柵e Hoosfer坤i Pub庵hed by Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma De伯at hdiana University BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA spRING 1987 NORRIS PIG DINNER SUCCESSFUL As was reported in the last edi‑ response, and Brother Elmore WaS a great SuCCeSS. Over 70 tion of :耽e Hbosier F#i, Graduate WaS Pleased to see so many graduates returned to Bloom‑ Relations experienced a go(rd first familiar faces at the function. 1ngtOn, and a1l ofthem seemed to SemeSter. During the course of Brother Elmore delighted a萱l the semester, We held four re‑ those in attendance with an in‑ unions and started two fund‑ triguing speech on world mar‑ Our Graduate Relations program kets. He also focused his atten‑ has one other important respon‑ tion of the increasing difficulty of Sibility ‑ fund raising. Last This semester we have kept that momentum going. Our m勾Or ef‑ e垂ioy臆themselves immensely. Besides arranglng reunions, SemeSter We Started two fund‑ forts went toward our l 17th an‑ raisers. The鉦st was the selling nual Norris Pig Dinner. Held at Of sketches ofthe house. All pro‑ Jeremiah Sweeney Ceeds from this benefitted the s Restaurant On February 28th, We honored the members of the House Cor‑ general housing fund. Through this effort, We raised over $200. POration and our fund raiser, Bi= With the definite possibility of Goodman, for their efforts to get making more in the future. Our long‑aWaited renovation The second fundraiser used our under way. We also honored Bill and Herbert Mi=er for their ef‑ benefit the American Heart Asso場 forts in refurbishing our chapter Ciation. To participate in this rOOm. fundraiser, graduates pledged Reunions of the cIasses of bike team s Christmas training to money for every mile the bikers 72 82 were also organized for rode while in FIorida, Or they this event. Turnout from our Simply made a flat donation to the and 15‑year grads was sparse, but there were quite a few ofour 82 graduate brothers in attendance. Each member of these cIasses fund. This fundraiser was a tre‑ PIG TALK: David G.臆EImore )53 gave a great speech during Our l17th Norris Pig Dinner. WaS glVen a biographical sum‑ mendous success as our bikers rode over 700 miles and raised approximately $1 ,300, Which was divided equa11y between the AHA mary of what their pledge broth‑ galnlng lnSuranCe POlicies for ers had been doing since gradua‑ Chapters, and the additional Now that our past efforts have tion. These bjographies were respr)nSibility that these expensive been summarized言t is important COmPiled from ̀̀Who POIicies hold for our chapter. to Iook to the future, and it looks s Who Sheets sent out in the reunion Organization letter. Since our speaker at Norris Dinner was David Elmore 55. a SPeCia=etter was sent out to the members of the classes of Our final effort for the Pig Din‑ and our bike team. bright. Our future efforts include ner was the mailing of invitations a reunion for the class of to over 600 non‑Zeta F串S living the Friday night before Little 5(ro, in the B賞oomington and Indiana‑ and the arrangement of various POlis areas. This unprecedented Other reunions. 67 0n 53 action・ although drawing only a Furthermore, With the aid of 58, inviting them to Small response, WaS aPPreCiated COme and see Brother Elmore in by quite a few of our non‑Zeta Jim Ramsey' We hope to arrange Our first annual Zeta Careers Day his Iong‑aWaited retum to Bloom‑ brothers. for next semester. Through this through 1ngtOn. This Ietter drew a great A1=n all, Norris Pig Dinner (CbntimJed an page 4) \r\nPγeSiくね職t Spring 1987 THE HOOSIER FIJI Page 2 s施s劇碓e Zeta Chapter Is Proud Of Accomplishments Greetings The many accomPlishments to make two trips to Beechwood camot be attributed only to those this year. Tim,s visits were both brothers currently residing at 63 1 educational and enlightening to East Third. Our graduate support the brothers. Brothers ! I trust all is going we11 as we