¥// FIJ工 OFFICERS CHOSEN John is a junior from Richmond, Indiana, and is maJOrmg in mar‑ keting. FIo also plans to enter law school upon graduation. He has been outstanding in his de‑ VOtion to the house serving as Public relations chairman, Baker Cup chairman and recording sec‑ retary on last year s cabinet. On the campus level, John has been elected to I.U. Foundation, Lead‑ ership Conference, and has been a regular on the Dean s list. Treasurer The new house treasurer is Thomas George OIsen, a JunlOr from BIoomington, Indiana. Tom (Continued on Page 2) \r\nⅢE 〃00S胸【 f〃l BROTHERi §H菓NE看N iCHOLA§丁案CS FIJI OFFICERS (Continued from Page l) is majoring in zooIogy and plans to enter I.U. s medical school upon graduation. His successful en‑ deavors on the campus have in‑ cluded selection to AIpha Epsilon Delta, a Pre‑med honorary fra‑ temity, and grades which have merited the Dean,s list several times. He also has been selected to the I.U. Foundation and has been active in Union Board ac‑ tivities. Published regularly throughout Within the walls of Beechwood Olie has served as the school year by Zeta Chapter PaSt Public relations chairman where he has accomplished much of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity at Indiana University for the enjoy‑ in the way of innovating new ment of its alumni and friends. ideas. Contributions of news of alumni are welcomed and encouraged at Corresponding Secretary all times. Let us know what you One of the sophomore members are doing. Address all communica‑ tions to: Alumni Relations Chair‑ man, 631 E. Third Street, BIoom‑ of the cabinet is Frank Wallace Yoder, Chosen to fm the position of corresponding secretary. Frank ington, Indiana 47401. FIJI BROS. WELCOME is an economics major from BIoomington and he plans to at‑ FIJI MOTHERS tend Indiana On March 3rd and 4th the men s medical school upon graduation. Another Deanタs list of Zeta had the pleasure of their regular mothers) company at Beechwood. I.F.C. Scholarship Committee and Parent relations chairmen Mark has played an important role in Weber and Jack Ransom planned the Mother,s Weekend and did many Union Board activities. He an exce11ent job of entertaining Mortarboard leadership conference both the Mothers and Brothers. The plamed activities included a Mother s Club meeting where the Mothers decided to donate a new refrigerator and ice maker to Frank has served on the has served on the Blue Key and and was a member of last year I.U. freshman golf team. s Last year Frank served the house well as faculty relations chairman. the kitchen, a mOVie for the sons Recording Secretary and moms in the house Saturday night, a Serenade following the The other sophomore member movie and a dress dinner on Sun‑ of the cabinet is Dennis D. Smith day. In addition to these planned also from BIoomington. Denny activities, muCh free time was aL major is marketing and he plans 1ot七ed to play cards, relax or do to further his education in I.U. whatever they chose. Throughout M.B.A. program after graduation・ the weekend the Mothers met, chatted and observed the brother‑ hood that we at Zeta consider so essential to our tradition. As the last order of business the Mothers treated the Brothers to a serenade. This year,s mother s weekend was truly an event to re‑ Like the others on this year s s s Zeta Cabinet Demy has consistently been placed on the Deanタs list and has been active in Union Board projects. Denny also play‑ ed on I.U.,s freshman golf team. Last year he contributed much to member for everyone at Beech‑ 七he house by serving as intramural wood. chairman. \r\nBEECHWOOD WELCOME§ BRO丁HER ZERMAN In a few short weeks Beech‑ wood promises to be again buzzing with the happy activities of wel‑ coming our graduate brothers back to Zeta for the 96th Annual Nor‑ ris Pig Dimer. Richard D. Hand‑ ley, ,69, Pig Dimer Chairman has set the date for the traditional banquet to be Saturday, Apri1 15. The week end,s events wi11 be‑ gin for the graduate brothers on Saturday aftemoon