萱量量E Ⅱ00S量細嶋田暮す量 B」OOMINGTON, 1ND暮ANA SUMMER 1990 F量J量S C細L細BRA富E L漢音題I.細500 IN S冒YL細 Every spring, Fijis Iook forward to L剛e 500 Week as not oniy an opportunity to biow off POint accuracy in demoiishing the compe‑ titon with his heroics. ln the exciting dunk SOme Steam, but as a great way to expe‑ rience once again the bonds of brother‑ toumey, freshman Cris ̀̀Chet Erekson 93 came out of nowhere to dazzle the hood which brought us together. 1990 was CrOWd with his rendition of the Kiss‑The‑ Rim and Air Jordan monster siams. Chet G「eg 」enny Gruning 90, Mike Sniglet SummerviiIe 90, and Matt 白Shark Hamer 90. While the「e was on‑ Iy one winner, a gOOd time was had by a= PIayers, Caddies, and oniookers. The ceieb「ation began with the Big Red then buried the competjtion when he took On race eve, the amual Bike Dinner put everyone in a wiming frame of mind as the Reiay competition on Easter weekend,丁he Off from the free throw =ne and sunk the brothers showed their appreciation for their Fijis took second place in the running event, Which we entered with our sorority rock with his patentedくくSkydunk. Pledge brothers who had worked so hard On the bikes a= year. The bike team, in tum, Showed its appreciation for the strong no exception. Pai「, Kappa Kappa Gamma. The team in‑ CIuded Mike Squiggy Moo「e 90, Whit Fioss Mille「 Cesare 91, and Jeff Choc After the event, the victor commented, ̀̀l was a littie apprehensive about the skydunk because this week in practice I was taking off too early, CIearing the house, and winding up On the roof of Swain Ha=, bu= was abie 91. On Apri=7, five days befo「e the race, to find the hoie today。 Next year the the brothers took part in the largeIy ex‑ brothers are pianning to possibIy inciude Perimentai but highiy successfuI Phi Gam Slam. This inaugural three‑POint shootout and slam‑dunk competition consisted of Other fratemities in the competition and hopefu=y solicit community sponsorships, making the Phi Gam Slam an annual chari‑ four representatives from each ciass show‑ ty benefit. ing off their hooping ab輔es. The honored On the day before the race, the broth‑ judges for this event were l,∪. Basketba= e「S kicked off the excitement with the an‑ team members Eric Anderson, Calbert Cheaney, Pat Graham, and Chris nual Senior Goif Toumament down Third Street, Competition was fierce, but Ted FIetch Lawson. In the three‑POint contest, Pat Kersey house support, and awarded Pat ̀̀Zeke Zeke 90 dazzIed the judges with his pin‑ Ha軸ey 90 upset the contenders With a strong finish, inciuding an ace on the finai hoIe, His main competition came from Beta Graduate Cup Retumed to IU喝阜S This year was a very productive one for Zeta at the Beta Graduate Chapter s State Day, Not oniy did we have a iarge and enthusiastic group of brothers attend, but we aiso f面shed in first piace in the Beta Graduate Cup competition, reCOgnizing the most outstanding Chapter of Phi Gamma DeIta in the state. The Beta Graduate Cup report covers five areas: SChoiarship, graduate reiations, SOCiaI 月iders Tbdd Cル;ser Pansom, Bren書 Hobbs Amo/d, and Jon Digger Service, ruSh, and intramurals, These are a= areas in which Zeta does ve「y weIl. 書he bike, Our schoIa「ship not oniy produced outstanding GPA s for both the active chapter and the pledges, but because of ou「 new program, deveioped in 1987, We Were abIe to pre‑ Sent its format in such a way that knocked the judges off their feet, Kersey 90 the Outstanding Senior Sup‑ POrter Plaque by …animous decree. Zeta has made tremendous strides in graduate reIations in the past year, This is large一 Iy due to the tireless work of Brother Smith Grief rest/ess/y awai書請ei′ neX書tum on 92. He w=i continue this effort into next year, Afte「 dimer, the brothers headed out to AssembIy Ha= to cheer on the tricycle team as Zeta plans to host severaI reunions for our graduate brothers, (See reunion informa‑ as they attempted to repeat as Mini‑500 tion eisewhere in this edition,) Champions, The team was seeded third and had won in both 1988 and 1989, but