THE HOOSIER FIJI BLOOMINGTON, 1NDIANA WINTER 1991 GRADUATE DAⅥD LENTZ TAKING COMMAND The Graduate Scholarship Advisor said, αIt is a good opportunity to get back and help out the house.,, Although Biggs program has really taken some giant steps will only be here for the first semester, he forward ‑ ‑ nOt Only in the Phi Gamma has set some high goals. First, he is deter‑ Delta house一一but a皿over the Indiana University Greek system. The Phi Gamma '一It is a good opportunity to Delta house is one of eight houses on campus to have a Graduate Scholarship get back and help out the Advisor but, aS Ofthe fan semester of 1991, house.1l ‑David LentZ all Greek houses will be required to have Lentz is the current mined to make sure the scholarship trophy GSA. He was an ,89 graduate and is con‑ stays in the F串trophy case as it has five out David Biggs tinuing his studies at IU and plaming to go of血e last eight semesters. Second, he to medical schoolin 91. He and Graduate would like to see all the new pledges get brother Judge Frank Otte, Who is on the initiated together, and lastly, he would like house corp, devised the plan for the GSA to make the active brothers this past semester. COllege as academically smooth as pos‑ Gna勃ate Schola7叫Aゐ砿or E綿rOldana庇 樹齢 According to Biggs, the role of a GSA is to work with the scholarship advisors, Lma trail through sible. things as howto do math homework, What Phi Gamma Delta would like to thank teacher to take for a certain class. Biggs is Biggs, Judge Otte and the rest of the schol‑ Quigley, in the house. Through this net‑ also always making sure that the freshmen arship advisors for doing a wonde血I job working of scholarship advisors the whole get adequate study time, eSPeCially during David αLurch Scott and Mark Spaz house benefits immensely. They will be asked questions and give advice on such Pledgeship. Biggs took the position because, he F卸Cycling Team Begins Little 500 Preparations The 1990 Little 500 was an impressive mo皿ent for Zeta Chapter. After setting a new track record for Qualifications, the F串Cycling Team went on to fin王sh 5th in the race. Since the last race, the team has graduated four Seniors. The loss of that much talent and experience would leave most Little 500 teams worried about the next season. However, this does not seem to be the case with皿s year s F箪Cycling Team. With six cyclists, the team is planning on another successful year in the Little 500. Four ofthe six cyclists were part ofthe 1990 team. Senior Tim召Dudley Pruitt ,92 and Mike Maverick, Cunningham Powers 91, Juniors Rob =Hix,, 92, and Sophomore Troy Blades Lewis 93. These four know better than anyonewhat it takes to get ready for the Race. Each of them knows the commitment, dedication, and detemination that it takes to have success in the Little 500. The experience that they gained last year will greatly help them prepare the team for this commg SeaSOn. AIong with the addition of two new cyclists, Junior Rob αRazor,, Schein ,92 and Sophomore Eddie存Sleepy" Goodknight 93 the team should be stronger than expected・ The team is starting to log in road time, aS We11 as spend extra time cross‑training before leaving in December for a week of training in FIorida. so far this semester and for all the hard WOrk that they do that sometimes goes unnoticed. \r\n2 ﹁申陸島龍 Page THE HOOSIER FIJI Winter 1991 THE PR脚CORN互R ZETA CHAPTER FLIES HIGH IN )90 Dear Brothers, It has been a fun and prosperous semes‑ The service purchases and prepares all ter for the undergraduate brothers here in our food in coordination with four other Bloomington. Although the Hoosiers have Chapters. The food is prepared in house been less than dynamic on the gridiron, We and everyone has been more than pleased de丘nitely have had a lot to cheer about at SO far. I welcome any graduates to stop by B eechwood. When in Bloomington for lunch or dimer. First, Zeta was well represented at血e You 皿be impressed. Chicago Ekklesia in August. Thirteen This is the last time I wi11 address the undergraduates were al)1e to witness Zeta graduates from this forum. A new cabinet brother David Elmore