about 4:00 with check in, a trip through past scrap books, and leisurely visiting with former schoolmates and the undergraduate brothers. Femie,s traditional feast will begin at 6 :00 in the chapter house dining room. A fine program has been plan‑ ned with au the gaiety, gOOd cheer, and tradition of previous Pig Din‑ ners. Brother Frank J. Otte, 60, will act as Toastmaster and should do a fine job of keeping the pro葛 gram at a lively pace. Guest speaker for the occasion is Brother Wimam S. Zerman, Michigan, 49, B「o†he「s, Have You Responded? One of the purposes of the Hoosier Fiji is to provide a link of brotherhood between the graduate and undergraduate brothers. We attempt to keep you abreast of the many activities going on at Beechwood yet this is not the SOle purpose of our publicaion. It also serves as a link between the many graduate brothers through‑ out the land. As you￣kn。市much Of the paper is devoted to you, the graduate brothers and disting‑ uished alumni of Zeta chapter. Yet without your continued support we find this increasingly difficult. Please, if you have failed to in‑ form us of yourself recently by means of the questionnaire then send us a brief biographical sketch Of yourself. We need your sup‑ port to make the paper informa‑ tive for you the graduate bro七hers, Executive Secretary of Phi Gam‑ ma Delta. Following the dinner RU§H will be a mixer for the graduate brothers at the Van Orman Subur‑ ban Motel. Rush for next year s fall class is now in full swing at Zeta and To complete the weekend John Scott, 28, Wi11 be the toastmaster of a late‑mOming brunch where graduates and undergraduates may mingle and a share favorite stories of their life‑ at Beechwood. we are truly looking forward to the upcoming rush weekends. We would like to express our appreci‑ ation to the graduate brothers for the help they have rendered臆this As speaker for the 1967 version year by notifying us of outstand‑ of the Norris Pig Dinner, Dr. Wil‑ ing high schooI seniors who are 1iam Sheridan Zerman of Bethes‑ I.U. bound. Yet we hope the grad‑ da, Maryland, brings with him a uate brothers will continue to co‑ rich tradition of service both to OPerate With the undergradua七e educational institutions and espec‑ ia11y to Phi Gamma Delta. He was initiated into Phi Gamma Del‑ ta at the University of Michigan (AIpha Phi Chapter) in 1947. While at Michigan he received the Reynolds Rich Smith Award, an award given to the outstanding senior ,and was quite active in football, yearbook, Student musi‑ cal shows, Drueds and as a corre‑ SPOndent for the Toledo Blade. He was also an officer in the AIpha Phi chapter. brothers to make this year s rush PrOgram the best ever at Beech‑ w○○d. \r\n功i Ga′n AんmniA硯nd物e αm砂 James Robert Saideler, 29, has John G. Shank, 59, is now a Laurence William Wylie, 32, is not only the C. Douglas Dillon recently moved to Sun City, Ari‑ dentist in Kenda11ville, Indiana. zona, (Phoenix area) after living He married Peg GeiseÌ, a Register‑ Professor of the Civilization of twenty‑Six years in Cleveland. He ed Nurse from Parkview Nursing France at Harvard University but is district manager of Union Car‑ Co11ege, in 1962 and they now re‑ a Cultural Attache at the U.S. bide in the Los Angeles area, deal‑ side at Riley Street in Kendall‑ Embassy in Paris, France, aS Well. ing in the automotive chemicals Ville. John graduated from Den‑ He received his Ph.D. in Romance division. Since his two children, tistry School in 1966 with a D.D.S. Languages and taught French lit‑ James and Martha, have just re‑ degree. While at Zeta he was the erature at Haverford Co11ege for cently married,生Bob Pledge Trainer for the spring years, but became very interested class. in anthropoIogy, SOCioIogy, and in and his wife live alone at lO624 102nd Drive in Sun City. Bob s hobbies are sailing and golf, and he says that he lives just two minutes from the first tee of the nearby coun‑ try club. applying field methods to a study Joseph Blair Kyle, Jr., 47, has just recently