囲 Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Del七a Fraternity at Indiana University Volume XXXII, Number l BIoomington, Indiana November, 1967 亜ナ王ACADEMY 1967 IndianaL Memorial Union, Site of lOth Annual Fiji Åcademy Four representatives from Zeta 冒he Fiji Academy is held every received useful information and Other year in BIoomington to give emy also featured a model initi‑ many honors for the house at the undergraduate officers new ideas 冒enth and sound advice on running their ation and a model Norris Pig Dinn er. Annual Fiji Academy on riety of other areas.冒he Acad‑ 28‑30. Chapters. All chapters of the Fra‑ Several other brothers from Brothers Tom OIsen, Dennis Smith, temity were represented at this Zeta were in attendance at the Frank Yoder, and Mike Schatzlein year,s Academy to participate in Academy in addition to the dele‑ were delegates to this ̀̀undergrad‑ discussions and hear lectures by an gates, Since we were the host chap‑ uate officers training school OutStanding all‑Fiji faculty. ter. Many of these men attended the I.U. campus August . Zeta was weu up in the running The brothers from Zeta re̲ SeSSions in order to expand their for the national awards presented turned to school full of new ideas knowledge of the various facets of at the Academy, Placing second for gleened from lectures on rush, Chapter operations. the Cheney Cup and Coon Plaque, third for the Baker Cup, and hon‑ graduate relations, Public rela‑ Zets Fijis were disappointed that tions, SCholarship, Pre‑ and post輸 this year, eVen though the house orable mention for the Jordan initiation training, Chapter finance, Placed second or third in the vast Bowl. Chapter administration, and a va‑ (Continued on Page 2) \r\nⅢE HOO釧副書f〃l PHI GAM§ ON THE FIELD A number of Fiji brothers here at Zeta are doing a fine job as FIJI DADS athle七es at Indiana University. SPEND WEEKEND AT BEECHWOOD Five brothers are members of John Pont s high flying football squad. 冒he fighting Hoosiers have thus On October 14th and 15th the far compiled a 8 and O record and men at Beechwood held their an̲ have achieved national ranking as nual Dad,s weekend. One Of the country ities began with a walk through s top ten teams. 冒he activ̲ The forces that have been 冒he brothers∴are AI Kamradt, a lunch in the house at ll:30 greatest in my life have been God and the College Fraternity that junior from Chicago, Who plays Saturday. At l :30 Indiana tigh七 ing Hoosiers provided thrills for moulded me. backer, is a senior from Blue Is‑ everyone with an exciting 1and, Illinois. Victory over the Iowa Hawkeyes. ̲ Thomas R. Marshall Published regularly throughout end. Bi11 McCaa, a line‑ Mike Baughman on s fight‑ 2 1‑17 Plays safety and he is∴a SOPho‑ Then at 5:00 a wa量k‑through din‑ more from Lanscaster, Ohio. Jay ner was enjoyed by all. Mathias is a sophoinore fro血 Later that evening some fathers Chesterton, Indiana, and is also a and sons attended a pop concert Safety. no featuring Ella Fitgerald and Os‑ Ionger play linebacker due to a Car Peterson. Following the con‑ the school year by Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity at Indiana University for the enjoy‑ ment of its alumni and friends. knee injury but he is one of Coach cert the men seranaded the women Contributions of news of alumni Ted Verlihay can a of Kappa Kappa Gamma and then returned to the house to retire for all times. Let us know what you defensive coach on the I.U. fresh‑ man squad. Teddy is a Senior are doing. Address all communica‑ from Pittsburg, Pa. tions to : Alumni Relations Chair‑ A few of Zeta are welcomed and encouraged at man, 631 E. Third Street, BIoom‑ ington, Indiana 47401. Co‑Editors : Peter R. Skafish William Allen Foley 69, E. Chicago 70, Richmond Pont s recruiting aids and is the evening. On Sunday the weekend s ac‑ s pledges are tivities were concluded with a dress members of I.U.Js freshman team. They are Doug Finlayson, Rich DeCamp, Dave Rieder, Jim Teter, Frank and Jay Reynolds were co‑ and冒om Fleming. On the wrestling mats for the Indiana varsity wi11 be Gene Deni‑ Sar, Andy dinner at 12:30. Brothers Tom chairmen for the festivities and are to be commended for their work which made the weekend a huge success. 