種 C し 一 書 ∴ † ‑ 菩ごl空電∴三言 美重富 きまや雲呑曽﹁S 善言罵り芝やA義 1 ‑暮∴∴ ︼ヽ 宝丁霊草 l霊へ) 芸 三七 Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity at Indiana University Volume ノ XXXXI, Number l Bloomington, Indiana February, 1974 New Cab盲net丁akes O怖ce The 1974 Cabinet (left and right): Seated ‑ Pete King, President; John Stewart, Corresponding Secretary; Standing ‑ Bry種n Stockton, Treasurer; Steve Craig, Historian; Scott Miller, Recording Secretary. PRESIDENT Peter King, S MESSAGE 76 On January 28, 1974, the bro‑ Since this installation, the new thers of Zeta Chapter of Phi Gam‑ ma Delta held cabinet installation Cabinet has dedicated itself to the achievement of the following ob‑ CeremOnies.冒he reins of respon‑ jectives : lems through a more open form of house government. 3.) The Cabinet recognizes the fact that Zeta Chapter has had in Sibility for Zeta Chapter and its 1.) The Cabinet is striving for general welfare were passed on to greater participation by every a new Cabinet consisting of Peter C. King, President, Bryan G. member of the Chapter in house On the laurels of our past, but in activities and decision‑making pol‑ I.etrOSPeCt, Plan for a more音PrOS‑ Stockton, Treasurer, John R. icy. 2.) The Cabinet wishes to pro‑ PerOuS tOmOrI.OW. The state of Zeta to the present Scott A. Miller, Recording Secre‑ mote a better understanding be‑ reads very we11. With great pride tary, Stephen L. Craig, Historian。 tween all brothers and their prob‑ Stewart, Corresponding Secretary, the past a very successful history, however, We muSt in no way rest (Continued on Page 4) \r\n6RÅDUÅ丁【 R且A甘さ0鵬 調書HOOf化膿脚 Graduate Fite Being Compiled The Graduate Relations Com 顎髭 find out what,s new with you, and 七he overall relations with you, the in the音PrOCeSS be able to keep you graduate brothers. At the sug‑ better informed of Zeta events gestion of Zeta President, Pete and in general keep up better cor‑ King ( respondence. The file would be 76) and Committee Chair‑ a kept up annually so any change graduate file is being instituted. tncluded in this newsletter should of address should be reported to be a sheet which should be a source of better and increased man, Mark Hesemann ( 76), 創1ed out and returned. From the in 豊器誤認‡霊蕊惑y￣ Contributions of news of alumni are welcomed and encouraged at all times. Address all communi‑ cations to: Les Shively, 631 E. Zeta. We hope this創e will be correspondence with you. Pig Dimer Date §et 言霊豊晋‡音盤r認諾 of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity at formation we should be able to mittee is taking steps to improve Every year with the coming of defending champions of the Amer‑ Spring at Beechwood, PreParation ican Basketba11 Association. is going at full tilt in the making The chairman ofthis year,s din‑ Of plans for the annual Norris ner, Dave King, has plans of a Third Street, BIoomingtonタIndi・ 謹書。霊‡霊器草書慧. af霊霊経書 ana alumni 47401. and co11ege men alike. ways proved to be an excellent This yearJs activities are sched. time for the alumni to renew old uled for Apri1 6 with the dinner college acquaintances and to bring at 5:30 to round off the day,s∴af‑ back the memories of college fra‑ fairs. The featured speaker for temitylife. Themen ofZetahope this year is John Weissert ( 52), tO See all of you there. president of the Indiana Pacers, FIJ! Rush Gets In High Gear Bill Sibbitt 76 and Paul Cox ,76 persona11y recommended to us by one of the brothers. Since you have eperienced life here at Zeta Once again, the time has come and know of its high ideals, We for Beechwood to turn its eyes would greatly appreciate your to the future as the spring rush opmlOnS aS tO individuals you feel weekends approach. With the co‑ would fit into the style of living operation of all the brothers we in the house. Therefore, if you are very optimistic that this can know of any high schooI senior be the most sucessful rush ever at who plans to attend I.U. and who z e七a. you feel would be an asset to the house, Please send us his name and In order to perpetuate the ex‑ cellent record that our house has compiled over the years) it is of utmost importance that we select those young men with outstanding address and we will get in touch with him and invite him to one of our three rush weekends which will be held March 23‑24, March 30‑31, and Apri1 20‑21. qualities to enter∴Our fratemity. Rather than randomly selecting Your cooperation would be incoming freshmen for our rush greatly appreciated in this most we would prefer to invite those important high