roll into yet another wonder餌 spring. My report to everyOne is very simple ‑ things couldn t be much better than they are right has been outstanding this year, culmina血g with a Pig Dinner aト tendance of nearly 250. Our now at Zeta. The semester began on a very positive note with Zeta being graduate brothers made the Pig Dinner a great succeSS. In closing, I would personally like to extend a warm thank you to the Graduate Chapter for all its time, effort and many contribu‑ tions that have gone toward the The parents also deserve our long‑needed renovation of Beech‑ undying gratitude. This year the wood. Due to their efforts, Our awards did not stop there. Later Mom,s and Dad,s Clubs raised a fraternity house wi11 continue to in the semester, at Our annual combined total of over $7,000. provide a home for the under‑ We would like to thank our moms graduate F串s for many years tO awarded the IFC Most Outstand‑ ing Chapter award. However the State Day Convention, Zeta was recognized by the Beta Graduate Chapter as the most outstanding chapter in the state of Indiana. Still, the brothers were not quite satisfied. When the scholar‑ ship report ro11ed inわout mid‑ semester言t listed Phi Gamma Delta on top, Out Of 33 frater‑ nities, With a 3.O accumulative grade average. Our new pledge class・ COn‑ sisting of 31 grcat freshmen, also placed first among all the pledge classes on campus, With a 3.12 grade average. It may be of in‑ terest that the second place went to a chapter with merely a 2.9 G.P.A. and dads for their efforts. Until next time, may harmony Although Zeta is reaching a and brotherly love always prevail plateau in many areas・ it never cIoses its ears to new and better amOng yOu. Perge! suggestions. Much thanks goes to Gng肋Moore our Field Secretary Timothy C. Ross, Vemom ,86 Chapter PresideI競 Who was able Baker C即H袖s BなBro肋ers since our last newsletter, Baker Cup has been working on a varie‑ ty of activities. In mid‑November・ PurPle blood was flowing as the F蒔donated over 70 pints of blood to the annual challenge between IU and Punlue, SPOnSored by the American Red Cross. Later in November, SeVeral brothers helped in the preparation of the Medical Health Association Christmas gift drive. This year・s freshman prQjects have included sceial service for the elderly peopIe in the area aS Well as a fundraising ra珊e for Big And that is not a11. The all‑ Brothers/Big Sisters. A chair and basketball・ autOgraphed by Bobby campus Intramural traphy has not Knight, Were ra珊ed off. These items helped raise over $750 in con‑ le債Beechwood in the last five years, and has only disappeared tributions for Big Brothers/Big Sisters. one of our most popular prQjects this semester has been the Boys twice in the last 13. We are cur‑ club, Which awarded us the Outstanding Stndent Organization award. rently in first place with a com‑ The events have included a four hour pizza party Where lO active brothers spent the day coaching basketba11 and playing games to help fortable margin. out the Boys Club sta請Local pizza restaurants donated over $200 771e Hoosier F擁is published regularly by the men of the Fraterhfty of Phi Gamma Delta at Indiana University for members and friends. News items Photo‑ graphs狐d changes of address should be sent to Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta, Newsletter Program Hcadquarters・ P.0. Box 131 1, BIoomington IN 47402. in food for the day,s activities. Recently we held another popular Phi Gam drink night at Hooligan s Drinkery. We raised over $200 for Big Brothers/Big Sisters. Fina11y皿s semester・ Brothers Jeff ・・Kato,, Jinks, Jon白Huey steele and Kip待Casper・ Scheidler have been actively invoIved with an a11‑neW and rapidly growing Greek Bible study・ Which is all part of the upward march of humanity. In cIosing, Our tOtal efforts thus far have amounted to over 700 social service hours logged, OVer $1 $2,000 in donations. 