Not oniy we「e this year s reunion weekends exciting for both the graduate and undergraduate brothers, bu=hey were aIso a weIcome feature in Zeta s graduate reia‑ tions agenda. Examples such as these, Where Zeta is embracing new ideas with an open mind, COnStitutes a Cup winner, Sociai service is another area whe「e Zeta is expanding, Brothers of ai=eveIs are ex‑ Periencing the rewarding feeIing of helping others at our university, aS We= as in the BIoo‑ mington community, At this time, Zeta has Iogged more social service hours than at any they were not able to make the ha=rick. Team membe「s included Ted白目etch,, Ha軸ey 90, Mike Squiggy Tom ̀Sch「oeder Wes章 買Renko Parkison ,91. Moore 90, 90, and Andy On the moming of the big day, the broth‑ ers we「e at the track early to suppoれthe time in our recent histo「y. AIso, OnCe again Zeta has a brothe「 in practicaliy every area of campus Ieadership this year, from vice‑PreSidents of the Student Alumni Council to Student Foundation Steering Committee membe「s. The freshmen cIass was very eage「 to get out on campus as we=, PrOducing everything from SAC chairmen to iFC chai「men to Bass Ciub Treasurer! (Cont d. on Page 8) riders in their p「erace wa「m‑uP. The Fijis Were Wearing the green jerseys of the pole POSition, Which they had won three weeks earIier by destroying the previous track (Cont d. on Page 8) \r\nPage 2 富HE Ⅱ00S量ER F賞JI Summer 1990 THE PRESIDENTS CORNEB F郵)s hookimg Th)富he Future 職乳sic重n部 The Hoosie「 Fiji is pubiished semi‑ Dear Brothers, VOice川is great to know that many grad‑ annua=y bythe men ofthe Fratemity of When l last addressed you in this column Phi Gamma Delta at Indiana University ! told you about a number of changes Dean for members and friends. News, Photos, and address changes Can be sent to Kevin Smith, Aiumni Relations Chairman, 631 East Third St.. Bioomington, IN 47401. Chap七e富O縦ce重s President. ‥ Thomas Edward Mariani Treasurer ‥. Timothy Richa「d Powers Recording ‥ David Craig RandaII Secretary … Cor「esponding Matthew Trayior Moore Secretary … . Matthew Mer「ick O「me Historian. ‥ Michael Gordon was plan両ng for our As it stands now, the Dean has changed Greek system, The pIan, known as Dean his position about the five week pIedge Gordon s 19 Cha=enges for the 1990s, in‑ Period。丁he cha=enge now reads that a= Cluded two changes that we vehementiy OPPOSe. Specifica=y, these are a maximum Pledge programs must be initiated and COmPieted within the same semester, Fur‑ five week pledgeship and a mandatory thermore, they must not interfere with final deferred rush system for a= fratemities. exams. This wi= not be a probiem for Zeta in that coIumn, l also asked you, the graduate brothers, tO Write the Dean to VOice our position against these changes. 細心i七o富s rush. However, he has pushed back the gone through a number of revisions. Ai‑ though we s刷do not totally agree with the 1 994. We s刷OPPOSe this initiative and feel Dean, We nOW have a better unde「standing it couid hurt our chapter. Of his intent and believe we can live with William Joh[ Otteso〔 So, yOu may be asking, What does aI看this mean and how w冊these changes be im‑ his p「oposed changes. took the time to write the Dean. 1 spoke with Piemented? The undergraduates had the Same queStions, and in early ApriI, House Dean Gordon a number of times through‑ Corporation membe「s George Ginn, Mike Out the semester and it seemed that dur‑ Evans and l went to the Dean to discuss ing eve「y conversation he wouId say, the chaIIenges, know, l ‥ Mark Andrew Barry On the contrary, the Dean would st剛ike for ail fratemities to conduct a deferred date of implementation until the Fa= 0f You ve gotten a few more letters from At that meeting the Dean expiained that te= me he had received a ietterf「Om a Fiji he intended for the ChaiIenges to be a iiv‑ ing document; One that sets University in Switzeriand. IThanks, Brother Wade.) guideiines for chapters to strive towa「ds. the Fijis. ‥ Chapter. Since that time, the chaIienges have First, I want to thank aIi the brothers who