ed victorious over Zeta s brilliant‑ Zeta Win§ Beta叩 1y preformed selections. Åt State Day皿附 was bestowed the honor of the year 糊瞥東砂の惟帽棚 Upon the I. U. Fijis, however Zeta has distinguished herself. in the form of the Beta Cup. De‑ SPite the prediction of Hugh J. At the 96th annual State Day din‑ Baker, Jr. (Ohio State ner at the Columbia Club in Indi‑ made the award, that the result,S anapolis we took over from Pur‑ of the judging this year were so due the Beta Graduate Trophy. Newly added to the program this year was a basket ball tourna‑ 31) who cLose that next year,s winner would be a different chap七er, the Zeta brothers, Who have begun ment among the five Indiana Fiji this year strongly, Wi11 return next chapters1. By a narrow margin year with high hopes and grea七 Hanover,s team claimed the hon‑ expectations. ors in the event this year. The Beachwood five however fini,Shed a strong secIOnd behind Tau chap‑ ter by defeating Purdue and De‑ Pauw in the preliminaries. PRESIDENT)S MESSAGE Qpel雷I五訪ね轟o王子 Later in the afternoon activi‑ ties moved to the C. C. for a cock‑ tail hour and a roast beef dinner. Henry C. Pyder (P. U. 49) was To Z七ta Alu朋で】I To VfsIt House emcee for the after dinner pro‑ gram, and William F. Binkley (P. U. 48), Section Chief, Started the evenings round of speeches with his repIOrt. He congratulated the u,ndergraduate chapters on their SPirit and stessed the importance of scholarship. His examination of houSe budgets revealed that the operationsI Of the chapter houses ran up to $%million a year, and that the equity owned by the chap‑ ters was over?%million. Following the eulogies of the Hello again! This letter will be relatively :Short, but I hope you 1l read it over and give it some thought. Preslden†: open invitatio¥n tO yOu tO reVisit ViCe‑PreSldent: a house, Zeta, that you haven t if you re one.of those who does V. James Story graduate days, yOu 」. Rober† Mitten 11 have the op‑ N. Stauffer. the wherea,bouts of long lost bro‑ who is dean of Wittenberg Uni‑ thers. VerSity, has recently been chosen have changed in physical appear‑ ediユCational director. of the inter‑ ance, b鴫もthe things that made it The chapter house may Sented as a cha11enge to the assem‑ great in your day ‑ fellowship, cdmmOn ideals and aspirations, bled undergrad brothers, dealt with SPirit, and good men ‑ have kept the problems of缶atemity life and it the great chapter which it sti11 is hard work which would be neces‑ today! PreSent day chapters take steps to maintain a positive growth rate. The elements of fratemity life, he said, Were fe11owship, leader‑ Ship, Character, development, and SCholarship. again as∴Choruses from the five Right now why don 竺晶nt v。,n。n ‥ . indiCInqPOilS 52 … … 25 George M IRoys†er Lafayeで†e …… 33 Wabash …. Evansvl帖e A」uMNI ADYISORY BOARD Dr. W冊am C. Reed 17 (Presiden†) BIoomlng†on ‥ Bioomlng†on ‥ Bi○○ming†on 轄惹寵藍sh, Bi。。m,n。†。n Dr. Donald C. Ty†e 48 ‥ BIoomlng†on … … BIooming†on Dr・ C回es Emery′ Aipha Dr. Henry B. Vea†ch ′43 諒(鉛霊前」¥一へ一一 …. B!ooming†on uNDERGRADuATE OFFICERS Presjden†: 」ay B. Hun† 62 ……‥ La Por†e T「easurer: 62 ‥ S†. Pe†ersburg′ t you take Out yOur Calendar and mark off a week end to come down and vi,Sit BIoomington? ∴The food is excel‑ Reco富整r言辞言1諾′62 …. Pu。。,。′ 。。,. Correspondlng Secre†a「y Steve Long 63 ………… Linton HiS†°「iqn: 1ent and we 11 be glad to make any arrangements you might like us to Larry Monn 62 … … ‥ For† Wayne Grad嵩.,R#豊言#二でan: ‥ make for you. Or, if you can 七 COme down just anytime, Why not CovingtOll Undergradua†e Editor: Ber† Lof†man ′64 ..‥ Newark, De上 make it a point to be here for Pig Make the chapter house your headquarters anytime you re in town! groups competed for the FIowing Bowl. Hanover once more emerg‑ … … indianapol:S 45 Ned D. Heimu†h Tom Smallwo○d Dinner? The dueling was then revived Muncie Hous…苦芸⊆藍。 ′63 ‥ .一ndi。n。.。,is Sary tO OVerCOme them. He ad‑ fratemities be made, and tha七 … … Dl reC†ors: 鵠器晋k黒培 had in school, and to catch up on Of the possible future course of 46 much to you during your under‑ eve,nings featured speaker, John Vised that an objective analysis King R. Traub 26 Secre#温芹器号‥R。。d一,. Bi。。min。†。