500 in fundraising and over \r\nSpring 1987 THE HOOSIER FIJI Page 3 The Latest News From Graduate Brothers J. Harold Smith II ,69 SurgeOn in Indianapolis David R. Frick ,66 in good shqpe・ I met Jim Jink∫ Hal is an oral and maxi11ofacial Indiana. David is a partner in the law firm of Baker & Daniels in In‑ outside the stad訪m and e所eyed 綿花ing with him. I alsof)und /hat an old high dianapolis. He and his wife, Am, He married the former Janet Guigsby, a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority at IU, in SChool万iend, hcたDee, had a have been married since 1965. nice bqy at Zeta. They have two children: Thomas the summer of 1969. Together Carl and his wife are leaving they have two Iovely daughters: Vienna this summer, but at the Ji‖, 13, and Meg, 10. time he wrote us, he didn and Amy. David served as deputy mayor Of Indianapolis from 1977 to t know his next destination. Until then, 1982. As an undergraduate, he served Phi Gamma Delta as the Write to him in care of Embassy WaS a̲rPember of IUSF house manager. Get in touch with Vienna, APO New York, NY Board of Aeons, and was in the Hal today, tO relive some of your O9108. Blue Key national honor frater‑ As an undergraduate, Hal nity. memories of Beechwood togeth‑ er. Write to him at 8738 Sawleaf Thomas Ray Clark Write to David at 8508 Green 75 凧tzternity /iving and pleくねe Road, Indianapolis, IN 46260. Braes South Drive, Indianapolis, 工N 46234. l昨prepared me /br dental Carl W. McCollum )57 Carl has been with the U.S. On the SChool, remarks T.C. ̀脇ny Qf my布nterni砂brothe櫛are still Arthur W. Allen Jr.?37 Department of State for over 25 Close f・iends and even J t Art retired as a coIonel in the years. He is currently working as See Jhem互equent4)′, it is eany Jo U.S. Army in 1963. He then the consul general and counselor CatCh均? Where we /招く砺 I d±m retired from his position as assis‑ Of Embassy for consular affairs T.C. is now practicing den‑ tant secretary to the Department at the U.S. Embassy in Vienna, Austria. Carl and his wife, also an Em‑ tistry in Muncie, Indiana. He is active in the Exchange Club, On Ofthe Amy ln 1975. He is in‑ VOIved in the Army Navy Club, the Catalina Board, and in the Dental Society. bassy employee, have two chil‑ dren. Carl Jr. is a Delta Chi at DePauw University, and Sandra is at Michigan State University. and is a past president of the In‑ diana Club in Washington, D.C. Send happy birthday wishes to Art is married to the former his young son, Alex, Who was Mary Welsh, a Pi Beta Phi from IU. Write to them at Harbour I visited Zeta bom on Apri1 20th last year, When you write to T.C. at 3214 擁er Jhe Homecoming game last West University, Muncie, IN Street SW, Washington, D.C., year and /hoあくght /he house was 47304. 20024. Writes Carl, Square North,耕17, 510 ̀Ǹ Pめase放互助Locate O〃r M芯sing Bro脇e櫛 The whereabouts of the fo1lowing brothers are unknown. If you have any information that may lead to their discovery, Please contact the undergraduate chapter at 631 East Third Street, BIoomington, IN 47401言mmediately. Thank you for your help in this important search. Dennis D. Anglin ,62 John N. Blair Thom. ConnorIⅡ 70 72 Richard French Kenneth Hauck Paul A. Martin John H. Smith 23 79 49 KemperCowing 17 Richard Delone Don R. Gossom 33 Murden Hopkins 71 John B. Jonsson 62 Everett J. Lee Van W. Peck, Jr. 68 48 A.W. Spivey. Jr. Geza J. Czu11 61 Eugene Springer 32 G.E. Caplinger ThomasCoxJr. 