Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fratemity at Indiana University ZE丁A ELEC丁S NEW CAB案NE丁 SerVing on the I.U. Foundation. President Richard Dwight Handley, a jun‑ ior from La Porte, has been se‑ lected to fi11 the highest position in the house. Dick plans to attend medical school after next year and he has been an outstanding stu‑ dent, being elected to Phi Eta Prior to his election Dick pumped PurPle for the house as Baker Cup Chairman, Pig Dinner Chairman and Inter‑Chapter Relations Chair‑ man. Historian Serving his second year on the Starting his second year on the Cabinet, Dennis D. Smith from BIoomington has past experience as Recording Secretary. Like the Union Board of Directors while (Continued on Page 3) Sigma, a freshmen men tic honorary. s Scholas‑ He is currently \r\n附き〃00Sl鵬朋「l ZETA IN!丁8ATE§ 23 冒wenty three golden links were added to the Zeta Chapter chain on March l when 1971タs fall class ness; James Sharp Wilson IV, Who hails from Gary and is on a pre‑ dent course of study; Thomas was initiated into Phi Gamma Carlyle Wilson IⅡ, from Evans‑ Delta. This year Ville and studying business; and POSted 2.7 s class, Which scholastic average, Thomas Laban Yoder, a BIoom‑ boasts several freshman athletes, ington boy majoring in philosophy. CamPuS leaders, and a strong de‑ Sire to keep Zeta on top at Indi‑ The forces that have been greatest in my life have been God and the Co11ege Fratemity that moulded me. ‑ Thomas R. Marsha11 ana University.∴冒hese men will, B「o†herhood F漢ows no doubt, be a very positive addi葛 tion to the active chapter. The A十Pig Dinner upperclassmen and especially the newly activated brothers were par‑ An unexpected snow might have ticularly grateful that Purple Leg‑ held the attendance down but ionnaire, Bi11 Jenkin, and Assist‑ nothing affected the enthusiasm of ant Section Chief, Bill Mi11er were the 97th Annual Norris Pig Dimer On hand for the ceremony. The held March newly initiates include : WOOd・ A memorable and relaxing James Walter Brauer, Chicago Heights, Illinois, majoring in busi‑ ness; Randall Edward Copeland, a history major from Evansville; Richard James DeCamp from In‑ 23, 1968, at Beach‑ Weekend was spent by a11 with the freshman leaming what all the Older brothers already realize, that this was more than just an evening dinner but it was a week‑ end of renewed brotherhood. dianapolis and on a pre‑dent COurSe Of study; Frank Glenn Dun‑ Co‑Editors : Michael J. Griffin, 70, Chesterton Paul S. Mannweiler, Indianapolis 71, The weekend officially started ten, Who is a business major from With King Traub LaGrange; John Carroll Eckert remarks as toastmaster at the din̲ s, 48, OPening hailing from Madison and is a ner. The tone of the evening was business major; Douglas Ashley SOOn Started with Thomas Finlayson, a Pre‑med major from Kelley being awarded the out‑ Fort Wayne; Thomas Allen Flem‑ Standing freshman award. John ing, anOther pre‑med major from FIoretta and Thomas OIsen were Fort Wayne; Michael James Grif置 the next to be honored with the fin, from Chesterton and majoring 〃Sudsタブ Outstanding Senior Award. Bob in joumalism; Robert Scott Jack‑ Long followed with the Wilkinson SOn, Who hails from Indianapolis Award Candidate recognition and and is maJOrlng m real es七ate; everyone wished him well in the Thomas Hudson Kelley, an Indi‑ national competition that was in anapolis boy on a pre‑med course; front James Maurice Lohman, a Pre‑ ended up the awards by being se‑ med major from Fort Wayne, and Stephen William Lyman, a West lected as the outstanding Al拙m一 Lafayette boy studying business. AIso, Paul Steven Mannweiler, of him. King R. Traub Three reports were then made to the brothers by Wm. C. Reed, 48, Darrell R. Parsons, ,26, and from Indianapolis majoring in gov‑ emment; RandoIph Evan Price, Who is on a pre‑med course of Study and from Terre Haute; David Arthur Reider, a LaPorte boy on the pre‑med course of Study; Mark Joseph Rogge, from West Lafayette in business; Greg‑ Ory Thomas Schaumann, Who is from Eaton, Ohio, and preparing for medical study; James Lowell Teter, a Pre‑med major from In‑ dianapolis; Carl Brad Vorhies, an‑ Other pre‑dent major from Indi‑ anapolis ; William Lahnam Walton, an Indianapolis boy studying busi一 Richard D. Handley, 69, On the activities of the Executive Board, the House Corporation, and the Chapter respectively. Dr. Richard H. Crowder De‑ PauW 31) provided the main ad‑ dress of the evening. The Na‑ tional Historian and professor of Literature at Purdue University SPOke on brotherhood and how it has survived the ages. Even though the dinner was of‑ ficia11y cIosed the festivities con一 (Continued on Page 3) \r\nPIG D重NNER BOB LONG W音LK音N§ON CAND音DA丁E (Continued from Page 2) tinued on through the night. A F串Bike film of footba11 highlights from Indiana)s 丁eam Ready 9‑1 Hoosiers was shown to the delight of a11 the football fans in the audience, followed by For Li††看e 500 a film showing the Fijis sweeping to their 1967 win in the Little 500. It, is∴SPringtime again and all Brotherhood reached its all time the Fiji,s minds are tuming to‑ Peak as it flowed, Surged, and Ward one thing. No, nOt rOmanCe, gushed through out the Downtown but the Little Motor Inn at the mixer. 