these reasons that our publication merited this award. Congratulations go to last year s staff and the graduate brothers for a job well done. ing∴CatCher and co ‑ CaPtain for I.U. s baseball team this spring. HELP PI:EASE! John Lobus is just a sophomore but hopes to see action as∴a left‑ Zeta,s success in her chapter handed pitcher this spring for Publication, The Hoosier Fiji, Can coach Ernie Andres. Howie Kel̲ COntinue only with the ald of you, 1er hopes to be playing freshman the graduate brothers. The editors baseba11. Jack Johnson will again try desperately to devote half of be starting center for I.U.,s Hur‑ rying Hoosiers this season and the country. Since we have only every edition to our ilumni across Will do much toward determining Our OWn files and memories to Indiana,s basketball fortunes this use in compiling our alumni re‑ year. freshman tennis team this fa11 and POrtS, We WOuld appreciate your immediate response to the ques‑ doing well. tionnaire encIosed in this issue. Brothers Steve Andres, Carl Hash, Rick Lee, and Frank Yoder next issue in a matter of weeks. Chuck Parsons is on the Hurry, for we are beginning our are on the Indiana golf squad and Even if you have recently sent us Needless to say, Zeta is very Will probably be seeing much ac‑ news of your accomplishments, aC‑ PrOud of Dave and we wish him much luck as he enters Harvard Law School in Cambridge, Mass‑ tion this spring in the Big Ten tivities) and other interesting in‑ golf formation, Write again to Robert VarSity sparsi七y is not present at A. achusetts this fau. z eta. BIoomington, Indiana. matches. As one can see Long) 631 East Third St. \r\n叩きHOOS胸【 f肌 Z打A PLEDGE§ OuT§丁AND音NG CLAS§ Zeta chapter has completed its major from Knightstown; Freder‑ 70. All of ick William Siegert, Who is froIn us at Zeta feel that we have Pana, I11., and is a pre‑med major; Pledged an outstanding as well as William Howard Skelton, from In‑ a very we11 rounded class. The dianapolis and a business major; Fall Pledge Class of co̲ruSh chairmen Rick Witham William Frederich Steck III, also and Tom Saal and the brothers at from Indianapolis and a business Zeta would like to extend their major; Doyle Lynn Stephens, a Very SPeCial thanks to the grad‑ Pre‑med major from Terre Haute; Henry Colbum Stevenson, from uate brothers for their assistance been in tuming in names of outstand‑ LaPorte and also a pre‑med ma‑ greatest in my life have been God ing rushees. The class includes: jor; and David Alan Westfall, a 冒he forces that have and the College Fraternity that moulded me. Charles Russell Bushkill, Fort VOice major from Evansville. Wayne, business ; Martin Gregory In their first several weeks on Cammack, Noblesville, a Pre‑med CamPuS the p工edges have been ac‑ major; Jon Carter Constable, In‑ tive in many areas of campus ac‑ dianapolis, a business major; Gary tivities. the school year by Zeta Chapter Michael Crist, Who is from South‑ ber of the freshman football squad Of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity at POrt and is a liberal arts major; and Chuck Parsons is a member Indiana University for the enjoy‑ Craig Edmond Davis, a history of the freshman tennis team. ‑ Thomas R. Marsha11 Published regularly throughout ment of its alumni and friends. Contributions of news of alumni are welcomed and encouraged at all times. Let us know what you are doing. Address all communica‑ tions to: Robert A. Long, 631 E. Third Street, BIoomington, Indi‑ ana 47401. Dave Jensen is a mem̲ major from Flossmore, Illinois; Dave Handley was chosen vice‑ William Charles Erdel, a Pre‑med PreSident of Junior Interfratemity major from Frankfort; and Brian Council and Howie Keller hopes to David Farreu, from CIoster, New Play freshman baseball. Jersey, a muSic education major. Davis and others have entered And Thomas Wayne Frank, Who hails from Anderson and is a busi‑ ness major; William Porter Good‑ man III, Who is also a business major from Indianapolis; Barry Lee Haas, a Pre‑dent major who comes from Evansville; David Stull Handley, Who is a pre‑med Craig such areas as Union Board activ‑ ities. Las七ly the whole house in‑ Cluding especia11y Zeta s new Pledge class helped John Hayes win the election for freshman class PreSident. In all we at Zeta are Very PrOud of the outstanding Class that we have pledged. major∴and is from LaPorte; John Robert Hayes, from Shelbyvi11e and who is also a pre‑med major; and Charles Stephen Hopper, Who is from