Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity at Indiana University B看o冒he「 Michael Scha富z漢ein Besides these activities in the house, Mike held two of the most PreStigious positions on campus. Second Broすher In A RoW臆園 丁o Win Wiikinson Awa「d He was President of臆the I. U. Student Foundation which spon‑ SOrS and organizes Little 500 and WaS a member of the Board of On August 28 at the 122nd Ek‑ klesia held in Cleveland, Ohio, AeonsJ an elite group of upper‑ Michael Hoover Schlatzlein be‑ President of the University on came the maJOr CamPuS issues Class students who advise the 2nd Zeta Brother in a row to win the coveted Wilkinson In his spare,, time, Mike built a Award given to the Phi Gam who StereO SyStem for the house and best exemplifies the ideals of schol‑ arship, fratemity service, PerSOn‑ Played several musical instruments entertaining many times at rush ality, and extra‑Curricular acti‑ functions. Vity. Richard Handley, Of course, COntinued to show through as he WOn the award last year and David helped out on I・ U. Sing. His musical talents Mike was also interested in pol‑ Frick was Zet掛,s other winner in , aS Mike was itics. This is evident as he was known throughout his undergrad‑ Director of Students for Nixon̲ Agnew at I. U. during the 1968 CamPaign. He was further honor‑ 1966. Slingshot uate days, WaS the tenth man to I.eCeive the Fratemity s annual award for the outstanding senior. ed by being named to a Presiden‑ We at Zeta had no doubt about tial Commit七ee which expressed Mike Student opinions on and altema‑ s qualifications for the award because his list of awards tives臆tO the draft. 云hd￣ contributionS̲ both￣inside and After his junior year, Brother OutSide of the house seem end‑ Schatzlein could have headed for less. Although he was only 17 When he enrolled at I. U., Mike Zeta s Wilkinson Åward W王nner Mike Schatzlein Medical School, but he chose to remain in the house one more year. immediateIy put his talents to he continued his high academic good use in several activi七ies and PrOWeSS later becoming a member PrOVed himself scholastically. Throughout his freshman yeaI., Of Blue Key. He was also a Na‑ tional Merit Scholar and he held a MicrobioIogy Fellowship. member of the Delta Gamma Sor̲ hold over a 3.5 grade point aver‑ Far from being just a 〃student,,, in Indianapolis.りSlingshot,, has age while at the same time being Mike was a we11‑rOunded individual COntinued to remain active out̲ a leader in pledge activities. As With campus and house activities Side of academic life by founding Sling worked diligently to up‑ Fo11owing graduation Mike married the former Mary Danielson, a Ority. He is now attending the I. U. Medical and MBA SchooIs a result of his scholastic excel̲ OCCuPying equal time in his busy a rock band talent agency called 1ence, Mike was elected into Phi SChedule. In the house, he served Contemporary Talent Ågency. Eta Sigma, a freshman honorary as Rush Chairman, Treasurer, and fratemity, and chosen as its treas‑ Chapter President He modemiz‑ Mike s accomplishments both on CamPuS and at Zeta will not be urer. During his sophomore year, ed the committee system, reWrOte forgotten by the brothers who Brother Schatzlein was chosen as the By‑Laws, and modernized our had the opportunity to live with One Of the 25 top sophomores and Pledge program him. \r\n附き〃00馴馴I劇間 FAL」 PL岳DGE C 」ASS UPHOLDS F漢」8 岳XCELLENCE 24 This year∴Zeta has pledged Gregor King, all majoring in Bus‑ outstanding freshmen whose iness; William Wayne Thompson qualifications assure them of being 冒he forces that have been great‑ est in my life have been God and the Co11ege Fratemity that mould‑ ed me. 一骨homas R. Marshall and Larry Reeve Lett, both ZooL outstanding brothers. One unus‑ Ogy majors; Donald Ray Mar‑ ual note about this year,s class is quette in Pre‑Dent; and Michael that there are no pledges from out○ Charles Sechrist, majoring in Po‑ ○f̲S七a七e. 1itical Science. The growing list of Fiji legacies goes on in the class of )74 with Other付Fiji Freshmen are Jon Michael Ruppert, an Optometry eight of its members having ties major fr。