,, revisit the house that meant so five chapter presidents came the national fratemity. His talk, Pre‑ Dar「aii R. Parsons 「S'een in a long time. Or, Perhaps POrtunity to see old friends again, to rehalSh all the good times you Brother Stauffer, AしUMNI OFFIC田RS What this letter amounts to is an Remember: Phi Gamma Delta is not for∴COllege days alone. This is still your Fratemity= Fratema11y, Jay B. Hunt President \r\n61 GradびateS H壱ve Sm州WOOd and K輪m Are Varied J±]tereStS Union Board Mombers In the fifty‑tWO year eXist‑ Well it seems as though either ence of the Indiana Memorial Un‑ marTiage or post graduate studies ion no 缶atemity has been more Of some type, have taken tlheir toll COnlSistently represented on the among members of Zeta Student Board of Directors, than 1961. They are a11 either pushing has Zeta of Phi Gamma Delta. a pencil or being pushed by a wife This year the Fijis are present in Or in some cases both. the form of Tom Smallwood, Sen‑ s Class of Amo教ng those relieving their ior and Union Board vice presi‑ dent, and Bert Kram, junior. Tom, ho'Stilities on the poor patients at the Indiana Universi七y M e d i c al a Business Administration major Center are brothers, Dave Chizek, from St・ Petersburg, Florida, is Neal Moosey and wife Judy, Tom the son of former Union Board member Dr. Robert B. Smallwood Dunfee, Bob Wiley and S七eve White. Two other brothers, both 12. In additio,n tO his duties on PuShing a pencil and being push‑ 坦e臆̲政准吐, To興 finds葛 ti馳β tO ed by a￣Wife are Tom Costello and SerVe aS Vice president of Blue Key Bi11 Mi11er. They are in the Mast‑ er of Business Administration pro‑ and as treasurer of Zeta, Where he brings his outside experience to gram here at the University. Bro‑ bear in wise guidance for the chap‑ ter・ ther Jon Sandleben is doing plharm‑ Bert, an aCCOunting major aceutical re,SearCh in residence at from Frankfort, I、ndiana, is cur‑ Evansville and brother Jean Mol̲ rently wrapped up with a reorgan‑ ization of his area of Board activi‑ Teams are both battling for the ties, the Union clubs. Championship. C五apter Cont玩びeS IhtramtJra」 Stzccess The In the final analysis, it looks brother working for his father is like the Fijis wi11 have an excell‑ John Fectman, 1iving in Indianap‑ ant opportunity to recover the in‑ olis with his wife Marlin. tramural championship. Of the Six individual sport championships, Fratemity Intramural 七he Fijis won last year; five were WOn during the second semester. years ago after the Fijis won the trophy nine out of the last ten Therefore, We feel that we can years of its existenCe. L.alSt year the award returned to the I. U. Intramural Trophy confines of バBeechwood,,. OnCe again place the Fratemi七y within the 1eVer, in the cIosing days of the Ro,bert B. House 57 is now but managed to finish a respect‑ an auditoF With the Standard Oil able third. Division of Americ an Oil Co. Housie again in the heart of the intramur‑ served in the U. S. Army year was married to the former WOn the fratemi七y runner 冒he Houses live at 1331 N. Bolton Championship, giving uS an OVer‑ Avenue in Indianapolis. against two Iosses for the past Naval Doctor Past member of the 〃Stardu,St through this year with the champ‑ SCOred upon. The Fijis are also active in many other lSPOrtS besides foot‑ ball. This fall our tennis team tied for first Place, and our golf team the top five cadets in the program. ‑‑ Brother Dave Morris has‑re(暮 ently been notified by the Air ll be spendingl a few years at the expense of Uncle Sam in Washing.ton. Brother Jim Masson, unable great University is currently seek‑ Our B‑Team came ionship, being undefea七ed and un‑ air force program and are among to face the thought of leaving this all reco rd of seventeen wins three years1. mary and Jerry Tardy are also back at Indiana working toward Force that he Dorthy Dunlap (Arizona Pi Phi〉, uP Brothel.S Jerry Jazzinowski with wife Rose‑ 缶om 1957‑59, and earlier this al race. In football, the A‑Team ‑ Obremsky are all in optomitry SChool here at Indiana. Harbridge. Both Jerrys are in the Auditor With American Oil race, We Were nudged out of first, This year the Fijis are once Brothers Jim Wilhite and wife Sue, John Ashman and Mike their degrees as is brother Jim CamPuS and the Fijis were once again in the thick of things. How‑ CagO Where Mo11y is currently WOrking for his father. Another was discontinued several Trophy 1endorf and wife are living in Chi‑ Club , David Wa11ace Buck 52 is ing empIoyment in BIoomington SO he will always be near the insti‑ now a Chicago Physician, and a tution he dearly