冒hompson, and Tom Blankenship. All three are sen‑ iors and are in their third season of varsity action as grapplers. Geno is from Galesburg, Illinois, and both Andy and Bugsy are from Southport near Indianapolis, Indiana. Carl Vorhies will be try‑ ing out for the freshman team A returning pitcher for∴COaCh Ernie Andres baseball team is John Lobus, a junior from Chi‑ cago, Illinois. Rick Lee and Wayne McDonald should be seeing much F重JI ÅCÅDEMY (Cont d) majority of national awards, nO first place awards are to reside in Beechwood. The delegates retum‑ ed from the Academy with resign‑ ation and determination that extra effor must and will be expended this year in order to move up those One Or七WO places. INFORMATION NEEDED EncIosed in this edition of the action on the links next spring. Hoosier Fiji is a questionnaire for Rick is a junior from Indianapolis the graduate brothers of this chap‑ and Wayne is a second semester ter. It is our pleasure to devote freshman from冒oronto, Canada. the greater part of each issue to Trying to make the freshman golf you, the alumni of Zeta. But our squad wi11 be Steve Lyman, Tom success with the Hoosier Fiji can Swanson, and Jim Lohman. not continue without your∴∴re‑ Chuck Parsons is slated to be sponse to these questionnaires. It number 2 man for Coach Landinタs is our hope that all the graduates VarSity tennis team in the spring. will fill out these questionnaires Chuck is a sophomore from Spring‑ and retum them as soon as possi‑ field, Ohio. Jim Teter will also ble. Your help will be greatly be adding his talents to those of appreciated. Mail them to: Pete the I.U. freshman track squad as Skafish, 631 East a standout pole‑Vaulter. BIoomington, Indiana. 冒hird Street, \r\nZE丁A §AしU丁E§ ERN音E ANDRE§ Ze†a ln描a†es Perhaps the greatest sportsman Spring Class to come through the halls of Zeta is Ernest Henry Andres, a mem‑ On October 8, Zeta once again ber of the Class of ,39. While at OPened the portals of Fijiland. In I.U., Ernie compiled enviable rec‑ Ords in both basketball and base‑ an impressive ceremony, these out‑ ball. He was a three year letter‑ Standing ten young men received man in both sports and was co‑ the black diamond of Phi Gamma CaPtain of the baseball team and Delta) an eVent Which they had CaPtain of the basketball team in long anticipa七ed and which will 1939. In that year he set the na‑ s single game scoring record undoubtably be one of the most On the basketba11 court with a mSPlrmg mOmentS Of their lives. total of thirty points in a game Their pledge class was third schol‑ tion against I11inois. αJune Bug,, was astically on campus out of thirty‑ further honored that year by being 」転進上記1鼻Se碧‑ Witね一号」で輸紅画一一‑「 高書ined ar「 All̲Ari(尋充an 「瓦「56th ￣ average of 2.643, besides carrying SpOr七S. Upon graduation, 〃Bug the name of Phi Gamma Delta into , pursued the many activities in which they baseball and basketball on the pro‑ fessiona1 1evel. He joined the Ernie Åndre8 Perticipated. Louisville CoIonels and stayed with them from SPending 39 through 5 years 41. After in the Navy, Ernie went back to baseball in )46 believe that I.U. is on the threshold of an outstanding era.