81 49 Howard Demyer William S" FIoyd 72 Richard Handley 69 10 Walter Huey III 59 27 RobertE. Crowe Thomas Dunker Earl P. Foster Doyle D. Zaring 51 48 Duane A. Martin Kean E. Salzer 71 58 26 24 81 William Walton 59 73 Rufus C. Hunter Richard L. Neal Stephen Nelson Robert Richards 54 77 Jack L. Hatfield 76 Richard Macgill 69 James R. Clark 29 67 16 Karter R. Blaney 75 68 Edward Mikesell Wi11iam C. Porter 60 Charles Binford 60 John F. Floretta 21 L.M. McCahi11 18 Robt. Byrne Jr, Virgil D. Hire 44 John E. Owen Jr∴46 61 Louis F. Delone E.E. Gates Jr. 47 Carl H. Bauer 47 ThomasCoste=o G. Fishering Jr. 36 Robert S. Jackson 61 John L. Blank 75 Craig E. Davis Thomas Fimegan Michael R. Ayer 67 82 67 72 Wm. Zaiser, Jr∴26 \r\nTHE Page 4 HOOSIER FIJI Spring 1987 Beechwood To Receive Needed Renovations Zeta is very excited about the most significant renovation to Substantially completed by Sep‑ contributions. Further contribu‑ tember lst. tion or questions of a financial Beechwood in its history. The Many outstanding graduate nature should be directed to Dave PrQjeet will provide the 3rd Street entrance with a grand, aeSthet‑ brothers have helped this dream Behrman at 342 Massachusetts to become a realization. Zeta Avenue, Suite 400, Indianapolis, ically improved front facade, House Corporation, headed by 量N 46204. COmPlete with pillars George Ginn increase the living capacity by seven, uP‑ 57 73, Bill Miller Dave Behman Already血e response for dona‑ 61, along with tions has been incredible. The date the structure to necessary Fund Raiser Bi11 Goodman codes, and generally improve liv‑ has been instrumental in the 1ng COnditions. Planning with Janes Architects A new kitchen wi11 also be con‑ brothers would sincerely like to 70, thank all invoIved and the excep‑ tional graduate bro血ers who have made everything possible. Beech‑ and in the financing. The financing of about three‑ wood will continue on its historic back, increasing the dining area. quarters of a million dollars will site of 85 years and improve to Work was scheduled to begin on be approached by many me血ods: reflect the greatness of Zeta Apri1 7th COnVentional loans, bonding, and Chapter. structed under the overhang in 1987 and to be 円 口 事 回 国￣ 蘭睡]回 i□ I I口 i 臆臆」 回 圃̲ 彊] [国] 睡 睡 I BEECHWOOD REVISITED: This is the architect)s rendering of the proposed renovations for Beechwood. Coustruction on our house begius in ApriI・ NORRIS PIG DINNER Very SOund year for Graduate like to thank you. Furthermore, (Ctmtinued万om page 」) Relations. During its course, We we encourage you to drop us a will have held seven reunions, line if you are interested in started two new fundraisers, held holding a reunion next semester ‑ it is always a pleasure to have program, We hope to establish PrOfessiona=ies between our our most successful Pig Dinner in undergraduates and our graduate the past three years, and will have Our graduates back. Once agam, brothers who have been in the arranged events for the next thank you for your support and SemeSter. Please feel free to come down to real world. questions If you have any Please contact Jim or Pat Williams. In conclusion, this has been a A11 of this, Of course, WOuld Bloomington on Apri1 25th to see not have been possible without Phi Gamma Delta grace the Liト graduate support and we would tle 500 victory platform. \r\nSpring 1987 THE HOOSIER FIJI Page 5 Beta Graduate Cup Retumed to IU F卸S This year was a very produc‑ AIso, OnCe again Zeta has a Finally, Zeta is once agaln tive one for Zeta at State Day. Not only did we have a large and brother in practica11y every area blazing its way down the intra葛 Of leadership on IU s campus this mural trail. Presently, Zeta is first enthusiastic group of brothers at‑ year, from president of SAC to members of the IFC J‑Board. in intramurals and is setting a new Place in the Beta Graduate Cup This increased e紺ort on behalf of than anyone ever has. Zeta has Report competition ‑ thus bring‑ a11 brothers, through the leader‑ always been blessed with out‑ ing home the Cup after a brief Ship ofBrother Steele Standing leadership. This year absence. the sign of a Cup winner. tend, but we also finished in first The Beta Graduate Cup Report Zeta 88, is also record by leading by more points s leadership is derived from Broth‑ s rush program has been ers Kra11 89 and Cunningham 89. The Purple Tide can,t be COVerS five areas: SCholarship, the envy ofIU Graduate臆Relations, SOCial ser‑ years. This year is no exception. Under the leadership