m Elkhart; Jon Michae喜 in Phi Gamma Delta. hTese men Maier, from Anderson maJOrlng m Chemistry; Jeffrey Maxwe11 Lan‑ are Daniel Granger Auer, a bus葛 iness major from Ft. Wayne; Tim‑ dis coming from LaPorte and Published regularly throughout othy James Sto.ry from Indiana‑ WOrking in the ExpIoratory Pro‑ 磐p盤霊器詩難語。諾窪 polis majoring in Pre‑Med; Tim‑ othy Keith Frank from Ander‑ gram; Gary Keith Dunn, a Busin‑ ess major from Greenwood; Alan son, a ZooIogy major; Thomas Jay Dansker, in ExpIoratory from Morton Jones who is from Ft. Wayne and is in the ExpIoratory BIoomington ; and Warren Galeliel Indiana University for the enjoy‑ ment 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 communica‑ tions to: Eric J. Mishler or John S. Myrland, 631 E. Third Street, BIoomington, Indiana 47401. Program; Richard Burgan Ha11, a Meinshein, also from BIoomington and a Pre‑Med major. business major from BIoomington ; Two sophomores round out this Douglas Hoadley Tyte, also from fine class : Sechrist, a tranSfer stu‑ BIoomington and majoring in Pre‑ Dent; James Garner Sinclair, from 1ege in FIorida, and Richard CarL Su11ivan majoring in Business ; and ton Turk, an English Literature Brent Frederick Meyers, a Political and Pre‑Med from LaPorte, a transfer student from Northwest‑ Science ma音jor from South Bend. dent from Pensacola Junior Col‑ A total of ten pledges hail from nearby Indianapolis. They are Tim Story is the current Presi‑ Story and William Richard Silvey, dent of the class which has two an Education major; Charles Scott baseball players ‑ AI Dansker, a catcher, and Dave King, a SOuth‑ Galbreath III, John Manifold Wal‑ 1ace, Eric Ris Wilson, and David Pa WPitcher. CHAP丁ER NEEDS GRAD SUPPOR丁 FOR RUSH The Rush Chairmen Of this past year, Steve FIoyd and Sam Wade, program rests in your hands. It is with this in mind that Beech‑ wouId like to thank the graduate wood brothers for the cooperation and Delaney and Ken Haynie, urge s new Rush Chairmen, Steve assistance shown them in making graduates to submit the names of this another fine Zeta pledge class. PrOSPeC七ive freshmen as soon as It would have been impossible to possible. The rush weekends, ten‑ put together such a fine group of men without your support. tatively four in number, Will be As you all well realize, a great is imperative that the rush materia] part of the success of next year s in the spring months; however, it be sent out early. \r\n良日M量ND岳R Fijis on the G「idiron 漢N MたMORIAM Steve Sparks worked his way from being a non‑SCholarship ath‑ lete up to the receiver spot behind The men of Zeta Chapter extend Brother Byrnes. There was another Fiji who WOrked behind the scenes to get their most sincere condolences to the fI.iends and family of Zora B. the players prepared for games and practices. Brother Phil Grit Hill was a student manager and Clevenger, a Zeta Fiji and former Indiana University Athletic Direc‑ helped Coach Pont keep his play‑ tor, Who passed away in late No‑ ers and equipment intact. vember. IM′§ In the next issue of the 〃Hoos‑ しOOK漢Nc GOOD Zeta is once again in the midst Of another outstanding Inter‑Mural 雪eaSOn. After four sports have ier Fiji , an article will be devoted to the life and achievements of this outstanding graduate brother. been completed a而the points of‑ 軌e￣ ficia11y reported, the Fiji Pleasant surprise s were in third place, 42% points behind the lst place Beta s and 18 points behind the SAE,s out of 33 frater‑ nities. ch稲面io充宮前亘 feated the B‑2 「 game waS̲￣畜 the B‑1 s de‑ s for lst place; the Pledges also contributed by bring‑ ing home a 3rd place tie. When these point standings are officially In touch football the A‑1,s figured into the total which will Placed 2nd after an overtime loss in the championship game while be done shortly, the Fijis should the pledges finished in a tie for OnCe again be on top. 3rd place. Fijis were also strong in badminton and cross country. Phi Gam volleyba11 teams have been especia11y strong this year. The A‑1 Looking ahead to the final lst SemeSter SPOrtS, basketball, hand‑ ball, and table tennis, Phi Gamma Delta will gamer its share of s won the crimson (big house) division and they defeated the Sigma Pi s for the overa11 Championship. In the B league, POints and should enter the 2nd semester in first place or very cIose to it. \r\nTHE HOOSIER FIJI. DECEMBER, 1970 干看」漢 RUN A B容G SUCC岳SS Friday, November 20, WaS COld