Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma, De肋Fraternity at Indiana Universfty F!Ji FORE看GNER B看G H菓丁! by Bil重Silvey ( wlith home. He also was with his 74) Kevin Francis Sheehan from Melbourne, Victoria Australia? is spending this school year∴at the I. U. FIJI house. =Kev,, is herel as a special exchange student in the SchoIOI of Business. His major Parents the week prior to Thanks‑ his experience herel? Exactly that ‑ eXPerience! Kev has already giving when hel traVeled with them completed the Australian equiva‑ to Washington, D. C. for a nation‑ 1ent to co11ege here. He is taking real estatei COurSeS tO give him ad‑ al convention of the realtors. During Kev s first semester at ded knowledge in his field. Kevin is Real Estate, Which is under‑ I. U. he has been a heartbreaker at the Pi Beta Phi, Kappa Kappa standable since his father is the Gamma, AIpha Phi, and Kappa he retums home. He has already AIpha Theta sorority houses. Kev been in the firm for 5 years. manager and owner of the Frank J. Sheehan Real Estate Consultants has attended his first ,バtoured director of his father s firm when 質barn Kevin has adapted to the FIJIS , and very quickly and the FIJIS have firm. dance is expelCted to be installed as∴a the ̀̀Reg This is a new thing to the Zeta expanded his vocabulary. He has adapted to him quite the same. It FIJIS, but a program which is also been to his first American meeting great success. Most of is indeed an honor, but morel im‑ football game, basketball game and the credit goes to Kev for being beer blast. such a bright, intelligent and per‑ sonable guy. He is always willing portant, a Pleasure to have Bro‑ ther Sheehan consider us his home What does Kevin expect from and family in the U. S. to answer all questions put to him by the brothers. In fact, this has been more of an educational ex̲ Change for the FIJIS than it has been for Kevin. 看9O6 Composite Perhaps a brief explanation o.f how̲in̲the̲WOrld Kevin Sheehan from Melbourne made it to Retu 「ned 631 East Third, BIoomington, is need・ ed. Kevin s father is an in‑ temationa11y known and ac‑ cepted authority in real es‑ tate. He also happens to have some very cIose friends in the U. S., including Dr. George BIoom, Chairman of the Real Estate De‑ by Peter C. King ( 76) however, We Shall not forget those who have helped mold and estab‑ 冒hanks are in order for Mr. James B. Wilson of New Albany, Indiana for his thoughtful gener‑ 1ish the∴SOlid foundation of our chapter which we now benefit. We again thank Mr. Wilson for osity to Zeta Chapter of Phi Gam‑ his kindness. The underg Partment at Indiana University. After threle yearS Of deciding and ma Delta. The sourcel Of our ap‑ Chapter would also like to urge any preciation of Mr. Wilson sl gener‑ alumni brothers to return to the Planning, Kevin fina11y made it. osity stems from the fact that he Chapter House any unwanted ar‑ His actual United States parents recently rctumed to Zeta Chapter ticles that could remain part of the are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brantner of Richmond, Indiana. its 1906 ○○mposite. Chapter archives. raduate 冒he composite presently hangs Lastly, Please remember that a11 Kevin is a very dedicated stu‑ in a pIace of high esteem in Senior brothers, alumni and graduate a‑ dent with strong religious and fam‑ Den of our Chapter House. The 1ike, are always welcomed here at ily ties. He has been in the States brothers of Zeta Chapter realize Beechwood! Since June of this year and has how important our past heritage Gamma Delta is not for cdlege been in constant communication and ideals are. Most impertantly days alone . Remember ‑ (̀Phi \r\nFIJ量 s Cap山re Ⅲ置HOOfl鵬f肌 Foo七ba漢書Title by Thomas A. Mensch ( Football season brought much excitemen七to Beechwood this year as the A football team went all the Way, COmPiling a record of nine wins and no Iosses. The offensive unit was led by quarterback Jon The forces that have been great‑ The opponent was the residence 75) Ruppert, last years intramural ath‑ hall champions and the game was held under the lights on thel aStrO turf football field. An estimated five hundre音d spectators were on hand to see the FIJI s∴SCOre first When Rupe hit Tam Mensch from the 15 yard line1. Thel first half est in my life have been God and the College Fraternity that molded 1ete of the yelar. Rupe threw at least three touchdowns a game as ended me. the offensive squad averaged over control from the second half kick̲ ‑ Thomas, R. Marshall 25 Published regularly throughout the school year by Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity at points a game. Rupe, a tWO 7‑6, but the FIJI s took Off. Rupe threw forty yards to year starter folr the team, WaS aC‑ 5 COmPanied by seniors Billy Silvey, game breaking tOuChdown making enior flankeI. Billy Slivey for a Riss Wilson, A. J. Dansker, juniors the score音14‑6 with the extra po音int. John Westfa11, and Tommy Mensch Both teams scored once more in Indiana University for the enjoy‑ Who were a11 members of last years the fourth quarter making the ment of its alumni and friends. CamPuS runnerS uP Who Iost olnly final score音19̲12. Contributions of news of alumni their last gamel (13‑12) to the in‑ are welcomed and encouraged at all times. Let us know what you dependent lelague Champions.