HELP! FIJ音,S SEL亡C丁 NEW OFF漢CERS In the near future Zeta will be Sending questionnaires to all of the Zeta recently installed new cabjnet officers to carry out graduate brothers for our alumni the a,dministra.tive duties of the chapter. These five men will the biographies printed in the file. These questionnaires are for Hoosier Fiji and we urge the serve the spmg a,nd fall semesters of 1965‥ graduate brothers to fill out the WILLIÅM C. FOWLER tor of the I.U. Pop Concerts, a information as soon as possible. delegate to Dupont Co11ege Con‑ Send it back with a picture if pos‑ William C. Fowler, the son of ference, and a student leader. Be‑ MI.. and Mrs. William F. Fowler, ing the only re‑elected cabinet Sible and we will do our best to hasbeen chosentoheadthisyear s member, Tom served the house include the article in the Hoosier cabinet. He is a junior majoring previously as the recording secre‑ Fiji as soon as possible. Remenト in management and administration, tary. ber, We CannOt Publish an alumni and is from Terre Haute, Ind. Bill PaPer if we have no information 嵩言e蒜y謹書豊富霊 (Continued on Page 3) has been a member of the Young about you. \r\n圏附き〃00朋鴫Ⅲl Pre謝e而印eαks. ‥ Spring is here, and with i七comes the busiest and most enjoyable time of the year at Zeta・ This is the time for the men of Phi Gamma Delta to complete the year s record of excellence in fratemal activities and prepare for the future. One of the reasons for Zeta)s∴COntinued success is the active support given by her graduate brothers. The quality and loyalty of thes。 Fiji,s were easily seen at this year s amual Norris Pig Dinner, More graduate brothers were present at this spring,s banquet than at any other event in Zeta,s recent history. Brother信lPeck,) Parsons, President of the House Corporation, PreSented the plans for the re‑ juvenation of Beechwood. These changes should make it possible for the Fiji,s of Indiana University to remain the top house on campus. Another of the many areas in which our graduate brothers are aiding us is that of rush. The graduate chapters over the entire state are giving rush parties for high schooI seniors. This has been a tre‑ mendous help in the past・ AIso many Of our other Brothers who are not affiliated with the gradua七e chapters have been sending us the names of outstanding high schooI seniors who are planning to attend 工.U. zeta s graduate suppor七has been tremendous1. We at Beechwood truly appreciate it 」 for without this support We WOuld never be able to strive to maintain the traditions and accomplishments of those who have gone before us. ZetcI In帥aIleS New Class Co‑Editors : Thomas M. Goodnight Michael Horton 66 67 \r\nCABINET LARGE 丁URNOU丁 A丁 ANNUAL PIG DINNER (Continued) The new chapter treasurer is Thomas N. Horton, a junior from Liverpool, New York. Horts is majoring in economics, and plans On gOing to law schooI or going into the M.B.A. Program. His ac‑ tivities on campus include being a member of the I.U. Foundation, Y.M.C.A., and Young Republicans, and being a student leader. Tom also has been a mainstay on prac‑ tically a11 of o早r intraplural teams. Before being elected treasurer, Horts was the chairman of intra‑ chapter and community commit‑ tee. Beechwood Gets Maior Remode容ing In keeping with the increasing size and competitiveness of the university, Zeta s chapter house will receive a major overhaul this summer. With scholarship becom‑ ing more important each year and the pledge classes remammg m‑ tact for longer periods of time, these improvements are essential, and thanks should be extended to Peck Parsons and the House Cor‑ POration for making them possible. By the beginning of the second SemeSter neXt year a neW addition will be I.eady for use. This will be located adjacent to the present north wing of the house and will add living space for sしixteen broth‑ ers. The rooms are designed so that two, tWO‑man Study and liv‑ ing quarters are separated by a room containing four bunks. ROBERT W. RICHEY When the brothers return from the coming summer vacation many improvements will already be com‑ The new corresponding secre‑ tary is Robert W. Richey, a SOPho‑ more pre‑med. zooIogy major, Who resides here in BIoomington. He has been a student leader, Pleted. The living area on the ground floor wi11 be completely redecoI.ated including a new fire‑ Place and bay window in Senior Den. The Fiji Room will be con‑ Freshman Camp counselor, and a Verted into a∴COnference room, member of the Y.M.C.A., Young and the present front porch will Republicans, Action party, and be made into a vestibule, New Red Book sales∴COmmittee. Bob Study cubicles, CarPeting in the WaS the host of Activities Ahoy halls, and soundproofing in the Night. He held the position of rooms of junior and senior halls faculty relations chairman before Will also be completed to cut down being chosen to his cabinet office. On nOise and to aid in scholarship. \r\nNEW CHA看RMAN CHOSEN FOR HOUS亡COMM且丁丁EES NEW CLASS PLEDGED Zeta has now completed its Spring Pledge Class of 68・ We feel we have pledged a group of outstanding men that wi11 add a great deal to the house. Co‑Rush Chairmen Rod Starmer and Jerry NichoIson would like to extend SPeCial thanks to the graduate brothers for their help in turning in names of rushees. The new class is composed of the following: Edward Clinton