Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Ze†0 s Fo音I P案edge 〔寡oss Numbers Twen†y‑Four, 〔omes Fro町航rious Areus Phi Gamma Delta, this year boasts a pledge class of 24, 23 freshmen and one JumOr. The new pledges for 1962‑63, their majors, and their hometowns Allen Merrill Bradfield, Pre‑ med, Terre Haute; Jon Howard Thomas, insurance, Indianapolis; Thomas Joe Martin, gOVemment, Syracuse; Richard Frederick Goos, undecided, Hamilton, Ohio; William Francis Bruce, Pre‑dent, Nobelsville, and William Clifford Fowler, undecided, Terre Haute. Alumni Attendance at Homecomlng AIso, Mark Kay Krieg, OPtOmet葛 ry, Fort Wayne ; Michael Ray Kon‑ Promises to Break All Past Records OWitz, Homecommg weekend is almost upon the I. U. campus again this fall, and Phi Gam is anticipatillg a giant tumou七缶om almuni and their families on November 3. Alumni are invited to check in early on Friday, November 2, in thony Smith, James D. Frey Keck 59, Ft. Wayne; Bi11 41, Mt. Vernon; J. Richard Order to see the house, the Home‑ Hurley COming decorations, and to meet 1iam Bonsib, Jr. the new Fiji pledge class. John G. Ashman Saturday s activities will include 59, Indianapolis; L. Wil‑ 40, BIoomington; 61, BIoomington; Kenneth H. Shull 46, Pittsburgh, an informal open house at the Pa.; David W. Buck Chapter at 631 East Third Street I11.; Jim Baker from 9:00 a.m. to noon. A lun輸 61, St. Louis, Mo.; (Robert J. Lewis the house before the Fightin Tony George Hoos‑ game with Northwestem. The kickoff time is l.30 p.m. at I. U. s beautiful new stadium north of the CamPuS. A buffet supper will fo11ow the game at 5:30 p. m. Among those who have already indicated they will be in attend‑ 32, Indianapolis; L. A. Mangels E. F. Ed 56, Kent, Ohio; Kettler Senseny 47, Ft. Wayne; 44, Ft. Wayne; Sam umbia City; aCCOunting, Col‑ Richard Grant Smith, undecided, Beme, and Fred Harrison Simmons, Pre‑med, Mar‑ ion. AIso, James Hurst Grund, busi‑ ness, Peru; Steven Prince Royster, govemment, Evansville; Charles Henry Orme, busines,S, Indianapo‑ 1is; William James Otte, OPtOmetry, Indianapolis ; Robert Holland John‑ 49, Indianapolis, and William F. Schultz 59, Browns‑ burg. SOn, Pre‑med, Ft. Wayne; James Thomas Bean, muSic, Indianapolis; Na七han Thomas Horton, Pre‑med, AIso, Roger J. Olivieri Paul W. EIsea Fred O. May 56, Gary; Fort Wayne, and Gary A=en 60, Indianapolis; Grieger, business, Evansville, Wolf‑ 54, Evansvi11e; Wil‑ 1iam C. Reed, Jr. John Edwards 50, BIoomington; 52, Indianapolis; Kenneth E. Hale E. J. LaPorte; 52, Chicago, 49, Indianapolis; Jerry F. Tarky cheon will begin at ll:30 a.m. at iers Pre‑med, Hooke Schemekau, undecided, No‑ blesville; Donald L,Ouis Dawson, history, Indianapolis; Robert An‑ 52, Acton; Bob (Continued on Page 2) McGinnis 31, Columbus; Stephen White 60, Indianapolis; Tom Kri壷 42, Indianapolis; Edward S. Brant‑ Walton 42, Indianapolis; E. P. Tischer 34, Indianapolis; EIvin H. ner IエI Hewins 36, Evansville; John S. NichoIson 56, Richmond, and R. W. 52, Evansville. \r\n国i日 樅4砂脚部〃 冒he forces that have been greatest in my life have been God and the College Fratemity tha七 moulded me. ‑Thomas R. Marsha11 Published regularly through‑ out the school year by Zeta Chap‑ ter of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity at Indiana Un士versi七y for the en‑ joyment 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 communi‑ cations to: Alumni Relations Of‑ fice, P. O. Box 1251, BIoomington, Indiana. Ze†0 〔h調p†er Pioneers New in†「tImU音調I Awo「ds I. U. Fijis are curre,ntly attempt‑ 措拙舘豊富eam Phi Gamma Delta and AIpha ing to inaugurate a new program Chi Omega sorority co‑SPOnSOred a booth at Fall Carnival October for 20 campus intramurals ‑ the awarding of a trophy to the win‑ ner among the I‑M Big Three, Phi Gam, Sigma AIpha Epsilon, and Sigma Nu. Although the idea is only now in entitled 召Babes in