THE HOOSIER FIJI Pub榛hed bg物e Frαtem物Q/P協Gαmmα De陶 勿れのαp函α‡ hd舌脇α Unれe篤物 Vol. V No. II BIoomington, Indiana Summer, 1982 FIJI Finishes 6th in Little 5 Phi Gamma Delta finished sixth in the 1982 Little 500 bicycle race, and was one of eight teams runnmg neCk and neck through the final turn. It WaS the cIos号St Little 500finish Senior rider Chip Helm was leading the pack after 198 1aps but was blocked in and unable to challenge down the final StretCh. The F担 s, Who quali‑ fied ninth, Were neVer below tenth position after the first few laps of the race, Which received Race Pho/Ographyみ Sidtey Sander. about 30 minutes of coverage FIorida spring training trip, Selected by his fellow riders as On CBS television One Of this year Saturday s Sports was Fiji program. s altemate rider. For‑ mer Phi Gam rider Mark Eff‑ Outstanding performances rein 82, WaS aSSistant coach Were also tumed in by Matt and Tracy Newhouse 84, WaS Mi11ikan 83, Craig Reed 83, the mechanic. and Brian Rundle 85. Scott For his outstanding per‑ McCallum 85, Who broke his formances inboththe 198l and arm prior to the bike team s 1982Little500races,Helmwas s 12 All‑Star Riders, an honor that is far from unfamiliar for F串riders. In overall Little 500 com‑ Petition, Phi Gamma Delta PreSently ranks second in race finish position, aS Well as sec‑ Ond in qualifying position. N切r「RecoId A細7Iくめnce A i上培D加ner A change of location and greater participation by members Of the active chapter made Zeta s l12th annual Norris Pig Dinner a tremendous success. A near‑reCOrd 200 graduate and the usual Pig Dinner crowd. Beechwood did, however, SerVe Gam in attendance, reCeived the honor of kissing the roasted pig s as the gathering place for brothers SnOut, and Mike Mays潟5, the Partaking in festivities both before and after the dinner. Scrapbooks youngest F串at the dinner, had the more dubious distinction of illustrating several decades of F垂 kissing the pig s attended the history received a great deal of dignitary in attendance was banquet, Which was held March 6 attention, aS did the televised I.U.‑ former Archon President Bud at the Showalter House, Which is the headquarters of the I.U. Foun‑ Michigan State basketball game. Mangels undergraduate F説 dation. In previous years the dimer was s tail, Another 56. From the house, I.U. coach The featured speaker for the buses transported the assemblage dinner was Thomas Mont, the en masse to the Showalter House, Athletic Director at DePauw Uni‑ VerSity. His anecdotes about life traditionally held at Beechwood, the home of Zeta Chapter, how‑ Where the Master of Ceremonies Whit Grayson 77 kicked off the in the world of sports wrapped up ever, the house eVenmg. the evening in a fittingly humor‑ s dining area is not large enough to acaommodate William Keck 4l, the oldest Phi OuS, uPbeat fashion. \r\nPage 2 THE HOOSIER President Dickman The 198I‑82 academic year was a 0励Fめruaり, 7, J982, 30 o"tStand‑ ing young menjoined !/S all inj予ater‑ Chqpter. Hなh梗hts Jnclき/ded Jhe re‑ Capture Qf Jhe All‑Cb殉叩S h/ro‑ nal brotherhood and /00k Jo be Jhe backbone Qf /his chqpter Jn /he years m研al ChaIγ印ionsh互ブタa /hird place to come. 〆nish in /he over‑all scholarsh互, arrS/ Owr JU Sing pe扉)rmanCe /his place Jn co7?やetiiion wi/h ho!/SeS OVer 上セbruaIy WaS One Qf oま/r best e解)rtS 50 member功and all Qf Jhe brother‑ in a nまノmber Qfyears. Although we Dinner. with oz/r showing" The Ozノr prOまノdest accoI7やlishment was brothers seemed Jo have aparticular4y bringing Jhe A1l‑Cb7?