Graham, a Pre‑ law major from Charleston, Mis‑ SOuri, Who wi11 be giving the frosh track team a boost this spring; Ed‑ Ward William Hartzler, Who hails from Goshen and is a pre‑med stu‑ dent; George Allen Jacobs, a Pre‑ med student from Jeffersonville; Allen Kenneth Kamradt, a Physi‑ cal education major from Chicago, I11., Who is on the freshman foot‑ ball squad; Lawrence Mark McCa‑ hill, from Goshen and maJOrlng m business; Stephen Richard Spring‑ er, a business student from Fort Wayne; Andrew Richard Thomp‑ SOn, a freshman wrestler from In‑ dianapolis maJOrlng in govem‑ ment; James Joseph Masters, a Exci看ing Race Weekend Expecきed Zeta will have another of its hustling, bustling) fun‑filled week‑ ends, May 7, 8) and 9. Thisweek‑ end will be a∴COmbination of the Little 500 and its accompanying activities and Mothers, Day for the Fijis. Among the special activi‑ ties scheduled for the Phi Gam mothers are a serenade Saturday night, Mothers, Club meeting Sun‑ day moming, and a Sunday dimer for mothers and sons. The召greatest college weekend will begin on Friday night with the Miniature 500 Race. This year the Fiji sons and mothers will be Pre‑med student from Gary; and Clifford Dale Shawl, from Brazil, Ind. and majoring in govemment. \r\n功i Gam Aんmni A,切nd 物e (ちunt砂 Henry B. Veatch, 32 currently resides with his wife, the former Mary Jane Wilson, at 1214 E. First Slt. in BIoomington. He is a Professor of Philosophy here at Indiana University. Henry is a member of Phi Beta Kappa) the American Philosophical Associa‑ tion, the Metaphysical Society of America, and the American Asso‑ Ciation of University Professors. \r\n功i Gam Aんmni Aγ。 nd 1ost interest in his university or 物e ααn均 William C. Reed, Jr., fratemity as he is a charter mem‑ 50, is a realtor for the BI.yan Real Estate Firm. He currently lives at 1315 Longwood Drive here in BIooming‑ ber of the graduate chaptぐ重・ Of Phi Gamma Delta at Columbus and has been both president and ton. Vice president of the I.U. Alumni Club of BarthoIomew County. He mer Martha Heseman, Who was a is also a member of Rotary Inter‑ SOnS and one daughter. Here on national, Columbus Chamber of CamPuS Cy participated in Sen‑ Pi Commerce, and official board of the First Methodist Church. Cy Phi at is married to the for‑ I.U. They have two ior Council, intramurals and was Walter Nelson Bercaw, 16, is a senior pledge trainer at Zeta. now residing at 910 Michigan ave., Chicago. He had been manager Of the Industrial Relations divi̲ 38, is Sion of the Standard Oil Company. E. PauI Tischer, ,34, is now a the BarthoIomew Circuit Court He is married to the former Mod̲ Judge in Columbus, Indiana. Bill. jesha Neber who was a Delta Gam‑ Physician in Indianapolis. He and his wife Marion live at 6801 Dean admitted to the Bar, State of Indi‑ ma at I.U. While at I.U. he ma̲ Road. They have five children, ana, in 1941, reCeived his AB and LLb degrees at Indiana Univer‑ jored in Economics and was a member of the basketba11 team Phi Gam, and six grandchildren. Sity. After marrying the former and the Sphinx Club. William M. Lienberger, Mary now reside at has been very active in the A.M.A., Pres. of the Indiana Society of Intemal Medicine, In‑ diana State MedicaI Assn., Trus‑ tee of the Marion County Cancer 39, he practiced law in Col‑ umbus until he became Judge. Bill and Tish medical onganizations, including Mary L. Gatten, a Tri‑Delt at But‑ ler One Of whom, John, is∴a∴Zeta 2205 Franklin Street in Columbus with their two children, Luanne∴and Society, a member of the BoaÌd of WiIliam Jr. He is a member of Directors of the Heart Assn. and an Associate Professor of Medi̲ the graduate chapter of Phi Gam‑ ma Delta, Phi Delta Phi legal fra‑ Cine at Indiana University. ternity, American Legion, VFW, StiIl finds time to enjoy photog‑ and Masonic Lodge. He raphy, Oils, SCulpture, gOlf, and fishing. Richard M. Bar置ley, ,49. is now Robert James Lewis, M.D・, )32 is now practicing in Indianapolis. Bozo has a son, Robert J. Lewis, 64 who is also a Zeta Phi Gam. At man Club, Sku11 and Crescent, I.U. he was a member of the Ger̲ Crewman Club, and Sphinx Club. His interests now tum to yachting as he has a new 42 foot Chris Craft. manager of planning of the Spen‑ Cer Chemical Division of the Gulf Oil Corporation of Kansas City, Missouri. While at I.U. he was a member of AIpha Chi Sigma, Scabbard and Blade, and the Young Republicans. After re‑ Ceiving his B.S. in Chemistry, Dick Went On tO his M.B.A. He is now married to the former Patsy Ham‑ ilton who was a member of AIpha Omicron Pi at Indiana. They now reside at Joe W. Masters, 50, Currently resides with his wife Carolyn in Rapid City, South Dakota. Their Timothy Vaness Ransom, )17 is address is 605 San Marco St., PreSident of the Kramer Brothers Rapid City. Joe is the secretary‑ Lumber Company of Frankfort, treasurer of the Stockman Life Indiana. Tim and his wife, the Gams. Their sons, Rawiings V. Insurance Co. He has been presi‑ dent of the Kiwanis and is now a member of the Elks, Moose, and the American Legion. Joe was and Williams K., Were Psi Fiji,s at Wabash. Their grandson, Tho‑ was also associated with the Phi mas Vaness, is now with us at Gam chapter at Hanover. former Blanche Kramer have two SOnS and a grandson who are Phi Originally from Frankfort, and 5417 Norwood Road, Shownee Mission, Kansas.