冒his are doing. Address a11 communi‑ Cations to: Les Shively, 631 E. Third Street, BIoomington, Indi‑ mores Hank Henry, Peter King, Bobby Mercer and Les Shively. years team was filleld out by sopho‑ It was a fitting end to a fine footba11 selaSOn aS the B te.am, 1ed by Wayne Sidebottom, Dick Cole‑ 封azier and Sottie Mi11e音r Captured their league title with an undefeat‑ ana 47401. Goin亘leting a rather easy divi‑ Sion schedulel, the A ed season reeord. The C team s beat the SAE was also undefeated champions of and the Evans their league. They were led by Scholars to give them the frater‑ Joey Mooでe, Stevie'冒Iatum, Willy nity championship and the birth Watts, William Sibbit and Jack into仇e all‑CamPuS final game. Summerlin. Pledge team 36‑6 The President by D種▼id G. King s Message ternities and sororities are becom‑ ing increasingly sensitive to the The Indian種Alumni magazine problems of the co埋munity. Phil‑ recently reported that the frater‑ anthropic projects such as the nity and sorority system at I. U. is United Fund and the Hcart Fund have recently become the concem thriving.冒his contention is based On the fact that lO sororities made their quota this year, COmPared to half that number a year ago. Fur‑ Of fraternal organizations, and their efforts have been channeled in this direction. AIso, fraterni‑ ties are beginning to be recogniz‑ thermore, SOme l,500 men live in ed as a breeding ground for future the 32 fratemities on campus, an leadership in the community. One increase of 20 per cent from the need not look far to find glowing 1972‑73 school year. But do these examples of such leadership. statistics alone justify the∴State‑ ment that the greek system is バthriving ? However, this greek resurgence A truly prosperous requires∴COntinuous guidance and greek system consists of much more than mere numbers. ates. Now more than ever, Zeta I believe that university com‑ POrt Of its alumni to insure that direction from concemed gradu‑ Chapter needs the advice and sup‑ munities throughout the country Phi Gamma Delta∴retains its po‑ are beginning to realize that fra‑ Sition as a leader of greeks at I.U. \r\nFIJI,s Lead Basketba量量Tea血 by Richard Dyar ( 77) Things are rea11y looking up for the Indiana basketball team this SeaSOn. After a first place finish in the Big lO and a third place Showing in the N.C.A.A. touma‑ ment last year, the Hoosiers have been ranked third nationally in the Pre‑SeaSOn PO11s. Two integral and Jim plays guard. Quinn Buck一 ner is another retuming starter at guard, With newcomers Scott May at forward and Kent Benson at Center tO rOund out the starting lineup. Among the things to Iook for this season wi11 be an aggressive, PaSSing offense and the tough, s team are JunlOr hard‑nOSed defense which is∴Char̲ Steve Green and sophomore Jim Crews who are both Fijis. Both acteristic of Coach Bobby Knight,s Players will be starting for the SeCOnd year in a row this season; Cludes such nationally‑ranked PartS Of this year Steve is a forward and co‑Captain, ball clubs. Indiana,s schedule in̲ teams as South Carolina, Notre Dame, Kentucky, Kansas, and Purdue. Playing against∴such teams as these, I. U. will have little apportunity to let up. The experts have picked Indiana to defend last year s Big lO title, and needless to say, Coach Knight and his players are setting high goals for themselvelS慣Iis season. With good alumni and student sup‑ POrt, this year could be one of the best ever for the I. U. basketball team. So if at all possible, COme Out and back the Hoosiers and their (Continued On Page Four) \r\nTHE HOOSIER FIJl, DECEMBER. 1973 I.U. Basketball (Continued Fron P種ge Th章ee) two Fiji standouts, and remember that alumni are always welcome and appreciated here at the house. 誌認諾恥語意蕊誤認豊荒塩 THE HOOSIERS 1973‑74 SC‑HEDULE l 冒HE CITADEL 5 8 KANSAS 徴七Kentucky ll NOTREDAME 15 atBallSもaもe 22 SOU冒H CAROLINA 26‑29 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 2 5 8 2 4 9 6 2 9 1 6 8 3 5 2 9 aきMicⅢgan a七Miami, 0Ⅲo WISCONSIN NO恥骨HWE S冒E欝N a七重owa at Northwestem 重OWA ILLINOIS at Wisconsin MICHIGAN at I11inois 塊七Mi調neso七乳 MICHIGAN S冒ATE at OhioI State PURDUE JIM CREWS, lNDIANA UNIVERSITY 講1即P棚l揮 Far Wes七〇lassic, Portland, Ore. う」 し鎚すき生殖鴫乱写 語計時出講掴据