Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Deita Fraternity at lndiana University 631 E. Third St", 丁wo Bioomingto=, Indiana 47401 69 ZetaへFiji Atthjspointintheresearch itismuch too indefiniteto usetheword cure, yeta Spring s Discove「 Possib漢e Acne Cu「e Dr. OIsen, a BIoomington native, PrOmising acne treatment drug couId graduated from University High Schooi in 1964. Hethen attended lndiana Uni‑ theoretically save some 17 m冊On teen‑ VerSity where he majored in zooiogy, agers $50 m冊On annua=yon ineffective After making the Dean acne drugs and ointments・ Dr. FrankW. times, OIsen was seiected to AIpha Ep‑ Yoderand Dr.ThomasOIsen, both 1969 Silon DeIta, a Pre‑med honorary fra‑ ternity. Zeta Fiji s are responsible for the drug s discovery. The two dermatoiogists grew up in BIoomington, Were rOOmmateS at s list severaI Among his other honors, Dr. OIsen WaS VOted Outstandjng Freshman by Phi Gamma DeIta, and attended lndiana University SchooI of Medicine together. Dr. Yoderand Dr. Oisenwereamong Dr. Oisen remained for his internship. Six other researchers at the Nationa=n‑ He later compieted his dermatoIogy Stitute of Health, Bethesda, Md., Who residency atthe University ofCincinnati. treated 14 patients who were covered his piedge class. After medicaI schoo=n indianapoIis, Dr. OIsen now =ves in Washington, on face and back with seve子e acne. D,C., With hiswife, Candy, and theirin‑ These patients had previousiy been fant son, Christopher, W剛e continuing treated, for the disease with littie or no research at the Armed Forces lnstjtute Change. Of PathoIogy. in 1978, he received the After a 16week piIottest, uSing daiIy Eari D. Osborne FeiIowship in Derma‑ OraI doses of 13‑Cis‑retinoic, 13 of the topathoiogy. Patients were compIeteiy cured of the acne whiIe the 14th had a 75 percent improvement, ington in the 1950 lt s so surprising to see something WOrk so fantastica=y, it good to be truetherewon effects, s aImost too t beanyside said Dr. Yoder. Dr. Yoder and Dr. OIsen know the drug works, buttheydonotknowwhy it WOrks or what other organs ortissues in the body might aiso be affected. PresentIy, the Food and DrugAdmin‑ istration is conducting indepth research Dr, Yoder s fam‖y moved to Bioom‑ decided to continue his research in dermatoiogy at the Nationa=nstitute s Business Of Health (NiH). itwas herethat helater Schooi. Dr. Yoder graduated from high SuCCeSSfuIiy treated iame=ar ichto‑ father was teaching at l.U. SChooi in 1965 andthenwentonto l.∪. hyosis, a genetic skin disease by using Where he spent his first yearas an eco‑ nomics major. He became interested in medicine after taking some science COurSeS. Dr. Yoder married Diana Brog‑ 13‑Cis‑retinoic acid. Later, he discov‑ neaux in 1969 bacheIor upon compieting his s degree. Mrs. Yoder taught EngIish at a junior high schooI whiIe Frank was in medicaI schooI. Yoder decided to enter dermatoiogy during hissenioryearin medicaI schooi anjmai toxicity tests before a drug can in lndianapolis. He iater went on to be approved. Michigan where he finished his intern‑ The FDA requires two years D「. Frank Yoder Ship at Kaiamazoo. in 1973 Yoderbegan his residency at Ohio State University. He remained there unti1 1975 when he s late s when Frank chronic as to the side effects of the acne drug, ered the drug s effectiveness in treating aCne, Yoder is now iiving in UpperAr冊g‑ ton, Ohio, a Columbus suburb, With his Wife and their two sons, John and Benjamin. He has had a private derma‑ toiogy practice for 20 months, The results of Dr. Yoder and Dr. Oisen s work were pubIished in the Feb. 15, 1979, edition of the New EngIand JournaI of Medicine. F雪ji, Kappa De漢ta A Huge Success in看"∪ by Kyle Grayson s Sing was TheseYears. Sing 81 The Fijis were paired with Kappa Deltasororitythis spring forthe50th an‑ niversary i.U, Sing. The theme for this year 1979 StiII Singing After Ail The Fiji songIeaders, With much help from the Kappa Delta song‑ Ieaders, began planning fortheshowal‑ most twoweeks before Christmas break, After Christmas break, PraCtice Started for the big show. With the par‑ tjcipation of3O Fijis and 30KDs,thepro‑ duction was weil on its way, 丁he theme of our production was Take Me Back to Ragtime, lt featured Shine on Harvest Moon was sung by 4 Fijis and 4 KDs. Othersongs included ̀̀He=o My Baby and Charieston. We were very pIeased with our per‑ formance and agreed that our l.