タ) Minneapolis Mi11ers of the On I.U.,s Chances for Another Big Ten Basketball TitIe American Association. During these years, Emie was Math major from Lancaster, Ohio, Who is the first string defensive Safety for the Fighting Hoosiers; With the Boston Red Sox and later 七he 冒he new initiates are: Michael Allen Baughman, a αOur basketba11 teamJs Larry Norman Shaub, an Account‑ ing major hailing from Speedway, Indiana and a member of Phi Eta also distinguishing himself as a pro Chances of having an excel‑ basketball star. He played 5 years With the Indianapolis Kautskys, lent season are good. Win‑ nity; Wayne Crosbie McDonald, a ning another Big lO title will Business major from Port Credit, Who were the national pro cham‑ be determined by the per‑ Ontario, a SeCOnd semester fresh‑ Pions in 1947. formance of several sopho‑ man and the number two man in mores plus a few of the the Indiana varsity golf squad; 冒he following year, Emie An‑ dres became Coach Ernie Andres. For lO years αBug , was the head breaks a team needs to win. On the 1968 I baseball coach and assistant bas‑ would Baseball Team have to say the Outlook for the J68 season is Ernie devoted all his time to the One Of, if not the most opti‑ former position which he still oe‑一 mistic sinee cupleS● Much of this optismism stems ユキ‑e‑臆been臆弓rere.臆 We recently asked Coach Andres from the presence of sopho‑ a few questions conceming sports more pitcher Jim Suskiewitz a七I.U. who without a doubt is the On I.U. s Present Sports best pitcher I,ve had in my 20 years as a coach. Several retuming lettermen also add 重血age I think it is definately on David Charles Frauman, a Finance major from Indianapolis, Indiana and also a member of Phi Eta After that ketball coach at I.U. Sigma honorary scholastic frater‑ to this optimism. Sigma scholastic fraternity ; James Max McGee, a Business major from ￣Ch扇tertoh;重正d請n元子Jose垂￣￣ ￣ ￣￣ Michael Kosarko from Terre Haute majoring in Radio and冒elevision also a member of Phi Eta Sigma and a member of sophomore class COunCil ; William A11en Foley, from Richmond, Indiana, maJOrmg m Radio and Television and is also the chairman of the Intra Frater̲ the upgrade.冒he overall out‑ Emie and his wife, the former nity CounciPs∴SOCial committee; 1ook for all sports is the best Doris Mann, make their home at John Robert Mathias, a member 812 South Rose, BIoomington, In‑ diana. They have two children: from Chesterton, Indiana and is thus far undecided in his major; it has been in the I 20 years ve been here.冒he present facilities with the addition of Carol, 23, Who teaches in Atlanta, the new assembly hall wi11 Georgia, and Steve, a Zeta Phi make I.U. the equal of any Gam in the Class of J69. Of Indiana s Fighting Hoosiers is Clyde Ralph Leonard, a rugby Player from Grosse Ile, Michigan, majoring in business; and Dean 冒he At Zeta, Ernie stood out in in‑ COmbination of facilities plus tramurals, WaS a member of the the influx of outstanding ath‑ Skull and Cresent and the Sphinx Minnesota, majoring in Athletic 1etes in all sports leads me to Club. training. COllege in the nation. Lee Kleinschmidt, from Morgan, \r\n動i Gam Aんmni Aタ働nd物e α,αn均 Thomas Vanes8 Ransom, 67, Da▼id Warren Carter, 60, is Ronald L. Keller, ,65. Upon his chester Drive, BIoomington, Indi‑ now the Product Manager for the American Hospital Supply Corpor‑ ation of Evanston, Illinois. He is serving on the Northbrook Caucus ana With his wife the fromer,Mar‑ committee as well as being a mem‑ sional baseball in the Minnesota Twins organization. He saw brief ilyn Mast, an AIpha Chi Omega ber of Y.M.C.A. and the Indiana pitching duties with the Twins in also at Indiana University. She Alumni Association. Dave and his wife, the former Connie Good‑ the summer of 1966 was a June graduate of I.U. s busi‑ ness school this past year.冒om presently resides at 1506 Dor‑ graduated in June of 1967.冒omJs graduation from Indiana in 1965 with a degree in accounting, Ron signed a contract to play profes‑ after∴a One and a half year hitch in the minor n固1t, Pi Beta Phi, ,59, nOW reSide leagues. He finished his third 6th grade teacher and basketball at 2206 Ash Lane in Northbrook, year in professional baseba11 1ast coach of Washington Illinois. summer with the AAA club of present occupation is principal 冒ownship They have a young Grade School in BIoomington. daughter, Cara Ann. At Zeta, Minnesota Some of Tom,s spare time is spent Dave was very active having been Ermer, Twins manager, has label‑ refereeing high