preside for the last has been elected, and by the time this is time as Arcon President. It was an honor Printed, they w皿be leading the chapter. and a great learning opportunity for the The past year has been a great experi‑ brothers to witness αone of our own,, serve ence for the entire cabinet. I personany the Fratemity so well. feel serving the chapter has been the best Unfortunatcly, We did not leave the Ekk‑ class I have taken at IU. lesia with the hardware we desired. O鯖一 We owe much thanks to the manygradu‑ Cially, We Placed second in the Jordan ate brothers who have helped the chapter Bowl (academics); honorable mention for OVer the past year. Particularly, We OWe a the Zeman Cup (campus activities)狐d large debt of gratitude to Purple Legion‑ We Were aWarded the Tempelton chapter naire Jack Deinlein ( PrOficiency Award for the sixth straight POration President George Gim ( year. However, Walking away somewhat 81) and House Cor‑ 57). Jack has been a great friend and advisor e皿Pty handed was a great leaming experi‑ OVer the past year. He has been coustantly ence for our large delegation. We have availal)le and has been a great asset for the definitely been inspired to get back in the Chapter. Likewise, Mr. Gim has contin‑ race for next year ued to epitomize the p血ase: s Cheney Cup. On that note, last month we were recog‑ Phi Gamma Delta is not for college days alone. Mr. nized as the Most Outstanding Chapter by Gim is retiring from the House Corpora‑ the IFC. The competition was based on tion in January after nearly a decade of academics, CamPuS aCtivities, intramurals, Service; his influence will be felt by the Philanthropy and IFC invoIvement. AIong chapter for many years to come. with the award, We also reclaimed the Finally, the 1990s promises to be a tre‑ Scholarship Trophy after a one‑SemeSter mendous challenge for Zeta chapter as hiatus. It was nice recognition after a Well a11 fratemities. Many college cam‑ hardworking Spring semester. PuSeS are already deciding that Greek Within the chapter, twO big changes met the brothers upon our retum from sun‑ SyStemS do not fit into their future. While it is unlikely IU will ever reach that point, mer vacation. Primarily, the computer changes w皿nonetheless occur. Zeta,s room was completely renovated with the future in many ways will depend on strong help of the Education Foundation and graduate support and guidance. Please graduate brother donations. Beechwood COntinue to support our chapter in anyway now boasts the premier computer facilities possible. On CamPuS. A hl(gC脇a庇y0 高o a〃肋o he少ed make ft possible. Fratemally, The second big change to greet the broth‑ ers was a new food service to coordinate Thomas Mariani Our meals. Yes, the Frank Come11i era has President ended for Zeta (much to the delight of the brothers and I,m sure some recent gradu‑ ate brothers). \r\nWinter 1991 THE HOOSIER FIJI Page 3 F卸,s on Campus Campus Spot量ight: A量pha Lambda De量ta Brothers of the Zeta chapter of Phi Gamma Delta can be seen all over Indiana University participating in campus activities. This fall semester, 1990, F軍s are invoIved This spring, the now past o縦cers of in everything from varsity sports to student orga血zations. AIpha Lambda Delta elected four Zeta Senior Jay αCinder,, Jontz runs for the I.U. Varsity Cross Country and Track teams Phi Gams to serve on the six‑member 狐d Sophomore Ken ̀̀Al Cabinet that runs the organization. Two F軍s are active in Club sports as we11: Junior Jason years ago, brothers Tom Mariani 91 and Dan Dickman 90, SerVed on the cabinet as vice president and PreSident, reSPectively. Last year s cabinet WaS headed by junior brother Mark Webster Barry 93 is the goalkeeper for the I.U. Varsity Soccer team. the I.U. Water Ski Club), Sophomore Aaron Reverend Fooz Theiler and Freshmen Matt Si可in Green Varsity Lacrosse team along with Junior Rob and Treasurer Andrew uWaifer,, Stoms Spaz Quigley 93 as vice PreSident (public relations) , Bill Otteson Hoover 92 as vice president of activities, Lumpy Quigg Buhner 92, but gives part of his AIpha Lambda Delta, the freshman honorary society boasts