Mount Vernon and is a Ze†a WeIcomes PSyChoIogy major. New Bro†he「s AIso David Maynard Jensen, a business major and is from Indi‑ anapolis; J. Howard Ke11er, Indi‑ anapolis and a business major; Stephen Michael Milbum, Who is a pre‑med major from Nappanee; Edward Victor Mickese11, a gOV‑ On October 23, 1966, Ze七a was PrOud to welcome into its midst five new brothers. These five young men took the solemn vows of Phi Gamma Delta and are now Wearing their black diamonds as emment major who is from South full brothers. They are: Stephen Bend; Thomas Howard Morse, Arthur Broughton, Branford, Con‑ from West Lafayet七e and a pre‑ med major; Charles David Par‑ SOnS, from Springfield, Ohio, and nicut, a business major; Carl Henry Fischer IⅡ, Cincinnati, also a pre‑med major; Clark Lewis Ohio, business; Michael Joseph Jones, Marion, Indiana, business; Randa11, Who is from BIoomington John Allen Lobus, Chicago, I11i‑ and is a business major; and Philip nois, also a business major; and Scott Ricke, from Columbus, and Peter Rodger Skafish, East Chi‑ a pre‑med major. CagO, Indiana, a PSyChoIogy ma‑ And Jack Junius Reynolds Jr., from Newtonville, Mass., and is a pre‑med major; Michael Hoover Scha七zlein, Who is also a pre‑med jor. It is felt that these brothers will add even more to the house now as active brothers than they did previously as pledges. \r\n動i Gam Aんmni Aタの棚nd物e (おαn旬 DO YOU REMEMBER? Ovid Thomas Boes, 22, is now Kenneth H. Shull, ZE丁A 1 942‑43 46, is an as‑ He was president of Zeta in 1926. retired and lives with his wife at sociate research Professor of Path‑ Since that time, he has been the 2863 West 52nd St., Indianapolis, OIogy and Biochimistry at the Indiana. University ofPittsburg Medical trict manager of the Republic School. Ken attended Indiana president and director of the Del‑ aware chemical Engineering Co., the Averell Ross Foundation, and Coal and Coke Co. has University where he received his the White Brothers Supply Co. been active in the Shrine, the A.B. in chemistry and HarⅤard Charles has also served as vice‑ Columbia Club, and served on the Where he was granted a Ph.D. in president of the Blue Ridge Mut‑ board of the Indianapolis Y.M.C.A. biochemistry. He lives with his ual Fund for Wife, Who was a member of Delta Corp. Charles and his wife now was in the band and served as Gamma sorority, and his two chil‑ reside at P.O. Box house historian. dren in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, ville, Wilm. 7, Del. He was a former dis‑ =O.T." 37 years. While at Zeta he Since then as an alumnus, he has held au hon‑ at 869 Old Hickory Road, Mt. Leb‑ Orary Offices in the graduate chap‑ anon. ter at Indianapolis. He has also also a Zeta Fiji. served as treasurer of the Ernie Pyle Foundation. James Rovert Shideler, 29, lives With his wife, the former Rose‑ mary Forker, at 23802 Russell Road in Bay Village, Ohio. He is the district representative for the Union Carbide Corporation of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Bob was active in fraternity affairs as well as managing the basketball team. At present he pursues both golf and sailing as hobbies. Chance Vaness Musgrave, 64, is now head sailsman of Whitacre Water Pump Corpora七ion of Verli‑ hay, Pennsylvania. C.V. 1ives with his wife, the former FIossie Bur‑ ford, an AIpha Zi Delta at I.U. at 3489 Bradley Dr. Chance was social chairman at Zeta while ma‑ Ken)s brother Gilbert was Inc. Charles and the Rockland 3892, Green‑ Åugustus Moenkhaus, 38, is the Indiana University bur‑ eau of public discussion and is Paul Harold Reeb, Jr., 45, lives With his wife, the former June Bowman who was a member of Delta Gamma sorority at I.U., and their three children at 70 Pelton Street in Coldwater, Mich‑ igan. At the present time he is the president and owner of the Paul Reeb Olds Cadillac Service in Coldwater. He is also the pres‑ ident of the Theatre Transport Co., Inc. He has been very ac‑ tive in such activities as Rotary, the Masons, and the Chamber of Commerce. At I.U. he was active in fratemity affairs as well as Playing varsity tennis. empIoyed in the area of adult ed‑ ucation. While at I.U. he was active iri the university orchestra, a pursuit which he continued until 1953. Charles is now in the Meth‑ odist men,s group and enjoys writ‑ ing fiction for∴a hobby. He lives in the Toumer Hotel in BIooming‑ ton, Indiana. John Evan Å1exander, 30, is an Ophthalmologist at Evansville. John is a member o fthe Elks, Ma‑ sonic Orders, Shrine, Vander‑ burgh Co. Medical Society, Indi‑ ana State Medical Society, A.M.A. and Intemational Co11ege of Sur‑ 27, has been geons. While at I.U. he partici‑ a very successful man, both at Pated in track and cross‑COuntry. John and his wife, the former Charles F. Benzel, Zeta and in the business world. was Here on campus, Charlie was on Mary Keelor Noble, nOW reSide a past recipient of the Robert I. the Board of Aeons, the track at l127 Thompson award. team, and the basketball team. Evansvi11e, Indiana. JOrmg m management. He Lincoln Ave., Apt. 645, \r\n動i Gam AんmniAタの棚nd弗e (カαn的 James Robert Herdrich, Timothy Vaness Ransom, 38, is 77, is PreSident of the Hendrich Oil PreSident of the Kramer Brothers Company of Connersvi11e, Indiana. Lumber Company of Frankfort, Jim and his wife, the former Ruth a七 Indiana. Tim and his wife, the former Blanche Kramer have two Jinx, an AIpha Chi Omega Georgia State, reSide with their SOnS and two grandsons who are six children at 1300 West Seventh Phi Gams. Their sons, Rawlings Street in Connersville. V. and Williams K., Were Psi While at Zeta he was rush chairman, COr‑ Fiji responding secretary, and presi‑ SOnS, Thomas vaness Ransom and dent for two years. He was also active in Sphinx, Blue Key, Union Board, Interfratemity Council, and the swimming team. He is Jack Walton Ransom, are nOW with s at Wabash. Their grand‑ us at Beechwood. Tim is also president of two minor lum‑ ber companies in the Frankfort active now in many civic organiza‑ area. He is active in Elks, Moose, tions in Connersville and spends Frankfort Country Club, and the his spare time sailing and golfing. American Legion. sides at 801 Eastwood Drive in He now re‑ Frankfort. Jerry Van Danner, 55, is treas‑ urer of Danner Bros. and Co. of James B. Dils, 56, is now work‑ Indianapolis, a retail variety chain. ing for the Indianapolis Power He and his wife, the former Jane and Light Co. He is an intemal Iler, a∴Theta at I.U., reSide at lO25 Cragmont Drive. While at I・U. Jerry majored in accounting auditor of computer methods. Jim and his wife Beverly now reside With their three children at 911 and was treasurer of the house. Hishland Drive. While at Indiana He is now a member of Beta University, he was a member of the I.U. Foundation, Sku11 and Cresent, and the Sphinx Club. He Graduate Chapter of Phi Gamma Del七a. also served the house as pledge trainer for two years. Jim was Robert J. Hyatt, 32, is now PraCticing law in Indianapolis. Bob is also president of the Mon‑ tezuma Land and Cattle Co. as discharged from the Air Force in 1960 and has been attending In‑ diana University Law School in Indianapolis. Well as a part time writer for the Research and Review Corp. He has also served as Vice Moderator Of the Indiana Synod of the Pres‑ byterian Church, a board member Of Vincennes College, and judge Of Daviess County. He is also active in the alumni associations Thomas RusselI Betts ?58, Cur‑ rently resides with his wife, the former Judi Poluka, an AIpha Omicron Pi at I.U., at 8660 Jef‑ feÌSOn Hwy・ in Baton Rouge La. Tom is now manager of the south‑ em division of the Cargo Carriers, Of Phi Gamma Delta. Inc. He is also vice‑PreSident of the Tri‑State Marine Service Com‑ Richard M. Bartley, )49, is now Pany. While at Zeta he majored manager of the Spencer Chemical in business and was treasurer of Divisios of the Gulf Oil Corpora‑ the house. Tom s interests are in tion if Kansas City, Missouri. While at I.U. he was a member Of AIpha Chi Sigma, Scabbard and Blade, and the Young Republicans. After receiving his B.S. in Chem‑ istry, Dick went on to his M.B.A. yachting and scuba diving. John Shotts Peck, ,45. is senior Vice‑PreSident of the board of di‑ rectors of Curtiss‑Quinlan‑Keene‑ He is now married to the former PeCk, Inc., an advertising firm in Indianapolis. Shotz lives with his Patsy Hamilton who was a mem‑ Wife ber of AIpha Omicron Pi at Indi‑ at ana. anapolis. He is also director of They now reside at 5417 Norwood Road, Shownee Mission, Kansas. the former Carolyn Liebrich, 5972 Central Avenue in Indi‑ Public relations for Indianapolis Raceway Park. \r\nO皿O肌すりHOIS腫工O .̲ . So tha七your record in the chap七er)s me血bership biographicaユ reco工ds w王ユ￨ be cur]rm七amd co血ple七e AlumiRela七ions Chairman PhiGammaDel七a 631East冒hirdS七ree七 B￨ooming七onJrndiana PLEASE PENT OR TYPE Ⅳa皿e Do you go by: Fi￨ S七Name? Midd￨e N包皿e? Nic血a皿e?工ni七ia￨s? 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