∪. Sing an eIderIy man reminiscing about the Waythingswere atthe Hopp, a barhere PrOgram is a good one and hope that With the foundation Iayed this year, We On CamPuS, When hewas in schooi. A W用be on top again nextyear. fine barbershop quartet version of \r\nPage 2 HOOSIER 棚〃00雷作仔H〃 FiJi, Spring, 1979 Bake「 Cup Continues書ts Unend冒ng Se「vice The forces that have been greatest in my iife have been Godand the Co=ege Fra‑ ternity that moulded me. 丁homas R. Marsha= Pub=shed regularIy throughout the SChool year by Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Deita Fraternity at indiana Un主 ▽討Si呼両手￣師言古可所謂t o「it5￣珂両市￣ brothers and friends. Contributions of news of graduate brothers are welcomed and encouraged at a= times. Let us know what you are by Mark We11er doing. Editor 80 Baker Cup Chairman …………… Photography …… Greg Reifel 82 PauI Scudder 82 The Baker Cup Committee is keep‑ ing busy this semester striving fo「 HOUSE COPPO月A T/ON OFF/CEPS Chairman of fhe Board: DarraII R. Parsons 23 .…… Muncie Presiden t: Dougias H. White 46..‥ indianapo=s Vice‑Presiden t: W川iam H.Keck 41 .‥.‥ Mt.Vernon Treasurer: COmmunity service in BIoomington. On February 14th Zeta brothers or‑ Hospita=ty House, a COnVaIescent home in BIoomington. The aftemoon was to door. Two residentiaI sections were COVered and a totai of $326.00 was col‑ iected; an amaZing job considering the 30 degree weather and foregone NCAA SPent PIaying bingo and singing・ Later, basketbail playoffs. ganized a Valentines Day Party at the Candy and Vaientines made bythe bro‑ More actjvities are planned after thers were aIso passed out, Before the Spring Break, On Apr= 「O our annuaI COmmittee left, time was spent visiting those unabIe to ieave their rooms. MonroeCounty ison thecaIendar. Many 丁he Red Cross Bioodmobiie was on W冊am C. Reed 50 .‥. Bioomington Secretary: David Shiriey ………. Bioomington This was a very criticaI time as the iast bioodmobiIe left 931 pints short of the Change, this year we w川receive heIp s responded by having 29 brothers donate blood and 59臆. ‥臆E!19OmingtorI recall the fun of the last two years with the egg coIoringand Easteregg hunt.As 8 voIunteer their time durjng the three W冊am E. Jenkin Easter Party with the GirIs CIub of CamPuS February 27, 28, and March l・ Red Cross goal. Zeta Fiji DirectoIS: BIoomington and the brothers from Phi Gamma Deita aided theAmerican Heart Assocjation by so=citing donations door from the women of Sigma DeIta Tau Sorority. This shouId add to the festive SPirit of the party. Whether giving bIood for the Red WiiIiam H. Keck 41 King R. Traub,46 ‥…‥ indianapoiis COnteSt, but more importantIy, the Red Cross, SOIiciting donations for the Heart Fund, Or Organizing parties for a con‑ Vaiescent home oryoung giris cIub, the George SchatzIein 46 ‥. 1ndianapoIjs Cross eas‖y surpassed its projected Zeta Fiji goai. and in the community. SamueIReed 56 Chad Davis 8O …… Mt.Vemon ………… Muncie ………….. Marion MikeM川er 80 ……… Bioomington BrentDunn 80 ……… Bargersvi=e Jerry F. Tardy 61 …… BIoomington 1979 ZETA OFF/CERS Presiden t: Chad Davis 80 …………‥ Marion Treasurer: MikeM冊er 80 ……… BIoomington Pecording Secretary: Ron Thompson 80 … … ‥ Pittsburgh Corresponding Secretary: Steve Eisner 80 …・「……‥ Seymour Historian: Rich Keck 80 ………… Mt.Vemon day臆Visit; As a resuIt, We臆Placed second among a旧ratemities in the bIood drive Heart Sunday was March = jn s are heIping others on campus \r\nPage 3 BasketbaI獲Season CIoses with Zeta 丁he President,s Leading書nt「amu「aIs by 240 Points Message by Tom Bachofi Tim Wiley 81, by Chad Davis 81, 1ntramuraI Co‑Chairmen 80 Zeta has again exempIified its intra‑ Thesemesterw川be cIosing outwith muraI exce=ence by increasing its a旧 