schooI seniors who have been you very much. house effort. Thank \r\nBeeくhwood Prep鵬§ Fo営L帥e 50O D;d Yb K料0∽ AI Abbott, former∴Zeta Fiji ( 65), nOW holds the world land SPeed record for a bicycle. A11 set his∴S音ites on the record and through hard work and determin‑ ation piloted his unconventional bicycle to a speed of 140.2 miles Per hour. Al s record, Set at the Bonnevi11e Salt Flats in Utah, WaS a c]imax of two years of hard WOrk which included many bicycle an吐音型Ptpエey旦Ie J.aCeS. To become accustomed to the 4,000 foot elev‑ ation of the salt flats, Al moved to the 4,500 foot elevation of San Bernardino, Caifomia. Al, a Physician, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H.E. Abbott. While Coach Tom Mensch and riders Tom RepIogle, Pat Smith, Warren Mein‑ attending Indiana University, AI きchein, Charlie Turk, and Rick Schilling prepare t。 Work out at the was a member of thc Fiji Bike new $tadium. Team that won the Little 500 Bi‑ CyCle race in 1965. (Information from Indianapolis Star Magazine) B亮。書もam Be〆nβ聯訪ou聴 in∴COntention and is a member of Charles Sursa 77 Riders Council and Student Foun‑ The Brothers at Beechwood are dation. With the exception of becoming increasingly excited, be‑ Warren, an other riders are in cause the Fiji Bike Team is in high their first year of competition. gear preparing for this year s Litt! 500. The six riders vying for positions on this year s team are competently coached by Tom Greg Capplinger (Caps), a junior from Anderson, is an outstanding A.A.U. miler trying his hand at bike riding. The remaining four Mensch (Streak) and his assistant riders are members′ of the fI.eSh̲ Bill Silvey (Sliv). Both coaches man have experience as Tom was assistant eoach last year and臆Bjll class and consist of∴Tom RepIogle (Reptile) and Charlie Tu車(Turkey上both of LaPorte, Prospects for this year s team polis, and Rick Schiniing (Stinky) Of BIoomington. are young, OPtimistic, energetic, and wiⅢng to put out the effo圭 that makes a good team. Practice be三・an January 30 and has consist‑ ed of many road trips and visits to the track circling the new stad‑ ium; nOt tO mentiQn the hours of hard pedaling on the stationary bicycle. Phi Gamma Delta is one Of the few teams to begin training at this early date and may prove to have a jump on Qther teams in the conditioning department. Four year veteran Warren Meinschein (Moon) heads the 掘〃固持 Dan Clawson 76 As winter comes to a cIose∴SO doth final rounds of intramural Winter sports. The greatest accomplishment was in the ever so popular basket‑ ball toumament. Despite having to play some games as late as ll :30 p.m., the Fijis had five out of seven teams臆でeCeive tournament Pat Smith /Animal)缶om Indiana‑ COmPeted as a rider. 肌〔o棚pe軸的 Qualifications f(舟 thi竜 year s bids as a result of regular season Play. The A, B, C teams a11 made it to the finals of their divisions before being defeated. The wm be held on Satur̲ Pledge team easily won their divi‑ day March 30 with the race to be held one month later on Apri1 27, sion, and continued on to defeat Little 500 The I.ittle 500 race climaxes the Weekend known as =the world,s greatest college weekend. annual Little 500 The Regatta, held On Friday before the race, Wm the B league winner. Handba11 doubles and table tennis doubles are now in progress. There are two Fiji teams remain‑ ing in handball and one team in table tennis, take place on Monroe Reservoir With the coming of spring, SO instead of IJake Lemon as in pre‑ does basketball free throw, raC‑ ViQuS yearS. Following the race? quetba11 doubles, tennis doubles. softba11, SOCCer, and track. Phi an a11 campus variety show will be held in the Assembly Hau. Gamma Delta shsould be strong Don in these sports as they have been t take our word for it, COme PaCk of contenders this Spring. On down to Zeta and see for your‑ in the past with the hope of bring‑ Warren, a reSident of BIooming‑ Self: ing to a cIose its second consecu‑ ton, is the only experienced rider WOrld Little 500 truly is 有the s greatest college weekend. tive fraternity championship. \r\nPase 4 The NEW IN皿ATES Richard Dyar 77 On Sunday, February SOCIAL S且RV萱CE: A NEW AwARENESS By Robert J. Rogers 3, 1974, twenty‑eight young men took a 75 Zeta has constantly stressed SCholarship, CamPuS leadership, and intramural activity as a vital Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta. Part Of campus living. The fore‑ most goal ‑ true CIoseness among. ful that they can become a driving, dynamic force here at Beechwood. 