Ⅲ00Si○○細諦i uate brothers are interested in protecting the future of Zeta Chapter, He even made a special note to The Dean has most definiteiy heard our He said each chaIlenge wilI be assigned a five point scale and chapters wiiI then be judged according to how we= they fulfiIi New Initiates G「eg Bu「son David Spalding .. indianapolis Akers. . indianapolis Boncosky. ‥ Joff W川 Doc Aa「on ‥ Fairbom, OH On Sunday, Feb「uary 18th. 1t started out etc,) we shouid be abie to avoid a deferred Cooke... ‥ West Lafayette With the traditional siient brunch, Setting the rush. Grosse Pointe, Mi mood for the long‑aWaited ceremonies. The The Dean further mentioned that he did ‥ PrOductive pIedge‑education program had PrePared the freshmen and sophomore not intend to single‑Out Or Punish the Fijis Drook… Chet Jon Noid Bob Didler Erekson‥ Franklin‥. Blades David Spencer Mike 帥Oy B川 Lewis… Ma「C Spaz Martin Cheech Dean Shakes David Lu「ch Andy Randali Wax Leeky David Sumo Squirt Pendieton tais of Phi Gamma Delta, The Cabinet had memorized its part and eiiminate this cha=enge. ‥ CoIumbus, OH Otte‥. Indianapolis Edina, MN Quigley‥ l[dianapolis Rarick Rheinhardt Wa嶋「 history of success aimost forced him to M而Oy… Rees‥ Storms‥. Thomas. ‥ W冊ams… Wu ‥ Yoder… s brothers‑tO‑be we旧o enter the inner por‑ . ‥ Fort Wayne Scott. 。 Chad Toby … … With deferred rush. He said our chapter Zionsv川e Moore Boome「 Matt ‥ 0請eson ‥ Scout Hoove「 EIkha直 ‥ 、. 1ndianapoIis Hoskins‥ T「Oy Frank This means that i=he Fijis continし晦tO SCOre We旧n other areas (academics, lMs, Clemens‥. Radar C「is nized by the University. initiation for the class of 1993 was heid Brown. G帥S Ryan 働租ims 24 R意o七h〇着s Of yet undetermined raw score to be recog‑ EIkha巾 Sponge ‥ them. A chapter w=l have to achieve an as Phi Gamma De賞ta Fort Wayne IndianapoIis the recentIy instaiIed Iights placed an em‑ Phasis on each of the Cabinet membe「s roIes during the ceremony. I am satisfied with how this issue has pro‑ gressed, however, We Shouid not complete‑ iy reIax,丁he University may sti= decide in The ceremony was executed with preci‑ 1994 to strictIy enforce defer「ed rush, We Sion in hopes of creating a lasting impres‑ Sion on the importance of ritual upon our therefore need to keep this issue in the newly initiated brothers. derstand where the University is headed, back of our minds until we completeIy un‑ Evansv… e Twenty‑four deserving pIedges were duIy if a defe「red rush is ever fo「ced upon the Batavia, lL initiated into the brotherhood of Phi Gam‑ Fijis言t wiii take g「aduate support to heip Evansviiie ma Deita. The ceremony was witnessed lndia[aPOIis that day by a= of the active brothers as weIl . Ande「SOn as seve「ai graduate brothers, lndianapoiis We proudIy welcome our twenty‑four Noblesvilie newest brothers into the foId, and are con‑ fident they wi= pIay a major roie in bring‑ ing our chapter to new heights. us through the change. We cannot看et a monumentai change such as this aiter the COurSe Of our chapter, (Cont d, On Page 8) \r\nSummer J990 冒HE ⅢOOSⅡⅢ F量J量 Page 3 REECⅢWOOD I量APPEN量NGS . . . 窟e七軸s Ⅲave Success一 F輯is P量ay Th) Win‑ Fbr The Nimth Comsecutive Ybar s right, foiks; for the ninth year in 丁his spring we say farewe旧o two of the a row the Aii‑F「aternity Intramura=rophy finest competitors ever to reside at Wiil reside at Beechwood. ln fact, the trophy Beechwood.日rent白Hobbs has now been at 631 for seventeen out of and Scott the past nineteen years! This is an accom‑ to beat in aImost twenty different intramural PIishment that every Fiji can be proud of. The competition was, aS uSuaI, Very events, In recognition of their achieve‑ That StrOng, i,M. Chairman Mike Hun書 90 90 were tough ments, they were both named Crimson Division Athletes of the Year. This is the 92 commented ea「1y in the first year the award has ever been given Sigma Nu and AIpha Epsiion Pi have to two peopie, and we十e very proud that Cunningham year, Maverick Snake Arnold got some rea=alent, i sure hope we can meet their cha=enge! both wime「S Wear the purple and goid" The freshman ciass contributed in a ma‑ Lucky for Mav, the Purple fought br冊ant‑ 曲暮1 Spring Rush: Ⅲore Pl郷皿ne心細o富 Summeす, E郷ll Zeta compieted a highly‑SuCCeSSful SPring rush program by extending bids to 26 outstanding high schooI seniors. 