of our cur‑ 盲でo押己机￣ These are all areas in which Zeta rent co‑ruSh chairmen, Brothers is easy to see why Zeta did so does very well. Terrill 89, Zeta Well at State Day, With血e pace Our scholarship not only pro‑ has taken a more active role in that we are moving now, hopeful‑ duced outstanding G.P.A.s for University‑SPOnSOred rush pro‑ 1y we will be relaying to you the both the active chapter and the grams. These programs, though fact that Zeta has brought the Pledges, but because of the Still a minor part of our usua宣rush COVeted Cheney Cup home to revigorated program set up by fomat, Open neW doors for future Beechwood. Be looking for more Brother Rushton brothers. exciting news. vice, ruSh, and intramurals. Moody 89 and Brother s campus for many 89 and Freisen ￣ Wi血a record such as this, it 87, We Were able to pre‑ Sent its fomat on paper in such 肋i Gamma De脇Gains 26劫0肋ers a way血at knocked our graduate brothers off their feet. Initiation for the class of 1990 was held on Sunday, February 8th. Zeta has shown outstanding It started out with the traditional Silent Brunch, Setting the mood for Strides in graduate relations in the the long‑aWaited ceremonies. The new and productive pledge educa‑ PaSt few semesters. This is large‑ tion program had prepared the freshmen and sophomore brothers‑ 1y due to the tireless work of to‑be to enter the inner portals of Phi Gamma Delta. Brother Williams 88. Last fall, The Cabinet had memorized its part and Brother Bob Miller, Zeta hosted numerous reunions designer of the International Chapter Room for our graduate brothers. emphasis on each of the Cabinet members installed lights, Placing roles during the 臆臆Not onIy were臆these weekends exciting for the graduate and The ceremonies were executed with precision in hopes of creating undergraduate brothers , but they a lasting impression of the importance of our ritual upon our newly were also a welcome feature to initiated brothers. s graduate relations agenda. Twenty‑Six deservmg Pledges were duly initiated into the Examples such as this, Where brotherhood of Phi Gamma Delta. The two ceremonies were wit‑ Zeta is embracing new ideas with nessed that day by all of the active brothers and several graduate an open mind, COnStitutes a Cup brothers. Zeta Wlnner. We proudly welcome our 26 new brothers: Brent Arnold Jade Cusick Daniel Dickman Where Zeta is expanding. Broth‑ Todd Eisele Marion Eyre Michael Franklin ers of a11 levels are experlenClng John Frede Jonathon Grief John Griffin Gregory Gruning Matthew Hamer David Henrikson Scott Hunt Ted Hartley Thomas Hurley Christopher LaSalle Social service is another area the rewarding feeling of helping Others at our University, aS Well as in our community. At this time, Zeta has Iogged more hours in social service than at any time in our recent history. Patrick Kersey John Krause Timothy Moody Michael Moore Michael Summervi11e Chris Storms Thomas West Jr. Norman Pfau III Eric Todd Stephen Vierling \r\nPage 6 THE HOOSIER FIJI Spring 1987 ● Sprmg Rush In Fu萱l Swing For IU F卸S Spring has finally arrived and once again Phi Gamma Delta rush is in fu11 swing. This year s rush weekends were March 12th‑13th, March 27th‑28th, and ApriI 1 1th‑12th. We are also planning several events for next fall. These events will round out an already exce獲lent Pledge class. The rush weekends began on Saturday mornmgS and ran through early Sunday aftemoons. Begiming rather informally on Saturdays, We Started with such activities as basketball and other recreational events. Dinner was served in the early evening, and then the ice cream SOCial and rush entertainment, Performed soley by the brothers in the house, tOOk place. Later, the rushees and the brothers socialized to become better acquainted. Sunday morning brunch concluded the Weekend s activities. During the course of the weekend, absolutely no alcohoI was served or consumed. Thus far, ruSh has run smoo皿y with no