school footba11 pledge trainer) Historian) Treas‑ games. While at Zeta Vaness was urer and President of the chapter. ed Ron as one of the top prospects for the Minnesota Twins pitching a高Little 500" bike coach, house Dave also excelled on campus with staff for the 1968 season. Cur‑ manager, and a member of the a fine record on the I.U. Founda葛 rently playing winter baseball in I.U. Foundation. tion father 冒om,s grand‑ father) unCleJ and brother the President)s Council and the wrestling team. Baseball Club. He lives there with the Junior class at Zeta now. Dudley Å・ Pfaff) Jr.' M.D・言50) Fruechtenicht, )39, reCeived his J. D. degree from 340, Mayaguey, Puerto Rico, 00708; C/o Mayaguey er brother, Jackタis a member of Henry the Dominican Aepublic and Puer‑ to Rican areas. Ron,s present ad‑ dress is Box are a11 Zeta Phi Gams. His young‑ Årthur the Denver Bears. Cal his wife, the former Susan West‑ is a General Practitioner in New‑ fall port Beach) Califomia. His home at zeta address is er for the I.U. basebau team and 2619 Redlands Drive, Who also attended I.U. While Ron was a standout pitch‑ Indiana,s Law School in 1941. He Costa Mesa, Califomia) Where he participated in intramurals for the and his brother, Wi11iam, also a and his wife, the former Alyce house. Ron has a younger broth‑ Zeta Phi Gam, have a law firm in Carter, a Delta Zeta at I.U.1 mOVed er, Howie) Who is a member of the F七. Wayne. Art and his wife Dor‑ just last year. They have three class of 1970 at Zeta. thea a Kappa Kappa Gamma at children: Dianne, Don, and Dawn. reSide at 1835 FIorida Drive When at I.U. Dud was active on I.U. Gerry L. Gribble, 55, is an op‑ Indiana.冒hey have the campus having been a member tometrist and is married to the two children; Art, a Zeta Fiji in of the Pre‑Med Honorary and Young Republicans. Dud is cur‑ former Barbara Carson, an AIpha the class of ,68, and Sue. While in co11ege Art served as the house rently a member of the Costa a七602 S. Milton Historian and was a student man‑ Mesa Kiwanis Club and he was ana. Dr. Gribble was at one time ager of I.U. in F七. Wayne Chi Omega at Indiana・ They live Rensselear) Indi‑ s football team. In elected Kiwanian of the year for treasurer of the national optome‑ the army he was∴a CaPtain in the 1966. His hobbies include sports try血atemity) Omega Delta. He Judge Advocate General Corps. of all sor七s. was also a member of the Junior Presently in addition to his law Chamber of Commerce and a Ro〇 profession) Art serves as chairman of the Aviation Commission and 七arian. Chairman of the Board of Indiana James Robert SaideIer, 29, has Gilmore Smith Haynie, ,39, Technical Co11ege in Ft. Wayne. recently moved to Sun City, Ari‑ His hobbies include bridge and zona, (Phoenix area) after living Rd. watching sports. twenty‑Six years in Cleveland. He tices law there with the firm of is district manager of Union Car‑ bide in the Los Angeles area, deal‑ makes his home a七4715 Hartman Ft. Wayne) Indiana. He prac‑ ing in the automotive chemicals Lingston, Dildine) Haynie and Yoder. At one time Gil was U.S. District Attomey. He and his currently Vice‑President in charge division. Since his two children, wife of sales at the Skelton Screw Cor‑ James and Martha, have just re‑ Theta at I.U. have two children Billy and Gil Jr. His son, Gil, Jr., Oswald Harrison Busch, 64, is and his Mary Ann? a Kappa AIpha poration in Beaver) Minnesota. Os cently married,くくBobタタ lives there with his wife, Dotty, wife live alone at lO624 102nd is presently the social chairman who was a Phi Mu a七Indiana, at Drive in Sun City. Bob here at Zeta. In his undergradu‑ s hobbies 318 Gordon Drive. In his under‑ are sailing and golf, and he says ate years graduate days) Os was social chair‑ that he lives just two minutes from the house having served as pledge Gil was very active in man at Zeta and was an officer of the first tee of the nearby country trainer of the I.U. Rifle Club. club. chairman. SOCial chairmanJ and rush