Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity at Indiana University Volume XXXXI, Number 2 BIoomington, Indiana May・ 1974 Awa「ds Bestowed upon §enio「s being elected President of the house. To top off his stay at the Fiji house, Dave served as chair‑ Of 3.88. year Dave exemplifies this s senior class and is truly a fine Wilkenson Award candidate. man of Pig Dinner, reCeived his Many other awards∴Seniors re‑ second honorary scholastic degree ceived for their contributions over of Beta Gamma Sigma from the their last four years. Timothy K. business school, WaS On the All‑ Frank was named the outstanding Fratemity handball doubles team, senior by and was named outstanding finance contributions t9 the house. The the Chapter for his many student by the business school. Christopher K. Wooling Award Dave played an important role in was given to Alan J. Dansker.for almost all activities o士 his true schoiastic achievement. the house whether it was intramurals or just Alan genera] business at the house. Al‑ age was an impressive 3.89. The s four year grade point aver‑ though the house and school took Porky Pig award for outstanding up much of his time, Dave was a brotherhood and the Mark Rogge committee chairman on the I.U. award for outstanding intramural Student, Foundation, a member of activity both went to Bill Silvey the PTesident,s board of the Intra‑ 〃S工iv,,. A new award was es七ab‑ fraternity Council, and participat‑ 1ished by this year ed on the Board of Arcons, an ad‑ of Douglas ,H. Tyte, a Pledge visory board to the University s s class in honor brother who recently died in a President. Probably the most out‑ canoeing accident. standing thing about Dave s col‑ was presented to Warreh G. Mein‑ 1ege career was his scholastic schein for his tremendous efforts 冒his Jaward achievement. While being invoIv‑ on the bike team for the last four ed in so many activities, he manag‑ years. zeta chapter wi11 ed to make the Dean,s list every to Iose such a fine group̲Of broth‑ be sorry semester and ended up with an ers and wishes them all the best accumulative grade point, aVerage in th.eir years ahead.ノ 〃OひS書く0慮PO舶〃0〃 4押O肌榔舶W州別けど購 by Peter King 76 On Apri1 6, 1974, the Board of Directors met in conjunction with the graduate and undergraduate Weissert, John Konowitz and Bill Jenkin. The Board also approved /や motion offered by Brother John members of Zeta Chapter of Phi Scott ( Gamma Delta. In this meeting, members to the Board. the Board elected three new grad‑ uate brothers to serve the Board for a period of three years. The new Board members include John 30) adding three new Brother Scott specified these new members also be members of the undergrad‑ uate chapter. The three (Continued on page 3) new \r\n調書〃00錐農f肌 抑匝弧卿鵬Litt寡e50=974 by Whit Gray8on 77 Saturday, Apri1 6, 1974 saw Edward R. Brown 76 Zeta celebrating its lO3rd Annuar Norris Pig Dimer. The festivities▼ began with an active‑alumni golf toumament, WOn by Rick Lee ( Thomas R. Marshall 議認諾謹認諾 惑笥豊謡露盤㌣ Zeta and this year is no exception. Regatta, the Mini 69). and the L班le Following the golf competition 500 field Fiji teams against cam‑ was an open bar, held in the oak‑ pus competition.冒o this datc; the room. Many memories were re」 Fijis are batting lOOO with a vic‑ 1ived in this room so rich rich in tory in Regatta. tradition, as alumni met and talked 詩誌謀議認諾 The month of April is amually the busiest time of the year at The Regatta, a Pqddleboat race held at Monroe Reservoir, SaW a with current active brothers. At last it was time for the big Fiji representative from each class event, the dinner itself・ An ex‑ in the house: Kiv Kunkel, Senior; cellent meal was served to the Scott Miller, junior; Goach Bob brothers, after which Toastmaster Mercer Steven W. Andres (,69) began the Schilling, freshman. After quali‑ ceremony. The pig was brought fying third the week before, the in and paraded by仇e newly initi‑ Fiji team captured the first three ated class of 77. The oldest Fiji SOPhomore; and Rick heats easily and scored a cIose win 26). in the final race for the victory. a.。 