THE HOOSIER FIJI Published by Zeta Chapter of The Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta at Indiana University BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA WINTER, 1982-83 Fiji Philanthropy Receives Publicity This year's Baker Cup Committee is representing Zeta well, introducing some new ideas in the process. Headed publicity to Phi Gamma Delta and Brian Barrett '85, this year's "Run For Leukemia" promises to be a success run promises to be a great success, raising money for a good cause and The run will begin November 19, spreading more good words about the Friday before the l.U.-Purdue Phi Gamma Delta. football game, with the brothers of In addition to the run, the Zeta Chapter running a football brothers of Zeta enjoyed success with ful fundraiser. The two chairmen worked hard over the summer with the Gams will present the proceeds of by chairmen Mike Evans '85 and Leukemia Society, bringing much Zeta. to West Lafayette. There, the Phi the run to former Indiana Governor Otis Bowen. This year's run is in memory of Beth Bowen, who lost a the FIJI vs. M.S. Tennis Tourney. The tournament, held the weekend of October 1, raised money for the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Tourney chairmen Mark Ewen '85 and Chip lengthy bout with leukemia in 1981. Lewis The brothers of Zeta will be soliciting local businesses and had large house support in the tourney. The tourna donations from various businesses '84 received donations from Indiana, and ment proved to be a fun time for' are accepting donations from graduate brothers. With everyone's help, the the brothers as well as a success for throughout southern the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Fiji Vies For All-Sports Trophy Once again, the Fijis are the house to beat in intramurals. The Phi Gams have captured the large fraternity all-sports trophy six of the last eight years. Last year, the Phi Gams won the competition by the biggest point spread in years. However, five other first place finishes in wrestling, swim ming, and table tennis. The Fijis also finished among the top teams in foot ball, handball, and golf. The second semester is always Zeta's strong point, as the Fijis dominate intramural basketball at lU. With this in mind, fraternities promise to give the Fijis it seems a safe bet that the coveted all-sports trophy will remain in good a battle to get the big one back. The first semester has resulted in hands at Zeta. Norris Pig Dinner Dear Graduate Brothers, The active chapter at Zeta would like to invite all graduate brothers to the 113th annual Norris Pig Dinner. The dinner is scheduled for February RUN FOR THE BUCKET. The Baker Cup Committee is sponsoring a joint effort with the Fijis from Purdue to raise funds for the Leukemia Society of America. All graduates are invited to attend our annual State Day celebration. Mark your calendar for February 5, 1983, and plan to join us in Indian apolis for a great event. More details soon . . . 26, and promises to be a grand occasionfor all. After last year's success, the Pig Dinner willagain be held at Showalter House, home of the Indiana University Foundation. While the dinner itself will be held there, there will be ample time to renew brotherly ties back at Beechwood. All graduate brothers should be receiving a formal invitation soon, but hopefully this earlier notice will allow everyone to mark their calendarfor thisfestive occasion. We are looking forward to a large turnout and hope to surpass last year's dinner both in terms of attendance and enjoyment. Please contact us ifyou have further questions. Fraternallv Steve Kahn Dan Peterson Pig Dinner Chairmen \r\nPage 2 THE HOOSIER FIJI Winter ^82 President's Message >C3s:i3 The Hoosier Fiji is published by Zeta Chapter of The Fraternity of The 1982-83 academic year is continuing the momentum of 1981-82. After a very successful and unusually active summer, the men of Zeta are meeting the many challenges of the school year. As always, we plan not to rest on our accomplishments, but rather to continue striving for even Phi Gamma Delta at Indiana Univer greater success. sity for its members and friends. News items and changes of address should be sent to the Alumni Relations Head quarters, PO Box 1311, Bloomington, IN 47402. The 134th Ekklessia was held in Toronto this past summer, and Zeta was once again well represented. Zeta placed third in competition for the Cheney Cup (overall chapter efficiency) and the Brightman