FIJ8タS W国N 」園丁丁L国営50Oタ Zeta,s Little ̀500 bike team, freshman, rOde to victory in rec‑ composed of John Konowitz, Sen‑ Ord time for the 15th Annual Lit‑ ior;AIAbbott,junior;JerryBrad‑ tle ley, SOPhomore; and Steve TÅe Ffji B最e reα朋(lefき Powe11, 500. The Fij二s had an aver‑ age SPeed of 21.85 m.p.h. for raCe. This speed eclipsed the Phi Psi record of 21.83 m.p.h. set in 1962. the (Continued on Page Two) fo γfght); Jeγγy Bγαdley, Allαn Abbo蹄, Jo九n Kono章扉fz, COαC九Pefe CαJacob, S章eリe P〇秒e∬, αnd ○○α〇九Do競れ Gossom. \r\n叩き〃00釧棚f肌 LITTLE ̀5OO) (Continued from Page One) The Phi Gams lapped the second place finisher, Sigma AIphs Ep‑ silon, With just a few laps to go and coasted on in, reCeiving lhe checkered flag in 2 hours, 17 min‑ utes, 18 seconds ‑ 41 seconds ahead of the SAEs. Actually the race was pretty tight until right near the end. Be‑ tween the 40th and 150th laps, the race was a five‑team COnteSt. We, the SAEs, the Phi Psis the ATOs) and the Phi Delts were neck and Published regularly through6ut the school year by Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity at Indiana University for the en‑ neck repeatedly臆aCrOSS the start‑ ing line. The lead was constantly exchanged between these teams. Then on about the 160th lap, the hot sun and the torrid pace which joyment of its alumni and friends. these teams were setting began to Contributions of news of alumni show through, and proved to be are welcomed and encouraged at all times. Let us know what you are doing. Address all communi‑ cations to: Alumni Relations Chairman, Robert R. Guenther, 631 E. Third Street, BIoomington, Indiana. too much for the Phi Delts, aS they the 175th lap, an ATO rider hit Thomas M. Goodnight ,66 worker on the northwest turn as the worker tried to aid a fallen Walnut and Laurel rider. ATO 67 We want to emphasize the im‑ portance of retuming the ques‑ tionnaires which we recently sent to all alumni. So far we have re‑ after that accident, but they did ceived only a sma11 percentage Of move back up to third place by the what we sent out. One of this end of the race. It was all guts for the remaining top three teams Michael Horton Ques冒ion nd血es? an unidentified I.U. Foundation was never a threat for the lead Co‑Editors : Have You §en†容n dropped back into the pack. On paper,s primary roles is to provide news of our graduate brothers, when the green light came back and without your help this cannot on. They all sprinted with every‑ be accomplished. thing they had, and that,s when Zeta pulled away. ￣Wh毛n the race was over the Fijis had finished first; SAE, SeC‑ ond; ATO, third; and Phi Psi, fourth. Other teams finishing in the top ten were: Sigma Nu, fifth; Phi Delta Theta, Sixth; Beta Theta Pi, SeVenth; Kappa Delta Rho eighth; Sigma Phi Epsilonタninth; ‥B『o鳳ers￣t寄Ude計 Brothers Mike Horton and Bob Whitacre recently brought new luster to Zeta when they received the Kemeth P. Williams Memorial Award. This history award) given on the basis of high scholastic and Delta Upsilon, tenth. achievement, is noma11y received by a single student. But this year, This was Zeta,s second ̀500 victory. She also won in 1956・ as the result of their equal records Brothers Horton and Whitacre It is interesting to note that this each received this coveted award. year)s winning time was 14 min‑ utes faster than our winning time when either the K. P. Williams in 1956. This is quite an improve‑ ment over the nine year interval between wins. This is the second year in a row Award or the R. I. Thompson Award (Crow Cup) has been re‑ tained by Zeta Fijis. Sheer ecs‑ tasy would be one way of phrasing Zeta was backed this year by the house,s reaction to the an‑ AIpha Chi Omega. This is the third year in a row that the AIpha nouncement of the recipients of this award. \r\n功タGam Aんmni Aタのαnd 物e αun掲 research for Armour & Co. While at Zeta, he was president of the house as well as a member in num‑ erous campus activities such as Sphinx Club, Board of Aeons, and Union Board. Ed also has president. He and his wife, the former Rosemary Miner, have twc children, Deborah and Edward, and they a11 1ive at 55 North High‑ land Road, Palatine, Ill. a brother, Richard, Who was a Zeta William M. Lienberger, Fiji. 38, is now a judge in Columbus, Indiana. John Gregg Ashman, 61, is an Optometrist specializing mainly in contact lenses. He has been very active in community affairs since his graduation from I.U. ̀̀Ash was the chairman of the Richmond March of Dimes 1964, and an of‑ ficer of the Elks No. 649 (Heart Fund, United Fund) Volunteer・ Robert J. Hyatt, 32, is now PraCticing law in Indianapolis. Bob is also President of the Montezuma Land and Cattle Co. as well as a Part time writer for the Research and Review Corp. He has served as Vice Moderator of the Indiana