Welcomed and encouraged at placed a reverent kiss on the pig)s Kiv Kunkel summed up the feeling all snout, While Richard F. Schilling of the team by saying, contributions of news of alumni times. Address all commum一 謀議霊義認豊葦nぷ二 ana 47401. present, Darrall R. Parsons ( (,77) repeated this act on the pig 工 m glad all the work the team did was able to net this victory for the house. s better side. Next came the presentation of ￣「喬両を面dま(武もce薄暗￣繭寵で七重㌻ The Mini 500 shows the athletic ability of the Fijis Lit七le 500 74 Pig Dimer were : Walter Baird counterparts, AIpha Chi Omega. Huey III, OutStanding freshman; Timothy Keith Frank, OutStanding A team sparked by strong spirit senior; David Gregor King, Wil‑ competition. Coaches Brent My‑ and nice legs qualified third in kinson Award Candidate; and Mr. ers and Steve Ingmire have this William Miller view on the Mini team, OutS七anding alum‑ The girls have worked hard and deserve to Following a brief report by Mr. win but even if they don)t have Darrall R. Parsons, President of the best team they certainly are the House Corporation, the speak‑ the best looking. er, Mr. John D. Weissert ( 52), Indiana Pacers, General Manager, was introduced. Mr. Weissert ad‑ dressed the gathering on the word =PRIDE,, breaking it down into Topping off the month of April is the nationa11y renowned Little 500 bicycle race. The Fijis, Vic‑ tims of unfortunate circumstances, were without the services of veb‑ five categories : Performance, re‑ spect, integrity, detemination and effort. Making several anal‑ ogies to his team, the Pacers the talk was not only interesting and informative, but inspirational as well. A question and answer per‑ iod ended his speech, followed by a brief address by current Fiji President Peter Campbell King )76. Thus, anOther Pig Dinner was ended at Zeta, With brothers going back to their separate walks of life) removed by distance and age, but bonded sti11 by the brotherhood eran riders Pete King and Rob Hunt and qualified 18th in the 33 team field. This year)s team is led by the recent winner of the Douglas H. Tyte bike award) Riders Council member, and three year veteran Warren Meinshein. 買Moonタタ, a Senior from BIooming‑ ton, is the only Fiji rider with Lit‑ tle 500 experience. The bright future of the Fiji bike team is centered around three freshman riders. Charlie Turk, an eXtreme‑ 1y strong rider from LaPorte) Pat Smith, the =Animal)1 0f the team that has made every member udamn glad to be a Fiji! (Continued on page 3) \r\nGRADuA丁E R巨」A丁器⑱NS by John Watkins named president of Lincoln Sales tures showing present undergrad‑ Thank you Zeta alumni for the Corporation of Evansvi11e which uates they are all out of business overwhelming response in order is affiliated with Linco置n National now ‑ Or else we are getting Pi to update our graduate file here at Life Insurance Co。 We hope you Phi and Theta freshmen by mis‑ Beechwood. The brothers in the are doing well in your new job, take。タ) house are getting a kick out of Davidか reading your∴COmmentS about the house and general topicse We are We encour魂ge all Brothers to Brother Harold Victor, Class of 20 and retired Board Chairman write to Beechwood and tell us What they are doing. Come on also very interested to hear about of Union Federal Savings and and get the rest of those informa‑ your job promotion and all the other idiosyncrasies of your lives. Loan, describes his activities as tion forms to us! Those of you who still have not retumed the information form please do so. This isto benefityou all as we11 as us! follows: 在Not much new, We travel about 6 months each year. Four times around the world." And from the Class of 30 we heard from Brother Laurence But for now we would like to Wylie, nOW a PrOfessor on the treat our readers to some graduate civilization of France at Harvard news dug from deep inside our University. During 1972‑73 he continuously updated graduate郎e. spent time studying 〃cultural dif‑ ENJOY THESE BROTHERS and ferences in body movement and let us hear from you. communication,, while staying in Paris. He also made a movie cn†組ed:バRepertory of Conven‑ tional French Gestures.,, The only complaint of Brother Wylie is that he neveぎ gang" he貧ピS 与Qすい もhe nld 肌糊記G叩O脚的信‥ (Continued from page l) membe蹴of the Board will be the Chapter President, Chapter Treas‑ urer and a member selected by the Chapter. The Board then held elections of its own officers. The new of置 窟cers∴a曹e∴aS follows : Br〇七もer Da手工龍三デa重SUnもー 臆 Chairman of the Board anymore. Finally, tO C置ose out this column, Brother