1hey also realize that along with their new opportunities come new responsibilities and obligations. They know that meeting these responsibilities and obligations means becoming actively involved in the affairs of this fratemity. The new Fijis already have many members of their class of whom they can be very proud. Among them are two varsity athletes, five bike team members. and two brothers ‑ is gained through com‑ The young men are also very Charles Vaught Sursa II; from Anderson, As the SeCOnd semester rolls on, We hope to build the framework of a very the brothers as well. gr eatly. Zeta has recently adopted a local nursing home to be respons‑ ible to the people in a number of Cards are sent to the PeOPle on individual birthdays and various holidays. AIso, brothers are encouraged to take time to P馬ESIDENTタS MESSAGE ‑ (Continued from Page l) I write of the brother,s outstand‑ ing scholarship performance this past semester. Over sixty mem‑ bers of the over ninety brothers living in the house, aChieved a point average of 3.0 0r 4.0. Our Rush program has started Oliver Turk; from Noblesvme, Out Very StrOngly under the able James Bradley Cook; from Tipton, leadership of Brothers Paul Cox Whitney Brent Grayson; from and Bill,Sibbiもt. Our Rush book‑ Chesterton, Mark Ricky McGee; from BIoomington, Richard Fred‑ let has been completely refurbish‑ ed and we have collected over two hundred seventy names for our Rush mailing list. However, We Robert Winiam Weller; from Lo gansport, Joseph Stewart Wiler: from Hammond, Walter Bayard do encourage any suggestions Huey III; from Lafayette, John Patrick Holloway; from BIoom‑ young men whom they think would be of the character we seek ington, I11., Mark Anton Laesch; from Normal, Ill., James Stanley to associate here at Zeta. from our graduate brothers of On February 2, 1974, the Beta Crews; from Columbus, Ohio. Graduate Association awarded Ze. Timothy James Milburn; and from ta Chapter the Beta Graduate Cup These new initiates are looking forward to a bright future here at 48), brothers David and Donald, and sisters Debbie and Diane, all of BIoomington. Phi Gamma Delta has Iost a fine grade kins. 500 brother, and we will miss him better out clf a possible Louisvi11e, Ky., John Crates Wat‑ Doug was a member of the track and cross‑COuntry teamS at effective service organization that Lee McNabney; from LaPorte, erick SchiⅢng; from Rchmond, a friend after their canoe had cap‑ sized in turbulent waters. Will help not only the needy but Kevin Wi11iam Luther and Michael Thomas Lee RepIogle and Charles the Tyte (Zeta community. Newton Terry Dick, Richard Wil‑ and in ParentS, Dr. and Mrs. Donald C. to 1iam Dyar, Kevin Edward Green, Stevning, perished in the past few years is the social The new initiates are: from In‑ Doyle He SerVice dianapolis, James Joseph CIOlしison, Cie, James Robert Clark, Thomas 1974. Bike Team. He is survived by the have each member initiated at the Mark Wayne Reitdorf; from Mu工‑ 24, White River while trying to save life which seems to have faltered same time. Ft. Wayne, Thomas Murray Kim‑ brough, Keith Warren Miller, and Brother Douglas H. Tyte (Zeta BIoomington High School and also their grades and consequently 1ick David Henry Smith III; from A卦A卯的 rode on the 1971 Fiji Little proud to be one of the first pledge classes in several years to mak3 Andrew Kenneth Lig鵬, and Pat‑ 1974 these. A big part of fraternity 4.O grade averages for the first semester. February, mon goals and interests such as ways. brothers who earned Fiji, 74) passed ad astra on January giant step in their co11ege careers as they were initiated into the These new initiates are all hope‑ Hoosier \r\n坊 Return this news fom to the Hoosier Fiji, Phi Gamma DeIta BIoomington, Ind. αass ̲‑̲ NAME O ccupation ( ) Business Address ( ) Residence Address (Please check preferred皿ailjng 1. What̀s new with yourself the family言Ob address and indicate if new) adventures, Civic a‑Ctivities? 2. What do you hear from any of the old ga.ng? 3. as皿Plaints? Praise? Criticism? 5. Who will always know your address? (Give firm or individual・s name∴a'nd address) DEAR BROTHER; Our CHAPTER PAPER COMES OUT 3‑6TIMES AYEAR. YOU ARE JUST AS NEWSWORTHY AS THE NEXT FELLOW, AND WE WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU BEFORE PUBLICATION OF THE NEXT ISSUE. DON,T LI皿YOURSELF TO JUST A PAGE EITHER. THE BACK OF THIS FORM IS BLANK... F重LLIT IN Ed. TOO. HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU SOON!