president Dave bers, with David dent, Marc Puck time to the Inte血atemity Council as director of special pr句ects. Wu 93 as presi‑ 92 (president of 93, I.U. Water Polo Club, 94, I.U. Volldyball Club, and Zach We have a ruling mgivrity of four mem‑ Wu Winkle Cooke 94, I.U. Hockey Club. Sophomore Mike 〃Elroy" Mulroy ,93 not only plays for the I.U. 92. This year, however, Sumo Scratch Gills 93, Vice‑Presidents Marc Spaz Quigley 93 and Wi11iam 93. αHoover Hoover Suno Otteson 92, Otteson, the only Junior amongst the Sophomores, is also the Student Alumni Council s director of promotions and a member of Singing Hoosiers. Sophomore brother Bob ̀̀Salam,, Hoskins 93 is also a second year member of Sin壷ng Hoosiers. 93 serving as Members ofF軍also hold positions on Indiana University Student Organizations like treasurer. Since the cabinet chooses its Student Alumni Council (SAC), and Student A皿etic Board (SAB). Senior Steve and Andy Wailer Storms OWn SuCCeSSOrS, We are in excellent posi‑ tion to create a sort of purple nepotism in the organization. AIpha Lambda Delta is an honorary SOCiety for freshmen who have achieved αJester , Slavin Sophomore Will 91, Juniors Rob Doc Clemens Frank Scour Otte 93 is responsible, in part, for this year Other important F華include Seniors John main functions are tutoring at the Girls Association; Juniors Mike Club, CamPuS aCademic awareness, tutOr‑ Bud Whiz Talbot PreSident. In conclusion, Tom On the Men Rush Notes Zeta again witnessed the arrival of rush last spring, and due in large part to gradu‑ ate∴SuPPOrt, We Pledged twenty‑SeVen OutStanding young men. The phone calls and letters of recommendation received from graduates assisted us greatly in our sea重ch. Zeta prides itseIf on staying on top at IU through its rush program, and the essen‑ tial element of our program is the gradu‑ ate brother. Ifyou know a young man with Phi Gamma Delta potential, Please get in touch with us. Your input means the difference between a good rush effort and a great one. 92, and Gonz Sting Wuu Cowan 91, manager for Indiana 91, President of the Asian American Maverick,, Cunningham ,92, Intramural Sports Council, Blades Lewis 93 who founded the Indiana University Tria皿on Club and currently serves as its Chemistry and M215 Calculus and organ‑ ample of purple haze diffusing across the Smith s record attendance at the 92, Treasurer of Bass Club, and Sophomore Troy izing the massive initiation program held Indiana University campus! Duster Homecoming Pep Rally. University Basketbau, and Pierre net, AIpha Lambda Delta is another ex‑ 92, and Kevin 93 hold the positions of directors in SAC. Junior Chris approximately 500 freshmen. Some of its each spring. With four Zeta F串s on cabi‑ Shein αSurf, Morrison ,92 is SAB,s director of the Homecoming King and Queen Contest, and academic excellence. Each year it initiates ing freshmen in courses such as ClO5 Razor ReV Mariani 91, PreSident of Phi Gamma Delta, ServeS s Fratemity Mator Issues Committee. \r\nPage 4 THE HOOSIER F量J量 Winter 1991 BEECHWOOD HAPPENINGS ‑ Proudly Presenting Our ,90 Pledges F卸Scholarship Tradition Continues During the past semester Phi Gamma Delta was once again the top fratemity Zeta Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta academica11y. We ranked sixth among a11 Greek letter organizations with a 3.045 house Continues to realize excellent rush results ‑ a boast which is easily understood and aVerage。 Plaming for a successful fall semester be車ns in the spring. Last spring we began our agreed whh once you meet our 1990 pledges. plaming with another outstanding pledge dass. In addition to a successful rush These young men have done we批hrough‑ program, there was an extensive remodeling of our computer facilities. At the begiming Out their pledgeship and have remained of the semester the eristing test皿e was updated extensively and reorganized. All of focused on the goal of initiation into our these things lead to a very successf山fall semester. brotherhood. During the summer, the computer room was completely remodeled. A new IBM PC and two new printers were added to make the computers