Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity at Indiana University Zeta Celebrates by Cente皿nial 187工。197l Phi Gamma Delta is no七 RandoIph E. Price, 71 for Indiana to have her own chapter COllege days alone. There is no house. In 1910 generation gap where brother‑ first fratemity at Indiana to be she was also the Fratemities are old, and frater‑ hood is concemed. The oncoming StruCk by a serious tragedy, When nities are by nature traditional. year should be one of joyous cele‑ a fire razed the entire structure Yet fratemities today are quite bratin. But it can only be enjoyed COnSuming all within with the ex‑ COntemPOrary in their purpose. if we know that her future is se̲ CePtion of the chapter Bible which They are contemporary because Cure. Your active support, eSPeC‑ Sti11 bears to this day the scorch‑ the goals which they represent are ially in the next year is essential. ings where it was seared by the unaffected by the passage of time. We strongly urge each and every flames. To be devoted, tO be conscientious, One Of you to come back to Zeta major World Wars and a depres‑ Zeta has outlived two to be honest and upright in char‑ during her centennial year. MAKE Sion. A few army barracks bunks acter, and to be motivated by ideals PLANS TO ATTEND ZETA StamPed is not necessarily to be old, tradi‑ CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION tional or especially contemporary. NEXT SPR工NG. Plans are in the evidence of her occupation by These are not characteristics of making for a gaIa weekend at that troops during the war years 1943‑ any particular generation or time. 45. S Be devoted, be conscience, and 買U. S. ARMY still re‑ main in the chapter house dorm as Class. Together, they are the hu‑ man qualities which Phi Gamma Delta has perpetuated for almost be motivated as is representative Of a Fiji by becoming involved in Since her founding Zeta has One ideals Our PrOgram tO make 1971 Zeta)s initiated over nine hundred young men. All of these men, irregard‑ hundred years. The Zeta has withstood the cha11enge of time. upon which this fraternity was finest year in her century of suc‑ founded are in their nature, eter‑ CeSS. You will thereby be insur‑ 1ess of the recognition which the naL As Iongas Phi Gamma Delta ing her first step into, a SeCOnd WOrld has given, have become to instilIs these worthy aspirations in Century Of challenge to be met. be bettermen because of theirira‑ temal experience and the Ionge‑ all who experience her magnetism, Any questions or information about the upcoming Centennial She too wi11 be eternal. Zeta continues only because of those who Iove her. In her first Century She has meant a great deal to a good many people. To‑ day, nOW right this very second is Year p工ease feel more than free to contact: Darrell Vity of Phi Gamma Delta s insight and guidance. Zeta for many years has been R. Parsons, 207 S. Main, Muncie, Indiana Wi11iam Reed, Jr., 509 E. Third, One Of the fratemity s strongest Chapters. In 1940‑41 Zeta won the coveted Cheney Cup for the the time for you to do a little re‑ BIoomington, Indiana first time. flective thinking and a little soul‑ RandoIph E. Price, Phi Gamma Delta, BIoomington, Indiana. Placed or won in the Cheney Cup and or the Jordan Bowl every SearChing by answering the follow‑ Since then Zeta has ing questions:召What has Phi May twenty‑SeCOnd 1971 is a Gamma Delta meant to my life? Do I honestly believe that she has Very SPeCial day for Zeta「 chapter. year. The year 1956 is one that no Beechwood Fiji will ever forget. This is the date of her lOOth birth̲ In that year the chapter won the fulfilled the goals which she rep‑ day. Through her first one hund‑ resents? Zeta red years Zeta has experienced the StrOngly enough to contribute my PaSSage Of events which few mor‑ Cheney, Jordan and Beta Gradu‑ ate Awards, Placed second in the Baker Cup, WOn Campus Scholar‑ active support to her perpetua‑ tals can ever expect to witness. Ship, I. U. Sing, the Little tion?,, She was the first fratemity at race, and intramurals. Do I believe in 500 \r\n(Continued from Page l) 〃肝〃00Sl鵬脚j On Indiana,s campus Zeta has continued to remain an example to other fratemities of what a col‑ lege fraternity should represent・ The Sigma Chi traveling scholar‑ ship trophy was retired by Zeta for achieving the highest scholastic record over a fifteen semes七er per‑ iod. Three of the past four con‑ secutive fall pledge classes have broken all‑time University pledge 。