16 of those bids were signed and retumed by the end of May, forming a soIid base forthe in‑ COming pIedge c看ass" This year s rush continued our tradition Of a dry weekend scheduIe. Rushees were greeted to Beechwood on Saturday mom‑ jng by Rush Chairmen Rob Iy in several key sports, taking firsts in jor way to the success of the chapter, tak‑ ing firsts in both footbaII and voIieyba=. B輔ards, Cross Country, Bacquet ba=, Ten‑ Piedge cIass i,M. Chairman Greg Fo=owing the house tour and iunch, the nis, Track and FieId, and Vo=eybaIi" These Championships enabIed Zeta to secure the trophy early in the year" Bur‑ the 「eai surprise this year was the success Other sports. Burson went on to say and seve「al quick athIetes, the freshmen Maverick added, That s the way Fijis win Championships; Wh=e we are not aIways blessed with the best athletes, eVeryOne is ner was held in the newIy renovated din‑ ing room at Beechwood on February 23, making it the first year in recent memory that the graduate dinner was heid at the eager to cont「ibute wherever they are abIe. With organization, 1 1 0 percent efforts, and great house suppo巾I believe tha=he trophy can reside at Beechwood for many years to come. With that kind of a請tude, Fijis w冊aIways house. The evening was a huge success, With On Saturday night, eVeryOne WaS enter‑ tained by the brothers十endition of ̀̀Satur‑ day Night Live! . Smoker was then held in the informa川ving room so the brothers COuId have an opportunity to get to know Were able to overcome. The 120th edition of the Norris Pig Din‑ 92・ brothers took the rushees to the HPER for Perience, but with hard work, dedication, 冒o Reechwoo心 Razor HowIey a fun‑f川ed aftemoon of basketba= and 93 said, ba= team had any high schooI footba= ex‑ Comes Ⅱome Uwe We knew we had Akers that onIy one membe「 Of the pledge fooト Pig Dまnneお 92 and Tom SOme high‑Caliber vo=eybaii players, but Son We had in footba旧 1盆0七h Ⅳo重富is Schein be kings of the intramura=ieid" the rushees, The weekend ended with a formal brunch on Sunday moming・ Thjs summer, the brothers are pianning On hoiding a rush weekend at the house June 9‑10. This new program Iooks to be a great opportunity for potentiaI rushees Who did not have an opportunity to come down this spring, Events for the weekend W帖nciude atrip to Lake Lemon for water‑ Skiing, VOileybaII, and a cookout・ 9, OVer 200 brothers on hand to hear guest Mangels, a Zeta Yet anothe「 「ush function w‖ be heid the g「aduate from 1956, Mr. Mangels, an eX‑ first week of cIasses in the fa=. Pob and SPeakerしouis A, Bud Archon President and currentiy President Of the Beechwood EducationaI Foundation, gave an exciting speech on the future of the fraternity, and addressed the goais and Comおu七〇着Room 働e七s A田地ce患i重t Tom wouId =ke to thank a= graduates who have heIped them with recommendations, and they wouid Iike to stress that it is NOT TOO LATE to send them names of young accomplishments of the Beechwood Edu‑ CationaI Foundation. Beechwood Educational Foundation, neXt The 1990 WiIkinson Award candidate uate support has aIways been crucial to the year the brothers wi= enjoy the advantages SuCCeSS Of our rush program, Which is ob‑ WaS annOunCed to be Brent nold Hobbs Ar" 90. The Outstanding Senior Award WaS given to Dan ̀F○○z and new initiate David Dickman しurch Scott 9O, 丁hanks to the generous suppo巾Of the Of a renovated computer room" The house CurrentIy has exce=ent computer equip‑ ment, inciuding three lBM personai com‑ men you feei wouid make fine Fijis. G「ad‑ Viously crucial to the continued success of Our Chapte「. Your help is appreciated. Please contact: 93 PuterS aS We= as an Appie. ln addition, the WaS aWarded the Freshman Plaque as the most outstanding freshman" house is u軸zing two HewIett Packard Iaser Rob Schein Printers which