Troyland, a musical satire based on the Broadway hit, A Funny Thing Happened to Me on the Way to the Forum.,, The Fijis and AIpha Chis the planning stages, Phi Gamma had a Trojan horse, runnerS Car‑ Delta feels sure the other two fra‑ temities will agree. The plan has rying torches, and a gladiator bat‑ been designed to boIst,er the spirit helmets and the AIpha Chis wore of athletic contests and provide wreathes. tle. For publicity, Fijis wore A housing unit may either pre‑ extra incentive to win. The Interfratemity Council this sent a show or sponsor a game of year abolished the idea for an in‑ tramural trophy to be awarded to chance. All booths are judged on construction, Show, and publicity. one of the 31 fratemities partici‑ Fall Camival is sponsored an‑ Pating in campus athletics. Only nualiy by the Campus Chest, the Phi Gam, SAE, and Sigma Nu PrOCeeds of which go to work for have been in the running for such United Fund. LaSt year, Fall Cam‑ a trophy the last two years, and ival grossed the smaller fraternities vetoed the proposa賞. for charity. A teacher at Macy, Ind., ,School is THOMAS S. WINKS District representative for the Union Carbide Corp. in Pittsburgh is JAMES R. SHIDELER $11,500 29. Bob is a member of the Cleveland Yacht Club and the Spring Valley Country Club at Elyria, O. He is married to the former Rosemary Forker, and they are parents of two children, James R., Jr, a Pur‑ due student, and Martha, a 62 58. Tom received his A. B. in geography 'from IU, then did graduate work at Depauw and Manchester Col‑ 1ege. He resides at l]21 Washing‑ ton, Rochester, Indiana. e PLEDGES (Continued from Page l) gang RudoIph Blyer, Chemistry, Martinsville, and Richard Fomey Allen, undecided, BIoomington. graduate of the University of Ari‑ The junior is Frank LIoyd Bur‑ zona. The Shidelers live at 23802 ton, a Chemistry major from Jef‑ Russell Road, Bay Vi11iage 40, O. fersonville. \r\nNe細r音y 600 〔oupies A††end l「on Tri細ngle !n A音umni H州 Almost 600 couples crowded in‑ to Alumni Hall and the Union Ter‑ race October 13 for the newly re‑ Vived Iron Triangle dance sponsor‑ ed by the Phi Gams, ATOs, and Acacias. The semi‑formal dance was re‑ Vived in an effort to strengthen the ties between the three fraterni‑ ties, Which, location‑wise, form a Three Outstanding Undergraduate F翫s triangle on East Third Street. Active In Campus Activities, Honoraries ￣ Th元6￣ of Zeta chapter s.も討standing brothers as regarded by number‑One amateur band in the AI Cobine the brothers are Bert Kram, AIvin IJ" Koestring, and Jef王Coult(e]. all seniors, In his freshman year, Bert, a native of Frankfort, WaS elected treasurer of the Junior Interfra̲ ternity Council, and also headed the steering committee for Tyron‑ ian King. As a sophomore, Bro‑ ther Kram was a student leader, chairman of three Fall Carnival Subcommittees, a member of the lSteering committee for both Christ‑ mas Eve on Campus and the Cam‑ PuS Quiz Bowi, and was further elected to Union Board. Bert s junior year was devoted to scholastic endeavors and Union Board, Of which he was elected Vice‑PreSident. He also played an important role in I. U. s Student Leader Program for freshmen. This year, in addition to theUn‑ ion Board vice‑PreSidency, Bert is PreSident of Blue Key, men s activ‑ Other activities include being Of the Transportation Cub, and COrreSPOnding ′SeCretary Of Blue Jeff Coulter, a Senior from Southport, WaS reCently selected as one of 12 seniors to be a mem葛 ber of the I. U. Student Foundation Jeff s primary dutielS will be to PurChase a11 items for the Little 500 weekend, issuing and supply‑ ing a11 equipment, and taking 冒he ,SeCOnd outstanding Phi Gam Senior is AI Koestring from Evans‑ ville. Bom in Shreveport, La., Al ROBERT T. STORY 49, is dis‑ trict industrial sales manager of N. Y. Bob is married to the former Barbara S. Payne, and