moved to Miami af‑ ter working fifteen years in Indi‑ anapolis with General Motors. He is now working as the Director of Charles Dirk Storms, 65, has Material for the Aircraft Plating just retumed from active duty on Company at Miami, FIorida. Joe the National Guard and is Busi‑ married the former Barbara Reed ness Manager of the Red Spot of I.U. (Kappa Kappa Gamma, Paint and Variety Company in Evansville, Indiana. Stormy re‑ 46) in April of 1947. The couple now live at 13200 S.W. 69th Street cently married a Fine Arts grad‑ in Miami. While at Zeta, Joe was uate from Washington University, Treasurer and then President of the former Elizabeth Karges, and the house. On campus Joe became they ÌeSide at 2300 Bayard Park president of Sphinx as we11 as an active member in Student Council, rush chairman, intramural chair‑ Union Board, and Board of Aeons. man, and edi七or of the Hoosier Fiji His favorite hobby is golf. James tioned at Ft. Gorden, Georgia, for Six months active duty in the National Guard. 23, has just retired to a beautiful new home W. Morrison, 61, is now serving as Captain of the U.S. Army in the Intelligence Division of the Pentagon. Jim and his Wife, the former Edith Gavin from reside at 1300 Army‑Navy Drive On Lake Freeman in Monticello, in Arlington, Virginia. Jim was yearS active at Zeta as Treasurer and with the Aetna Insurance Com‑ Corresponding Secretary. On cam‑ forty葛One Pany Where he became in charge PuS he was in Blue Key, Stu‑ Of the firm dent Govemment, I.U. Foundation s business in eighteen is active in many Steering Committee, and Scabbard different activities including the and Blade. Jim received his Mas‑ Masons and the Shriners. teI.S degree from Columbia Uni‑ StateS. Scotty He is an avid fisherman and golfer and VerSity in 1963 is very glad that he has more time be returning there to complete to devote to these pastimes. Mr. work on his PhD in international and he will soon and Mrs. Scott reside at Route 5, relations. Jim,s favorite hobbies Monticello, Indiana are reading and playing sports. 47960. 1on Chair of the Civilization of France. He took a two‑year leave Of absence, from 1965 until 1967, to serve as Cultural Attache at the U.S. Embassy in Paris.りLar‑ ry and his wife, Anne, nOW live 4F Anzi d Orsay in Paris, France, and they invite any friends to visit them if they are Their older College and younger, Dave, is a SOPhomore at Harvard. Larry has just recently published a new book, Chanzeaux, a Village in Aajou. His favorite hobby is SWimming. married in February of 1965 and Indiana, after the newly created C. Douglas Dil‑ SOn, John, is a senior at Reed the University of Maryland, Were Harold K. Scott, book, VilIage of the Vancluse. He WaS then ca11ed to Harvard to fill traveling in Paris. when Zeta won the Coon Plaque glad to be home after being sta‑ (Vancluse) in 1951, followed by the publication of his successful at Drive in Evansvi11e. Stormy was in 1964. He says that he is very Of the French people. His first field project was in Roussillon Philip Matheson Broughton, 65, is living with his wife, the former Sue Von Grossman (Kappa Kappa Gamma, 64) in Columbus, Ohio, While he is prospecting for a job. Pig majored in chemistry While at Zeta, Where he was the first recipient of the famed Porky Pig Award in 1965. Phil s parents as well as his∴yOunger brother, Steve, also a Phi Gam, reSide at 5 Lake Place, Branford, Connecti‑ Cu七. (Continued on Page 6) \r\nNew Commi音青ee Chairman §eIec看ed As the second semester of the roundings at Ze†a P看edges Beechwood. The s new chairmen for the Baker Social commi七tee chairmen were chosen. Service Cup are Steve Springer 1966‑67 school began, Zeta Spring Class With spring rush over, Zeta Working under each chairman are and Bob McConville. These men feels that it has pledged an ex‑ a team of men each of whom con‑ are also striving for first in this Cellent spring class comprised of tributes to the house throuall the COmPetition and their abilities and 12 Various tasks assigned to him. The