are capable of producing letter‑quaiity documents as we= as sophis‑ 2360 S. 950 E. ticated g「aphics. Next semester, this equip‑ Zionsv川e, lN 46077 ment wi= find its home in a newly renovated (31 7) 679"6856 The Rogge Memorial Award for outstand‑ ing IntramuraI participation was given to Scott 白Snake Hunt 90 and B「eれt Hobbs ArnoId 90. The Wooiing Memo‑ 「ial Schoia「ship Award was given to Jade 白Mac , Cusick 90. COmPuter rOOm COntaining functionaI com・ Puter desks and printer stands, efficient fluorescent lighting, and increased use of Fiji Bush Chairman 0R Tom Howley Many brothers commented that the pig avaiiabIe space. The brothers are confident Fiji Rush Chai「man WaS the best they had ever tasted冊you that these improvements wili assist in keep‑ 2002 Starmount Rd. missed this year s Pig Dimer, We hope you W冊be able to attend in 1991. ing the Fijis st「Ong aCademica=y through‑ Louisv帥e, KY 40207 Out the nineties. Thanks, graduates! (502) 893‑051 4 \r\nPage 4 ___THE HOOSIER FIJI Summer 1990 Dea cee i Rememb aw yw gw a ea y aa = a \r\nSUMMER 1990 THE HOOSIER FIJI Page 5 \r\nPage 6 THE 細輯is P寒地n HOOS暮ER FIJI Summer 1990 Ee七as Ⅲe量p Save富血e Wo重量心 C租重ee重患ec七u重e As environmentai consciousness becomes an increasingly vitaI issue in today Seおies s WOrld, Zeta Fijis are once again a step ahead in a campus‑Wide recyciing effort. Beechwood has instituted a recyciing program which has Ied the way for the rest As pa巾Of a joint effort between graduate 「elations and schoIarship chair‑ Of the Greek system to foiIow, Not only a「e the b「Others persistent in the recycling of botties, CanS, and pape「, men, the Beechwood brothers are pIan‑ but Environment Chairmen Matt ning to hoId their first‑eVer Career Plan‑ been hard at work educating the brothers on the importance of world awareness and ning Lecture Series, in which graduate brothers from d酷erent professionai fieIds Visit the chapter to sha「e their career ex‑ Tate「 Panucci and Ken the impact we as individuals can have on Mother Earth Slick Didier have s we=‑being" Several brothers participated in the Earth Day rally at Dunn Meadow on Apri1 22, and we are confident that, through hard work, lndiana w川SOOn be one of the most e輔cient and best educated campuses in the nation on the environmenta=ssues which Periences. The brothers are interested in Obtaining a better unde「Standing of what to Iook forvard to in pursuit of success beyond Beechwood, and feei this wouId Missing From冒血e Fo量d be a marveIous opportunity to do so. 1t is aIso a good chance for g「aduates to The whereabouts of the fo=owing brothers are unknown. 1f you have any information that may lead to their discovery, Please contact Kevin Smith at 631 East Third Street COnt「ibute to the success of their frater‑ nity, and to meet interested underg「ad‑ uates. If you have any inte「est in being Bioomington, lN 47401 ・ Your help in this important matter is appreciated. B「others are listed by their initiafion year. Edward E. Gates a part of this program, PIease contact Jay Paimer Kevin Smith, 631 East Third Street, John H. Smith Bioomington, IN 47401. Your assistance is greatiy appreciated. Ca「l W. Bond 21 F「ank J. Otte 23 Lee H. St「eake「 Nev川e V. Wi=iams Robert L Stoneh川 29 Geo「ge E. Paimer 30 SamueI E. Bechtoid 32 Thomas M. Cla「k 32 Fiii Scholarship W冊am M. Cock「um 32 Paui S. Wittenb「aker 33 Ⅲ穐心請ion Continues DavId D. Study Arthu「 F. Thompsoれ Richa「d A. French OutStanding academics was furthered Jack l. Neely 35 StrOng brotherhood. The Zeta brothers finished an imprressive third on cam‑ PuS in grade point average fa= SemeSter, SPOrting a 2.97 house GPA. The new freshmen represented us welI SChoIarship, finishing fourth on cam‑ 93. Congratulations to a= the brothers for another successful year! 62 James M, Carey Jo[ T. Fogle 62 B川y T. Byers J. Shan Ma巾n 66 Van W. Peck Jr. 49 Rufus C. Hunter 51 52 55 Theodore L. Moorman David F, Shi「ley Ph鞘P R. Akre 56 56 57 Richard L. Wailace Bo E.J.A. Hjeit DoyIe D. Zaring 57 59 59 82 83 Kevin E. EagIe Dougias S. Eimore 84 James L. Hoiland 84 