SOftbaiI as the brothers hereatZetahave This Spring has broughtmuch activ‑ ity to Beechwood, and the men ofZeta CamPuS lead to again fieIded three strong teams. Weare are preparing to wind up what appears hoping to c=nch the titie for the fifth to be another successfuI year. 240 points over her Ciosest competitors, the SAE s. Once again, the Phi Gams exhibited Straight year, and retire another Aii‑ On March 「O Pig Dinner was heId their basketbaii supremacy. The season Campus Championship trophy here at With a sizeabie number of graduate WaS high=ghted by the A team, Who Beechwood. brothers present, Brother W用iam s COntrOl defense and baIanced shooting Keck, Offense left their competitors spelト monies and Brother Louis A. bound. The A s cIosed theirseason with Oniy one mark in the 10SS area, aS they Iost the A=‑Fratemity championship by 41, SerVed as master of cere‑ Bud MangeIs, Archon President, WaS the guest speaker. Pig Dinner Co‑Chair‑ men, John Ohnemus, 79, and Mike Six points to the eventuai Ali‑Campus Champion Phi Kappa Aipha. The game Tackett, WaS marked by excjtement and emotjon attending enjoyed getting acquainted With and taiking to many ofthegraduate With each team having no more than a three point lead untiI the end. Brock 80, made sure the event ran SmOOthly, The undergraduate members brothers. 1t proved to be a pIeasant 79 evening for alI and with continued sup‑ Ciosed their basketba= careers here at Zeta by making it to the AiI‑Fratemity POrt Of the graduate brothers, Zeta hopesto improve in theareaofgraduate finals the last three years in a row. reIations. Gordon 79 and Jim Stanbrough ThePledgeand Cteamsalso madeit to thefinaIs oftheirindividual divisions. Both teams were undefeated untiI their The table temis team composed of 79 and Steve Eisner Beechwood during three rush weekends this Spring. Rush Co‑Chairmen Pete finaI game in toumament piay. John Rose Rush is underway with approxi‑ mateIy 100young menscheduledtovisit 80 MarshaiI, 80, andTom Backoff, 80, have been working hard to maintain and im‑ PrOVed successfui, aS they won the AIl‑ PrOVe Zeta Fraternity Championship and later iost their efforts and with the heip of the s Rush Program. Through in a gruei‖ng match fortheA=‑Campus brothers, theChapterhopestoobtain an Champions. The racketbaIi and handba= OutStanding pIedge cIass for next year. teams aiso picked up additionai points in the area of lntramuraIs, Zeta cur‑ for Phi Gamma DeIta. At the freethrow iine, Zeta shot their Way tO anOther Ail‑Campus champion‑ rentiy enjoys a 222‑POin=ead over a= Other fraternities. With the spring sports Ship byconnectingon91 0utOflOOfree‑ throws. Freshman Don McMahon paved the way by hitting20outof20from the Charity stripe. yet to be counted into the tota上the Chapter is working hard to cIinch its fifth consecutive AiI‑Campus lntramurai Championship, a reCOrd which is un‑ matched in recent times. \r\nPage 4 Mom P音edge Class s Weekend‑ Big Success P「oject by Greg Reilel 82 FoIiowing in the traditjon here at Zeta言he 1978 Piedge CIass compieted an accompiished Freshman project 0n March 4. 丁he weekend was blessedwith beau‑ tifuI weather, thus giving the brothers many valuabIe hours of landscaping WOrk outside. By Sunday, graVel had been hauled in to fiiI under the over‑ hang, the frontyard had been raked and reseeded, and theground had been dug Out arOund the bushes with agardener s PreCision and ingenuity. 丁he臆」d"apidated臆baby grand piano, that once sat unnoticed in the living room, Can nO ionger beseen. Thanksto the unending work this class bestowed unto her, the piano, after stripping and refinishing has been revived to a new State Of beauty. 1t was completed in a Pure mahogany wood‑grain finish. W回e many of the brothers were WOrking on the piano, downstajrs in the Sub‑basement changes were also being made. To make more room forourLittie by B「ian Tayio「 This year 80 s Mom s Weekend was l.