complications. The quality FINDING FIJ量S: Rush Of the rushees has been outstanding and we thank all ofyou for recom‑ Chairmen John Terrill, right, mendations and support. Please feel free to contact Rush Chairmen and Jason Friesen are hard at John Terrill and Jason Friesen ifyou have any questions or concerns WOrk searching for men to about rush. Once again, thank you! become members of Phi Gam‑ ma Delta. BREAKING AWAY: 1987 bike team member Mark Senese trained hard in FIorida, giving his all towards the inevitable (we hope) F距victory in the Little 500. OUR INrRAh4URAL EXCEL‑ LENCE: Ftiis just can t be StOPped in their quest for F抑Gmd庇ate Nbws athIetic dominance. With moves重ike this, We Can,t help but win. Rmnd on用略e 4 \r\nSpring 1987 THE HOOS重ER FIJI Bike Team Geared For Race Page 7 Chapter O綿cers President … … ‥Greg Moore Treasurer … …Jerry Rushton After an l lth place finish in the 1986 Little 500, the F担S are back in 1987 aspiring to be this year s champions. This year s team is Recording Sec y. ‥ ‥ ‥ ・ ‥ ‥ … ‥Kevin McCallum Well‑endowed with both talent and experience. Returning from Iast Corresponding Sec year are Junior Dave ̀̀Cuda StrOng 70 laps in the Flipper Of this year Schmidt, a WOrkhorse who rode a 86 race, and our fine senior sprinter, Mark Senese, a Serious threat on lap 200. Both are members s Rider y‥ ‥ ‥ ‥. … ‥ Tom Herendeen Historian … … ‥Mike Rowe Newsletter Editors s Council. In addition to these two veterans, Senior Jim Taboo ‥ ‥ ‥ ‥ ‥ … ‥Jade Cusick Strobel, … ‥ Mike Summerville the alternate in 86, returnS after being on the qualifying team which Put the F串s in the front row in 86. Rounding out this year are the talented newcomers Tom白Snapper,, Herendeen s squad Zeta Wins a Jun10r, 駕謹書詰葦!輩諾霊許諾諾￣￣ 0放物脇ng α棚の勧 The mechanic is Randy Astro The F串S began training for the Krall. 87 race back on January 5th at the University of FIorida in Gainesville as guests of the brothers of Upsilon Phi Chapter. The brothers epjoyed sunny weather and warm temperatures while logging over 700 miles in nine days. The bike team returned to BIoomington in January, ready to ride and endure the unpredictable Indiana weather. The bikers rode ap‑ PrOXimately 2co miles a week, Weather permitting, and continued to ride stronger and better. The team traveled south to Jensen Beach, FIorida, for a week of heavy training during spring break. During the seven riding days, the team logged over 500 miles while improving their sprints and exchanges. ZETA PR重DE: Dean of Greek A餓Iirs Vic Boschini presents The team is now back in BIoomington riding long and hard and the outstanding chapter award WOrking out at the track practicing exchanges. All five members are to Andy Detherage and Greg riding well and should again qualify quite well in the field of 33 teams. Moore. Fo書1owing qualifications of Apri1 4th, the team can prepare for for Race Day, Apri1 25th, anXiously anticipating the chance to be the first across the line as winners of the 1987 Little 500. This spring, Zeta Chapter was selected as the 1986 Interfrater‑ nfty CotmCil OⅡtStanding￣C申p= ter. The award, in its first year, WaS eStablished by Phi Gam IFC Director Robert Tully 88. It is based on a variety of measures, including intramural competition, Chapter scholarship, CamPuS in‑ VOIvement, SOCial service, and OVerall contributions to Indiana University. Brother Mark Senese 87 com‑ Piled the report and his outstand‑ ing efforts are to be commended. This award is the beginning of FREEWHEELING FIJIS: Coaches Dan Effrein and Bruce Eyre What we plan to be a long tradi‑ (front, l to r) and Tom Herendeen, Dave Schmidt, Mark Senese, Jim StrobeI, Mike Franklin and Randy KraIl, bike meehanic, tion of continued excellence. Zeta (back row) gear up for Little 500 1987. nent, home for this honor. is an excellent first, and perma‑ \r\nF師Graduate News Brie鰹 Steven R. Ingmire ,76 Steve, Or Quag, aS he was known in his undergraduate days , Planning a