Mark H. Ewen B「ia[ S, Gailmeie「 70 71 72 Brian F. Rundie Uies S. Wade Jr. 72 David A. Cusick 73 Corbin K. King Daniel J. King 73 73 73 73 73 74 85 85 Daniei B. Winters W冊am J. Canida Eric R. WiIson 85 85 Stephen E. Mye「S J. Scott Bu巾On 72 James D, Stewan 85 Michael S. Mays 70 Thomas J. Finnegan Thomas R. Hali 84 84 70 Robert S. Jackson 83 83 70 W冊am T. Smith 58 82 Mark H. Shultz Buckard H. Ortmam Arthu「 L. SheppelI 58 Rev. Ciarke C. M剛er W冊am C. Porte「 69 David W. Jenkins 58 Paui B. Scudde「 Wayne C. McDonald Kea[ E. Saizer 57 Charies P. Gibbs 68 Henry C. Stevenson 55 Lt. Col. Eugene Tweatt 81 82 Howard G. Bergdoii 70 Cia「k L. Randall 54 $( Je冊ey A. Shuman 68 John R. Mathias ScottL. Reed・80 Thomas L. Lockhart PoIet W. Senesac 68 RiCha「d D. HandIey 49 80 Ch「istopher L. Carey Stephen R. Springe「 48 67 68 James P. Reichert Morton C. W冊ams 67 79 79 79 P剛P S. Cia「k Mark S. Ga=o 66 67 Eddie W. Ha巾zIer 47 48 64 65 Alian V, Abbot, MD StanIey E. Deniser Kenneth E. Hauck 79 Tom Vanbuskirk 64 Gene R, PaIme「 47 79 David O. Stevning 63 Robert A. B「00kshi「e 47 77 79 Richard L. Nichoison 63 Stephen L. Neison DDS John L. Blarlk 75 76 Brock R. Go「don 63 D「. Darwin L. Mormon Richard L. NeaI and David Wu Paul R. Pomeroy 45 Mack R. R0We 92, DougIas J. Mye「S 46 toid,皿y‑Six brothe「S achieved at Ieast 91, Mark Barry 62 Me「reI D. Coffln Robe巾H. Shanks 90, Rick Tao 77 John B. Jonsson Le「Oy F. Mangin PuSWith a combined GPAof 2"93" A= ners for each cIass were Jade Cusick 40 44 Robert W. Maste「S a 3.00 average, The schoIarship win‑ 77 Mark R. McGee Stephen W. Bye「S Porte「 R. D「ape「 in the competition for pledge class James P, Cia「k Law「ence E. Maurer Jr. 40 Paui A. Ma巾n 61 61 James L. Binkiey 35 John A. Hetherington in 1989‑1990 through hard work and John C. Fechtma[ James E. Masson Rovert H. Seb「ing 37 Robert A. Lutz Gary S. Thompson Charies S. Otte 75 Michaei W. Sidebottom 60 Ha「old M. Stewart 75 Joh[ J. Rochford Jr. Michaei R. Ayers 161 Ve「nal D. Layto[ 35 75 Je冊ey T. McReynoIds 60 Arthur W. Spivey J「. 25 26 75 G「ego「y E. Cap"nger 60 Philip G. Sosinsk上60 24 Ea「I D. Foster The longstanding tradition of Richard D. BaiI 60 Robert W. Byme 22 85 86 86 86 86 Mark W, Rogers 86 Davld O. Shiriey 86 Robert E. Tu=y 88 \r\nSummer 7990 冒IIE HOOSI細R FIJ量 Page 7 ーGRADUAT細N細WS )81‑)8生G富租心s Pl地m )64一)67働富地心s Reunion Weekemd Pl租血書o Cele南重a七e 丁he undergraduate chapter is happy to be sponsoring the 25 7ea富s in coordination with the University Back to Schooi reunion weekend for brothe「s who graduated from 1981 to 1984, This Weekend promises to be fiiIed with fun times and renewed brotherhood. The time has come for the classes of 1964 to 1967 to ceiebrate twenty‑five years in the real world. The ciasses wiii COme tOgethe「 at Beechwood the Weekend of November 17‑18, 1990 for a time of reminiscing and brotherhood, The weekend begins Friday, Septem‑ ber 25, When the d冊erent ciasses w紺hit the town and catch up on the past seven lt promises to be an exciting time. brunch at Beechwood, a great OPPOれun‑ ity for graduates and undergraduates to g「aduates head out to Memoriai Stadium meet・ Fo=owing the brunch, eVeryOne to see ou「 Hoosiers ba州e the Michigan Will cheer on the Hoosie「s as they at‑ WoIverines on the gridiron. Tickets can tempt to fo旧he Fighting川ini o川冊Ois, Office at (812) 855‑4006. graduating classes f「om 1970 and 198O Wi‖ be gathering on Homecoming Week‑ end, October 12 and 13. This aiso iooks to be a fun‑fil菓ed reunjon, and we hope a= the graduates can come back to Beechwood and meet once again. Saturday moming, the brothers w冊be‑ be a chili brunch at the house beforethe After the game, the graduates wi= head down to Louisv川e, Where lodging Ifyoua「einterestedinmorein formationonanyofthesere‑ uniOnS,O「WOuIdliketoo「ganize Oneforyourclass,fee=reeto contactKevinSmiththissummer accomodations have already been ar‑ at2034FoxcIiffDriveWest,Mar Saturday evening the brothers and ranged for Saturday night. On Sunday tinsv川e,1N46151,OratBeech一 their Homecoming sorority pai「 wi= host the brothers have planned a day at Chur‑ WOOdnextsemester. the graduates for a Casino night at Chi= Downs, fo=owed by a group dimer. Beechwood. This promises to be a fun time, and we hope alI of you can par‑ 1f you have not yet been contacted about this event, COntaCt Kevin Smi書h, ticipate. Graduates wi= be contacted 631 East Third Street, B10Omington, iN SOOn With further details. 