500. Stories Were traded, jokes were told and When practice began the first of drinks were drunk as good times t Were had by all. Many graduate look too bright for coaches Craig brothers were quoted as saying Finlayson and Fritz Steck. They that they had not信felt,, so well February, however, things didn discovered that they did not have for several days. SJJ迫亘g臆QonlIn坦錐二王Q± I.U.臆塾ng二me臆エideL止ack」上皿」紙上yeaIk‑恥r音盤蛾e‑園部缶o {ou士d‑m毅re‑ it「坤 championship team. There was a lot of enthusiasm and after a big tumout the team WaS down to six riders by the end Of the first week. While NEW CÅBINET (Continued from Page l) the Weather was still cold, the team Others on this year WOrked out in the house, running Denny has consistently been Stairwells and riding the stationery Placed on the Dean,s list and has been active in Union Board pro‑ bike. The week before qualification the track was∴CIosed because of bad weather and things were look‑ ing bad for the bike team. How‑ ever they came through brilliantly in the clutch to post a 2:26.65 for the seventh position on the inside Of he third row in the fastest field Which has ever qualified for the Little 500. The first fifteen teams Which qualified for this year s race all beat the time set by last year s POle winner. ￣A壬ter qualifications the b罷e s Zeta Cabinet jects, along with serving on I.U. Foundation. Denny has served the house as intramural chairman and as Kitchen Steward. His ma̲ jor is marketing and he p工ans to further his educa七ion in I.U.,s M.B.A. program after graduation. Trea8urer The only sophomore on the cab‑ inet is John Robert Hayes from ShelbyvilIe. John has done much during his two years at I.U. start‑ ing out his freshman year as Presi‑ dent of his class. He has worked On many COmmittees and steering to work on their distance riding COmmittees including Student Re‑ Cruiting, Union Board, and Fresh‑ CO‑Chairman of freshman camp, a and on heir endurance. Both of man Camp. In the house John has member of the Student‑Faculty these qualities were improved im‑ been the Chairman of the Faculty Conduct Committee, I.U. Founda‑ mensely during Spring Vacation Relations Committee and worked tion, and IFC policy committee. When the bike team traveled to On Public relations and I.U. Sing. FIorida. During this time the He is majoring in Zoo工ogy and team worked out usually six hours Plans to attend medical school af‑ ter his junior year. team went back out on the roads Robert Åden Long He also contributed greatly to Phi Gamma Delta by being social chairman of the house first semes̲ a day on the beach and on the ter and president, SeCOnd. roads. They came back in tip‑tOP Corresponding Secretary AIong with serving as president Of I.U. Foundation, in his senior Shape and ready to go. Already, Peter Rodger Skayfish, a junior from East Chicago, Will serve as year Bob became a member of Blue Key, WaS On the Steering Bill Erdel and Clarke Randall, and freshman Mark Rogge have proved Committee for the leadership con‑ themselves to be one of the gut‑ ference, and was a student su‑ tiest teams the Phi Gams have ing a member of Phi Eta Sigma Preme COurt justice. ever produced, but now they are and AIpha Eta Delta, a Pre‑medi‑ Cal honorary. As public relations Bob hopes to enrll in the SchooI Of Law at I.U. next year. junior Ted Bindley, SOPhmores ready to prove that they are one Of the best teams, also. the new corresponding secretary. On campus Pete works on I.U. Foundation, and YMCA while be‑ (Continued on Page 4) \r\n功i Gam Aんmni Aγ0αnd物e (カ棚nt砂 A partner in a general insur‑ Dr. Robert Keith Rhamy, 49, John Samuel McGinnis, 31, a ance‑real estate business, The was appointed Professor and realtor and agriculturalist, is the Branter Agency is Richmond, Ed‑ chairman of the Division of Urol‑ president of the John S. McGimis ward S. Branter IIl, ,56, is also ogy at the Vanderbilt University Realty Co. in Columbus. John also secretary‑treaSurer Of Branter De‑ Medical Center. OWnS and manages farm land in velopment, Inc., aS Well as secre‑ three children Laura, Victoria, and four received his M.D. degree in 1952 from