more accessible than ever. The printers will reduce maintenance costs by more than half and a皿ow funds to be allocated to other areas that need improvement. One ofthe computers is tied into the University The 27 men making up Zeta s current pledge class are listed. Please join us in Welcoming血em into Phi Gamma Delta・ s main frame computer. This allows brothers additional access that is not available 1990 Pled蜜e Class elsewhere on campus. Another area of improvement for the fa皿semester is the test胤e. During the renovation of the computer room, the old test創e was replaced by a new four drawer皿e cabinet. Our existing珊e was condensed to include only tests less than丘ve years old and Pa山 the organization simp臆ed to make it more accessible. T血oughout the fa皿the創e will Matt be building and should be one of the premier創es on campus by next spring. W皿am In addition to the renovation, We have also tried to emphasize the improving of study Bucket,, Barrada Rushville ̀Wafer Bradley Doogie Zach Puck,, Fort Wayne Bramon Lebanon Buhner Indianapolis skills. Several tutorial videotapes have been shoun in an attempt to introduce new Jack ̀Huck" Clemens Frankfort techniques・ Brothers are also encouraged to attend seminars sponsored by the Leaming Justin ̀Droopy Friesen W批on, CT Resource Center which should improve study skills. As always,血ere is an extensive Matt Green tutor system within the house. In addition to the tutorings, brothers also recommend Mark classes and the best professors to make re毎stration successful・ Joshun ̀Wash All of these improvements should anow F軍to remain on top in grades for the fall ̀̀Sinjin αJake,, Fort Gurm Wayne Kokomo Hague Indianapolis Steve召Gander,, Johuson Huntsville,AL semester. In addition to immediate success, the plaming that has gone on last spring Robert ̀Tepe Should allow us to remain on top for a long time to come. MattくくWheels Peter John αMia Cutter Craig King Indianapolis Lee Charleston, McClary Squirrel Matthew Keedy Indianapolis Kokom o Lee Sunny Moore WV BIoomington I ndianap olis Zionsville Dave αMoney,, Morrison Murphy I ndian apolis Eric Yoda,, Orme St. Joe, MI Todd FIoppy Pat Slim Justin Pokey Robert Tie Royster Evansville Chez White Jeff αMoonie,, Andrew Cito KenバAl,, Indianapolis Ross Chris Brad質Trueder Leb ano n Pederson Scherrer Indianapolis Schwarz Zionsville Steiner Lafayette Terry Indianapolis Theiler Toledo \r\nⅥ乃nter 1991 THE HOOSIER FIJI Page 5 GRADUATE NEWS The gradmte relatious area of the house answer session. The suPiect of the session is on fire this year with two enthusiastic is his career: What he does now and what chaimen who are out to prove to the graduate brothers that Phi Gamma Delta reallyis not for college days alone. The Should any class(es) wish to set Please contact David "Lurch" teen classes on three separate weekends: Scott )93 at 330̲4301 or Kevin "Duster" Smith ) 92 at 330‑4315. 41, 70 and 80 on Home‑ COming, October 13; the classes of On September22; the classes of October 27; and the classes of PurSumg a Similar career wnl attend to listen and ask questions. In talking with numerous graduates and undergraduates alike, both groups feel that this is a great 89 OPPOrtunity for undergraduates to leam 84 on invaluable information first‑hand from 87 ‑ 81 ‑ graduate brothers who are interested in SPring, LittIe 500 for instance, first semester boasted reunions of four‑ the classes of he did to get where he is today. Under‑ up a reunion for a weekend this 64一,67 on brothers who have actually been there November 17. Should any class(es) wish ers, Please mail their addresses to us so and achieved. This is also an excellent to set up a reunion for a weekend this that we can update ou∫ files. OPPOrtunity for graduates to give more apring言腰血e 5co for instance, tlease ∞ntaCt AIso, the than the traditional monetary support. If Graduate Career Seminars David αLurch,, Scott ,93 at 330‑4301 or WⅢ be g露ting underway soon. Many gradu‑ you are interested, Please contact one of us Kevin質Duster,, Smith ,92 at 330‑4315. ate brothers have expressed an interest in SOOn. To the graduates who have already Participating