achevements can make it possible. Chairmen Steve Pollom and Bruce Strength of Zeta of Phi Gamma The job of scholarship chairman Gobdel wish to extend their thanks outstanding men. Co‑ruSh Delta rests on these committee has again been given to John to the graduate brothers for their POSitions since each brother has Geiser. His outstanding job last help in tuming in names of rush‑ the opportunity to give his time SemeSter helped the Zeta Phi Gams ees. The Spring Pledge Class is COmPrised of the following: and leadership abilities to the Win campus scholarship competi‑ house. Zetaタs excellent committee tion with a StruCture insures a smo9th opera‑ average. This broke a twelve year tion of the fraternity record at Indiana University. Steve an Arts and Sciences major who Broughton has been appointed this also plays on the rugby team; John SemeSter aS Chairman in charge of Robert Mathias, Who was a stand‑ s affairs in many diverse areas. The newly chosen rush chairmen are Bruce Gobdel and Steve Pol‑ lum. The importance of the posi‑ 2.816 accumulative history and archives. His job in‑ Out member of the Freshman foot‑ Cludes a daily account of Zeta ball team this past fall and is from s affairs. Chesterton, Indiana, and a busi‑ tion of these men cannot be em̲ Phasized enough. In their capac‑ ity thus far, they have already done a fine job on the recently Pledged spring class composed of twelve outstanding men. Steve and Bruce have also organized and prepared this year rush for next year s spring s fall class. The social chairmen are Gil ness major; Wi11iam Allen Foley, Haynie and Denny Thompson who a radio and television and history Will arrange dances, dinners, and major who is from Richmond, Indi‑ exchanges. Jerry Danielson will be leading the Fiji s again as song ana; Gregory Paul Sutton, Who hails from South Bend ,and is in leader. The key position of intra‑ Pre‑Med. He was also a member of mural chairman has been given to the I.U. freshman swimming team Steve Andres. Steve is working hard to keep a11 the brothers Heading the public relations Clyde Ralph Leonard, Who is from Gross Ile, Michigan, and」s ed up fir‑ to again win the intramural last fall; Michael A11en Baughman, Who is from Lancaster, Ohio, and is studying mathematics and was This trophy. Three important jobs to also on the freshman grid squad; COmmittee functions in many ways keep the house running smoothly and Wayne Crosbie McDonald who and is one of the most important have been given to Mike Horton in the house structure. as house manager, Denny Thomp‑ COmmittee is Pete Skafish. It is broken down into several segments son as kitchen steward, and Steve Which are: Pig Dinner, Dick Hand‑ Springer as assistant treasurer. ley; Hoosier Fiji, Pete Scott, Pete This year Skafish, and Harry Stevenson; coaches are Craig Finlayson and s Little 500 bike team Parent Relations, Mark Weber and Steve Springer. They are work‑ Jack Ransom; Greek and General, ing to keep the Phi Gams in their Hal Smith and John Sorensen; number l spot in overall Little COmeS all the way from Toronto, Canada, and is on a golf scholar‑ Ship at I.U. and is∴also a business ma」Or・ AIso Joseph Michael Kosarko, from Terre Haute, Indiana, and is undecided upon a major; Greg Moyes Galloway, Who hails from St. Louis, Mo., and is planning to go into dentistry; David Charles Faculty Relations, Gordon Mc‑ 500 point standings by another Frauman, from Indianapolis, In‑ Laughlin; Inter‑Chapter, Don Am‑ Victory in the approaching race diana, and a business major; James merman ; Intra‑Chapter, Barry Ar‑ this spring. OnSOn; Graduate Relations, Nick book will be compiled this year Fischer. by Denny Thompson and Mark This year s a11‑important Cheney Cup chairmen are Bob Long and John FIoretta. house Their,s and the s goal is no less than to return the Cup to its familiar sur‑ The house s scrap‑ Weber. These committee chairmen will Max McGee, a PerSOnnel relations major from Chesterton, Indiana; Dean Lee Kleinschmidt, Who is from Morgan, Minn., and