Ze露Chapter of Phi Gamm裏Delt寄Fraternity at Indian書Unive耽ity PIG DINNER ‑。 WHAT A KN工GHT! by Robert J. Ro容er8 The tradition‑filled Norris Pig Dinner was held Apri1 7 with all about his fratemity life. Probably the most pleasant sur‑ Many thanks to the graduates Who made it back this year, for the excellence of the past, but Prise of the evening was the Without you, there would be no also with some pleasant surprises. guest speaker, Bob Knight, head need for the occasion. Some seventy‑five alums∴Came tO basketba11 coach of the Indiana Who could not make it this yeaI., Set a reCOrd in recent years to bC Hoosiers, the number three rated We hope we wi11 be al)1e to do so a part of the festivities. team in the nation, Taking the next year. Hopefu量ly it will even audience into the palm of his be better than this year with a The traditional procession by To those ̀̀bringing in the hand, Coach Knight proved that Chance for you to meet once again started the proceedin鋳. The his∴StrOngeSt POint was not only old buddies and see Beechwood and Oldest and youngest members pre‑ d, SuPerb sense of basketball, but the various∴Changes that we think Sent, Timothy V. Ransom, 17, and also a great s.ense of humor. The the freshmen Pig, 76, kissed their Big Ten Coach of the year ended you will appreciate. To the un‑ dergrads, thanks go especially to PrOPer POrtions of the pig before With questions from the brothers Seniors Clay Stinnett, John Myr‑ the various awards were made. Which proved informative to a11. land, and Doug Witham for their The toasdnaster, Robert Whit‑ Before leaving, Coach Knight was efforts in planning a most suc‑ acre, ,67, kep七七he p重og調m mo重ng PreSented a putter in appreciation. cessful event. Robert C. Hunt, With various jokes∴and ancedotes \r\nPage 2 THE 棚HOO動紺 HOOS賞ER FIJI, MAY, 1973 §of冒b副丁o B誌de l: M. Champion 醐 by Timoth' J. StorJ, 74 In another thrilHng intramural Jon Ruppert went the dist場nCe On 撞 finish the Sigma Nu s∴and ￣the the hill for the Fijib and also Fiji,s will decide the championship ∴ rOCked a tremendous homerun to in the two emamlng SPOrt$, SOO‑ cer and softball. Right at this‑ help win his own game. Perative for the A‑1 moment the two‑house race is the division if the Fijiも cIosest that has been all season It is im‑ s to win their are to re‑ claim the IM crown. with Beechwood holding a∴Slight The forces that have been great‑ est in my life have been God and the College Fraternity that mould‑ edge as we bead into the climax of an exciting finish, Which seems to have become the rule in recent ヂd me. 皿omas R. M撮sh心l This year,s highlight fof the th霊舘も器晋露r認 Mensch, ,75, and Bi11 Silvey, year to insure Fiji success in in‑ tramurals. Both brothers seem to s probably ̲OCCurred でもeI that if no let down in house SuPPOrt OCCurS We Can regain the the ‡霊等豊器譜豊富惑y￣ Indiana University Contributions of news of alumni are welcomed and encouraged at all times. Let us know what you ball ,Championship Playof鬼∴at All‑Campus crown∴and were s∴∴rePreSenta‑ COVeted AlトFratemity IM Cham‑ Pionship. tives at the Big Ten IM Basket‑ Minnesota.. J6n Ruppe露, ,74, and Char]ey Bymes, 73, Were the top Third Street, BIoomingtonl Indi‑ scorers on∴a Very Well balanced ana 4740l. team. In the final game, against FIJ寒§CHOしAR§ たXC乱 the Law Students, these two, a‑ ALU財NI O珊CEB8 74, who have done so much work this when the A‑1 basketball team won Fiji,s言n IM of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity 't 蒜霊音盤叢謹岩盤ニ Certalnly a round of clicks撮e in order for IM co‑Chairmen Tom long witむthe outside shooting of by Sc○tt Miller, Alan Graf言75, and tbe solid all P「e●競eの鑓 Darm皿R. Pamさ一2O ……‥ Mund● V鯵○○‑P富○○うde競‡: K血g R. T職ub ,櫛……‥血也町田. around play of John Wes髄a11, W皿曲れC. R働粗. Jr. ,脚‥ロl∞皿叫教書の D筆「○○書○○●こ The past semester, the brothe購 kept the game紅om ever being at too much in doubt. 