Award (outstanding graduate relations program), and received honorable mention in voting for the Archon's Trophy (campus activities). In addition, the chapter received an award for maintaining a grade point average above the all-men's average for 23 years in a row—the longest streak among all House Corporation Officers President: Richard K. Williams .. . Indianapolis Smith '83, Recording Secretary and myself in proudly representing Zeta Vice President: George M. Ginn Indianapolis Secretary: chapter. During the Ekklessia, David Elmore '55 was elected to the Board of Trustees for the international fraternity. John R. Stewart Indianapolis Treasurer: Robert A. Luginbill .... Indianapolis Directors: Harold H. Harrel Fiji chapters. All told, Zeta carried away more awards in more areas than any other chapter. Brothers Bill Miller '62, Fraternity Ritualist, Pete King 76, a Fiji Section Chief, and Robert McLaughlin '57, of the Toronto Host Committee, joined undergraduates Pat Lindley '84, Treasurer, Barry Bloomington William H. Keck .... Mount Vernon This past summer also saw Beechwood take on a more attractive appear ance. Undergraduates and graduates joined forces on June 10 and July 12 to work together to improve Zeta's appearance. Some of the improve ments completed at the summer work sessions included a complete landscaping of the front and side of the house, resealing of the parking lot, painting of the hallways, back stairwell and sub-basement and a general straightening up of the house. The first-ever sessions were a great James J. Laughlin Jr.,M.D Bloomington Eugene J. McGarvey Kokomo William R. Miller ... West Lafayette success, and our thanks go out to all graduate brothers who provided labor and financial support for the program. We feel as though we were able not Theodore D. Dickman .. Richmond among the brothers of Zeta. Patrick B. Lindley Greg M. Moheban Tipton Shelbyville At the halfway point of the school year, the brothers again find them selves in the forefront of the race for the fraternity intramural sports champ ionship. Many brothers also are active in lU's campus organizations. Brother Jeff Andress '83 heads up a delegation of five Fijis serving on the prestigious lU Student Foundation Steering Committee. Brother Andress, Zeta Chapter Officers Theodore D. Dickman Patrick B. Lindley . . . President Treasurer Barry F. Smith . Recording Secretary Christopher L. Carey .. Corresponding Secretary Jeffrey J. Andress Historian Christopher L. Carey Editor Arthur R. Dragoo Editor Thomas C. Froehle Editor Charles H. deMaille . Photographer only to reduce our renovation costs, but also to instill even greater pride who is president of the organization, is joined by seniors Barry Smith, Tim Barrett, Ken Stevens and Andy Jones. Also, Doug White '84 recently completed his chairmanship of the Student Athletic Board Homecoming Committee. But as always, the first priority of Zeta chapter is scholarship. Zeta was blessed with another fine pledge class this year. The 27 newest Fijis are a diverse and talented group who are already making their impact felt at Beechwood. In closing, let me say that brotherhood at Zeta is as strong as it has ever been, enabling the chapter to truly distinguish itself as a close-knit fraternity of men. From the tremendous graduate support Zeta has been receiving this year, XEROXXXxxx! The Chapter is con sidering the purchase of a copy machine. If any graduate brother has information on copiers, or knows of a good outlet for copy machines, please contact Ted Dickman at the Chapter House. it is easy to see that the atmosphere at Beechwood creates a unique chemistry among all who dwell there. The brothers of Zeta have much to look forward to in the remaining months of this school year, and plan to meet every challenge with the effort and determination that sets our chapter apart from any other fraternity at lU. It is with great pride that we say "Mighty glad to be a Zeta Fiji!" Fraternally, Perge! Ted Dickman Chapter President \r\nPage 3 THE HOOSIER FIJI Winter '82 Pledges Contribute Brains & Brawn to Zeta Chapter Once again, Zeta has an out freshmen and one sophomore. standing pledge class. Last year's Nearly all of the pledges were Rush Chairmen, Tim Michel '84 and Pat King '84, did an excellent job varsity athletes in high school, amassing 105 varsity letters between in promoting Zeta chapter and bringing in an excellent group of 26 them. Three members of the pledge lU. Mark Rogers '85 is a kicker on the