やZJS力otramc/ra1 good Jime with Jhe show /his year and 舟qphy bac鳥/O jke,eChwood and we we〆el as Jhongh we have a solid base did jt with s砂k. Dominating ;nlra‑ Qf en脇ノSiasm and坤pport Jo bz Z p an訪7岬reSSive fzll semester /ead and weγe able Jo Jncrease fhat /eadas 1982 Were Z/nab佃Jo place, We Were Veり, pleased mzノγaLsj†om /he outset Jhe F擁S built Summer s Message great sc/CCeSSjbγ the men Q/ the Zeia hood /hat was sharedat o!lr reCent Pお FIJI ild 互om in Jhe coming years. March 7ih wa$ a day /hat proved Phi Gamma Delta is notjbr college 平,ring, Jhe b沈e Jeam came Jhroαgh ihe spring semester l/7昨)lded. 4在er a days alone two year ab$enCe, /he All‑αnやz/S and o楊joined Jo share in cz marvel‑ e放)rt αaI坤ionshや∴wa5 OZ/5 PなDimer. Pねn砂Q〃bod, drinた, brothers cxtremeb) prOud〇 partic訪dr砂 a a$ /he brothers, yOC/ng and broiherhood made /he day one Qf SWeel victoIyjbr Zeta. With one d /he /rzノ砂〆ne e解)rtS, an Which made all Jhe Zeta 九short, /he FIJ応have c所oyed a The JわII semeste手話o saw 58 Phi thej拐e$t PなDimers Jn recent years. VeIy SuCCeS串ノI year. However, We re‑ Gams prodz/Ce GPAs Qf3.O oγ belter Many gradzJate brolhers commented jう思e /O reSt On Oar paSt aCCO77やlish‑ hγ a /hird place /訪ish fn oveγ‑all CO7坤etition and /諒t place Jn com‑ peti/ion among houses ̀ff砂mem‑ bers or more. h a応o marks /he 23rd year fn a row fn which Zeta Chβpter ha$ aChieved an overall average greater Jhan Jhe all‑men与canやws average which fs a national力aternity record. 772e互eshman ch7SS in pariicu‑ ねr shined with an overall class GPA Q/3.1 anda secondplacej訪ish among all pleゐe classe5のrSt phce among plèなe classes Qfover 15 member少 that /hey cJかoyed Jhemselves /his ment$ and are alreaみ, Jn Jhe 〔ねta施d year andplan Jo make /he PなDimer plaming stagesjbr a鋤CCeS函4/ 1982‑ an amual re!/nion. &)eCial /hank出o 83 s Whit Wit Meech Grayson whose JhaIp cntertained everyOne aS∴ the Master Qf Ccremonies. The /982 F〃Jbike Jeam Cqpped̀筋 0まノr year With 。n O乙〃standing pe扉)r‑ Chool year. W?th /he contimノed 5堆pOrt QfoまJr Zeta Gradm嬢S jねech‑ WOOd /00ks Jo remain on印p heJ.e Ot 励diana University /br a /ong Jime. The Grad構ate5 co(xperation and en‑ thまノ5iasm /his past year has certainly mance Jn Jhe Little 500. ho /he /ead been an inやiration and gzノiding cx‑ With one佃p /e/?, /he H訪Gams came a77qね/0 1/S all. Z伸just a liitle bit short, altho略h Jhey a Zeta華ii! M略h砂prOZ/d Jo be Fナa lerna均′, had more Jhan cnoαgh hearl all q/ier‑ Tt,d Dickman noon. A在er not mαCh m/blicity all Update on Beechwood After an agreement between Zeta Chapter and officials of Indiana Uni‑ together to improve their home for next school year. POOr Shape‑Current House Manager Greg Moheban is doing a tremendous VerSity for the sale of Beechwood fell Despite the fact that this is a new through last October, and after fur‑ PrOgram,Participation promises t6 be ther negotiations proved fruitless, excellent, aS Virtua時y every brother Zeta has committed his services for at least mg tO reinforce Beechwood one of the sessions. foundation so that the next genera‑ s House Corporation has now targeted its efforts towards continued improvement ofthe chapter s 70 year old facilities. 丁he Senior Den is currently being refurbished, and landscapmg Of the front yard is scheduled for this These prQjects should not be taken as an indication that Beechwood is in job keepmg the house looking sharp. Rather, The House Corporation as well as the brothers of Zeta, are Seek‑ s strong tion of F串s may also ca11 631 East Third Street home. Calendar of Fall Events summer. In addition, OVer the summer the attic will be insulated, September ll I"U. vs Northwestem October23 halls will be palnted and the driveway will be resealed. To facilitate these changes, the brothers of Zeta have scheduled two October 30 September 18 FIJI Isle September 25 I.U. vs Syracuse August ll‑12, during which time the s current residents will gather November 13 Faculty Staff Day October 9 I.U. vs Michigan State Parents WOrk weekends, On July 12‑13 and Chapter I.U・ VS Ohio State Varsity Club Day the kitchen floor wi11 be retiled, the I.U. vs Iowa Homecommg Oktoberfest at Beechwood Weekend LU. vs I11inois I‑Men s Day \r\nSummer, 1982 THE HOOSIER FIJI Page 3 Sz/CCeS草履I働yring Rush Progmm Zeta Chapter anticipates the arrival ball, and virtually every other activity Of another fine pledge class in the fall that might interest a prospective Phi Crews, a Zeta F串and a member of following the conclusion