they have two children. They live at 3 Wood‑ View Court, Hamburg, N. Y. Brother Coulter Practicing optometry in Mount Vemon, Ind., is MICHAEL L. Te置 VAULT 57. Mickey is married to the former CaroI Cason (IU‑Tri Delt), and they reside at 520 East lCharge of Riders, Council. s past activities include riding both his freshman Six七h Street, Mount Vemon, Ind. and sophomore years for the Fiji team in the Little 500. He was also selected to the All‑Star riding Foundation and historian and vice̲ PreSident of the Student Body HOMER W. WILLIAMS 06, is a retired official of the Chicago, MilwaukeeJ St. Paul, and Pacific Railroad. Homer lives at l15 N. Yakima Ave., Tacoma 3, Wash. President,s∴Cabin et. to attend the I. U. SchooI of Law next fau. J. Stahr, jr. Steering committee. Other ac七ivities include the I. U. Bert, an aCCOunting major, Plans Attending as honored guests were I. U. President and Mr,S. EIvis Intemational Salt Co. in Buffalo, Key. team his sophoinore year. Jeff,s maintained an enviable 3.O accum. s man Orientation Week, PreSident ities and schoas七ic ho,nOrary. He and for the last three years, has COuntry, prOyided二址e臆臆eVening general chairman of YMCA Fresh‑ is also Fiji s scholarship chairman, s Midlanders, the A job as producer and writer at Associate medical director of Mead Johnson and Co. in Evans̲ Vi11e is HAROLD D. LYNCH )23, Twentieth Century‑Fox Studios in M. D. 26. 〃Mick,, is the author of しhas been engaged in motion picture Beverly Hi11s, Calif., is the career Of WILLIAM H. WRIGHT 24. Bill SeVeral medical papers and a book WOrk since 1925, and in television holds the distinction of being the entitled WOrk since that medium top cadet in Army ROTC. After Eats. attending summer camp at Indian‑ ana State Pediatric Society in 1954 lStOries in Saturday Evening Post, town Gap, Pa., Al received the and the Indiana State Chairman of in addition to having written sev‑ l‑ank of cadet coIonel as brigade the American Academy of Pediat一 COmmander. He is also command̲ :rics from バYour Child is What He He was president of Indi‑ 1951十56. 〃Mick,, is aries, Pershing Rifles and Scab‑ married to the former Katherine Daniels, and they live at 3401 Kor‑ bard and Blade. ing Road, Evansville, Indiana. ing officer of two military honor葛 s incep‑ tion. He is aIs。 the author of short eral screen plays and teleplays. He is married to the former Wiltrud G. Wellensiek, and they live at 12921 Evanston St., Los Angelcs 49, Califomia. \r\n′少へ¥ /、¥ News of Zeta F卸s Across the Land Episcopal pastor in New York a psychiatrist from 1941‑46. He Played varsity baseban and in七ra‑ 43. is married to the former Ruth murals while on campus, and was Bob took his bachelor of divinity Tumipseed, and they are the par‑ also a member of the YMCA. He degree from Kenyon Co11ege in ents City is ROBERT A. MacGILL Ohio in 1958, and received his MA of three daughters. Alex s lives at 21 South Owen, Mount Prospect, Iユlinois. former Mary E. Faucett, and they brother, DR. JOHN E. ALEXAN‑ DER, WaS also a member of Zeta and was graduated in 1928. Alex aI.e ParentS Of three children.冒hey and his wife live at 24140 Wilsonタ ing at the University of I11inois is live at 12 Dearbom, Michigan. from Butler. He is married to the Dobbs Terrace, Scars‑ Professor of sanitary engineer‑ RICHARD S. ENGELBRECHT dale, New York. In business as a wholesale gro‑ 48. After graduation from I. U., Dick received his M. S. and Ph. D. from An attomey with the firm of NichoIs and NichoIs in Knox, Ind., Cer With E. Bierhaus and Sons, MIT. Inc., in Vincennes is ROBER冒V. ious technical articles on water is ORVILLE W. NICHOL,S, JR. BIERHAUS, JR. 41 Nick s three brothers, ROB‑ 54. Bob is now SerVing his third year on the Vin‑ ERT, THOMAS, and HAROLD, CenneS City Council after being are all Phi Gams, Robert having elected in 1959. He and his wife, the former