is ma‑ joring in athletic training and is also working as a trainer for the all continue to uphold the excell‑ I.U. athletic teams; and Larry Morman Shaub, an aCCOunting ence to which Zeta has grown major who is from Speedway, accustomed. Indiana. \r\nZela音n描a1eS New C8ass On Sunday, February 26, tWenty‑ two new brothers were initiated into Zeta. In an impressive initi‑ ation ceremony these young men PrOudly received the black dia‑ mond of Phi Gamma Delta, an event which they had long looked forward to and one which they Will, undoubtably recall with warm memories for the rest of their lives. Happily, in light of their many accomplishments as a pledge class they are we11 qualified to assume the responsibilities that they face as brothers of Phi Gam‑ ma Delta. Their pledge class was number one scholastically with a 2.72 accum. and represented Zeta well in intramural activities. The new initiates include : Martin Gregory Cammack, from Noblesville and majoring in busi‑ ness; Jon Carter Constable, Who P短Gam Aんmn; (Continued from Page 4) John Toner Scott, a partner in Scott 57, is now & Shine Law firm, in Anderson, Indiana, aS Well as being on the Board of Directors of Anderson Newspapers, Inc. and President of the Shadow Trails Im, Inc.バJack and his wife, Ann, reSide at 3713 Redwood Road in Anderson with their young sons, Jeffrey and John. He is treasurer of the Phi Gam Graduate Chapter in Anderson and sti11 maintains cIose ties with Zeta. John s fath‑ er, John E. Scott, is a Zeta Phi Gam, aS are many Of John s other of Trustees of Fort Wayne Public is At Indiana Univer‑ Studies at FIorida State University in their Air Force ROTC program. sity =Judge was a varsity base輸 He lives at 912 Lasswade Drive ball player and Treasurer of Ar‑ in Tallahassee, FIorida, With his butus. Wife, the former Elizabeth Cole, His favorite hobby cur葛 rently is fishing. Clarence and a Theta from I.U., his wife, the former Harriet Brown, also of I.U. (Delta Zeta, Indiana University in 1939 to at‑ 16), nOW reSide at 4305 Drury Lane, Fort Wayne, Indiana. 45. Bob left tend West Point (class of 44) and he has worked with the U.S. Air Force since graduation. He is now a member of Rotary Inter‑ national as well as the Purple David Warren Carter, 60, is now the Product Manager for the American Hospital Supply Corpor‑ ation of Evanston, Illinois. He is serving on the Northbrook Cau‑ Association. Dave Legionnaire for the Delta CoIony of Phi Gamma Delta at FIorida State University. He reports that the coIony is an outstanding one With a bright future. Bob and Elizabeth have two children Bar̲ bara Anne, 20, and Robert, 16. and 1eads a very active life in Fort his wife, the former Connie Good‑ night who received her B.S. de‑ Wayne in many different roles. gree at Indiana University (Pi First, he is a prominent attomey, Beta Phi, receiving his L.L.B. in 1919 from Ash Lane in Northbrook, I11inois. Indiana University. He is the at‑ 42, Commission. member of YMCA and the Indiana 14, Shoemaker, in the Indiana War Memorials Alumni Clarence Russell McNabb, M. now a Professor of Aerospace cus Committee as well as being a relatives. Robert SchooIs, Director of YMCA, and 59) now reside at 2206 Ca案enda「 Of Even†s Mar. 18 24 They have a young daughter, Cara Rush Weekend Spring Vacation Begins torney and director of several Ann, 2. While at Zeta, Dave was businesses in the Fort Wayne area. very active having been Pledge He is also quite active in politics having served as Allen County Trainer, Historian, Treasurer, and President of the chapter. Dave Circuit Court Judge and being the also excelled on campus with a Democratic Candidate for the Su‑ fine record on I.U. Foundation, Preme Court of Indiana in 1960. the President 13 Little =500,) Weekend He is now active in Masons, Ki‑ wanis, the Bar Association, Board 1ing team. Dave enjoys reading 20 FijiIsle mos七as a hobby. 29 Finals Begin s council, and wrest‑ Apr. 8 Rush and Little 500 Qualifications 15 May Pig Dinner 22 Rush Weekend 6 Rush Weekend