47401. We hope everyone can attend。 Zeta Spot量ight: James C. Wade ￨量量 78 was tional Marketing. He was recruited by Sium, Where this February the Ieaders an extremely active unde「graduate and the Swiss pharmaceuticaI company Of the Eastem European count「ies as‑ has majntained that 「ecord of actjvity Ciba‑Geigy to manage one of its prod‑ Sembled for the first time ever on the and service throughout his Iife. uct groups in Basel, Switzeriand. in Same Stage and fieided questions f「Om 1nvoived with l.∪. Sing and the Stu‑ 1985 he moved to Zurich to become an audience of internationai business‑ dent AIumni CounciI as an unde「grad‑ manager of a marketing unit at Citi‑ PeOPie, uate, Alfonzo attained the honor of Phi bank. Business took him to lndia, Beta Kappa, and credits his success to Pakistan, and ThaiIand, Woody AIfonzo Wade the things he learned as a Fiji pledge. Piedgeship taught me valuabIe Ies‑ 丁wo years Iater, Brother Wade moved to a smaIi Zurich‑based pubIishing SOnS about persistence, PerSeVeranCe, discipIine, and teamwork; it has aIso COmPany aS General Manager, but When the owners of this firm decided laid befo「e me the vaiues of gentIeman‑ to reiocate to New York, he joined the Iy tradition. I w冊aIways bethankfuI for Geneva‑based Worid Economic Forum, that experience, w「ites Wade. Alfonzo went on to receive his MBA a foundation dedicated to global high‑ ieve=nteraction between business and Brother Wade married the former Rosine Winzap in October of 1988 and =ves in Pu=y, a Suburb of Lausame, Even though Switzeriand is a long way from Indiana, he misses hjs fraternal ties, and b「Others who might happen to be in Europe on business or vacation‑ ing are weIcome to drop by, The ad‑ dress is Chemin de ChambIandes 42, 1009 Pu=y, Switzeriand. Home phone is O「「‑4121‑299‑116. in 1982 from the Harvard Business govemment ieaders,丁he Forum SchooI with a concent「ation in Interna‑ to fame is the annuai Davos Sympo一 s claim s tenth and twentieth‑year reunions, the gin the ceieb「ation with an informaI to ten years・ Saturday moming there wi= be obtained by ca=ing the Indiana ticket C賞asses o重170乳皿心 )80 P獲am萱o働athe重 \r\nPage 8 富Ⅱ細ⅡOOS量ER FIJ量 Zetal bjke′ Scof[買Snake Summer 1990 Hunf ′eads的e pack a′Ound lum ♯2 jn伽e 40書h amjye′Sary Li書t/e 500 Bjke Race" 細部s Celeb意地te Co血t)心・ Ret連館重機心皿鋤te CuおCo血書タ心. qualification record. At the start of the race, This increased effort on behalf of a= the SPirits were high as Scott Snake Hunt 90 sprung out to lead the pack. Snake was rookie rider of the year in 1989, and one Ofthe very best men on the track that day・ Indeed, a旧our riders rode a stellar race, inciuding veteran seniors Brent Hobbs 萱he P重esi心e血書)s Co富山e重CoⅢ七)d. b「others is aiso a sign of a Cup wimer. Zeta s rush program has been the envy Of other I,∪. fratemities for many years" This year is no exception. Under the 看eadership of our current rush chai「men, Rob Uwe Razor Howiey Schein 92 and Tommy 92, Zeta has inc「eased 90. its effort to recruit the finest possibIe young Rookie senior Todd Cruiser Ransom 90 also rode a br鞘ant race, but in the end men to become Zeta pIedges. This effort incIudes a new element; a Summer ruSh A「noid 90 and Jon Digge「 Grief the strong Sigma Nu team took the Weekend for potential Fijis who were invoIv‑ ed in spring spo巾S, making them unabie checkered fIag, While the Fijis pIaced a to attend one of our spring rush functions. respectable fifth, WhiIe the team was Fina=y, Zeta is once again blazing its understandingiy disappointed, the over‑ Way down the intramu「a=rail. Zeta cap‑ Whelming ̀̀purple haze support of the brothers came right from the heart and in‑ dicated that our riders we「e true winners, Whiie