in this. In case you haven COntaCted us, We Will get in touch with you U両ates from hst spring s Hoosier F事 t was very heard, this is a progran where graduate real soon ifwe haven SuCCeSSful, with many addresses being brothers come doⅥ皿One eVening during your support! maifed to us. Once again, ifyou know the Which the graduate presents a short semi‑ Whereabouts of any of the fo1lowing broth‑ nar and then follows with a question and The Missing Brothers Search t already. Thanks for Zeta Spot量ight: Jay一一Nipes一一A萱賞ardt What more could a person ask for in COnditioning and to the scene of mara‑ door, the loud music and all the pretty girl life than to be the president of a company thons and triathalons. Nipes has been in POSterS On the walls, it looked like the place and have four great children. That would 15 marathons and numerous triathalons. for him. be a very successful life for most people, The most recent and probably the most A皿ardt does that plus impressive triathalon he was in was the another astounding feat. He is a top ranked Irorman in Haw苑After making it throngh triathlete in his age group, aCcording to the rigorous qualification process, Nipes but Jay Nipes Triathalon Today. Nipes started his Iove for physical fit‑ ness here at Phi Gamma Delta in 75 when a few of the brothers in the house con‑ PrOCeeded to finish a very mpressive 88th Out Of 1450 people. His competition in‑ Cluded many professional triathletes from all over the wor宣d. vinced him to ride on the Little 500 bike To get in this kind of physical shape, team. Everyone in the housewas glad they Nipes runs 40 to 50 miles a week, rides his COnvinced him to ride as they took home bike 60 to lco miles on weekends and 20 to the first place trophy from the race. In the 30 miles t血oughout the week. He usually ycars followi喝we placed second and瓜ird, does his swimming around noon on the respectively. Weekdays or whenever he can find time be‑ After his college days were over, Nipes took a ftw years off from the intense physi‑ tween his job and his four children. Nipes love for physical fitness will go Cal training to get a jump on his career. On for some time to come and hopefullyhe This also tumed out we11 for him as he is Wi11 pass it on to some potential future Phi now the President ofADM Real Estate in Muncie, IN. to be the most interested as he said that His love for fitness brought him back to with allthe nice people greeting him at the Gams, his sons. His sixyear old son seems \r\nPage 6 THE HOOSIER FIJI Winter 1991 F卸S Begin 1990‑91 Intramural Campaign to Retain Tit量e for Tenth Consecutive Once again, the Zeta chapter is offto a great start with intramurals. Co‑IM Chair‑ men Mike and Greg Maverick Burson Cumingham Akers 92 93 have contin‑ ued the stehar and organized tradition Which has propelled Phi Gamma Delta to the top for the last nine years at Indiana Uhiversity, home of the nation s largest and best intramural program. After im‑ PreSSive softball seasons by all four teams, F軍has gone on to win golfwith outstand‑ mg performances by Tim 91, Dave Spalding Shank Boncosky run, anchored by veteran Whitney Miller Gim 93, the 5K Ze(a七C匂,加n fynchIOnized Swimm加g 7請われS少h FIoss 91, and three out of four football leagues. Footba皿was the source of the F卸,s Well‑Represented at IFC Banquet On a cool, breezy November evening, the Inte血atemity Council (IFC) hosted its I don t know ifyou,d call it luck, but we a獲ways seem to Pull it out in the end." "David Spalding amual scholar!混p banquet at J. Arthur Sweeny CeremOny. First was the presentation of the award for the top fratemity academically, and Scholarship Chairmen Dave Boncosky s. Much to the de脆ght ofthe F申in aト tendance, the ca11 for Phi Gamma Delta was made several times during the awards Lurch Scott 93 and Marc Spaz Quigley 93 brought the trophy back to Beechwood, aS the house posted a 3.045 grade point average last semester. Then, the IFC Scholarship Award wimers were amounced. Of the six Wimers on campus, Mark Webster Barry 92 and David Sumo Wu 93 made Phi inspirational team of the year, aS the C‑ Gamma Delta the only fratemity