8○○手eぬ)γ‑T手eα8I重職r: 7嚢 75, Beechwood h鼻ve once again exce11ed in one thing for which Recent Fiji successes have also they∴are Well known ‑ SCholar‑ 耽y孤o宴血B・耽心血g ,雛… …‥ K観閲かo been recorded in wrestling, table William H. Keck.41....‥ Mt. V●mon tennis and golf. In wrestling, Zeta placed seeond with an all Phi Gamma Delta made its best house average of 3.03, being edged showing in quite some time. The out by AIpha Epsilon Pi, a house V. Jam∞ Stoヴ●備...…..血髄押迫● Frank O,Barnon, 52 ……‥ Corylon Fiji,s came in 6th, 1ed by Kurt Snouffer, ,76, and Mark Vorhies, 76, Who came in 2nd and 3rd re‑ SPeCtively臆臆in臆書棚 e壷weight臆Clas思eS; ship. ̲ Among campus fraternities, With ouly hdf our number of 孤em重的. 臆①租へa撮ind主vid鴫aまba籍茜j寄孤um‑ In table tennis, Harold IJueCke, ber of the brothers att楓ined spots 73, teamed up with Jon Ruppert, in national scholastic honorary so‑ 74, and theBe tWO Went On tO cieties. Those who made Phi Beta claim the All‑Campus ping pong title for Phi Gamma Delta. In Kappa, the Arts and Sciences hon‑ orary, are Seniors Scott McMur‑ golf, just recently completed, the ray, Eric Mi血ler, and Ken Hay‑ Fiji,s surprised a loちOf people with nie. In the Business honorary, at overd1 team performance good Beta Gamma Sigma, are Seriors enough fori SeCOnd place. Kenny Phil Hill and David Behrmann, and juniors David King and Alan Sechrist, 74, and Jon Ruppert (who else?) both fired fine rounds of 78 to pace the Beechwood ef‑ for七. Dansker. It is hoped that the men of Zeta wi11 retain the treasured Jordm The A‑1 softball te紬n got off Bowl for Scholarship in our trophy to a good start by defeating the case where it has found a home SAE ‑entry 7‑2. Ste置lar performer for the past two yearB. \r\nT櫨E HOOSIER FIJ重「MÅY, 1973 P種寄e 3 ∴.. Not For College Days AIone ・ ・ ・ by John鼠. S書eでか裏r書, ,7g Ⅵ以章d th迩 ye撮 h種蚤 p種OVem 仇aも quite invoIved with Insul Foam Phi G創皿劃岨Delt櫓も=Not For Col‑ lnc. lege Days AIone. tom Home Bo̲Har Inc. 重 He has given & Maintenance, Inc. & C鵬‑ many hou栂of hard work from his As past president of the BIoom‑ never‑ending busy d叩S. Whe血鎗 ington Independent Housing As‑ it was needed advice regarding SOCiatiion, We at Beechwood feel house activities, Cabinct decisioins, Privileged to have Bill responsible or house improvements, Bill Jen‑ for the exce11ent house improve‑ kin has alwa押continued his cIose ments accomplished at Zeta this ties with Zeta and was well̲deserv̲ year. Although Bill stays active in all 血g of the ou劇場nding alu皿追払 W場rd fo重1972‑78. Bi虹,母 aWa種d his business endeavors, Church, represents time and reaponsib瀧ty IU far beyond the call of duty言的 community affairs; he remains∴a Boys C重ub, and many other P耽ple Legionnaをe.