of this year Gam. Evenmg aCtivities included I.U・ SeVeral skits written and produced by ketball team, SPOke to the rush the brothers, and a dining room guests about his experiences in the Chapter. s SPrlng ruSh program. Twenty‑SeVen high schooI seniors received pledging bids in the course Of Zeta s three rush weekends, and the CaSino for added entertainment. I.U. Assistant Basketball Coach Jim As is the tradition at Zeta Chapter, s 1976 NCAAchampionshipbas‑ Zeta might begin a summer rush brothers are confident of a 100 per‑ no alcohoI was served during the PrOgram in May, and we are also ex‑ Cent return rate. Weekends. PeCting to conduct several small rush functions in the fall. If anyone would This year marked the second year Of Zeta s improved rush program, and the chapter Zeta s third rush weekend was es‑ s guests were kept enter‑ PeCially successful, both in tumout and bids extended. Fifteen fine men like to recommend an outstanding PrOSPeCt, Please write or call Chair葛 tained by a host of activities including received invitations to pledge Phi men Tim Michel or Pat King. Here basketba11 games in the house parking Gamma Delta, Out Of more than 50 are their addresses: Tim, R.R.君3, lot, CamPuS tOurS, tennis and racquet‑ exceptional candidates. In addition, Tipton, IN 46072, Or Pat, 6219 Lands 臆臆End‑ Lane,臆IndianapolisつIN̲46220」へ臆̲ Scholarship At Zeta s active chapter finished third Nearly 60 brothers achieved GPAs and the pledge class finished second in Of 3.O or better, and the pledge class Foundation for their achievements. IFC scholarhsip competition for the tumed in an amazmg aVerage Ofbetter Fuson received a $I ,000 Borg‑Wamer 豊。告霊豊富。 t謹告器ざ Warded the all grade polnt aVerage for houses ro11s of I.U. Memorial Scholarship, g宣Ven in With more than 50 members, and the Cieties. Zeta 1981 fall semester. However, Fiji finished first in over‑ Pledges finished first for pledge classes With more than 15 members. s various honorary so‑ Ceived scholarships from the I.U. Scholarship and KIootwyk was a‑ $500 Dr. Bruce White memory of Dr. Bruce White, a Phi In addition, tWO Sehior brothers, Tom KIootwyk and Craig Fuson, re‑ Gamma Delta and former I.U. stu‑ dent foundation steermg COmmittee PreSident. htmmz/ra1 7ナqphy Retまノrned 7b Zeta At an end of the year banquet After two years elsewhere, the All‑ Campus Intramural Trophy was re‑ tumed to the I.U. Fijis, Who have won honormg all of I.U. the competition six of the past eight ager, Brian Hedges, Champions, Zeta s intramural s Intramural Man‑ 83, WaS honored by the Student Recreational Sports yearS・ ￣￣ Never letting up, eVeh after the title had been decided, the Phi Gams out置 Associationヘ音aS lafge fratemity臆mtra‑ mural manager of the year. distanced the competition by more As the school year cIosed the newly‑ than 230 points, Zeta claimed cham‑ elected managers Ron Wilson 84 and Dave Frey Pionships in basketball, aS the F垂̀̀A team won the large fratemity title. 85 are already hard at WOrk plannmg Strategy for next year s intramural battle. F〃1 and A互)ha Chis 励ired Fbr L U Sing Despite stag宣ng One Of Zeta s best show. I.U. Sing efforts in recent years, the Phi Gams and their sorority partners, AIpba Chi Omega, finished a disap‑ and Chris Carey, 83, Served as POinting eighth place in the show a s large group division. The act, Which focused on the ef葛 John Effrein, B3, Mike Tumer, 83, directors for the act. Effrein received $300 scholarship for his e縞orts from the I.U. Student Foundation, Which sponsors the event. dents, featured a cast ofmore than 70 In addition, Mike Evans 85 was one of four Master of Ceremonies fects video games have on co11ege stu‑ SmgerS, dancers, and musicians, and for the show, and David Emery WaS eaSily one of the most original and Andy Weissert Performances of the two‑eVening I.U. Sing production staff. 