on campus to have more than one winner. The climax team composed of a unified group of sen‑ Cane With the amouncement of the Most Outstanding Chapter. RecognlZlng Our iors, made it to the league finals ‑ ‑ nOt neC‑ accomplishments in scholarship and intramurals, IFC President Scott Lorenz an‑ essarily because of superior a皿eticism ‑ ‑ nounced Phi Gamma Delta one final time to wrap up this monumental evening for the but because of teamwork and cooperation F軍s. The brothers here at Zeta are certainly proud of these awards, but realize that it that has characterized Phi Gam teams for is a perpetual cha11enge in striving to be the best. years. So far the Phi Gams have boasted impressive volleyball campalgnS aS Well, losing only two of sixteen matches to date. Speakers Committee‑ The B‑tean, led by crushing spiker Murat Mooch Namli 92 and perhaps the best Setter On CamPuS, Matt Cheech Rees 93, have been most impressive. AIong with the A‑team they will surely challenge for a11‑CamPuS honors. Vice President Gros IJOuis E巾OyS Fine Dining at the F卸House Zeta Chapter had the privilege of hosting血diana University Vice President Ken Gros Louis and his wh, Dee, at dimer on October 15. They enjoyed the company and COnVerSation of the brothers here at the famed Beechwood dining hall, and also the Senior Matt Ome recently won a量l‑ gourmet food prepared by our new food service. According to Mrs. Gros Louis, Who has CamPuS in singles temis. Just a few weeks been recently stud中lg diet and nutrition, the meal was well‑balanced as weu as earlier, the versatile Orme clained all‑ delicious. Vice President Gros Louis cited several accomplishments of our chapter on CamPuS honors in golf. In addition, Burson the way to describing F箪as always having been a positive presence on the BIoomington and his pledge brother, David Chapter since his arrival here. This is a true honor coming from the top University of‑ Moore Spencer 93, advanced to the αSweet Six‑ (Cont d. on Page 8) ficial in BIoomington. Zeta Chapter hopes to continue this friendship and in the future will work to uphold our relations with the University. \r\nWinter 1991 THE From the Editor Dear Brothers, HOOSIER F量J量 Page F卸S O∬to a Quick Start with Baker Cup Under the fim guidance of chaimen Mike Finally,袖er a long, grueling process, 7 Hix Pruitt Maverick Cumingham 92 and Robert 92, the brothers have wasted no time in getting started with Baker Cup this the winter 1990‑91 issue of The Hoosier year. Our biggest pr(加ct thus far has beenjoining an organization called Greek Vision. F軍is complete. Actually, though, it was This is an Indiana based disaster relief group that helps victims all over the world. The an enjoyable task, aS Zeta brothers eagerly goal is tojoin a11 the Greek houses together to help ease the burden ofthe victims. The COntributed a plethora of articles which we F軍s are the first at I.U. tojoin Greek Vision. Now our job is to recruit as many houses hope you will find enjoyal)le as well as in‑ formational. As President Tom αRev,, Mariani 91 commented in the last issue, We Were hoping to co皿e Out With both a Earlier this semester, We conducted the amual FIJI/KAO Multiple Sclerosis tennis toumament. Chaired by Chad Leeky W皿ams 93 and David Sumo Wu 93, the event was held on a beautiful fall day in early October. The toumament was a great fa11 and winter edition. However, a late SuCCeSS, with fierce competition in men Start狐d the search for a new publishing There were teams entered from a11 sectors ofcampus. The men COmPany PreVented us from this; hope‑ One Of the largest狐d strongest draws ever. The Phi Gams are annually we11‑ fu叫y another edition will be in your hands represented and this year was certainly no d雌汀ent. Among the standouts were s doubles, WOmen s doubles, and mixed doubles. s field was composed of by mid‑SemeSter neXt year. The time spent intramural veterans Jeff ̀̀Bass in contacting a new publisher was, We feel, Slavin Weu WOrth it. Thejob was done this year by unveiled a suprisingly lethal first serve. In addition, the field boasted two former I.U. G & F Pu髄shing of Cdun血in, MO,血ough VarSity