∪. Sing, Upon returning to the house, OnCe again a huge success. Over 70 everyone met in the dining room to en‑ 500 BikeTeam, thecontentsofthe base‑ mothers were greeted the morning of joy the snacks that were brought by all ment were completeIy straightened and reaiigned. The brothers added a final touch by painting aII the wa=s and Ceiiing. Saturday, Feb. 17 with a camation and a big hug from their favorite son. The aftemoon was spent shopping, the moms. The weekend was conciuded with evening, the mothers were treated to a the cIeaning of the grate in Oak Ha町 Oak Room and the Dining Room. After tourjng thecampus, and reiaxing. lnthe Sunday moming concIuded the Weekend with a speciai djnner prepared by our cook, Once again our moms left under‑ SuPerb prime rib dinner at the Ramada Standing a =ttie more why their sons lnn fo=owed by front row seats at the Iove for the house is so great! being scrubbed to its originai coior, the brothers mopped on a s掴con sealer Which was supposed to heip retain the grate s coior. The Freshman project had the un‑ measurabIe reward of seeing aii the brothers of the 78 Piedge Ciass work‑ Zeta Advances to Numbe「 Two 冒n A8漢‑F「ate「n冒ty Scholarship ing together to achieve a common goa上 The weekend was shared with bothtjred muscles and stiff backs, but aiso a memory of brotherhood at its finest Bike Team Themen ofZE丁Aw用sponsorafund drive to raise money for its bike team. Time has taken its toiI on the equip‑ ment. The bike team had severaI prob‑ iems with equipment this year. It is im‑ by Tod HuntIey 81, Rhett Talbot 81 Schoiarship Co‑Chairmen Like many Fjji traditions, Schoiar‑ Ship remains a key aspect in the life at Zeta. As in intramuraIs and campus ac‑ tivities, We are aIso having an exceIlent year in schoiastics. Last semester s re‑ SuIts are in, and we again proved to be aforceto be reckoned with on campus. M.B.A. schooi, and PauI Monney to law SChooI. The second round of notifica‑ tions wiil besentoutsoon, SOtherestof the seniors shouid soon be contacted. Zeta s representation in the varjous CamPuS honoraries is also one to be PrOud of, Senior Craig CoIv帥e has s of been seiected into Phi Beta Kappa, and 4.0, Whiie25 had averagesover3.5 With Jeff Fettig is now an initiate of Beta a totaI of55 brothers hoiding faII marks Gamma Sigma. Two brothers we「e above 3.0, the house G.P.A, rOSetO an Chosen for Blue Key, four for Mortar POrtant tO Carry On the tradition of our amazing 3.05; gOOd for second piace Board, and a host of brothers for Phi fine biketeam at indiana. Moreinforma‑ among the 33 I.∪. fratemities. Judging Eta Sigma, Sigma Deita Chi, and AIpha tion w冊 from mid‑term grades for this semester, Lambda Deita, it appears as ifthis feat wiIl be equailed Or SurPaSSed this semester. Last year, alI of the seniors who ap‑ and with one semester aIready over, be sent out this summer con‑ Ceming this probiem, If any questions need to be answered (Or COntributions Sent) piease don t hesitate to contact me, Three brothers earned G.P.A. P‖ed to graduate schooIs were ac‑ J. Kevin King CePted. This year is proving to be no 2528 Washington St, exception. Aiready, Seniors Craig CoI‑ CoIumbus, lN 47201 ∨帥e and Matt Keefer have been ac‑ (812〉 372‑2773 CePted to medicaI school, Jeff Fettig to With her strong schoIastic tradition, Zeta is truiy proud of her schoIarship achievements. But as with everything eise, number two is not good enough! in iooking to the future, numberone is Within our grasp! \r\nPage 5 HOOSiER Spring, 1979 109th An皿a岳N⑬面S Pig Dinner Purp器e Ga「te「 by JeffしaughIin FiJl, 80 丁he freshman cIass celebrated their upcoming initiation attheannuai Purpie Garter Dance. The affairwas heId atthe Fireside Restaurant and MoteI on Fri‑ day, February9.Theevening beganwith a buffetserved by thestaff and the dance fo=owed, An added flair was present this year as a trip for two to Miami Beach was raffIed off. At approximateiy 8:00 the drawing was heid and Sophomore Pete MarshaiI of Zionsv用e aIong with his beautifui date, Miss Jenny Young, a Kappa Kappa Gamma from BIoom‑ ington, departed from the inclement Weather to the sumy beaches, The re‑ mainder of the evening was fiiIed with the traditionaI garter contest and the Sharing of brotherhood. 