and windy, and weathermen had forecast rain for the entire night. report that about l15 miles were SOId, and the goal of ?1000 But somehow, despite all these ad葛 VerSities, eighteen stalwart Zeta Fijis began their long trek to West Lafay ette. Those eighteen brothers were running a football to the Purdue has been passed. To top‑Off the program, three footba11s autographed by the I. U. Players and coaches will be auc‑ tioned off at the various service Clubs in B置oomington. Baker, and John Bucher a11 con‑ tributed one mile. With a successful Cancer and United Fund Drive under its belt, both of which amsased more than $1000, Zeta Chapter appears to be in the driver s seat in Baker Cup COmPetition. FIJI CÅNCER FUND DRIVE On Oct. 21 Zeta Fijis in con‑ Chapter in the culmination of The run itself took about 14 raising drive sponsored by the hours with the eighteen hearty Sorority took upon themselves a Zeta participants running equal distan‑ PrOject to raise money for the CeS Monroe County Cancer Society. s uRun for the Money,, fund Monroe County United Fund. in half‑mile portions. One junction with the Sigma Delta Tau Lambda Iota at Purdue had done man wouId run a segme教書t While an The idea was presented as an al‑ the same thing last year, and Zeta 18 foot truck donated to the cause temative to building a float for the Was Out tO better the Boilermak‑ by Ryder Truck Rentals drove homecoming celebration because it ers outpir.冒he purpose of the ahead with the other brothers and WaS felt by both chapters to be CamPaign was to se11 the distance Waited until the runner∴Caught‑uP more constructive. between BIoomington and West and made the exchange with the Lfayette, apPrOXimateIy lO5 miles, next man. The project co‑Chairman Linda Schwartz of SD冒and Ross Jacob̲ Several contributions were made SOn Of Zeta organized both chap‑ Orities and fraternities on campus, by Fijis, alums and undergrads ters at various positions around businesses in the community, and alike. and CamPuS tO aSk for donations in the any interested individuals. Myrland thank the following broth‑ ers for their support: Air Rights name of the Cancer Society. The at $9 per mile to the various sor‑ As a result of much hard work, Brothers Witham PrOject lasted from lO:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and $1,161.5O was raised. ing to various businessmen and Building, Roger W. Eisinger (10 miles); WiIliam C. Reed, Jr. (3 making phone calls to the Greek miles) ; Jenkin and Jomar Rentals, houses on campus, the project was William Jenkin (3 a big success. With all the money Class of Sti11 not received, CO‑Chairmen Of Doug Witham and John Myrland Tyte, John Hoadley, Robert L. including walking around and talk‑ 74 (2 The check was forma11y present‑ miles); Zeta ed to the Monroe County Cancer Society at their November meet‑ 67 (2 miles); Zeta Class ing and, by the measure of their miles); Dr. Donald C. applause, it was greatly appreciat‑ ed. \r\nWe would appreciate it if you would take Kindly Fill Out and Mail Today To: the time to fill out this insert and send it back to us for our records. We will use Eric Mishler this information to inform you of the Phi Gamma Delta whereabouts and activities of your fellow 631 East Third Street graduate brothers in our "Fijis Around the Bloomington, Indiana 47401 World" column, PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE Name Class, first middle last Nickname_____________Do you go by: First Name? Middle Name? Nickname? Initials? (Circle) Occupation Title if any. Tr a EE ete ok nue ieee ee Business Address. OO o_o ———E Home: Addr opm Clty, Zorg Cte te Names of other Business Enterprises With Which You Are Associated and Your Titles, if Any Present or Past Federal, State, Civic or Other Public Services Performed (Show Dates) Clubs, Professional Societies and Special Associations of Which You are a Member (Titles, if any, with dates) Author, Composer, Designer, Inventor of Chapter or National Fraternity Activities as an Alumnus Your Hobby or Hobbies. Are You Active in Politics? In What Ways?. \r\nWhen Pledoed Children: Initiated Major Subject Degree? Class Uhen Degree? S°r°rlty? Name Birth Date Married? Name Birth Date Married? Name Birth Date Married? Name Name Date of B￨r七h