loves. Brother member of the Chicago Athletic Association. In 1959, Dave began as a freshman in the Indiana Law a three‑year hitch in the Navy, be‑ ing assigned to the Medical Corps. Dave still retains his bachelor stat‑ Bob Williams is currently enrolled School here, and Brother Jim Mor‑ rison is working toword an ad‑ finshed fourth in their respective us, but how Iong can a young doc‑ VanCed degree in govemment at toumaments. Volleybau A and B 七or remain sing11e? Columbia University. \r\n軸o岬om冒鵬g O抽d ̀̀Mo§t Su棚§§fu看 November ll, marked one of the most successful homecomings Zeta has had in a long time wi七h more than lOO brothers returning to Beechwood for the weekend. Even though the HooISiers went un‑ der, after a hard fought game, the SPirits of the alums was not daunt‑ ed. Upon retuming to the chap‑ ter house a rather large number of graduate brothers barricaded their wives and themselves in the presi‑ dent,s room where they proceeded 七o engage in the standard home‑ coming ac七ivities. The undergrad‑ uate members who lived in the room were ejected three timelS On the grounds that they were Sigma Chis. Two ga11ons of Hawaiian punch came up missing) and it is rumored that either George Ginn or Charlie Gibbs was seen sneak‑ ing into the party room with the goods. Herby Mi11er was the un‑ official bartender and Roger Oli‑ NeWs FγOm Alum壷Eq/eγγWheγe viere was busy keeping the unat‑ Since leaving I. U. in 1922, tached and attached women enter‑ of the Industrial Medical Assn. tained. It seems that Jim Sachett Donald S. Slade has been empIoyed Dick and his wife, Kathryn have was the doorman, and it is sus‑ in V. A. work. He is presently Di‑ rector of the V. A. center in Mar‑ tWO Children, Sue E11en 14, and tinsburg, W. Va. Don has served in both World Wars, ending W. W. address is pected that Perhaps Neale Hinch‑ man had something to do with the room rearrangement. Jim Strick‑ inson were at the party, also, but II asa Lt. Col. Heis also amem‑ ber of the Martinsburg American not in any official capacity. The Legion. He and his wie, the form‑ land, Phil Foster and Harold Rob‑ party broke up suddenly when Fin Dels appeared with a detailed map er Mildred Fairchild ,reS音ide in Their present 717 Forest Drive, An‑ derso,n, Indiana. An Optometrist in Rensselear, Ind., is Gerry L. Gribble 55. While on campus, Ge音rry WaS PrelSident of Omega Delta and is now the M artin sb urg. Na七ional Secretary‑Treasurer. Ac‑ and the suggestion that they go to his home in Indianapolis to car‑ Sharon Kay 13. Robert Lee Mellen, Jr. 42, tive in Rotary, and on the board practicing law for the firm of Mel‑ len and Mellen in Bedford, is now of the lQCal country club, Ger丁y al‑ The rest of the chapter house the President of the SchooI Board United Fund. He and his wife, was also alive with activity with and President of the Lawrence the exception of the library which C ounty Bar Association there. the former Barbara Carson (I. U. AIpha Chi) have four children, had been converted into a room While an undergraduate, Bob was Steve, 6, Carol, 4, Jay, 2, and Ann, for the thirsty graduate brothers. a member of the Marching Hun‑ dred. Brother Mellen and his wife, the former Margaret Smith (Indi‑ 1. ana‑Pi Phi) live with their two 1iam Richard Davis Children, Judy 16, and Robby ll, resident of Riverside, California, 中y On with the festivities. A brunch was serve音d the next day, but most of the brothers had al‑ ready returned home. 42, is now a tax attomey, for the firm of anapolis. Tom, and his wife, the The medical Director of Del‑ CO‑Remy Division of GMC in An‑ derson, Indiana is Dr. Richard C. former Mary Lou Brandenburgh Swan Knox, O Hara and Krise, in Indi‑ Former Zeta President Wil‑ 45 is now a and is with the management of at 1310 13th Street. Thomas H. Krise so served as Chairman of the 1961 35. He also is President of Plywood Products Co. of Corona, Califomia. Dick and his wife, the former Susan Alice Countryman (I. U. Theta) have two children, Mary Ruth 13, and Donald Robert (Indiana, AIpha Chi Omega) 1ive the Anderson Rotary, President of 12. With their two daughters, Suslan 9, the Indiana Tuberculosis Assn. some of his class members and can and Kathryn Ann 7, at 9211 Cen‑ President of WestminSter Founda‑ be reached at 3909 tral. tion of BIoomington, and Direc七or in Riverside. 59, Dick desires to hear from Terracina Dr.