the Indiana University School of Medicine. He served as an instructor at the Medical Cen‑ ter and worked his way up to As‑ sociate Professor of UroIogy in Amy, at 1963 tary ‑ treaSurer Of Pedco, Inc. Ed enjoys golf and resides with his wife, the former Cynthia Bash, a Sigma Kappa at I.U,, 925 mond. 59, and their S. 17th St., Rich‑ While at I.U. he was Alumni Relations Chairman, be‑ longed to Falcon Club, Union and Young Republicans, and partici‑ Pated in intramurals. At present Ed is active in the Richmond Jay‑ cees, Richmond Board of Realtors, Richmond Independent Insurance Agents, Masons) Scottish Rite) Morat Shrine and Elks. His brother, Richard L., is also a Zeta graduate brother. This father of before taking on his new POSt at Vanderbilt. Dennis Davenport Ånglin, 62, director for the Institution for Social Research at the University of Michigan. His job consists of surveying individual organization, and he is working towards his Ph.D. in Organizational Psychol‑ Ogy, Which he expects to receive next year. While at I.U. 〃Angles Brother Rhamy is∴∴Currently 60), in Indianapolis. Barbara McGin‑ nis Terry, an I.U. Delta Gamma, pital. He is a member of AIpha Omega AIpha honorary, Consul‑ tant to the National Institute of Health, Consultant in UroIogy to the National Foundation, and is married and resides in F量orida. listed in Who,s Who in America and Who,s Who in American Edu‑ Mary E11en McGinnis Young, a Stephen s College graduate, is married and lives in St. Louis. The youngest McGinnis, Jim, 21, is a music major at the Universi七y Of Miami and one of the top sing‑ ers in The Hurrincanes. Among the many, many PrOfes‑ sional societies of which he is a member are American Co11ege of Surgeons, Cartagena Academy of Medicine, Intemational Congress of NephroIogy, American Nuclear Society, Sigma Zi Scientific Hon‑ Orary, American Fertility Society, and Board of Directors of the American Cancer Society. Brother 27, Father John is the former Vice‑Chairman of the Indiana Real Estate Com‑ mission, Vice Presiden七of the In‑ diana Real Estate Association, President of the Columbus Park Board, Board of Realtors and Plan Commission. Mr. McGinnis,s father, the late Henry J. McGin‑ nis was a Zeta Fiji, Class of 99. While at I.U., John was a member Of the Glee Club, Jordan River, and pledge trainer. WilIiam Hewson Wrig庇う Charles Frederick Benzel, is the President, Director, and 24トis a frce‑lance producer‑Writer for Vice̲President of a finance firm motion pictures and television, aS in Wilmington Delaware, and well as a collector of art and Pre‑ chairman and editor of the Hoo‑ Vice̲President‑Director of Rock‑ land Corp. He is a member of Sier Fiji, he has worked diligently Wall St. Club, Wilmington Coun‑ for the house. Pete plans to go to try Club, and University Club. Charlie enjoys golf and swimming, The new house recording secre‑ and while at I.U. was active in track, basketba11, Arons, and Un‑ tary is Gilmore Smith Haynie, Jr. ion Board, aS Well as President and from Fort Wayne. Gil has put in Treasurer of Zeta. many hours unselfishly for Zeta. Wife, Janet, an I.U. Delta Gamma, He has served as Chairman of Lit‑ 27, reSide at 4004 Kennett Pike, Recording Secretary B. McGinnis, a Zeta Fiji, ( Vanderbilt University Hospital and the Nashville General Hos‑ extensively. medical school upon graduation. 35), have four children, OWnS a film production business Rhamy has also published quite (Continued from Page 3) and his wife, Marian, a Tri‑Delt from the University of Pennsyl‑ Chief of UroIogic Surgery at the Phi Eta Sigma, and Psi Chi, aS NEW CÅBINET Sea fishing and swimming. John three of whom are married. John was a member of Phi Beta Kappa, well as YMCA. At presenthe re‑ sides at 904 S. Forest, Ann Arbor, M ichigan. Realtors̲Indiana Real Estate As‑ SOCiation. He enjoys sailing, deep‑ Vania ( ca七ion. is currently the assistant projec七 BarthoIomew County, and is a member of the Columbus Board of He and his Columbian Artifacts. Bi11, Who WaS initiated into Zeta in 1921, makes his current home with his Wife, the former Wiltrud Greta Wellensiek from Buende, Ger‑ many, at 12921 Evanston St., Los Angeles Califomia. Bill was born in Lawrenceburg, Ind., and is a member of Producers Guild of ica, and American Civil Liberties and of Social Committee Greenville Delaware. The Benzels While also serving on the Rush have two sons, Charles Jr., and America, Writers Guild of Amer‑ Committee. A marketing major, Gil plans to attend Law School John E. Two brothers, Edward J. Union. after graduation. alums. tle 500 and William H. are also Zeta Fiji Besides writing screen‑ Plays and teleplays, he s also the author of many short stories.