S豊豊露盤霊霊電器霊 the Co11ege Fraternity that mould‑ ed me. ̲冒homas R. Marshall class scholarship records. ed an over‑all average of 2.960 0n a 4.O scale. The active chapter achieved a 露盤嵩認諾欝 三豊諾意聖霊悪書Oy￣ Contributions of news of alumni This year,s fall pledge class accumulat‑ 2.965 average with fifty‑five men in the house with a 3.O or better. These averages were sufficient to place Zeta first in pledge scholarship, aCtive schol‑ arship and overa11 house scholar‑ are welcomed and encouraged at ship. The record speaks for itself・ a11 times. Let us know what you The chapter which all of us are a 霊0藍p豊等謹器昔話 part contains as a collective group, E. Third Street, BIoomington) Indi‑ ana 47401. the finest scholars on Indiana?s CampuS・ Leadership in campus activities is also considered a good measure of the caliber of men in a frater‑ nity. In recent years Zeta has had three consecutive presiden七s of the I. U. Student Foundation. This is widely considered to be the most PGD P!edges Spring Class important and most prestigeous The spring pledge class consists campus position. It is interesting of five freshmen who have out‑ to note that two of the above men‑ standing records. They are Steve tioned men were also president of Delaney, Indianapolis; Steve Kil‑ ian, Dayton, Ohio; Bruce Hubbley, the house at the same time that they were presiden七of the Student Carmel; Art Sheppell, BIooming‑ Foundation. Past house president ton; and Doug Stewart Richard D. Handley ,69 polis. This class is supervised by was last Indiana‑ year)s national Wilkinson Award S七eve Lyman and Tom Ke11ey, the winner. This award is given to pledge trainers・ This class lives the most outstanding graduating in the dorm, but is over at the senior of Phi Gamma Delta. Phi Gamma Delta promotes ath‑ house to do frequent projects. 1etics as well as scholarship and rary and study cubicles) and gave activities. At the present time the the outside of the house much house has a dozen men on Big needed improvements. These pro‑ Ten tenures in footba11, tennis jects have been successful in in‑ sti11ing pride in their work for the and track. Zeta,s rich athletic They recently painted the new lib‑ 七radition includes three A11‑Amer‑ fratemity icans in Emie Andres, Billy Hil‑ 1eaming more about each other. Plus more important) lenbrand and present undergrad‑ The house is honored tha七one of uate wayne MacDonald・ These the pledges, Spike Murphree men earned their All‑American accepted to the Air Force Acad‑ WaS status in Baseball, Football and emy Golf respectively・ not be at I. U. next year. We Intramural competition at Indiana has always yet disappointed that he wi11 wish him the best of luck! \r\nLos軍and Found National has asked for our as̲ Sistance locating these lost broth‑ ers. Any help would be appreci‑ ated ! Lee Henry Streaker* Box 163 Coleta Ca 93017 3̲66 Norman F. SchoIz P. 0. Box 628 Evansville, Ind. 47702 12‑67 Fred J. SchoIz 1226 S. E. 2 St. Evansville, Ind. 47713 6̲63 ‑ J. Shan Martin, Jr.* Pittsburgh, Pa. 15216 Class of 1969 Conli皿ues Brotherhood Over half a year has passed Since Zeta 1969 s graduating class of has left us, but they con‑ Northwestem though信Lobi OCher won University. Al‑ jokes that Leo Dur‑ t leave him alone, he tinue to demonstrate the fine has no current plans to pursue a qualities that they possessed in SChooI which helped to make them baseball career. SuCh outstanding brothers. Of the class, three members are now in Indianapolis in their fresh‑ m観駐喜平e毒馨O f」推edie坊」Sc五〇五二へ‑平as七 President Dick Handley, former SeCretary Pete Skaefish, and one Of last years pledge traniers, Steve Pollum all find their studies the expected challenge. However, each stiⅡ finds time to visit Zeta and relive old friendships. Rick Lee, Bran Farreu, and冒ed Bindley are current1y pursuing a teaching career. Brothers Nick Fischer, Gil Hay‑ nie, and Jack Ransom did not bother to wait for the lottery, and all are now serving their country in various branches of the Armed Forces. Former I. U. pitcher John Lobus is now working on his M.B.A. at 8‑67 Lt. Clifford Howard Burns牽 Mtd RR 7 Box 412 60 Michigan City, Ind. 46360 9‑67 James B. Bunnell, Jr.* 1‑67 Broughton, Bi11 Foley, Bruce Gob‑ George 週,」Ma翼‑Weberト臆and DavfLWest‑ H. Koons Muncie, Ind. 47303 COmPleting work on their under‑ John Floyd Hemmer* rently serving as Zeta s house 201 ind Roanoke 65 Ap七. 1 COunSelor while working for a San Francisco, Calif. 94131 Music and Theater degree. Bruce is working on his M. B. A. and also Ens. William C. Dixon* SerVing as a teaching assistant on USS Navarra (APA‑215) CamPuS. The undergraduate chap‑ FPO San Francisco ter sees much of these brothers, 10̲68 as they are all part of theバMonday Night Moochers,, dinner club. Rounding out last year s class are brothers Denny Smith and Don Ammerman, Who are already active in the business world. Ammo is working with National Cash Register in Dayton, Ohio and ind 4q卓皿坦写eli旦g‑Ave. fall. Steve, Mark, and Bill are Dave is cur‑ 36 APO New York O9686 ton campus are brothers S t e v e graduate degrees. ind 196th Station Hospita1 Still present on the B工ooming輸 ind 7‑69 ind 65 96601 Beaver is empIoyed by Indiana Bell in Kokomo, Indiana. Although the class is no longer together and each brother has gone his separate way, these men all realize more than ever that Phi Gamma Delta and Beechwood are 〃not for college days alone . \r\nLARGE TURNOUT FOR PIG D題NNER Zeta,s Nearly 50 graduate brothers at〇 