Cynthia Schroeder (IU‑ AIpha Phi), are the parents of two been a brother at the University Of Arizona. Nick was prosecuting attomey in Knox from 1951‑54. He is married to the former Kath‑ erine Ann Reppetto (OSU‑Theta) They live at 207 North Heaton, Knox, Indiana. and wa、Ste treatmen七 listed in Who and is also s Who in Engineer‑ ing and Science. He, his wife, the former Mary E. Condrey, and their two sons live at 2010 South Vine Street, Urbana, Illinois. Children. They live at 2630 Turley Ave., Vincennes, Indiana. Pastor of the Ringwood, Il上 Branch manager for the Victor Comptometer Corp. in Minneap‑ Olis is SHELDON S. GAYLE ,43. Methodist Church is R. BRUCE BRENEMAN ,55. Bruce was both in the Marines during World War COrreSPOnding secretary and presi‑ II and saw service in the South and they are parents of three child‑ ren. Dick is the author of var‑ Shelly was∴a COmPany COmmander 49, is∴a dent of Zeta chapter during his Pacific. funeral director of Day and Carter undergrad days, lettered in wres七‑ former Evelyn R. Isberg, and they Mortuary, Inc., in Bedford. JOHN M. OWENS He is married to the 1ing, and received his numeral in are parents of three daughters. box,, (thanks to Rod Howard) is SWimming. After graduation They live at 6341 Monroe, N. E., married to the former Sybil L. WaS a Pilot in the Air Force for Carmichael, and they are parents three Of two children. The family lives former Sue Walker, and their lat daughter can be reached at Box independent oil operator with 53, Ringwood, Illinois. headquarters in Centralia, Illinois. Pine‑ 211 Hawthorne Dr., Bedford, Indiana. years. He, his wife, he Minneapolis JERRY L. KRANER Krans, ROBERT A. PURCELL 44, is in sales finance with the Ameri‑ Can Security Co. of Marion. Bob WALTER A. CAINE 26, is at 1701 West Morrison, Kokomo, mi11ion (IU‑The七a), and their∴SOn, the Quartermaster Corps. He, his WALTER A. CAINE, JR., gradu‑ Wife, the former Fritzie Yaeger ated from IU in 1950. Bob ness address is 120 42, is s busi‑ SerⅤice, Inc., in Evansville. Ken and his wife, the former Margaret Mathias, and their three children Street, San Francisco, Califomia. live a七7136 Redwing Dr., Evans‑ PHILLIP R. CORRELL ROE KENNETH G. HAYNIE the owner of the Haynie Travel Montgomery Marion, Indiana. R. DeLong, and their daughter, live Indiana. married to the former Mildred Ver‑ JOSEPH his wife, the former Ruth Corp. in San Francisco. Bob is SPent tWO yearS in Europe during Children live at 1307 West 54th ,St., 57, is a11 PreSen七ly with United States Steel the waI. aS first lieutenant with (IU‑Chi Omega), and their three 21, Minn. the 39, is now B. 39, LL. Ville, Indiana. 47, is a layer with Anderson, PraCticing law in Columbia City, Ind. Joe is married to the former Corre11, and Pettigrew in Indianap‑ Publisher of the Boonville Stan‑ Olis. During World War II, Phil Dorothy E. Janorschke, and they WaS emPIoyed as an agent with the Roes Federal Bureau of Investigation. live at 201 North Line St., Colum‑ He married the former Jane Ferree dard and the Newburgh Register is C. RICHARD JOHNSON ,35. Dick was president of the Hoosier State Press Association in 1958, and they are the parents of four 嵐nd while on campus was editor‑ Children and three stepchildren. in‑Chief of the Indiana Daily Stu‑ have three children. The bia City, Indiana. Psychiatrist at Detroit s Henry Fo璽・d Hospital is EUGENE J. AL「 EXANDER The family lives at lll Audubon dent. He is the recipient of a Dr., Carmel, Indiana. PreSidential unit citation for serv‑ ice aboard the US.S Suwannee in 31, M￨) ,33. Alex was PreSident of the Michigan Society Of NeuroIogy and Psychiatry from 1960‑61 and served the Army as 61, is as‑ World War II. He and the former Sistant sales manager for Radio In‑ Verna Louise Miles live at lO Lakeshore Dr., Boonville, Ind. GERALD A. DlⅩON dus七ries of Des Plains, Ill. 〃Jars ,