血録dd漁o孤 frmi]y man at heart. Bi11 resides 的血あぜ仇e B皿もpresent重y種皿em・ at 2001 Viva Drive, BIoomington, ber of the alumni advisory Board Ind. 47401 with his wife, Josue, and a 】nember of the Hou8e Cor̲ and two childrenタDave and Rob‑ por亀もion Bo撮d of zeぬ. bie. Althou{丸Bill devotes much of hi$鯖me 」ね Nort血we患te義膿 Ⅲu七ual It is plaln to see that he mckes many a sacrifice in making his Life Insurance Co., he is quite in‑ services∴aVailable to zet機 voIved as owner of Jenkin Rentak, und you,, to a man who has wocked 町he Shamock Ap軸心皿e皿も ze七a 8ay u聞直ank you diligently in fraternity affa血s. The Shannon Isles and Co‑OWner Bill sincere congratulations for∴a The alumnus selected for the a‑ of JoⅡ調r job WEL重DONE用! 富he outstanding∴alumni award is an opportunity to say thank 恥en咄. B班 鵡 調d 簿も0 動e ergraduates∴and graduates of and wish BEACHWOOD UNDERGOES FACELIF丁ING by職種章k He●e細面a種重, A ぬw of n租ture S七a七eS tha七a8 76 The fall pledge class undertook tion3. They took it upon them・ time goes by all things. age, decay, qui七e a proje〇七upon也瓦重富e血皿 selves to have a project of their or to school in Januay. Wi仇John own and in a few short weeks had erode. Such is not 鯖Ie CaSe herel∴at Zet租, Pa轟icularly this Sもewaヰ year. With the coming of rush ject as house and other∴∴SPring activities the in Oak Ha11種nd Oak京○○調were house underwent some serious re‑ Painted, the Pair and remodeling work. Naturally in an old house such as Beechwood there are plumbing 75, Spea章he食dingぬe pro‑ 蘭mager, Ceilings 8ub‑ba3ement WaS 富epla8峡嬉ed也e wa址口調d applied SeVeral coa健Of f富徳h p瓦n七七o也e dinin官軍○○調 的any more i調p千〇vemenも a農e readied for bike practice, the Iad‑ 雷orecasted for lぬis summer to com̲ ies pli耽en七 powderi rOOm Was Painted and done. wha七 Fathe購, h鳩 already bee孤 and Mothers lealis and faulty wiring. Indivi‑ Panelled, and an aecumulation of What seemed to be fifty years of dual ropms underwent great re‑ junk was cleared out of the at鏡c. pairs in this area. Over spring va‑ Cation, WOrkmen headed by Bill Some interested brothers∴and the spring pledge cla拙toOk BOme has Jenkin, rePIaced light fixture8, re‑ time to paint the ha11ways and thanke are in order not only to our Plastered walls and ceilings, and Stairs lcading to the cold dorm. Parents but also toi a Very gener‑ revarsished doors∴and woodwoIk. Brothers are anxiously awaiting OuS house corporation and alum皿i. The most notable improvement was the new carpeting to be installed Without the benevolent support a in the halls this summer∴and the Of parents and Zeta graduate bro‑ Beechwood residents will no longer new fumiture recently ordered for thers, We WOuld be unable to un‑ need to worry a心out poking holes Oak R○○m. dertake such projects of remodel‑ new redwood sundeck. Future in the、Old t租r rOOf, but can now In the true spirit of Phi Ganma relax and catch a few rays in com‑ Delta the Senior Class was not for七and 8七y重e! Playing dead during the renova‑ Weekends were again very suc‑ cessful 終it was 七hrough 帆ei富 donations that the new furniture been paid for. Our deep 1ing and growth at Beechwood. 捌any址anks! \r\nPa容e 4 THE HOOSIER FIJl● MAYl 1973 TO朋H量即要田AT GO肌: l量TⅢE 500 V量C冒ORY by Harold J. Luecke, 73 On Apri1 28 Beec加uO。dミリ脇 see jts feα肋Sめrting布O肋 he 桝iddle of轟heか0新手o章のqαali砂‑ ing fo手筋e L拐わ500 0nlγ.02 SeCOnds o# the pole. Lαrgely re‑ SpOnSible forあおs切りng Prelim‑ inarγ Shoこひing is coach HαγOld Lこ4eC鳥e. Here, LzJC鳥y gわe8 SOme insighきi融0拐eまeα7"S goαls αnd e坤eCきαiめれ8. 