七ended Zetaタs 99th Annual Norris 1970 Wilkinson Award Winner is Mike Schatzlein (,70). Slingshot Pig Dinner, held Saturday, March was the unanimous Toastmaster Keck then intro‑ duced keynote speaker Richard D. Handley (Zeta 69). Dick, also a 14 at Beechwood. With the under̲ Choice of the undergraduate former Zeta Presiden七and now a graduates waiting to greet them, Chapter in this year alums began arriving about 2:30. addition to being past Treasurer Freshman in medical school, SPOke upon the importance of God and After∴an hour in which to get set‑ and President of the Chapter, Jesus Christ in the lives of individ‑ tled and renew old acquaintances, uals, eSPeCially during those years the gathering moved south of town Mike is currently President of the Indiana University Student Foun‑ to the Gaslight Inn for a short dation, a member of the Board of Of college. Although Dick, in his hurry to retum to Beechwood, 1eft Eons, s voting. In He his notes in Indianapolis, his SPeeCh was directly from the and, following the invocation by Will be attending I. U. Medical School next year. Unfortunately, Thomas R. Hall ( 73) the men of Brother Schatzlein was unable to StOP and think, at least for a mom‑ Phi Gamma Delta sat down to the be present for the presenting of ent, about where he was headed traditional pork dinner. his award, Since he was in San in the future, his background and Clemente at the Western White foundation, and the ideals and House for a meeting of the Presi‑ Principles on which his life is based. cocktail before dinner. At 5:30 the dinner be11 sounded at Zeta The Class of 73 brought forth the Pig, and Brother Ray Clark (,14) was given the honors of kis‑ Sing the snout, While our youngest and a Metz Scholar. dent,s Council to evaluate and re‑ Organize the U. S. Draft Sys七em. Two other senior awards, the Brother, Dave Jenkins, WaS Pre‑ heart and caused each Brother to After the traditional circling and joining of ands Brother Keck sented with the買other end,,. Wil‑ Christopher C, Wooling Award for Closed the dinner and invited the 1iam H. Keck ( the highest grade point average grads and undergrads to another uberant Toastmaster, then intro‑ through the undergraduate period, mixer at the Gaslight for an duced pledge trainer Chuck Par‑ and the Mark Rogge Award for evening of storytelling and good sons, Who presented the Outstand‑ Ou七Standing athletic attitude and SPirits. ing Freshman Award to Roy Danial Participation in intramurals, Were 41), this year s ex‑ Sunday moming rolled around Pollom. Dan, from Brazil, Indiana awarded. David S. Handley ( hopes to go into medicine, and is received the Wooling Award for quickly, but many of the Brothers the second Pollom to pass through his undergraduate accumulated made the portals of Zeta. average of House counselor Dave Westfal] Erdel ( 70) 3.96, and Wi11iam C. 70) was the recipient of the Rogge Award. then presented the Outstanding it to noon brunch. As in PaSt yearS Brother John Scott PreSided at this affair, kept every Fiji well entertained, and coaxed a story out of all the∴alumni pre‑ The Silver and Gold OwIs for Senior Award to Jack J. Reynolds. Sent. Jay has devoted countless hours 25 to Phi Gamma Delta and Beech‑ Phi Gamma Delta were given, then The Sunday aftemoon slipped ̀̀Pumps awards for the oldest grad pre‑ by all too quickly, and soon each stronger than this senior Sent and the Brother who traveled Brother realized that he must the farthest to attend were an̲ again leave Beechwood for an‑ WOOd, Purple and no Brother from Abbington, PennsyIvania. This year s President, Jim Teter, came forward to present the Out‑ Standing Alumnus Award and Zeta)s nominee for the Wilkinson Award. James V. Story ( 49) an advertising agent with Caldwell, and 50 year membership in nounced. Brother Ray Clark of Other year. But with him he took the Class of ,19 had the honor of the memories of a wonderful week̲ being the oldest Fiji present, While Roger Eisinger, Who lives in gaIa festivities of Zeta,s lOOth from Venezuela, eaSiIy earned the Anniversary celebration next year. And each one of us here at Beech̲ distance award. WOOd truly hopes that if it is at Potomac Md. but came directly Larkin, VanRiper, Inc. in Indiana‑ POlis, and for several years a mem‑ ber of Beechwood s House Corpor‑ ation, WaS annOunCed as Ze七a s end, and the expectations of the all possible, yOu, tOO, Will join us Next William C. Reed, Jr., reP‑ next year in BIoomington! resenting the Executive Board, and Peck Parsons, SPeaking for the Outstanding Alum. Brother Story, House Corporation combined to who was pledge trainer while in fill the Brothers in onバThe State SChool, tOOk time out from moving Of Zeta his agency to the Indiana National minded of the lOOth Anniversary . All present were re‑ Bank Tower to attend this Pig Of Zeta next year, and told of the Dinner, and was completely sur‑ fund drive and festivities that will Prised by the honor. accompany it. Bruce White