players, SeVeral I.U. recruits, SeVeral formerly ranked sectional and regional Hopper 91, Rick Donger 91 and former Anderson doubles specialist Chad Tao Leeky 91, Steve Williams Jester 93, Who Tom Guy, a F箪graduate from the Univer‑ Players, and two crafty professors, Who humbled opponents all the way into the finals Sity of Missouri. Spencer and I hope that Where they were finally upended by Doug Jones and Matt Nall, Acknowledgments must you are pleased with the professional work that they have been able to provide at a go out to Domino s Pizza, Kilroy s Bar and Gr叫Nick s English Hut and North Central Panther temis, all of whom made considerable donations in sponsoring the event. fraction of the cost from last year. Aside We have continued to keep up the great relations with the local boys club. Once from the articles, Please note the rush again, We SPOnSOred the Haunted House for the neighborhood kids. For three grueling form and the graduate brother endosure. hours, brothers dressed up in costumes and ‑ ‑ drenched with makeup ‑ ‑ did their best The latter is a brief questiomaire which to scare as many kids as possible. Final count; 3 kids scared, 123 humored. Maybe next you may fill out and is addressed back to year the nunbers w皿Iook better. the house. Retuming the form win greatly Brothers continue to lead the way for each other. In August, Senior Pierre Wuu aid us in writing a greater volume ofgradu‑ became a local Big Brother. Big Brothers are asked to spend a certain amount of time ate articles. These forms are a.product of each week with the child. As far as質Gonz,, was concerned, the more time he could 血e new publishers and sho山d greatly assist future editors. We look forward to hear‑ devote to little Scott, the better. Scott has become somewhat ofa little Phi Gam brother in fact. He has attended intramural games, I.U. football games and has even spent the ing fro皿all ofyou and, in the meantime, aS Weekend at the house. The brothers have taken to heart the sacrifices Pierre had to Old Man Winter makes his return, kick make to help one of the Bloomington community back on the family room sofa, Snuggle up additional five brothers have become Big Brothers ‑ ‑ just an indication that the Phi by the fireplace, and watch the General as Gams are looking to continue philanthropic endeavors as we head into next semester. he guides Bailey, Chaney, Anderson, et al to another great Hoosier basketba11 cam‑ P algn. Fratemally yours, Dave αSumo,, Wu 93 New Computer Room a Great Asset for Zeta With computers becoming a more POPular and e縦cient way of typing papers, etc. than the typical typewriter, the broth‑ ers at the F箪house are realizing what a vital asset the new computer room has become. The newly renovated computer room, COmPlements of Beechwood Edu‑ Cation Foundation, has undoubtedly be‑ COme the nicest computer room on cam‑ (Cont d. on Page 8) s underprivileged. Since then, an \r\nPage 8 THE HOOSIER Missing From The Fo量d FIJI Winter 1991 F卸IntramuraIs Cont,d. The Whereabouts of the fouowing brothers are unknown. If you have any infomation teen,, in血e table temis touma血ent, Show‑ that may lead to their discovery, Please contact Kevin Smith at 631 East Third Street) ing once again that the Zeta F堆don Bloomington, IN 47401. Your help in this matter is appreciated. Brothers are listed by merely suc∞ed in the t sports. A皿hm吐血e Phi Gams have been ro皿ng their海房adon year. Nen V. Robertson ̀13 Ph址p G. Sosinski ̀57 Kean E. Salzer ̀69 Henry E. Blattman ̀16 Arthur W. Spivey Jr. ̀57 Edward E. Gates Jr.く18 Dr. Tho皿aS P. Dunfee Ules S. Wade Jr. ̀69 William J. Canida ̀70 , John H. Smith ̀20 major ̀58 ‑ in intramurals, it hasn t been easy. We trailed in neady all of our so紬)a11 games that we山timatelywent on to win,狐d two Thomas J. Du血【er ̀70 of the four footba皿teams皿ade last‑min‑ Jay Palmer ̀22 John C. Fechtman ̀58 Thomas R. Hall ̀70 ute drives to win血eir games, tOO. I don Earl D. Foster ̀23 Bo E. J. A.