門1e 1973 Fiji Bike Team has Set aS its alternate goal of course to win the Lit七le 500 Bike Race. But to achieve this goal the team has chosen a number of objectives at the initial riders meeting iII L lebruary which we felt were ne‑ CeSSary tO aCCOmPlish before the ultimate goal of victory could be attained. The first of these ob‑ jectives was to qualify within the t,OP tWO rOWS. Secondly, to WOrk Warren (Moon), a three year Rob Hunt (Shakey), a first year more on pulling our own wind and rider, is one of the most competi‑ rider, loves the excitement∴and developmg Our∴SPrinting so that tive and deもermined riders on the personal cha11enge that bike com‑ if for some reason we dropped off track. He, 1ike Cheetah, is having Petition the pace of the pack, We WOuld his finest year riding and he is seems to take a back seat to any‑ have the strength and confidence just realizing how good a rider he can be when he sets his mind on and somehow you know he wi11 tO be the best conditioned accomplishing just that. At any perform team by race day. And finally′ to rate, feel confident when Moon is Shonk (Shonkey), a first year develop and maintain an aggres‑ riding, because when he is met rider, has been a,∴SmOOth rider sive and determined approach to With a cha11enge, he most certainly throughout the season. Shonkey all facets of the conditioning pro" wi11 rise to the occasion. developed more sIowly than the needed to get back in the pack. 冒hirdly gram which would extend from the first day of practice億urough ∫ace d種y. It lS∴reasSuring to note that these preliminary objectives have 親書も∞n S廿ece8S如11y皿e七.曹he如‑ titude is excellent and the team has drawn very cIose to one an‑ other. Leadership is provided by veterans Bill Canida∴and Warren M einschein. gives. Shakey never One When the competition is therè when asked to. Bill Pete King (Sky), a first year Other riders pos料bly because he rider, has got the potential in a11 Was a long distance track runner Seriousness, tÒ have in high school and the bike empha‑ a name such as Tom Battle, Carlo Logan, Jerry Sized muscles that he normally Bradley, Dave had not used. Aもany∴rate, he Blazeぅ一etC., in one or two￣mOre has surprised a lOt of people, but years. He is an eXtremely strong not himseIf, in becoming a good rider with amazing endurance and bike rider, because at no time has Steve Powell, is in fact one of the best riders on he lost confidence in himseIf nor the track in this, his first year in his abilities. Li七tle 500. Other invaluable members of The other three riders are at the team are Tom Mensch and co̲Chairman of riders council, the time of this writing sti11 in con‑ can accelerate much faster than tention for the fourth spot on the (Streak), asSistant coach; Phil Jones (P. J.), head mechanic; and most riders and is an extremely race team. Bill Silvey (Sliv), a Rick Ball (Fred), and Ralph Henry Bi11 (Cheetah), a four year rider fast and consistent exchanger. His junior and firs七year rider who extremely good attitude and his rode commendably in quals, Cane All things considered, if the true value to the team lies in his Out for the team a Iittle later than team gets any kind of breal【S at desire to not only do well in the the other riders but had no‑ trOuble all during the race, Zeta most cer‑ race but in helping to perpetuate acclimating himself to the team tainly wi11 be in strong conten‑ a wlnnmg SPirit on future Little and is in fact an invaluable morale tion for a fourth Little 500 crown. 500 Fiji teaⅡ阻. booster and tea鱒man. (Hank) , meChan王cs.