a= the 「iders have graduated, tured the intramural trophy, for the ninth COnSeCutive year, Zeta has aiways been bIessed with outstanding Ieadership, This year, O什the‑fieId support was especia=y StrOng. Senior Chip Meivin Pfau 90 Again, i want to thank ai=he graduates Who answered ou「 Ca= for heIp. Your ac‑ tion proved that Phi Gamma Deita is not for Coilege days aione! Please feel free to write me if you have any questions or comments about the Dean s Cha=enges. I can be reached at the house through the summer. in other news, l hope you are happywith the new Hoosie「 Fiji, Our editors, Mark 買Webste「 Barry and BiII Hoover O章‑ teson, have taken on the task of師nging its production completely back to the house. We wiil no ionger rely on an outside Publisher to do the Iayout and design. This issue wilI undoubtedIy have some wrinkIes we w川have to iron out in the future, but i am confident it can onIy get better. 90 is con‑ WaS named Most Outstanding lntramurai We are pianning on producjng four Hoos‑ fident that the Fijis w川be tough to beat in Supporter, it appears that the Purple Tide ier Fijis per yea「, Look for the next issue in 1991 , With a nucIeus of strong rookie riders CamOt be stopped! COaCh Mike Rob Hix しewis ham Spoxe Pruitt 93, Mike 92, and Tim Franklin 92, Troy ̀Maverick Dudiey Biades Cunning" Powe「s 91. Spoxe aIso wants to recognize the hard work of trainers John =Oscar 92 and Jon白Noid Frankiin Morrison 93. With a record such as this, it is a p「Oud accomplishment for Beechwood to do so We= at State Day, With the pace that we 書誌語霊:豊謂害欝 Please write to the Hoosier Fiji Edito「S. Fratema=y, a「e moving now, We hope we w冊be abie Thomas =Rev to report to you that Zeta has brought the COVeted Cheney Cup home to Beechwood. Keep Iooking for more exciting news・ , Ma「iani Chapte「 P「esident Perge! 91 \r\nBEECHWOOD EDUCAT工ONAL FOUNDATrON,工NC. 一.Making the future happen today'一 Some interesting facts about your foundation, eStablished about eight years ago by just a few IU Fiji graduates: ● Approximate￨y 200 Zeta brothers have made contributions to Beechwood Educational Foundation (BEF) during this brief period; OVer 50 non‑members have made donations; SeVeral corporation have matched contributions. ● Each year the number of contributors and the total amount has increased; the average amount of individual gifts continues to increase each year. ● 詳…嵩…書誌誌嵩譜…誌…童謡 from outside of the U.S. do not enjoy the same tax benefit. ● Bequests to B田F will pr9Vide the foundation with long 話芸。詩聖豊玉‡C器S詰謹詩語ties for greater ● Utilization of the Hoosier Fiji for fund‑raising 窪器e誌O言。諾a霊宝霊p叢e詳言g*…謀f霊震霊r霊th。d Of fund raising is acceptable to a11 members and their fami￨ies. ● 1n addition to the insert, al￨ past supporter of BEF 霊圭v詳…圭Ⅴ…n諾器r謂悪霊rePOrt about Foundation ● BEF has made scholarship grants to students, COmPletely Paid for the John E・ Scott Memorial Library′ PurChased 譲欝輩轟轟轟…p …繋謹謙譲叢議欝轟註 growing and providing even greater support. Your contributions should be designated for the Fiji Mom's 議書盤討。諾uき聖書。霊認諾蕊h霊F誌i詰。詳圭fic unrestricted. Complete and detach the form on the reverse side Of this insert and return it with your check in the encIosed Self‑addressed envelope. \r\nSevera￨ have contributors asked if to the additiona￨ John fund E. are Scott Memoria￨ needed. The Library library has Fund been 護叢蒜霊蒜護主薬欝書誌詳叢諾f七s Wi￨￨ be COmPuter used to fund equipment future needs of the the first; new computer eXtra funds room wi￨￨ and be additional used for new the ￨ibrary. 蓋詫叢七護憲謹叢…託…護等謹言認諾圭霊 講義鵠書誌e豊p詫七b韓f韓r許諾豊軒 護繋鶉譜講籠烏龍鶉譜欝… … … registered in lndianapo￨is′ ￨ndiana. BE田CHWOOD EDUCA冒￨ONAL∴FOUNDA冒1ON, ￨NC. 一一Making the future happen today'一 工ndicate your preference for your tax deductible gift(U.S. only) Unrestricted Fiji Mom's Memoria￨ Chal￨enge Library/Computer Fund Litt￨e 500 Room Fund Other 詫言言霊d詳認諾詫霊。y器.器† the Foundation trustees to Name Class 楽er諾…評議b霊‡露詫…器h器3dy器C架設a‡nF誌d…霊詫言nC addressed enve￨ope・冒hank you for your kind and ￨oyal support. Beechwood Educational Foundation,工nc.冒rustees Perge !