move? Maybe Mar‑ different Army locations言n‑ ty can help you out with a few Cluding three places in Germany and one in Viet Nam. PaCking tips. Write to him at 6627 married IU grad Debra Hoppes Quail Ridge Lane, Fort Wayne, in 1978. They now have one 量N 46804. Mike and Pamela have two Children, Jennifer and Jeffrey. Child, Katherine Brooke. Jennifer is in her second year at Steve is the chairman of busi‑ John R. Stewart )75 IU, Where both her parents ness education at Southport High John has been keeping very School in Indianapolis. Get in touch with Quag and Debra at busy lately. As well as being the Vice president of F.C. Tucker Pamela, an AIpha Omicron Pi from IU, WOrks as a speech 5575 South Walcott, Indiana‑ Company, Incorporated言n In‑ Pathologist. She wrote us that, POlis, IN 46227. dianapolis, John is also on the board of directors of the Metro‑ Joseph C. Butterworth タ58 ̀ tryj掲temiiy expe′づence pro‑ Vided mny quality experiences Which are iI卵wential in dealing W脇Joくわy与challenges, relates A urologist living in Carmel, Indiana, ̀̀Butter is married to 血e former Donna Lindsey. Don‑ I am veIyprOふd Jo sの, I m a M7ke! Fellow F串S Can CatCh up with Realtors, and is an elder in the Northminster Presbyterian him by writing to Mike in care of HHC l‑33 Armor, Box 294, Church. APO New York O9091. He married Purdue grad Deb‑ bie Klaser, a member of Pi Beta Brothers can write to John and Ernest Franklin Hill )62 Frank and his wife, Rebecca, Celebrated their 25th wedding an‑ Debbie at 532 1 Brookview Court, niversary last November. He Indianapolis, IN 46250. notes, ̀砂W昨changes herhair na, a Purdue graduate, is work‑ ing in broadcasting. Zhere守a /ot Qf草yi pride in POlitan Indianapolis Board of Phi Sorority, in 1980. Joe. atte nded. Style once a year, Which causes Je鮒iey C. Macri ,83 Je鯖has put his B.S. in chem‑ me Jo thinたIget a JteW W昨each year! istry to good use as a field Frank is the assistant general PrOud of his four children: Chemist in the business of dispos‑ counsel with Lincoln National Melissa, Susan, Jonas and Audra. ing of hazardous chemicals. He Corporation, in Fort Wayne, In‑ Find out the rest of Butter diana. He and Rebecca, a teaCh‑ news at 13585 Brentwood Lane, is currently working for Rolling Environmental Services, Incor‑ Carmel, IN 46032. POrated, in CaroI Stream, Illinois. Chi Omega, have two children: Z汚a F擁! adds Butter. He is also s Martin A. Weissert )55 Jeffwrites, I was onb) ;n /he er/administrator and IU A細pha Scott and Brian. Ho榔e.ゆr one year. However, in Send a letter to Frank at 8436 This former msh chairman is 初at short Jime I mde a /をw Cerco Court, Fort Wayne, IN 46815. now the executive vice president 万ieI概ねやr /昨. Probabb,硯e most Of North American Van Lines, in iI7やOriant cLxperience I Jook w脇 Fort Wayne, Indiana. Marty is me was ‑ ̀】脇ere is "O eX:CnSe. married to Kappa AIpha Theta This phmse was drilled jnto me Shirley Ferguson, and together dz/ring pledee /糊ining over and provide a dimension Jo wnive7嶋i‑ they have two grown children: OVer. h has had a positive ;n〇 砂/昨脇at js /Otalfy nyneIgistic Teresa and Andrew. Both chil‑ dren have followed in their ㌦z/enCe On me Jocわy∴ Renew your friendship with Edward R. Bartley ,42 Fraterniり, e型タerience can With academics, notes Ed. 肋脇out a collegej掲temity, the Je鯖by writing to 1605 Fairway Z/niversiiy cxperience wonld be Ceived law degrees from Indiana Drive, #1C, Lisle, IL 60532. grea砂/imited. University. Marty is the past president and Michael J. Jones ,68 and lives with his wife, Mary, at Mike is a battalion commander in the U.S. Army. Since his 6 Lake Shore Court, Pinehurst, County, the director of Lutheran Hospital, and director of the graduation from IU, he and his tunity to get back in touch with American Movers Conference. Wife, Pamela, have lived in eight this enthusiastic brother. father s footsteps and have re‑ director of United Way of Allen Ed is e巾oying semi‑retirement NC 28374. Don t miss the oppor‑