Bill Reed Brother James Shideler, Class of )29‑30, WOuld like to add his final Presiden七 Br〇七h色でBill Keck Vice‑President comment:雄BIoomington had sev‑ eral good barber shops during the Brother King Tねub late ,20,s. Apparently from pic‑ Sec‑甘reasurer The Board then decided to re. COnVene On Sunday, Apri1 28, 1974 at the Chapter house. The meet̲ We were pleased to here from Brother Roy Whitehead, aS Seen with his wife in the photo above, from the class of 1918. He is enJOymg a retirement from the ing was then adjoumed. さ拙e 500すタブ4. ‥ (Continued from page 2) The feeling of the undergrad‑ uate Chapter are those of optim‑ ism. and the house from Indianapolis, The Chapter was very Pleased to leam of the decision of the Board conceming the under‑ doctor profession at a restricted and Tom RepIogle, the 〃Reptile Country Club in Palm Desert, Cali‑ fornia. Among his many sporting from LaPorte are the remaining hobbies is what we feel is probably Veteran bike riders Tom Mensch extend their appreciation to all his favorite, driving his dune bug‑ and Bill Silvey are the coaches the members of the graduate gy・ guiding this young Fiji team. Tom, the head coach, Said this in the matter。 Brother James Ruhlman, Class of 53 eXPeCtS tO re七ire from the representatives for the Fiji team. about the team, graduate representation proposal. The Chapter would also like to Chapter that displayed an interest Despite our inex‑ Presidency of the Puerto Rico Valve and Fitting Co. to the island perience we feel we have a com‑ The entire undergraduate Chap‑ petitive team, CaPable of a high ter is Iooking forward to the com‑ of Tin̲Luiバwhich is one of the 負nish.,, last islands with bare‑Chested la‑ dies in this part of the world. Congratulations extend to Brother David Eitman, Class of 60, Who has just recently been ing semester. We all are ready to With one victory already under accept the cha11enge before us by our belts and strong representa‑ WOrking hand in hand with our tives in the remaining two events, entire Zeta family in order to the Fijis are optimistic for another continue the high ideals and tra‑ successful April. ditions of Zeta Chapter. \r\n冒暮事幡間D 乞めてV訪ome舌Nこの方it融e 書冊R血M町級鳳雛朋0鮒 initiating ceremonies, Kevin pre‑ sented to the house a series of by Tom Fara films on Australia. Narrating each The Fijis have concluded this 創m,バMate semester with a fine effor七in in‑ tramurals to clinch second place Australia. The films included de‑ 1ineation on such topics as AustraL in the all campus standings. 冒'opped only by Sigma Nu, Which ian people, eCOnOmy, tOPOgraPhy, made a startling comeback ofter SPOrtS, and wildlife. ]ast year,s loss to the Fijis, the ior and Senior brothers, 1ed by ward to next year and a∴Chance Mate, Singing various Australian SOngS including, Tie Me Kangaroo Down and Waltzing Matelda. to regain the number one position・ Hopefu11y the enthusiasm of this semester will carry over to next Kevin has started a very pres‑ year and allow that goal the be‑ tigious∴Club at P.G.D. the Kanga‑ come a reality. roo There have been some tense houses competed in a close race performances by house teams in‑ cluded a second place all campus for second place early in the year. finish in handball and third in A near Fiji sweep of basketba11 was cIouded by losses of the soc‑ coupled with crimson division semi‑ cer and softball A‑teamS early in final placing in tennis∴and ping their single elimination touma‑ pong, along with commendable ef‑ forts in soccer and softba11, have ments but a recovery was evident A special added attraction invo工ved the Jun‑ brothers at Zeta are looking for‑ moments this semester as four explained to the brothers and guests many facets of track. These accomplishments as the head ationバhop, down Senior Hall be‑ fore bestowing on the newly initi‑ ated ̀joeys the golden Kangaroo lapel pin. Kevin says a11 brothers aI.e Welcomed to comeバhopping for membership as Iong as the Kangaroo pins last. 臆‑Kevin w班 be Jeaving immedi置 Ⅱladc臆∴了eX七 tion peaked with the progression regaining the intramural titIe ever ately after∴SChool for Europe to of more promising. Study Real Estate there. semest,er. Outstanding C丁〔十両ト10 圭も半 Acting as individua十and house part,icipa‑ the yea手管臆臆(prOSpeC七S Club. Kangaroo Kevin requires an initi‑ 弱l草丁了^ u川lヨ工草履 9与. s丁〇号m瑚 ●V S†nOT ∂^V l狛un・要○○ 98乙