Synod of the Presbyterian Church, a board member of Vincennes Col̲ lege, and judge of Daviess County. He is also active in the alumni associations of Phi Gamma Del七a. In his spare time John enjoys play‑ ing handball and golf. During his He and his wife, Mary, 1ive at 2205 Franklin St. At Indiana Uni‑ VerSity Bi11 majored in govemment and was also manager of the SWimming team. He is a member Of the American, Indiana, and BarthoIomew Co. Bar Associations, American Judicature Society, Na‑ tional Council of Juvenile Court Judges, Phi Delta Phi, Indiana Judges Associations and Vice‑Pres. of the Golumbus Chamber of Com̲ campus days, he was active in in‑ tramurals, Little 500 , and serⅤ‑ ed the house as recording secre‑ tary. John married Patricia Day, a former Delta Gamma here at I.U., and the young couple had a daughter, Melissa Lynn, On No‑ Vember l, 1964. They nowlive at 125 Garwood Road, Apt. 302‑C, James Alan his wife reside at 58, is a 6022 Cadi11ac St. Jim is a member of Delta Sigma Delta Professional Fratern‑ ity and is secretary‑treaSurerl Of the Speedway Richmond, Ind. Bromm, dentist in Speedway, Ind. He and 500 Sertoma. He lists golf and fishing as his major hobbies. Louis Frank Iorio, 60, is the budgeting analyst for Inland Steel s∴Subsidary, J.Y. Ryerson Sons. At Zeta, Lou was treasurer and historian. & both After graduation he spent a year in Sweden as an exchange student and then went to Corne11 for his masters in business. Lou s ad‑ dress in Chicago is 603 S'tratford Plaee. Charles F. Benzel, 27, has been a very successful man, both at Zeta and in the business world. Here on campus, Charlie was on the Board of Aeons, the track team, and the basketball team. He WaS PreSident of Zeta in 1926. Since that time, he has been the President and Director of the Del‑ aware Chemical Engineering Co., the Averell Ross Foundation, and the White Brothers Supply Co. Philip L. Hester, 64, is cur‑ rently working for R.C.A. here in BIoomington. He is married to the former CaroI Moore and they live at 703 Gourley Pike No. 26. At R.C.A. Phil is a production co‑ ordinator in charge of coIor T.V. scheduling. He was a member of the Y.M.C.A., a Student leader, and active in the Union. Phil was also Vice‑President of Zeta. 45, is senior Charles has also served as vice‑ Vice‑PreSident of the board of di‑ PreSident of the Blue Ridge Mut‑ rectors of Curtiss‑Quinlan‑Keene‑ ual Fund, Inc., and the Rockland Corp. Charles and his wife now retired and lives with his wife at reside at P.0. Box 2863 John Shotts Peck, Peck‑Inc., an advertising firm in Indianapolis. Shotz lives with his wife, the former Carolyn L音iebrich, at 5972 3892, Green‑ Ville, Wilm. 7, Del. Ind. Edward R. Bartley, 42, reSides He was a former district Coke Co.りO.T.,, has been active anapolis. He is also director of Raceway Park. W. 52nd St., Indianapolis, manager of the Republic Coal and Central Avenue in Indi‑ Public relations for Indianapolis Ovid Thomas Boes, ,22, is now Edward R. Bartley, 42, is now in the Shrine, the Columbia Club, the manager of the business plan‑ and served on the board of the aing and research department of IndpIs. Y.M.C.A. for the Armour J. Food and Industrial While at Zeta he was in the band, Products Co. and served the house as historian. He was the vice‑ 37 years. with his wife, the former Rose‑ PreSident of the American Mar‑ Since then as an alumnus, he has mary Miner, an AIpha Chi at In‑ diana, at 55 North Highland Road keting Association 1963‑64. While held all honorary offices in the Ed is the at I.U., Ed was a member of the Sphinx Club, Board of Aeons, Un‑ manager of business planning and ion Board, and served Zeta as her in Palatine, Illinois. graduate chapter at IndpIs・ O.T. has also been treasurer of the Ernie Py19臆Foundation. \r\n上海Gam Aんmni 4romd物e cbunt移 Zeta would like to give special recognition to Brother Howard Åhrens De Myer, Arthur W. Allen, Jr., Deputy Under Secretary 29, 37 who has attained the position of #霊蒜嘉葦r。#蒜t: of the Army. CoIonel Allen at‑ 1950. tended Indiana University for two years, 1933‑1935 Howie,, and his wife are and #霊霊O善書‡●ha,豊 then decided upon a military career. He attended the come quite successful in sales, U.S. Military Academy at West Point for four years, grad‑ uating in the class of Prizes, and awards. They devote 39・ about half of their time to this and traveling. He and his wife now reside at the Hotel Rumely, La Porte, Ind. George Å・ Willis, 49, is the as‑ Sistant operating superintendant for the A&P Tea Co. Zeta While a七 〃Tony,, was the intramural chairman and a pledge trainer and his nephew, Mark Krieg, is now with us at Zeta. Tony and his wife now make their home at 4308 Alicent Rd.. Louisville, Ky. R. Phillip H「arker, 53, is now a special agent for the F.B.I. in Washington, D.CJ Phil was a for‑ mer prosecuting attomey and had his own law practice before joining the F.B.I. He has been very ac‑ tive in community affairs. He was the director of the Dewey St. De‑ velopment Co., gOVemOr Of Moose, vice‑PreSident of the J.C. s, Vice‑ president of the United Fund, and secretary of the Frankfort Devel‑ opment Corp. He has also been active in the Elks and Masons. Phil would like to extend an in‑ vitation to all brothers to come and visit him and he will arrange for a tour of the F.B.I. for you. He and his wife, the former Donna Dickey, and their two children, David and Linda, nOW reSide at 3707 May St., Wheaton, Maryland. Samuel E. Bechtold, From there CIoIonel Allen has formulated and developed Army‑ SerVed his country in many differ葛 wide plans, POlicies, and programs ent areas and capacities. During for military personnel manage‑ World War II he fought with the ment and exercised staff supervi‑ lO2d Division which made assault sion over their evecution. CrOSSings of the Roer and Rhine tary of the Army EIvis J. Stahr, Secre‑ Rivers. At the war,s end, he was Jr., nOW President of Indiana Un‑ with that unit when it made con‑ iversity, named him his Military tact with the Russian armies at Assistant in July, 1961, With prin‑ 28, is now residing with his wife, Dorothy at 313 East Pendle, South Bend, In‑ diana. Sam is a physician and SPends most of his spare time play‑ ing golf. Sam and his wife have three children, David, Jode11e, and Greggory. David John Chizek, 61言s now a resident physician in ophthalm‑ After a succes‑ cipal areas of interest in man‑ Sion of assignments, CoIonel Allen POWer, PerSOnnel, and reserve oIogy at Denver General Hospital. Dave is a member of Nu Sigma Nu Medical Fratemity and the Denver Medical Society and spends became Deputy Chief and Acting forces matters. his spare time with golfing, Skiing, the Elbe River. Chief of Military Personnel Man‑ CoIonel and Mrs. Allen cur‑ agement Division where he was rently reside at 4000 Mass. Ave., responsible for the division which N.W., Washington, D.C. and boating. While at Zeta, he was social chairman for two years. 臆書 くContinued on Page Six) \r\nBRO丁HERS MAR丁iN AND FR格CK TO HEAD CAMPUS AC丁音V音丁IES PHI GAM ÅLUMNI (Continued from Page Five) Jerry Van Danner, 55, is treas‑ urer of Danner Bros. & Co. of In‑ dianapolis, a retail variety chain. He and his wife, the former Jane Iler, a Theta at I.U., reSide at lO25 Cragmont Dr. While‑at I.U., he majored in accounting and was treasurer of the house. Jerry is now a member of the Beta grad‑ As the result of recent elections, two Zeta Fiji uate chapter of Phi Gamma De置ta. s have been installed in two of the top positions on campus. Tom Martin was John re‑ Ålbert Egan, 21, is a Physician and surgeon in Denver, cently elected President of the Un‑ ion Board and Dave Frick won the campus‑Wide election for CoIorado. He and his wife, the former Helen Service, a Theta at President of the Student Body. I.U., reSide at Avenue in 4201 East Third Denver. John is a member of the Denver Country Brother Martin wi11 preside over the Union Board of Directors Club, the American Medical So‑ ciety, Phi Rho Sigma and spends Which is responsible forl SuPerVis‑ his spare time with golfing, bowl‑ ing all Union sponsored activities, ing, fishing, traVeling, and playing Creating new activities and for‑ cards. mulating policies. Being quite ac‑ tive in the Union, T.J. has serv‑ James Robert Herdrich, ed as director of the Pop Concerts, Kiva Committee, Homecoming Of Connersville, Indiana. Jim and his wife, the former Ruth Jink$, Queen Contest, and the radio Show, University Show Time.,, He is also secretary of the Board of Aeons, Student leader, a member Of I.U. Young Republicans and has held the J〕OSitions of record‑ 38, is PreSident of the Hendrich Oil Co. an AIpha Chi Omega at Georgia ZE丁A RECE漢VE§ State, reSide with their six chil‑ JORDON BOWし dren at 1300 West 7th St. in Con‑ nersville. Zeta Chapter has been awarded While at Zeta he was rush chairman, COrreSPOnding sec‑ retary, and president for two ing secretary and historian at the Riverda Harding Jordon Cup Zeta. for the 1963‑64 scholastic year for years. having the highest comparative Sphinx, Blue Key, Union Board, scholarship of the Interfraternity Council, and the When the returns∴Came in from the campus elections on Apri1 8, Action Party led the final tally 91 Phi Gam chapters throughout the United States. We scored llO.87 He was also active in SWimming team. He is now active points on the scale set up for this award. in many civic organizations in CoI主 and Zetaタs Dave Frick led Action The men of Zeta compiled a 2.595 nersville and spends his spare time Party. As the new student body out of a possible grade average. sailing and golfing.