82 83 served on the \r\nTHE HOOSIER FIJI Summer, 1982 NEWS ABOUT GRADUATE BROTHERS ! Darwin A4brmon 67 0.T Boes 22 Dan Ammerman 68 67 is an op‑ Dan is a broker/developer special‑ his position as district manager for tometrist and associate professor and iz獲ng in industrial real estate for Major Republic Coal and Coke (now Amax Coal Company). At I.U" he studied chief of general clinical services at history and economics, and served Memphis, Tennessee. In 1979, he Zeta Chapter as an officer. As a Served as grand national president of O.T. Boes 22 retired in 1965 from graduate, he was president of the Darwin Mormon the Southern College of Optometry in Omega Delta optometric fratemity. Realty Corp, in Orlando, FIorida. He is a member of the Society of the First Presbyterian Church. While at I.U., he served Zeta Chapter as Homecoming co‑Chairman and I.U. Indianapolis Club, aS We11 as While at I.U. he participated in intra‑ kitchen steward, and participated PreSident of the Indianapolis Phi mural football and basketball, and Gamma Delta graduate chapter. He also served that organization as was a member of the I.U. Student Foundation. He attended graduate SeCretary and treasurer. He married SChool at Memphis State University. in I.U. Sing and intramurals. He was also a member of the I.U. Student Foundation Steermg Committee. He is married to the former Linda Wil‑ his wife, Lenora, in 1938. At 82 years He is married to the former Brenda lard, and the couple has two Of age, Boes is Zeta Harwell (Sigma Kappa, Memphis daughters, Katy, three, and Amy, One. s oldest living alumnus. He resides at 2863 W. 52 St., Indianapolis, IN 46808. Robert Rhamy 49 Robert Rhamy State). The couple have two children, Lisa, 8, and Paul, 6. They reside at 2734 Kingham Drive, Memphis, TN 38119. Inc., a Hammond, Indiana insurance COmPany. While at Zeta, he was 49 is professor and 力rり, Nなh方7 Pledge trainer and intramurals chair‑ man. He is married to the former he is active as a surgeon and research‑ er. He is the author oftwo books and Wi11iam Silvey is an account exec‑ utive for Jack Ogren and Company, Chairman of the UroIogy Department at Vanderbilt University. In addition, 脇lliam Silv〔y 74 Jerry Nigh 67 is vice president of Susan Ogren (Pi Beta Phi, Ball more than 100 research articles, and is sales and marketing for Shiley In‑ State), and the couple have one a member of 90 professional societies corporated, a California medical daughter, Tracy Ann, tWO. They live WOrldwide. While at I.U. he partici‑ SuPPlies firm. While at I.U・ he was a at member of the freshman basketball 重N 46324. Pated in intramurals. His address is 2011 Richard Jones Road A3, Nash‑ Ville, TN 37212. William Boaz 53 is a physician in family practice in Wabash, Indiana・ He is a member of the American Board of Family Practice, the AMA and other such professional organ‑ Hohman Ave., Hammond, and baseball teams, and played varsity baseball for one year. He also particIPated in intramural athletics" 脇lliam Boaz 53 6937 He is married to the former Rosemary Blackburn (AIpha Phi). They have two c曲dren, Kimberly, nine, and Whitney, three. The family lives at 1572 Amberwood Drive, Santa Ana, CA 92705. Ronald Remak 79 Ronald Remak 79 is a special representative for American United Life in BloommgtOn, Indiana. In 1980 he was named American United Life s Agent of the Year, and was a member of the Mi11ion Dollar Round Table. While at I.U, he was a member oftIfe izations. He served as coroner for Varsity Tennis Team and the I.U・ Wabash County from 1970‑74. While Student Foundation Steermg Com‑ at I.U. he served as pledge class mittee. He served the chapter as president and was a member of IFC. He is married to the former Nancy Yunt (AIpha Xi Delta, University of Kentucky), and the couple have two grown children. They live at 106 Rush Chairman and M.S. Tennis Toumey Chairman. He is married to the former CaroI Brown (AIpha Chi Omega). They live at l135 Bucking‑ ham E., Bloomington, IN 47401. Parkway Drive, Wabash, IN 46992. 鵜軸鵜111皿 轟南}物置○○H賀魅I軸I南車軸h賀賀青青書