football team, while Mike Smi '86 and Jeff Blake '86 are seeking to establish themselves on the track an golf teams, respectively. Thus far, the class Compete in varsity athletics at pledge class has claimed second place in their intramural football divisioii and is undefeated in intramural volleyball. The pledges also have mariy other attributes to offer Zeta. Six pledges finished in the top 10 percent of their classes academically while in high school, and more than half of the class finished in the top-third. Several also served their high schools as class officers, and most were in many other student organizations as well. The pledge class has already become an integral unit in the house, and the chapter is excited about the A BIG WELCOME to Zeta Chapter's newest pledge class, an outstanding possibilities this outstanding group of group of men with solid backgrounds in athletics and academics. individuals holds for the future. Brother Mangels Makes Congressional Run currently running for United States rently, Bud is manager of public relations for Ohio Bell Telephone. Representative in the 14th congres In addition, he is also the owner of sional Mangels Enterprises. All Zeta brothers can be especially thankful to Brother Mangels for Louis A. ("Bud") Mangels '56 is district of Ohio. The 14th district encompasses Summit County in Ohio and includes the greater Akron area. Bud is running on the Republican ticket and is opposed by 12-year Democrat incumbent John Seiberling. All Zeta Brothers wish him luck in his upcoming bid for Congress. Brother Mangels graduated from l.U. in 1956 and served as treasurer of the house at Zeta. He has also Knouse, a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority at Ohio State Uni versity. The Mangels have two chil dren, a son Kirk, currently a fresh his instrumental role in organizing man at Miami of Ohio and a daughter Julie, a sophomore at Copley High School. The Mangels family currently and resides directing the Beechwood at 286 Carunna Ave. in Educational Foundation. This newly Fairlawn, Ohio. created foundation has been estab Brother Mangels' accomplish ments and dedication to Zeta Chapter lished to generate money to be awarded as scholarships to recognize scholastic achievement by active brothers. The money is to be raised through donations from graduate brothers. Through the efforts of of Phi Gamma Delta are to be com mended and the active chapter would like to give him special recognition for his organization of the Beechwood Educational Foundation. We would also like to wish Bud the best represented Zeta well while serving Brother Mangels these donations are as Archon President in 1979. While at lU he participated on tax deductible and the money will be better used to help the brothers the Student Athletic Board as well as on lU Student Foundation. Cur of luck in his upcoming election and express our appreciation for repre of Zeta. senting our chapter like a true Zeta Fiji. 1978 and Brother Mangels married Barbara Social Report on Fiji Isle & lU Sing and dancing to music provided by strengthening their Fiji brotherhood. The parking lot at Beechwood was Nervous Melvin and the Mistakes. On another social note, the men of once again transformed into a "tropical paradise" as the brothers The Fiji Isle committee chairmen. Zeta are paired with Kappa Delta Bill Campbell '84, Doug Strobel '85, of Zeta held their annual Fiji Isle and Kris Fettig '85 did an excellent dance on September 18. Although the weather was a bit chilly, the brothers job in planning and decorating one of the best Fiji Isles in years. The and their dates spent much of the event was truly an opportunity for Sorority for the annual lU Sing competition in February. After an excellent show last year three seniors, Chris Carey, Andy Weissert, and John Effrein, are already hard at work night swimming under the moonlight the brothers of Zeta to have fun while organizing a winning show. \r\nPage 4 Winter, 1983 THE HOOSIER FIJI GRADUATE BROTHERS IN THE NEWS Jay E. Allardt 78 Jay writes that he's into running. trustees of the Allen County Coliseum. He is an elder in the Presbyterian Church and a 28-year Kiwanis James Bean '66 Before entering the seminary, Jim He's also into horses and real estate. Club member. worked with the US Civil Service and He is an appraiser with American United Appraisal Company of In '48 Ed and Mary Kay Burgman, a member of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority at lU, married. They