1t was certainly a fitting ceIebration for the pIedge ciass House Changes by Brent Dunn by Greg ReifeI 80 To the brothers who haven 82 Come brothers ere again we part, t been WaS the theme of this year s lO9th ceie‑ Craig Reed braved the opposite end. Next on the agenda for the evenjng abie to visit the physicaI structure of Beechwood during the last few years, bration of the Zeta Norris Pig Dinner WaS the presentation ofthe awards. Ste‑ held on Saturday, March lO. Ven Eisner, you w川be pIeased to know that your 丁he evening began at 4:30 with an SuPPOrting doliars have been going a iong way towards making the house a 80 awarded the Freshman PIaque to Davjd PauIey, 82, John OPen￣bar at the house. This gave the Ohnemus言79 presented the Outstand‑ graduates a chance to meet with their Ciassmates, along with the opportunity Jeffrey Fettig, During the summer of 1976 the Zeta Capitai Building Fund contributed ap‑ to meet some unfamiiiar faces; SPeCifi‑ the W冊inson Award presented byChad PrOXimateIy $45,OOO toward compIete new wiring throughout the house. Fo=owing the open bar, eVeryOne Safer and more comfortable pIaceto iive. During the foIIowing summer, an aト tractive quarry tiIe fIoor was instalied downstairs in the Dining Room, Oak Ca=y the freshmen. ing Senior Award to Mark McKee言79. Davis, moved to the l.∪. Foundation BuiIding for the famed dimer. W冊am H. Keck, 41 opened the ceremony as the Toast‑ master of the Dinner. David Emery, 82 79 was the recipient of 80,丁he Outstanding Aiumnus Award went to Mark Hesemann, 77. The ceremony was c10Sed with a SPeeCh by Louis Bud Mangeis, 56. Mr. Mangeis spoke on the National Fra‑ ternity and Zeta s roIein her, Thespeech Room, and Oak Ha=●This pastsummer gavethecuefordinnerto beginwith his WaS SPiced with Mr. Mangeis the bu=ding fund contributed about lnvocation, The IndianaMemoriaI Union Periences concerning Phi Gamma Catered the evening, featuring a deIi‑ Deita. FoIIowing the speech, manyOfthe65 $30,OOO toward aII new intemai plumb‑ ing and many new fixtures. A few other Iess major improvements, incIuding SOme fine newcarpeting inthehallways, have been compIeted. own ex‑ Cious ham entree. After the dinner, the freshman class graduates who attended proceeded to Carried inthepigsinging an open bar atthe Foundation. Atouch Pig!, WhatHo!The in atraditionthat has been aritual Of comedy was added bythe cIass of 69 Thereareanumberofprojectsonthe in the ceremony since its beginning. Who laterwas reported seen carrying the agenda to be compIeted during the Summer Of 1979 or wheneverfunds be‑ Darreli Pig from barto bar. Of kissing the nose of the pig, Whiie COme aVa=abIe. A few of these incIude, aiI new outside windows, neW bu冊‑in CIosets in the rooms, an eXtenSion to the Dining Room and/or kitchen and a new ceiIing in the Dining Room. When and if these and other projects are undertaken wiiI depend upon future COntributions and upon the decisions of the House Corporation when to spend the money. Thanks to the efforts of the House Corporation and the graduate brothers the House structure itseif has reached acceptable safety standards. For now, it wouid seem, Beechwood is as sound as the brothers and brotherhood that have aiways marked her existence. Peck Parsons had the honors \r\nPage6 HOOSiER FIJl, CONFIDENTIAL RUSHING FORM Name of Rushee Home Address Entering as CoIlege Address Father Mother s Name s Name Other Beiatives or Friends in Fratemities Rushee s Former School His Academic Record TaIents and lnterests Do you know Rushee personally? If not, SOurCe Of info. Further Remarks Can Bushee afford Fratemity financiaI obligations? ls this a cou「tesy recommendation? Do not over‑rate the young man recommended. It is an injustice to him and to the Chapter. Co=ege and Year Signed Your Address Recommended: Yes̲ No̲ Date Piease mai=o: Rush Chairmen; Phi Gamma Delta; 631 East Third; BIoomington, ln. 47401 PHI GAMMA DELTA 631 E. 3rd BLOOMiNGTON, IN 474O「 母≠ ㌦軽め l軽D 畳語鞠 馨欝押し曾 ///// Spring, 1979