坤elt ̀58 David W. Jenlins ̀70 know if you Neville V. Williams ̀23 Michael R. Ayers ̀59 Harold J. Luecke ̀70 seem to p皿it out in the end Lee H. Streaker ̀24 Geza J. Czull ̀59 Arthur L. Sheppell ̀70 David Robert L. Stone皿̀27 John B. Jonsson ̀59 Wi11iam T. Smith Jr. 70 haze always catches up to the opponent! Dr. Samuel E. Bechtold Harold M. Stewart ̀59 James D. Stewart ̀70 ̀29 t d call it luck, but we always Spalding commented Boncosky. The purple With a first Place standing in overa11 Paul S. Wittenbrake重く30 Charles S. Otte ̀60 Douglas R. Witham ̀70 Eric R. Wilson ̀71 Thomas M. Clarke ̀32 William M. Cockrum ̀32 Robert H. Sebring ̀60 Gregory E. Caplinger ̀72 trophy at 631 E. 3rd for the tenth straight James L. Binkley ̀61 Je鮒ey T. McReynolds ̀72 year. Arthur F. Thompson ̀32 Lawrence E. Maurer Jr. John J. Rochford Jr. ̀72 ̀61 Michael W. Sidebottom ̀72 Richard H. Jordan ̀33 Stephen W. Byers ̀62 Bryan G. Stockton ̀72 Jack I. Neely ̀33 Dr. Robert J. Lewis Jr. Gary S. Thompson ̀73 ̀62 James R. Clark ̀74 Richard A. French ̀33 David D. Studyく34 Vemal D. Laytonく60 John A. He血erington ̀37 Allan V. Abbott ̀63 Mark R. McGee ̀74 Robert l. Lutz ̀38 Rdert A. Brookshire ̀63 Thomas L. Reploみe ̀74 Paul A. Martin ̀41 Stephen T. Harris ̀64 Doudas J. Myers ̀75 Maj. Michael J. Kaye ̀64 Stephen L. Nelson DD.S. James M. Carey ̀77 Merrel D. Co鮪n Jr. ̀43 Kemeth E. Hauckく43 John L. Blank Jr. ̀44 ̀64 Philip S. Clark ̀77 Sco亡t L Reed ̀77 Bi11y T. Byers ̀45 Jerry W. Nigh ̀64 Morton C. Williams ̀46 Jay O. Roesner ̀64 Mark H. Sch山tz ̀79 J. Shan Martin Jr. ̀47 Thomas E. White ̀64 Thomas W. Copper ̀65 Paul B. Scudder ̀79 Robert W. Masters ̀49 Roger L. Williams ̀49 Charles W. Browne Jr. John F. FIoretta ̀65 Polet W. Senesac ̀80 ̀51 ̀63 James H. Breman Jr. ̀81 Robert H. Shanks ̀51 Dr. Darwin L. Mormon Kevin E. Eagle ̀81 LTC Todd W. Crawford ̀65 ̀52 James P. Reichert ̀65 Mark H. Ewen ̀82 Mack R. Rowe ̀52 Clifford D. Shaul ̀65 Brian S. Gallmeier ̀82 David F. Shirley ̀53 Stephen R. Springer ̀65 Steven E. Myers ̀82 Philip R. Akre ̀54 Stanley E. Deniser ̀66 Brian F. Rundle ̀82 Howard M. Fisher Jr. ̀54 Richard D. Handley ̀66 Daniel B. Winters ̀82 Richard L. Neal ̀54 Craig E. Davis ̀67 J. Scott Burton ̀83 Richard L. Wallace ̀54 Michael P.̲House ̀83 Charles P. Gibbs ̀55 Wayne C. McDonald ̀67 James M. McGee ̀67 Nickolas G. Parisis ̀55 Burkhard H. O巾nam ̀67 Daniel J. Kihg ̀83 LTC L. Eugene Thweatt Rufus C. Hunter ̀48 Eddie W. Hartzler ̀65 Lawrence M. McCahill Gregory L・ Jones ̀78 Mark S. Ga皿o ̀80 Je鮒y A. Shuman ̀80 Howard G. Bergdoll ̀81 Lt. Charles H. DeMa皿e ̀82 Corbin K. King ̀83 Clarke L. Randa皿̀67 Mark W. Rogersつ83∴ ̀55 Henry C. Stevenson ̀67 James D. Duncan ̀84 Doyle D. Zaring ̀55 John C. Eckert ̀68 Charles B. S‡)alding ̀84 Rev. Clarke C. Miller ̀56 Robert S. Jackson ̀68 Robert E. Tully ̀85 William C. Porter ̀56 Carl W. B(5nd ̀57 Robert W. Byme Jr. ̀57 Thomas L. Yoder ̀68 David B. Calhoun ̀86 Thomas J. Finnegan ̀69 W皿iam S. FIoyd ̀69 points, Zeta doesn,t plan to look back as they are well on their way to keeping the Computer Cont d. PuS. It is now fully equipped with t血ee IBM computers completely updated with all of the newest programs for word proc‑ essing, database, and spreadsheet usage. We, for the first time, have installed a Phone modem so we can now access the University FAX systems. We have also added a new computer along with two new Printers. The new computer is capable of doing some things that the old ones can‑ not. The new printers work more e縦一 Ciently than the jet printers. This, in tum, W皿save us quite a bit of money for the year. Next year, We are Planning a modem added to two of the other computers so that we will have three accessing the Uni‑ versity. A皿of this renovation may sound like it s putting a damper on our pocket books, but it has been relatively inexpen‑ Sive. Through the resources of a brother in the house we were able to purchase the new printers, n!Odem, and computer at Wholesale prices, aS Well as receiving all of Our neW PrOgramS for free. This saved us at least $1,Oco this year. We, here at Zeta are thankful and confident that with the financial help we have received that our academic track record will remain tap nctch with all of the new goodies in the computer room. 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