have served in the Saigon office of the two daughters and a son as well as two granddaughters and a grandson. Contact Ed at 5322 Century Court, Ft. Wayne, IN 46807. He is a graduate of Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary and pastor at Wellington Park Lutheran Church in Milwaukee. Harold C. Farmer '57 He was vice president of the Atlanta graduate chapter during Atlanta Muncie and owner of rental horses. He is also on the board of directors of his local YMCA and active in the Muncie Kiwanis Club. He and the former Susan Gephardt, a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority, are the parents of two-yearold Joseph Edward Allardt III. Get in touch with Jay at 3401 Vienna "Bud" is a famous man in the Army's public information office between 1966-70. Fkklesia. Jim writes that he's still Woods Drive, Muncie, IN 47304. concrete business. This year he was awarded the E.B. Rayborn Award by playing guitar and singing, and now tries to fit a golf game into each the Indiana Concrete Council. He has served the Midwest Concrete Asso week of the summer. Mark D. Hedges 79 Mark is a sales Winson-Fiberfil reinforced engineer with International, a plastics firm based in Evansville. He and Jennifer Harrison, an lU Delta Delta Delta, married the year Mark graduated and live at 2120 Manitoo Drive, Lafayette, IN He and Carol Quackenbush have been married 12 years and live at ciation as president. He works as vice president of 7021 W. Medford Ave., Milwaukee, Evansville Concrete and is on the Wl. board of directors Hospital. Steve Lyman 71 of Deaconess Bud and the former Nancy Day, a member of Alpha Phi Sorority from the University of Evansville, have Steve deals primarily with labor and employment law in his practice with Heath, Bell & Lyman of Indian 47905. been married 24 years and are pre Edgar F. Kettler '48 paring to send their youngest of three daughters to college. Contact Bud at 6422 Sharon Road, Organization and is involved in Republican politics as precinct Newburgh, IN 47712. committeeman. Ed is president of Fort Wayne Storage Company, an affiliate of Allied Van Lines. He is past president of both the National Moving & Storage Association and the Indiana Richard P. Ashenfelter '63 Household Movers and Warehouse- Dick is on a three-year assign ment with Digital Equipment Corpo ment, Incorporated. ration, a computer components firm, The Army interrupted Ed's in Geneva, Switzerland. He serves sophomore year at Carleton College. the company as foreign tax attorney, When he returned to college, it was having remained at lU for his law at lU. He has served his alma mater degree. as He married Valeria Wood, a North western Delta Delta Delta, in '66, president of the Allen County Alumni Association and has served two terms on its executive council. He is a member of the Well House and they are raising two daughters. Society and the Varsity Club, as well Chemin de Nancy, Geneva, Switzer as land. a life member of the alumni association. Write Dick at Vesenaz 1222, 25B Governor Orr appointed Ed to a seat in two state groups: the Transportation Coordinating Board and the Personnel Advisory Commit Peter Scott '69 tee. He and Suzanne Ruppert, a member of Alpha Chi Omega Soror Earlier, Governor Bowen appointed him to the Student Assist Peter is a physician/radiologist for Community Radiology, Incorpo rated in Kokomo. ity, have been married 13 years and ance Commission. apolis. He directs the Castleton East Civic Steve and the former and live at 8051 Raven Rock Drive, Indianapolis, IN. Robert Wylie '62 "Walls" is active with the lU North west Alumni Club as well as with his local Rotary and Varsity clubs. He is a physician and member of the Lake Park Medical Clinic. Bob and Nancy Wagoner, an Alpha Chi Omega from Butler, have been married 18 years and are raising two children. Get in touch with Bob at 1321 W. Fourth Place, Hobart, IN. William K. Shonk 76 In '81 Bill earned his DDS at the Indiana University School of Den tistry and now practices in Noblesville. He and Lynn Brower, a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority from lU, have been married five years tion, president of the Civic Theatre, are raising a son, Jeffrey, who's six, and a daughter, Michelle, who's three. Their address is 504 Rudgate and live at 4911 and former chairman of the board of Lane, Kokomo, IN. Indianapolis, IN 46254. In active Fort in Wayne, the Fine he has Arts been Founda Connie Enders have been married six years Oakbrook Court,